The herald., 1895-01-17
ARRANGING FOR Ia FIESTA
The Members of the Committees
Appointed.
Director General Meyberg Outlines
the Programme.
rhs First eubscrip.ion to tho Fund Ro =
csived From the Terminal
Railway.

Nortn Main street. Director Genera
Max Meyberg occupied the chair. and
after opening the meeting requested
Captain Stsere to read tho namss of tina
members of the difsrsu. committees
appointed, at follows:
Nstivs CAlifornis-R. f. del Vale.
chairman; Sam Poiaski F. Sabiohi.
Press-L. f. Mooher, chairman !;
Otheman Stevens, l.. II. LIS Veen, Doug
laas White.
Decoration--J. 7. Steward, chairman
K. A. Gardner.
Public comfort-H. P. Anderson.
chairman; II. @. Lichtenberger. A. ii.
Fixen. l.. Loeb, W. F. Ball, DR.. IL s..
Boynton, Chas. Pierce, Clarence Miller,
Geo. H. Wigmore. H. s. Woolnsr, Geo
II. Pike, Geo. Sinaabaugh, F. t. Grit
fifth, Geo. w. Parsons.
Military-Gen. +. 2. Johnson chair
man. Col. w. G.. Sshreber. Col, E. B.
Spileman, 1t. Col. L. A. Butler, IL. ID.
r. Weller.
School--Prof. Search chairman. DR..
VIM. LsMoyne Wills. Wm. NJ. Gar
land.
Parads-Ed Webster, Jgmsa K. Moi
fit, 1t. Jas. Kennedy, 1t. Col. F. e..
iced. Capt. Hampton Hutton, u. b.
Barham. Geo. H. Stewart.
Construction and strsets-H Henry
Dock weller. Perry A. Howard, Col.
Byrne.
Amusements- Louis E. Vetter. chair
man. Dr. Kennedy, Al Freeze. l.. Her
zog, John A. OFF, MI Oxden, NJ Heils
man, Judge L. GottBchalk.
Music--Prof. Willhartiz chairman,
DR.. Carl Kuhr,z. E. f. Kubel, Chas. E.
Ellis.
Southern Oalifornin-Frank Thomas,
chairman; John Bradbury, Lewis
Thorne, Cnas Sloan, Chss. S. Walton,
j. b. Lankershim, Ed Stimson, F. r.
Rule.
Advertisng-F. W. Woods, chairman !;
H. w. Frank. r. w. Burnhsm, Geo. p.
McLain. I'll. E. Brooke, W. D. Wool
wine.
Artistic-F. w. Van Week, chairman !;
Jno. Kahn. s. p. Hunt. Frank Howard.
A. Petsch, S. V. Wschtei.
Director-Geueral Mey berry then arose
and ead: 1t gives me great pleasure
TO greet you here tonight. You have
heard the names OF those appointed on
the different committees read. L want
to say one thing in regard to these COM
mittees. Each one 10 supposed to work
by itself, interfering with none OF the
others. AS stated last Saturday the de-
tails OF each branch must be worked
out in harmony, there must be no fric-
tion and if this idea 10 adhered to there
can be no question OF succese being the
result OF The etforto OF all. II any diff
Guilty should occur among the members
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other matter, it is their place to refer it
for solution 10 the advisory board.
The meeting this evening was not
called for any particular business, but
rather that you ell should know on what
CONN ittee you have been appointed.
As there are so many OF US hsrs | woul d
like to hear any suggestions which may
occur to you"
Captain Steere remarked that he
thought the most important thing that
all could do would be TO settle down in
harness and commence work at once.
Mr.. Mey berg continuing said, "Theee
rooms will always Do open for meetings
OF the various com mittees. and the ste-
nographer will always be at your servi-
Gee.
The advisory board will call meeting
OF the chalrmen of thu com mittees and
instruct them as to what they are ex-
pected to do.
Regarding the programme tho plan
80 far agreed upon is as follows:
"The fiesta will be opened on Monday,
April 18th. First will be the receipt on
OF the angels. A call will be made on
every city in Southern California to Sc.
lect by vote their most beautiful and
popular young lady, who will join with
Los Angeles in the form alton OF the an
gels. The queen. however, will this
time be kept profound secret until the
proper time arrives for her TO be re.
vesled.
"On Monday morning the incoming
visitors will be received at the railroad
depote. A parade of chariots will then
mayor will present the freedom of the
city. in the afternoon will take place
the trades display.
Tuesday will be Southern California
day. There will be parade of fosto
representing Los Angeles and other cities
OF this southern country.
"Wednesday will be the military an
fremsn's day. The convention of
chiefs of the fire departments of the
entire west will be represented here at
that time. In the evening o toTchlight
procession will take place.
Thursday will be children's day.
have nothing to say regarding that day,
it speaks for itself. In the evening the
grand la fiesta ball will be given.
Friday will be international day,
when Americans and all other nations,
including Chinese and Japanese, will
take part.
Saturday will be floral day. West
lake park will be encirced with seats,
all OF which will be gaily decorated with
flowers and tri-coloIed bunting. A
small price will be charged for a seat.
Around the outside will march parade
decorated with flowers. Prizes will be
gwen for the most unique and beautiful
design. The parade will not be limited
to carriages. but will include bicycles or
anything decorated with flowers or
plants. In the evening Eastlake park
will be illuminated and tho parade will
be repeated.
':Such is the outline at present Of the
festivities. l confess it is rather rude.
but as we proceed oil defects will be
remedied
II have something to state which |
know will pleaae you and which shows
by its liberslity the interest the coming
fiesta is arousing. The committee to-
day received lis first contribution in the
shape of check for $3.50 from the Ter
minal Railway company. We all owe