The herald., 1894-04-07
THE FIESTA INDIANS.
YUMAS AND C0COPAHS TO MARCH
In THE STREET PARADE.
" hat the Chinese Board of Trade
Proposes to Do-The Fiesta
Beurfis at the Los An
gsIes Thsatsr.

There was an enthusiastic meeting of
the fiesta general committee last even
ing, at which the aub-commIttess sub
mitted final reports.
Harrison Fuller, who has just returned
from Yuma, made q report upon the
Indiana. Tins Indians were very prac-
ticnl. Mr.. Fuller said the fret thing
they asked after he had explained the
matter to them, "What is there In it for
us?" When he told them 1t was la
fiesta. they took it literally to be least,
and wanted to come, but not without
money consideration, so he agreed to
give them 81 each and provide them
good food and lodging and lunches on
the way. There will be 80 Yumas and
Cocopshs who will be brought In by
epecial tourist car, Sunday.
Chan Kin Sing, representative OF the
Chinese board of trade, addressed the
meeting, outlining the display OF his peo-
pie, which will consist OF float, show
ing q historic Chinese scene-tinely
attired Chinase-some in soldiers uni.
form marching, and merchants in car.
riages.
Capt. Henry Steere stated that la fiesta
interest was so general throughout
Southern California, that as railroad
.official he had been. today called upon
to make out q schedule Of special train
service from Tuesday to Friday OF next
week.
Mr.. Pridhan, OF tho narada eora rAit.oe
sad all details for the parsdes were ar
ranged and would appear in full in the
morning papers.
The details OF the children's parade
will be published in the Sunday papers.
Secretary Starin read the programme
laid out for the general committeeman
next week. Tuesday at IL o'clock the
director-general and general committee
will meet here and proceed to the city
hall. whore the mayor. city council and
officials, police commissioners and park
commissioners will join them. The
party will then proceed to the county
court house, where they will be aug.
mented BY ths board o; supervisors and
other officials. All will then go to The
grand stand at Central park. The gem
eral committee will meet here at am.
on Thursday and proceed to the Sixth
street school, and will lead the chill
dren's parade on foot.
The meeting adjourned to this even :
ing.
The municipal committee held q Sc
cret session after the adjournment, to
form plans to make raid on the city
hall this afteroon at O'Clock to depose
the ruling oficiala and install q carni-
val city government. There will be
some lively scenes there this afternoon.
THE FIESTA BENEFIT.
The fiesta benefit at the Los Angeles
theaier next Monday night will be q
carefully rendered entertainment by the
best local and professional artiats. The
Introductory act will be a part of Pa.
tience, by the Los Angeles operate So
ciety, under the direction of q. M. Pyke,
A scene from Julius Caesar will be en-.
acted with Lawrence Hanley as Marx
Antony and Hal de Forrest as JuniuE
Bfutus, with support of other good
actors.
A character song will be sung
by Foley Parker. Frederick Blair
will render violoncello solo and T. f
Rowan, jr., will give one Of his popular
eopge.
Among the many attraction will be 6
butterfly dance by fve young ladies'.
| Cupid's darts will he rendered fasci
natingly in dance by little Ada Smith
Other features will be violin solo by
Dion Romandi, three character eketcheI
by Miss Annette Won Brandys and {
cornet solo by D. H. Keyee.
This entertainment is undHr the aus
piceB of the fiesta amusement commit
tee, composed of II. @. Wyatt, J. H
Skunk, Lawrence Hanley, G. NJ. WooC
and O. NJ. Py Ike.