The herald., 1895-03-25

made in the balcony, and single tickets
will be 50 for the first two rows. $1.50 for
the third and 81 for Others The commit
tee has already received large number OF
applications and the lists will be opened
as soon as possible. The ball in all its ap-
pointments will be "a magnificent affair,
and the indications are that the attend
ance will be large and the costumes -excep-
tionally artistic. The advisory board has
approved the plan of the commit ee to
offer a number of valuable prizes to mask
ers, and that they will be contested for
vigorously, is assured, There will be no
bar attachment to the ball. although the
usual restaurant privileges for the accom-
modation of guests. The committee will
adopt stringent rules to prevent the ad-
mission of improper characters.
The committee wishes to announce
that permits must be obtained from the
tions desiring to enter floats for any OF the
parades. The permits must correspond
with duplicates which will be furnished
to the parade com mttee. Such permits
can be obtained from J.V. Wachtel chair
man of the artistic committee. All en-
tries for the trades. manufacturers and
producers parade, the illuminated parade
and California parade. will be closed
April 9th as it will be absolutely neces-
sary for the proper arrangements OF dis
plays. and no entries will be received
after that date for floats. General John
R. Mathews has been appointed an ad-
ditional member of the parade committee
Grand Marshal Pridham is very busy
at present making his selection of division
marshals and aids The line of march
for the different parades has not yet been
definitely determined, but will, as far as
possible, take in the principal business
streets and the reviewing tribunes
u,ba how 1ofiptoIy lOoafo1
The dates and the time for the different
parades of Fiesta week have now been
dtinitely determined, and Chairman r.
W. Pridham of the parade committee au-
thorizes their announcement.
The committee proposes to start all pa
rades promptly at the time set and those
who are late in presenting their displays
must take their chances.
The parades will all form on East Sew
enth and intersecting streets
The first parade, Tuesday April 18th, of
trades, merchants. manufacturers and
producers. which includes the division of
commercial travellers and the wonderful
collection of noted racing and thorough
bred horses secured by the committee,
secret Sc cites and the Pageant of the
Pacific. embracing the series of historical
fioats-a parade that will be nearer three
than two miles in length-will move
promptly at 2 p. m.
On Wednesday night occurs the illumi-
mated parade, no parade taking place
during the day, and it also has assumed
extensive proportions. 1t will form at 7:3O
o clock and move at 8 o'clock sharp.
The childrcn's day parade on Thursday
will occur in the morning, probably at 10
o'clock, the line of march and time being
left entirely to the committee.
Fridays pageant includes the m military,
tremen, Chinese and the California floats
EN- bracing those from Southern. Central
and Northern California and Salt Lake
City. 1t will start promptly at l O'Clock.
The floral parade, which takes place on
Saturday, has been set for O'Clock, and
it will be started at that hour.
The wide-awake managers of the Fiesta
races at Agricultural Park have desg-
mated Wednesday. April 18th, as La Fiesta
Derby Day. and will extend an invitation
tor-General and Advisory Board, the
members OF the Fiesta committees, the
Gentlemen's Riding Club and company of
Spanish caballeros to attend the races
upon that day. Special arrangements will
be made for the reception of the Queen
and suite in the grand stand, and as there
is no day parade no "Wednesday. it is be-
leved that the attendance will be very
large and the scene most brilliant one.
A silver card of invitation for the Queen
is now being designed. which will be a
very beautiful souvenir. The large num-
DER OF enCrleS mdue Ill SOuCnern CaD1Or-
MIA and at the north insures week of
splendid sport. Satisfactory arrangements
are to be made at the park for vehicles,
so that they will not discommode those
on foot, as has been of too frequent occur-
renee in the past. 1t has been decided
that the three trains to be run by the
Southern Pacific from River Station and
all intervening points will 60 Dteween l
and clock each day, returning after
the races. The street car service will also
be especially arranged for handling the
crowds. n l&y&N ,s sf1a1N1 ed
There will be four races each day and
they will begin promptly at 10 clock.
Friday is still open, but important races
will be announced for that day of spe-
cial character. A correspondent writes the
Herald suggesting that the gents furnish
ers and hatters get line of neckwear and
hatbands in the Fiesta colors. which he
says would add much to. the beauty and
spirit of the occasion. The correspondent
instances the case of the varsity boat
races in the East as case in point, and
says he hopes the suggestion will be car
ried out.