The herald., 1895-03-21

points this side. to Los Angeles and re-
turn during Fiesta week. This means a
rate Of $2o for the round trip from San
Francisco to Los Angeles and return.
The advisory board held their regular
session with chairmen of committees last
night.
Chairman Pridham OF the parade COM
mittee detailed to the committee the
dates of the different parades as hereto
III He r stated that defnitSN,formation had
been received that there will be a float
from Salt Lake City, also one from
Fresno, and that the Uniform Rank X.
of P. of Riverside will appear in the
military parade. and that forty mounted
men from the A. o. F. will participate.
not be formed as those of other parades,
and it will be left to the school committee
to designate it.
An invitation will be extended to the
mem bers of the State Normal School. and
a delegation from the advisory board will
accompany Director General Meyberg to
call on Professor Pierce today.
Chairman Frank of the advertising
committee reported that the Autographs
have been distributed thoroughly. He
also suggested in the matter of floral
leaflet, to utilize the design Of the litho--
for the leaflet. Mr.. Frank was authorized
to have printed 5000 additional folders. for
which there is great demand.
At the meeting of the advisory commit
tee last night the committee on trades.
manufacturers and producers presented
the following report:
We herewith present to you the report
of the work accomplished by the differ
ent members of the committee on trades,
manufacturers and producers. The fol-
lowing members of the committee have
presented to the chairman the names of
the following gentlemen and firms de-
string place in the parade of trades,
manufacturers and producers. viz:
In addition to our previous report the
only entries we have been able to secure
are presented by Mr.. G. A. Sumner.
Mr.. Campbell Johnston ente Present
King, shire stallion (mported].
G.. W. Swope, Janitor Boy, pacing
stallion by Gossper.
An escort of Shetland ponies ridden by
boys in jockey costumes, drilled for the
occasion.
Mr.. Sumner would make the following
requests of the advisory board:
First. That notice be published re-
questing all boys with ponies desiring to
take part in the parade to call on him at
134 South Broadway. for instructions re-
gardIng costumes, drill and necessary
announcements
Second. That, if possible. the Sixth
Street Hay-market be secured for the
horses 10 meeC anu prepare 10 IOTI1 III
line, it being absolutely necessary that
every precaution be taken to prevent the
horses becoming unnecessarily frightened
before the procession starts.
The chairman would request that, if
possible, the parade of the trades, manu-
facturers and producers, if consistent. be
in the forenoon. For the treason that
many of these horses are entered in races
to take place in the afternoon, which will
preclude their appearing in parade. unless
it be in the forenoon.
Our previous request, that our parade
be held in the afternoon, for the reason
that the Bakers Union thought they
could join us in the afternoon parade, but
have recently advised us that they do not
care to make an entry; therefore our
original reason for asking for afternoon
parade no longer exists, and need not
conflict with the parade being in the
forenoon.
We have the assurance of the president
of the Retail Clerks Association of their
hearty cooperation in assisting us in in
ducing the retail merchants to contribute
to the parades. We hope and expect to be
able to report progress in their line in
the near future. We also have number
of very fine floats in prospect. but are
unable to report definitely regarding them
at present.
We are, in receipt of communication
from the Semi-Tropic Fruit Exchange
stating that the board of directors have
decided not to take any part in the pa
rades of the coming Fiesta.