The herald., 1897-04-15

Crowds will be required to stand upon
the sidewalks and not in the street during
| the parades Persons using bean shoot
ers bladders or throwing -four will be
arrested and locked up. No blowing OF
horns will be permitted after IL o'clock,
midnight, Saturday
| During carnival night maskers will be
| required to take the middle Of the street,
except for the purpose Of crossing from
one street to another, and will positively
not be allowed upon the sidewalks. The
police will be specially instructed to ar
rest any parties violating these rules
and regulations or disturbing the peace
in any way.
One hundred special officers will be
sworn in and will do duty on carnival
night. They will appear upon the streets
il citizens costume and will be on watch.
Several prominent citizens have already
volunteered to act as specials upon this
occasion. Every precaution will be taken
that no disorderly or disreputable con-
duct takes place. Innocent amusement
will not be interfered with, but rough
and disorderly conduct will result In ar
rest. The chief is confident that nothing
will occur to mar the pleasure OF the
evening. 1t will be an occasion for run,
with all the Objectionable features left
out.
FOR THE FLORAL PARADE
Word has been received from the X. or
p uniform rank and the Foresters TO
the effect that they will form an i'm
posing portiouof the parade. The latter
will muster one hundred mounted men
in the gayest uniforms. Another inter-
esting part of the parade will be the ap-
pearance of Miss Anna Kessler or 70
mona, who will ride standing on trick
horse. which she raised and educated
herself. She will drive with ribbon reins
a Shetland pony on which Will ride her
little sister. Miss Kessler attracted
much admiration last year by her dar-
ing feats on horseback, performed dur
ing the parade. The two young women
will also ride in the floral parade. Their
horses will be loaded with the finest of
blossoms to be had in Pomona.
The executive committee state that
they do not authorize any person to So
licit subscriptions. Those members who
have or may ask for subscriptions to the
Fiesta fund are of such a standing as
to make it plain that they are the proper
ones. There has been a person solicit
ing money for Fiesta purposes who has
no official authorization and for whom
the committee is in no way responsible.
Great pains will be taken with the
tribunes to make them give the maxi
nnm Of safety and comfort. They will
be enclosed by tight board fence, and
especial precautions will be taken against
any possible accident.
The float committee has won first prize
for promptness. as they are through with
their work and can put their beautiful
flower stories on parade at minutes
notice.
The engine companies are working
hard on their contest for the prizes Of
fered by the Fiesta committee. The An
geleno Heights company claim to be
ahead in designs and amount of bios
SONS promised to them. but there are
others, and they are going to strain
take a back seat.
There is a great demand for tickets to
the review of the children of the city by
the queen at the tribunes on Saturday
No tickets are sold for this,
the only admission being by tickets given
to the children to distribute among their
parents.
The Jonathan club is to be represented
by coach and six horses instead of ten,
as reported, and with but ten outriders
instead of twenty. Their turnout will
be magnificent affair but will not enter
the parade in competition for prizes.
The executive committee will visit the
chairmen of the various committees
this evening and receive reports.
The presence of Governor Budd and
staff is now counted on.