The herald., 1895-02-18
the committee on each Wednesday and

OF the various committees VIII submit a
written report of the work accomplished
| by their respective committees and out
lining contemplated work.
| Every Saturday evening there will be a
| general meeting of the Director-General'
advisory board, chairmcn and members OF
all committees, for general consultation,
| which will also enable the various COM
mitteemen to mingle with each other and
confer with other committeeman with
whom they are intimately connected in
/ the common end
All committees of La Fiesta de Los An
geles will be under the direct control of
the Director General and his advisory
| board.
A parade committee have in their hands
the organization of the parades, the line
of march and the details of the work,
which will start the arades promptly at
the hour laid down.
The artistic committee design the floats
that will be built by the Fiesta commit
tee and pass upon all floats other than
the above that desire to participate in the
parades and assign them to the particular
parade in which they properly belong.
They will also design and supervise
whatever arches in the streets may
| be deemed expedient, and advise and
assist, upon request, the amusement COM
mittee concerning the decorations for the
| Fiesta ball.
| Construction and streets committee de-
sign the tribunes from which the specta-
tors will view the floral parade, construct
such arches as may be deemed expedient,
working on the latter in conjunction with
the artistic committee, who have the dec
Grafton of the same in their hands.
They will also see that the necessary
arrangements are made with the proper
authorities as to the stoppage of traffic
upon the streets that will be used by the
various parades during the celebration.
| Southern California committee will look
! to the proper representation OF the various
localities outside of Los Angeles by float
| and otherwise in the various par
AIDES. In their hands will be left the
selection of and arrangement for trans
| portation of the Angels.
| Decoration committee will take charge
of the street decorations, as was done in
the Fiesta of 1894.
Native California committee will give
the best possible representation of early
| California costumes for the parades, and
eXemplify to the greatest extent the early
customs and habits of the old Spaniards
and the aborigines.
School committee will arrange the details
necessary for placing in the hands of the
parade committee for marching the great
est number of school children obtainable
Public Comfort Committee arr ange
for thn rt ,f tI,a, ;,,+
range with hotels and lodging houses. To
advise with the committee with frequency
enough to insure absolute reliability the
accommodations there may be vacant in
their respective houses, so that a visitor,
in order to secure accommodations of any
kind, instead of being compelled to visit
the various hotels and lodging houses, can
know that by applying to the headquar-
ters of the Fiesta committee, he can be
told at once where accommodations can
be secured, and what these accommoda-
tions will cost. To provide for an over
flow OF the Los Angeles hotels, they will
| make like arrangements with the hotels
and lodging houses of suburban towns,
particularly Pasadena, Santa Monica,
Long Beach, Redondo, San Pedro San
| Gabriel, etc.
To organize at Fiesta headquarters re-
liable bureau of information, supplied
with directories, time tables of the various
transportation lines with some competent
person continually on duty during the
period of the celebration.
Music committee will supply the bands
for the parades, music for the ball, upon
request of the amusement committee, and
arrange for different musical festivities of
whatever kind may be deemed expedent
Amusement committee will arrange and
give the grand ball OF the Fiesta, to ar
range for such other entertainments as
may be deemed desirable, looking to the
proper handling of the various audiences.
The details of the competitive drill of the
military will be arranged by the military
committee, but the arrangement for seat
ing the audience, etc, will be in the
hands of the amusement committee.
Advertising committee will take charge
of the proper advertising of La Fiesta,
exclusive of newspaper work.
Press Committee-Wi have charge OF
the presentation of the celebration to read
ers throughout the country by medium of
newspapers and magazines.
Trades and Manufactures Committee-,
Will have charge of that section of the
parade as relates to the title of their COM
mittee.
Military Committee-Will arrange the
details for the competitive drill, and all
matters pertaining to the military.
Illuminating Committee--Will arrange
for the illumination of the streets of the
city at night during the Fiesta. The il
Elimination of floats is in the hands of the
artistic committee.
Secret societies committee will haye in
their hands the details necessary to give
the largest possible showing of the secrt t
societies of Southern California in the
parade of the Fiesta
The work of the committees will be
entirely independent OF each other, except
where elsewhere noted, each confinng
itself to its own work without interfer-
ence from other committees. The right
is reserved to the chairmen of committees,
whose work is intimately identified with
that OF some other COMMITTEES, to meet
with that committee and take part in its
deliberations Such chairman shall have
the right to vote on any question in such
discussion, which bears upon the work of
the committee he represents.
The advisory board has the right TO re-
Ject any and all action of any and all com
mittecs. The right is reserved to the
chairman of any committee to appear be-
fore the advisory board and argue his
views. In case the advisory board re-
jects the action of his committee such
committee has the right to appeal from
the action OF the Advisory Board to the