The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-16
LET JOY BE UNCONFINED
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posed and the Fiesta Police Department elect
ed in its place.
This resolution was carried amid great
! Joy.
Ordinance No. 45.557.-That the public in
terest and convenience require, and that it is
the intention OF the City Council of the City
OF Los Angeles to order tn following disburse-
ment to be made of the money OF the city
That 100000 OF the aforesaid money of the
aforesaid City of Los Angeles, now lying in the
| pubic treasury. be donated to the Fiesta COM
mittee in honor of the Queen of the Fiesta and
Tor purposes of that organization.
Ordinance No. 1866 That the public in
terest and convenience require. and that it is
the intention of the City Council of the City
OF Los Angeles to order that 81 900, 900 of the
city's money be donated to the Southern Paci-
fic Railroad Company to reimburse it for losses
in the lat, strike.
| Ordinance No. 45,56O-That the public in
terest and convenience require. and that it is
the Intention OF the city council of the city of
los Angeles to order that the city watering
carts be filled with perfume, to be sprinkled
over the streets OF said city for the purpose of
destroying the smell, odor and flavor OF the
electric lights.
| Ordinance No. 1850: That the public in
terest and convenience require, and it is the
intention OF the City Council OF the city of
Los Angeles to ordsin. that Ventura, Gala
basas, Anaheim, Pasadena and San Monica
be incorporated in and within the City of Los
Angeles, max ing one city and Including em-
brscing and claiming the towns aforesaid and
all others in their Vicinity. Amendment:
That the City OF Los Angeles be incorporated
into state and be called Los Angeles.
Ordinance No, 45,561-Ihat the public in
terest and convenience require, and that it is
the inten ton of the city council OF the city of
Los Angeles to order, that all male lawyers
now practicing in the courts of Los Angeles
| county be disbarred and forever prohibited
from practicing in said courts. Amendment:
That all persons now practicing. or hereafter
to practice in said courts of Los Angeles county.
wear boomers at the bar.
Ordinance No. 45566-That the public in
terest and convenience require, and that it is
the intention of the city council of Los An
geles to order, that the buildings now in course
of removal be left in the streets for an indef-
mite period for the accommodation of the nu
merous visitors who honor the city with their
presence.
Ordinance No. 45669.-That the City Hall be
removed to the river bed to permit the super
vision by the City Council of the disposal of
the sand therein. Amendment: That the
sand in the river be measured and sold by
weight to the highest bidder on the spot.
The following telegram was read to the
Council by Lulu Boomer, proxy for the
Marquis de Orange, and its contents were
thanks for her patriotism in holding
Phoebes acquaintance to such figure:
La Fiesta Committees.
GREETING: l Congratulate you on the inter
est taken in the New Woman and beg to offer
percentage Oft e legacy of the late fair at
San Francisco my contribution to the
Queens advent and your celebration.
PHOEBE CouzINs.
The Marquis de San Diego moved that
she be sent a fine pair OF new trousers for
her generosity. and upon motion the mo-
ton was adopted unanimously.
The honorable council then took an. in
definite recess after ordering little pri
vate theatrlcals and some tableaux vi
wants on the side. The first thing in
order was short comedy by Brown and
Harrison of the Orpheum. Then the
police department. was deposed and an
Ola Podrida, or everything goes crowd
took charge. The Policeman's chorus
from The Pirates OF Penzance was exc
cuted. in their way. by the Fiesta force.
After this feast of melody the audience
was RECALLED on a barroom scene in which
beer flowed freely and Jim Corbett of
Boston and John Sullivan of San Fran
cisco foughta three round go, i'll which
Jim was laid out and the crowd chased
John off the stage, while Jim got up and
chased the crowd. The audience began,
to break up and it needed only the ape
pearance 1of a stiff looking Paderewski,
[ who played the piano with his nose, to
break up the whole house.
The curtain was rung down by the stage
manager and the ceremony of the depos-
ing OF the city officials was over The
opening of the ceremonies promised well,
but the inexperience of the participants
and the lack OF unity of action speedily
made the affair tedious aid dull, though
to most of the house interesting withal.
The general mplaint was that for carni
val rev elers the actors were too stiff and
formal, but this i'm pediment, it is
thought, will be overcome in few more
celebrations. and the leaders of the move
ment expect to finally put a pageant on
the strests that will be so brilliant with
wit and vivaciousness that nothing will
rival it in the world.