The herald., 1895-12-11
Decided Upon by the Tourna=
ment Association
PROVISIONS FOR PRIZES
Invitations Extended to All Owners Of
Carriages
HOBBS Making Themselves Painfully Numer.
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Competitive DriIi-City Brevities

PASADENA, Dec. lU.-At meeting OF Tie
executive committee of the Tournament OF
Roses Association last evening, besides
what was reported in yesterdays HERALD.
further business was transacted as follows:
1t was decided that the route of the pro-
cession shall be from Moline avenue on
Colorado street west on Colorado street to
Orange Grove, thence south on Orange
Grove to Columbia, and countermarching
past the judges' stand to Colorado street,
where the procession will diSband.
The procession will form, first division
on North Moline, right resting on Colorado /;
second division on South Moline, right
resting on Colorado; third division on
North Madison, fourth on South Madison,
fifth on North Los Robes, sixth on South
Los Robes, seventh on North Euclid,
eighth on South Euclid, and so on until
each division is formed. The procession
will then march on Colorado street to Or
ange Grove avenue, thence to Columbia
street, passing the judges stand
he erected on Orange Grove ave-
nue.. probably about at California street.
After concentrating at Columbia street
those who return past the judges stand to
compete for prizes will be called upon to
stop five seconds that the entry may be
closely inspected with view to a COM
DelGut Qecl5lOu VI IOSGtuCE WIN
the prizes awarded will be prize pennants,
which will be handed the winners of prizes,
which may be carried at once, thus show
ing the successful competitors.
At the press stand there will ge accom-
modations for the photographers aud
artists of the various periodicals that are
expected to be present. and a committee
was appointed to attend to the visiting
press people, artists, etc.. and see that
they are given place in the press boxes.
The committee consists of Charles A.
Gardner, W. S. Gilmore, Mrs. Lou v.
Chaplin, Paul S. Heffeman, Ralph W..
Strong and w. II. Townsend.
The matter of prizes was thoroughly dis
cussed, and liberal amount set aside for
the purpose. The colors of the pennans
for the first prizes will be blue and for Sec
ond red. Secretary Hertel was empowered
to purchase The badges and pennants.
There will be first and second prizes for
all entries. and first prizes for the best gen.
eral display of turnouts and bicycles.
A committee on selection of prizes, COM
posed of President Stearns and Messrs.
Weight and Hertel. were appointed.
The PROPOSE ion of The Blinn Lumber
company to donate for the Use of one of
the schools four-horse team, was repor ed
and the thanks of the committee for the
same expressed. The sum of $50 for the
preparation of floats for the several schools
estimated, and it was resolved to ask the
newspapers to notify the subscribers 10
the associa ion to pay in the amount of
their subscriptions to the treasurer, P. NJ.
Green, at the First National bank, at once,
The commit ee wish it dis inctly UNDER
stood iha everybody is invited TO enter
decorated equipages without any entrance
fee whatever. Those who wish 10 join the
association may do so on payment of So,
and more members are desired but any
one who wishes to enter for he prizes
without joining the association may do SO
with no fee 10 pay at all.
A list was made out for chiefs of differ.
ent divisions and the gentlemen will be
visited at once with view TO getting their
acceptance. When it is known who will
act in this capacity the list will be pub
lished.
A regulation costume for all citizens Of
the tournament organization, mounted,
was determioed upon. 1t will consist of
black coat and vest, white trousers, SOM
brero, and wide sash across the left
shoulder composed of flowers.
A special effort will be made to have a
large equestrian division of ladies and gen.
ilemen.
HOBoS AT WORK.
The thieving hobos are still getting in
their work, and il looks as though they