The herald., 1895-03-10

ginning a week before the Fiesta COM
mences. 1t is the first systematic plan
for ascertaining just how large crowd
Los Angeles can handle, and will be OF
decided benefit to citizens engaged in the
registration book OF the committee is
now open at Fiesta headquarters
on South Main street, Maccabee Temple,
and the attention OF all persons who
desire to avail themselves of it is directed
to this announcement. The committee
propose to keep the registration open
guide will be, amongst other things,
description OF the lines of street transport
alton and how to reach the various streets
and localities OF the city. In addition to
the guide to be issued, the committee on
public comfort will have well organized
bureau of information where the registra-
ton list will be kept on file, and where
visitors will be given all information pos
sible for their convenience and comfort
while in the city. At the meeting OF the
advisory board the following report was
presented last evening:
We herewith present to you the report
of the work accomplished by the different
members of the committee on trades,
manufacturers and producers. The fol-
lowing members of the committee have
the following gentlemen ami firms desir-
ing place in the parade OF trades,
manufacturers, viz:
Presented by ]. B. Meyers, Master
Plumbers Association-one float and sew
eral wagons.
pany--one float dried fruit wines, etc.
By Simon Maier-One six-horse meat
wagon and one six-horse tally-ho.
BY Cudahy Packing Company-One six
horse packing wagon.
By John Ii. f. Peck Pioneer Truck Co..
T.I>, Il nx,a ctv -bpr frtrp
safes, cash registers. etc,
BY Wells, Fargo & Co.-One six-horse
Wells-Fargo team and employees.
By Maier & Zobelein-One brewery float
and employees.
BY Adolph & Hauerwass-On brewery
float.
By National Ice Company-One ice float.
BY Mey berg Brothers-One float.
By Mr.. Ford-Stallion, with one or more
other horses.
BY Mr.. H. A. Unruh, for Mr.. Baldwin
Stallion Grinstead and several colts.
John III. f. Peck,
Chairman of Committee on Trades, Man
ufacturers and Producers.
Mr.. Peck stated that there were large
number OF applications in which the plans
of the applicants are not yet formulated,
but will be by the next meeting.
Mr.. Pridham stated that the parade
committee has not yet secured horses
enough for the parades and can still place
number. He also announced that
the committee has secured Athletic Park
for the massing of all the floats which
they regarded as a particularly fine ar,
rangement. The Athletic Association had
given the park for this purpose during
Fiesta week free of charge.
A vote OF thanks was unanimously ten
dered to the association for its generosity.
Chairman Rommell of the labor COM
mittee said that he had received large
trr of mill
and was ready to hear from all the COM
mittees.
Captain Steere referred to the plan for
organizing company OF young ladies to
ride bicycles for the floral parade, saying
that the idea was being received with gen.
eral favor.
Mr.. Petsche of the artistic committee
reported that the building of the floral
floats was progressing WELL The COM
mittee was meeting with some difficulty
in manning the floats and would welcome
assistance in this matter. Seventeen floats
are now ready for the painters and the
costumes are being made.
Director Genera Meyberg stated that
there had been numerous inquiries as to
when the different pal AIDES would occur.
Mr.. Pridham replied that the settle
| ment of this matter depended upon the
reports of the committees. The parade
committee desired to estimate every foot
of the parades but could not do so until
they heard from the different committees
what they will probably have. The COM
mittee wants to arrange the parades SO
that they will be two, miles long in the
day parades. The night parade he thought
would be about two and half miles long,
the longest ever given in the city.
The Director General stated that it had
been suggested that in the childrens
parade. they march this year four or eight
abreast instead of clear across the street
as they did last year. ,,;...,,g ,,osx-
Mr.. Phindham stated that it is the in
tention to form all the day paraders in
the morning except that OF the Pageant
OF the Pacific, which will probably be in
the afternoon. The time will be governed
a good deal by the running OF trains.