The herald., 1895-02-28

year was, orchestra, $114.65 for brass
music. 500, comprising twenty musicians
in each.
For the tournament of sports Saturday
night, as already mentioned, we desire a
band to head procession up town and
also to furnish music at the park.
We make this statement as to the music
required by this committee betimes, so
that you may communicate same to the
music committee.
In regard to the communications re-
ferred to our committee, will state that we
lind it fmpracticabie to avail ourselves of
the services Of Miss May Gleason or Miss
Nj. |. MacBride (the latter recommended
by l.. q. Sinnard). We have addressed
communications to the parties. informing
them of our action in the matter.
we regret to advise you Juau Committee
men Adolph Frese and Louis Gottschalk
have rendered their designations owing to
press of private business matters. In each
case, however, we are assured OF the
hearty cooperation, SO far as it can be
extended on the part OF the resgnlng
committeeman.
Respectfully submitted
Louis F. Vetter,
Chairman Amusement Committee.
Mr.. Cline explained that he expected to
have in the parade three or four caretto>,
Spanish carts drawn by oxen, that were
used in olden times.
Ihe parade committee recommended
that the director-general and the advisory
board be at the head of all parades and
that the riding club act as escort, to be
followed by the members of the Merchants
Association in carriages.
After some discussion it was decided
that Chairman Prdham OF the parade
committee be the grand marshal and that
tue members of that committee act as
division marshals.
.Ile recon- mpn1a atiOns Of the BOARD of
Education relative to the participation Of
the school children were adopted. 1t was
decided that all drilling be done by men,
bers of the schools, selected for that pur-
pose by the children and teachers; that
the drilling be after school hours and on
saturdays; that no time for the drills be
taken from the school hours and that
| they shall not interfere with the schools
that the schools be closed from Thursday
previous to the Fiesta and through Fiesta
week and that the drilling be commenced
| on March 18th.
Professor Wilhartitz reported that ten
instruments had to be selected in San
Francisco, and he was authorized to go
| there to procure them.
He had met with the Musicians Union
during the day, and the members had
waived all rights in the matter of supply
ing music during Fiesta week and had
reduced the union rates.
iHc duNiSorY DOdru pdSSeu IL NObe VI
thanks for the patriotic action of the mu-
sicians.
The military committee reported that
arrangements have been made to bring the
different military organizations of South
ern California here during Fiesta week.
Proper accommodations must be provided
for the subsistence and housing of the Of
ticers and men. For the former rooms
should be secured, while the latter will be
provided with quarters in the armory.
The proposition of A. ]. Mum of San
Jacinto, to bring 100 Indians, was not ac-
cepted.
Judge Owens was appointed committee
one to draft an ordinance prohibiting the
throwing of -four or other missiles that
will injure persons or wearing apparel.
Ferd X, Rule reported that Pasadena
would need eight floral floats, besides
those from the Raymond and Green ho-
tells and from the Board of Trade and
that San Pedro would be represented by
two floats, one from the Sailors Union,
and that the school children would also
participate.
The first rehearsal of the massed cho-
russes took place last evening, and was
largely attended.