The herald., 1895-04-04


three sergeants and four corporals was
lett to the captain.
n. A. Covarrubias NJ. E. G. Munday
and e. l.. Allen were selected as COM
mittee of ARRANGEMENTS and w. A. Henry
as treasurer. Messrs. Dominguez and
Heintz were chosen as a committee on
horses.
The question of uniform was Informally
discussed at some length and the matter
OF detail was LETT to the committee on ar
rangements. A ma aority of those present
favored white hat and white coat with
black trousers. 1t was understood that.
as far as possible, the company will be
mounted on gray horses.
Another meeting of the company will
be held at the same time and place Friday
evening. The enlsting book IS now open
at room No. 303 Wilson block. the head
quarters of the company.
The committee on trades and manufac-
lures report additional entries OF horses
tor their parade, as follows: BY A. Aver
i'll. $50 East Twenty third street, King La
Crosse. trotting stallion; by Mrs. WOLF
Gmported) stallion by Volante and two
colts; by Richard Garvey. Percheron stall
linn Picador by S. Kendall Black Silk
by Silkwood, PAGER.
The committee also reports additional
floats entered by theatrical employees and
ny JdCODy DIOIneT5. lney ueSlre 10 Sldte
that more boys on ponies are wanted for
the parade. All boys with ponies are in
vited to join the kindergarten Jockey
club and for information are requested to
call on Mr.. G. A. Sumner, 134 South
Broadway. There is still a desire on
the part of persons to make advertising
displays in the floral parade OF Fiesta
week and the committee has received a
number OF applications for such displays.
No advertising display of any character
will be admitted in the floral parade. 1t
is not designed for the purpse of exhibit
ing such displays but to present beauti-
ful illustration the floral resources OF
Southern California for the enjoyment of
the strangers within our gates as well as
our own citizens.
Tonight there will occur another re-
hearsal of the city section for the Fiesta
concert chorus and the last chance for ad
mission into it and participation in the
concerts. Over 300 are expected to be
presen. and rousing good rehearsal is
anticipated.
The Journeymen Butchers association
of Los Angeles desire to extend to fell
low-hutchers throughout the state cor
dial invitation to attend the Fiesta and
participate with them in their parade.
They will supply all visitors with aprons
and caps who will join them.
Yesterday afternoon number of young
ladies interested in company of eques-
triennes for the floral parade met atFiesta
headquarters and decided to call the or
ganization the Ladies' Riding club. Mrs
Jerome Hooper was electe president and
Miss Nellie Duvall vice. president. 1t was
agreed that the members of the club will
meet again Friday afternoon at 2:30
o clock. The young ladies were taking
much interest in their club and will pre-
sent natty appearance in the pageant.
DR.. Fleming, chairman of the Native
California com mittnp. rppOrtS that tho
company of Spanish cabaleros now num-
bers sixty members. which insures a mag
ificent display of fine horsemanship and
picturesque costumes. The com pany, it
was at first thought, would be about
twenty-five but it has outgrown the orig
inal scope. Just as so many feature of
the Fiesta have done. The costumes of
the cabaleros and the trappings of the
horses will be rich and sumptuous. the
horses being especially selected and COM
ing. as we'll as their owners, from many
parts of Southern California. The riders
are all skill d in horsemanshp and the
committee is sparing no trouble to secure
collection of members as has not been
seen before in Los Angeles in the peculiar
and graceful riding characteristic of the
west.
The public comfort committee has ar
ranged to have street map OF the city in
serted in the pocket guides they are get
ing out which will add very greatly to
the value of the book.
Yesterday the sale of seats was begun
for the Fiesta events, and large crowds
we're at the place of sale. 10 South Spring
street. The sale during the day was quite
arge. In speaking of the advisory board
meeting last night Mr.. Behmeyer stated
chat before the sale opened he had not
reserved any seats. There were bona fde
orders for sixtyfour seats which were re-
served after the sale opened. The sale
proceeded with very few complications
There are still twenty five seats left in the
irst row OF the balcony foi the carnival
,all fifty seven in the second row, eighty
the third row and the balance of the
.allery sprnking sales nave been made.
The sale for the seats at Central park pro-
;ressed satisfactorily.