The herald., 1894-03-22
LA FIESTA De Los ANGELES
School Children Will Play In
pOrtant Parts.
A Full List of the School Companies
and Their officers.
The Interest Constantly Increasing in
the Great Southern California
Fet0-More OF the
Details.

The fiesta movement among the pu-
pills and teachers OF the public schools is
gaining in the momentum born of en-
thusiasm = what the teschers first
thought might be weary task, ia be-
coming the chief object OF interest and
diversion in the days exercises. More
companies were organized yesterday
than on any preceding day. Many
happy newly-made boy or girl captain
yesterday afternoon rushed up the long
fight of stairs without waiting for the
elevator, bound for Superintendent
Browns office to hand in the report of
his or her newly-orgsnized company.
The teachers manifested scarce
y,, less eagerness as they
called innumbers at their chiefs
Office for further instructions
about carrying forward the work. There
available for drilling the cadet compa-
nies before the spring vacation, and
teachers and pupils alike feel the neces-
sty OF improving this time to the ut
most.
The manual OF military tactics was
yesterday isaued at the city euperin-
tendent's Office and sent to 200 captains
and teachers. The banner prizs list
WAS sent to'all schools. The committee
Of award are: Prof. j. A.. Forehay, Mrs.
@. P. Brad6 6eld and Mrs, ]. Powell Rice.
The companies organized yesterday
at the different schools we're:
Spring street-Company A, Captain
Clarence Condor; Company B, Captain
Della Buckley; Company @, Captain
Thomas Conway; Company d. Captain
Mabel Hill Company E, Captain Henry
Carberry; Company f, Captain Eva
Roberts; Company G, Captain Hayward
Colby; Company H, Captain Mary
Bright; Company l, Captain Hazel
Rosenberg.
Eighth street Company A, Captain
Geo. Hamilton; Company B, Captain
Fred Rannel; Company G, Captain Sadie
Hare.
Alpine strett-Company A, Edith
Donally; Company B, Captain Clarence
Darcy Company O, Captain Oliver Swim
neston Company D, Captain Frank Hull
ton Company E, Captain Walter Bailey.
Sixteenth street-Company A, Cap
tain Ralph Brown Company B, Captain
Ohas. Stanter; Company @. Captain
Maggie Rhine; Company d, Captain
Milton Swearingen; Company E,
Ohpbhlu I1uuh UlCOIhys
CASTELAR, street-Oompany A, Captain
Ohas. H. White; Company B. Captain
Fresa Sullivan; Company G, Captain
John Lindsey Company d, Captain
Gertie Moulton.
Breed strset-Oompany A, Capital
Willie Maloney; Company B, Captain
Thomas Collins; Company G. Captain
Louisa Mottram; Company D, Captain
Fanny Smith.
Gates street-Company A, Captain
VIII Crawford; Company B, Captain
Alice Barrett; Company G, Captain
Conrad Garrison.
Temple street-Company A, Captain
Freda Mailman; Company B, Captain
Ed Anderson.
Cornwall street. Company A. Captain
Harold Weller; Company B, Captain
Ethel Rues.
Thirtisth street-Company A, Captain
Carl Tufts; Company B, Captain Guy
Carson; Company @, Captain Beatrice
Campbell; Company D, Captain Grace
Winters.
Normal primary-Compsny A, lOap-
tain John Bloeser; Company B, Captain
Lena Brigham.
Arroyo atreet--C Company A, Ada Street.
Swain Htreet-Company A, Captain
Jartup; Company B, Captain Lizzie
Winkler; Company G. Captain. Ethel 3.
Stoncif.
A tabeau float representing some OF
the beautiful historic scenes of the Or
der of the Knights of Pythiss, as Damon
on the block, or the same hero pleading
his case before the tyrRnt Dionysius,
will probably be prepared for the open
ing carnival parade. II. B. Belt, past
chancellor of the order. has procured
the requisite dispensation from the
grand chancellor for the public produc.
ton OF the above scenes. All the ak
Knights of Pythias lodges of this city
will probably act together in this mat
ter.
A delegation from the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians called upon Mr.. Belt
yesterday to announce that their rep
resentativss would meet with the fiesta
general COMMITTEES meeting Thursday
evening to confer about taking part in
the carnival demonstrations.
A committee from the A. 0. U. W.
will be present on the same evening.
The Santa Fe, Southern Pacific and
Terminal railroads are distributing the
large colored fiesta posters to all stations
and their agents are placing them in
conspicuous places in the towns OF
Southern California.
A one-way rate will undoubtedly be
made, and possibly something better,
by the railroads during the carnival
season. The officials are considering
the matter and will make the announce
ment shortly.