The herald., 1895-01-13


word vas: la islta is una must bs =
rnrcsss" Axsin. tho gil OF orstoSy in
the com mites meeting vas ioss art;
the words-;h%t wsf..%sl s.-7s tax, bat
oure strictly on blsiEs5s.
TniTd-phs coIhm.ttee at irge stons
with NJ; iudivldunls and corporations
laid aslds the desre OF Gain time.
nonev and a-rrices ware gladly renaa-sd
aud donated tor IL iessa's good, And
lastly, g-Dilaman, but not beatty. there
Mas that etarllng holy, the bnnsa and
sEews OF vour haInass community.
thero were taose quiet unassam,ns msu
who keep tho whsels ns cpf1nlsfca mov-
ing and at Who're heart lies trst
.he prosperity Of tho Community.
there was hehind she whole movement,
giving IL sta bili;y. weight and staining.
lhe Merchants association OF Los Aa-
gelee W tn all its mem bsrs, power and
wealth.
And in clos;ag + wish TO assure yon.
as fhe executive officer OF thil associa-
! tloD. that this y0Ar also tbs Marchanta'
association will stand hghinh You, and
is more intent than eyer upon pasiug
IL tie ia de- Loa Angelica permanent
institution with ia and one that viii
bring our people renoen as wall "a more
material bsueits. Aud tne1a adYsn~
! tages. gentleman will extsnd sso to the
| couu.ios and atstea which are hsginning
TO look {, Los Angeles "a their queen.
and which mutt be bronght to acanowl-
edge her suprsnscs. thank you."
THE Mayors oPISIoN.
"Now," said Msjor FltreY, Eve will
proceed to plack another gam from orr
diadsm. Let ms in.roduce to you Mayor
RAIDER"
When the applause which followed
this announcement had somswhat su o.
eided, his honor, the mayor. advanced
and said:
II fae soms hssitancy in sxprsssng
myself upon this euDjsct, bscsu4e ! am
somewhat OF novice in matters OF this
kind. came here NOR to liaisn to the
euggsstions and opinions OF tho o.nsrs--
thoae who hava hai the experienca
gained from the N Management OF tho
fiesta of last yaar--rathsr than TO make
suggestions and express opinions OF nay
| own.
81 am thoroughly imbued with the
spirit OF the undertaking. | ASSURE you
that will do all in my power to IL AXE
this coming tie2ta the greatest we have
| ever had in Gur city. The different
arrangements nust be leik to those 10
charge. who | know are thoroughly
competent to bring about succossial
result"
PREPARE YOUR FLOATS.
Col. Freeman &. Tsed, prsaldsnt OF
the city council, was thon introduced.
SIT goes without saying" eaid he,
that | didn't expsct when | came here
to be called on ior epoch, but AZ I nm
here I'll make one. My sound adyles TO
you engaged ia committee work 10, much
| action and little oratory. That ia the
reason the fiesta WAS 80 pronounced
success last year-there was great work
and little talk.
II want to aay one thing, however. l
was mem DER OF a committee lsst year
aud was working for the suceea OF thu
fiesta heart and soul, just "a | am doing
now. You all remem Der last year IA At
had something to do with running the
parades. l think parsdsa ara one Of the
principal things which att,aGs, MT only
in our fiesta, but il thoae held all over
the world. Lot ell who have ANYTHING
to do with thsss paradss remsm bsr that
the success OF the lsats depends n3rc on
them than on anything elss. Lot all who
intend to take part in the psrades con-.
mence to make their preparations nav.
SO that when the time comes everything
will b. in readiness and than there will
he none of thu haa.y work sometimes
done at the 9J9sh hour. [ hope that
you will bear ma out ia that suggestion"
IT MUST ECLIPSE '9l.
Captain Spear OF the National guard
followed:
There has bsen placed before me
tonight" said he. "a dual role 10 per.
fcrm--to say something az National
guard and q railroad man. Ia behalf
OF the National guard permit me to
thank you for the Kind esteem in which
you hold us. The guard will soon go
into the national incubator at Sacr4-
msnto. and it is to be hoped that it will
tura out band of fighting cocks. and
not one OF Shanghais
GAS civilian, [ think that If there
over was doubt GA tho pars OF Oh
people OF Los Angelo, concerning the
success OF another fiesta. the great cues
cess OF the last one would dspei il. II
they could $50 the energy and industry
of the director-gensral, they would be-
lieve then that neither fiesta nor any
other thing thing undertaken By the
Merchants association could msOs with
aughs but auccess.
1--WE meet here tonight to jolliiy q
little over the gfoat success the hesta OF
1895 will have over that OF 1894. In the
coming one we will not only haye tho
hearty help OF Loa Angolss bni that OF
the surrounding country.
TO make this iessA eciplo shat OF
lastyear will take q lar2e am onns OF
money, but | do not doubt thaa the
citizons OF Los ANGELA will $50 the col
fers OF the treasury filled to tho brlm
and running ovor ~ they were last
year.
Log Angeles in pnah. energy aad ia
to!li9ence stands frat among the cities
OF this southern country and che must
ever keap herself ia the vanguard OF
civilization and OF N aterial pro sporty"
TIE SCHOOLS WILL HELP.
Professor Search. superintendent OF
schoos. in few well-chosen word.. ex.
pressed his hearty corporation in eay-
thing pertaining to tbs fssta.
Il cannot yet tsll." said he, "just
what on, schools will do. bat | know
they will do their part sad l ieel assured
thai What we will do. will add to the
growth OF Los Angeles"
Major Furrey then remarked that he
had one thing to say and it would only
take second.
LET US have" eaid he, "at tho fiesta
this year big roaring tina and ask all