The herald., 1895-04-15
The Carnival Government Takes
Possession This Evening
INSTALLATION EXERCISES
Masked Procession Through the
Streets to the Pavilion
Overthrow OF the municipal Authorities by
the Fiesta RuIers-A Unique
Entertainment

La Fiesta de los Angeles begins this
evening with the installation of the car
nival government at Hazards Pavilion at
8 o'clock.
A carnival procession, consisting of the
director-gencral and advisory board,
Fiesta committeeman. carnival officials
and others, all en- masque, will start from
Fiesta he adquarters, on Main street, at
80 o'coc k, and proceed to the Pavilion
through the streets, being joined at the
City Hall by the officials OF the present
city government.
The installation ceremonies will con-
sist of the overthrow of the city govern
ment by the carnival officials and an ex-
position of how government should be
run, all preparatory to the arrival of the
Queen on Tuesday. The exercises will be
of unique character beftting the inau-
guration of IA week of jollity and fun
such as has never before been had in
Southern Cal .forna.
The Tropa de Cabelleros Angeenos
which will participate in Fiesta pageants,
has been in charge of the Native Califor-
liian committee, DR.. Fleming chairman
1t was organized by John c. Cline. ex-
sheriff and the members come from all over
Southern California. They will be richly
costumed in the Charo style, the som,
The members will all ride with Spanish
bit and spur and bride and with we'll
refined horses, furnishing brilliant dis
play of horsemanship.
Mr.. Cline was appointed captain and
the members with their place Of residence
is as follows:
Felipri Avita: Vernon. Jose Duarte,
San Gabriel; Francisco Moreno, city;
Pedro Lugo. Downey; Joseph Hunter,
Tropico; Thomas +. Botello, city; Felipe
\ ..I.. il
A. Lugo, city Address Lugo, Downey;
Phillip Glassell, J. l.. Covarrubias, Ed
Mellus, Frank p. Cochran, W. NJ. Ards.
city; W. III. Cline, Garvanza; Adolph Sill
vas. Ell Monte; DR.. Fleming, city; J. Fl.
Taylor, Rivera; Dick Hunter, Tropico;
Los Virgines; Frank Coffman Los Nictos
Ed German, German Station Archie
Freeman. Ingewood; Frank Schumacher,
city; Andrew Joughns, La Crenega;
John S. Schumacher, Eagle Rock n. A.
Breen, Ell Conejo; f. r. Plummer. Holly
wood; b. Ybarra, city, p. S. Lopez, San
Fernando; Gabriel Chavez Coralitas; j.
y. Youghins. Hyde Park; Pedro Feliz,
Coralitas; Pancho Estudillo. San Jacinto
J. Il. Banning. city; c. W. Winston, San
Gabriel; Benjamin Martin. Inglcwood;
John Lugo, Ed Garrett. city; Joseph .Bor-
Albert Taylor, Inglewood; E. W. Hopper
stead, J. c. Bliss. city; Manuel Machado,
Augustine Machado, La Balona; NJ. Or
duqui, M. II. Besson, city; Fred Dell.
Garvanza; LATE Flood, Ben Flood, Santa
Pasadena; William Cleghorn. Style Wea-
yer, Redondo; George I. Insley, Gar
vanza; c. R. Scpulveda. G. c. Sabichi, G.
W. Cline, J. r.. Sabichi, NJ. l.. Raves,
Charles Williams, f. McGinnis, Pablo
Sepulveda.
The Gentlemen's Riding Club, which
will act as guard of honor to the Queen
and escort to the director general, will !
present a handsome appearance in their !
natty uniforms. The officers and men,
bers of the club are as follows President, |
DIR. William lie Moyne Wills: vice pres
dent. Alfred Solano; treasurer, l.. A. |
Grant; secretary, f. X. Rule; captain,
J. Z. Thompson; director general, Max
Meyberg; T. A. Ersen. John +. Francis,
W. G. Bluett, II: W.. Latham, Hancock
Banning, John Bradbury, j. S. salkey.
+. w. P 1sn,aa s M; H. Ne ps b j.
Major NJ. T. Owens. Sam Polaski, H. S.
Woolner, I. B. Dockweiler, NJ. c. Adler.
Clark A. Shaw. George Reed, IT,, Robert
NJ. Ross. DR.. Hadield, DR.. J. NJ. White.
B. A. BENJAMIN, W. M. Ardes. J. W.
Z. cibbon, Hugo Goldsmith. j. A. Nc
Cusker and George Carson, jr. The cos
tune of the club is a dark, e-ftting
sack coat buttoned high. gray corduroy
trousers. black leggings and gray felt
hat. The bride and reins are white, with
Fiesta color decorations of a uniform
style.
The concert orchestra will have re-
hearsal at 80 today at Music Hall. and
all members are requested to be present.
Press headquarters have been opened at
room No. 80 Hollenbeck Hotel through
the courtesy of Mr.. Bilicke, where all APP
plicatons for press badges should be
made.