Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
TINE ORANGES.
Los Angeles and San Bernardias District
Council.

and installed. Roll call of officers.
Brothers j. II. McComas of Comp
ton, f. g. Brown of San Bernadino
and j. Russell of Florence, were ap.
pointed committee on credentials
and reported the following duly ac.
credited delegates: 1grs
Los Nietos Grange, No. Al. G.
Cate, s. H. Butterfield, +. b. Grandin,
Mrs. N. Marquis.
b Enterprise Grange, No. 38-T. G.
Alexander, A. M. Southworth, $. w.
La Dow, Mrs. T. c. Alexander.
+: Los Angeles Grange, No. 36--Thos.
A. Carey, J. @. A. Stanley, r. M.
Towne, Mrs. J. @. A. Stanley.
New River Grange, No. 42-Willis
Newton, s. G.. Baker, 8. T. Coram,
Mrs. c. Newton.
Alliance Grange, No. Thames ID.
Durfee, j. w. Marshall, Sister r. j.
Dougherty.
Florence Grange, No. Ssh. G.
Thomas, Josiah Russell, VIM. Porter.
Compton Grange, No. 37-Alfred
Highly, J. f. McComas, J. ]. Morton.
Azusa Grange, No. 94-W. w.
Maxey, ]. c. Barnes, }. G. Preston,
Mrs. L. u. Maxey.
Fairview Grange, No. 39---E. Every,
- Cowan, - Wright.
Silver Grange, No. Al. w. Ven
ables, J. H. Burke, ID. Tuthill, Mrs.
Montgomery. .-
Eureka Grange, No. G6-E. Bur-
dick, p. c. Tonner, - Fryer, Mrs. P.
G. TOnner.
San Bernardino Grange, No. 6l-E.
G. Brown.
Fruitland Grange, No. 72-J. A.
Hayward, Mrs. Hayward.
Orange Grange, No. 4O--Joseph
Beach, = Hickock, Chas. Marshall,
Mrs. G. Marshall.
Ell Monte Grange, No. 43--G. G..
Gibbs, l.. $. Bunyard, J. T. Gordon,
Mrs. &. Z. Gibbs. = E.N =
A statement was received from the
Secretary in lieu Of the minutes of the
previous meeting.
The previous election of officers was
In explanation of the duties Of local
agents, Master Carey gave very In
teresting resume of the proceedings of
the State Grange.
The Council proceeded TO elect To-
cal agent for this district for the cnsu-
ing year.
On the third ballot, J. @. "A. STAN
ley, Of Los Angeles, having received a
majority Of all the votes cast, was de-
clared duly elected. ss t..
The report of the Committee on Gel
ebration was received and the Com
mittee discharged.
Los NietOs was selected as the place
for holding the celebration, and a
Committee of Arrangements appoint
ed, as follows: .fE ~ 'I9$
.Eureka-P. G. Tonner. -
rFairview--Ed. Evey.
Enterprise-T. c. Alexander.
Los Nietos-E. B. Grandin.
Silver Dolan. .,,.
The following resolution was report
ed from the FL Monte delegation by
Bro. Gordon. After setting forth the
fact that the annual destruction by
squirrels and gOphers In this State
amounts to 1000, 900, and the further
fact that this evil is of such magnitude
as to battle individual effort, there
fore
Resolved, BY the Los Angeles and
San Bernardino District Council:
l. That it is incumbent upon the
Legislature of California to pass law
compelling concentrated district effort
by Landowners to destroy squirrels,
gOphers, etc.; and that the counties
shall levy q tax, to be called the squir-
rel tax, to be paid in money or labor,
and to be expended in enforcing said
law. u =. - ~ : -'
III. That our representatives be re-
quested to cooperate energetically in
any movement IN the legislature to-
ward this end.
The resolutions were laid on the ta-
BILE.
On motion of Bro. Evey, the Ex-
ecutive Committee was instructed to
govern its action by the rules prescrib-
ed for the Executive Committee Of the
State Grange.
Bro. SouthwOrth, of Enterprise, pre-
sented.a resolution, which was adopt
ed, calling upon Patrons to say what
substantial aid they would extend in
establishing a paper factory in this
county.
It was moved and seconded that, for
the purpose Of facilitating the transac-
tion of business, the county be district
ed. Carried, and referred to the Exec
utive Committee for action. h'e s.
It was ordered that each subordinate
Grange pay in advance the amount
called for in the by-laws-10 cents per
member
"A resolution presented by the Flor
ence delegation, requesting the APP
pointment of o committee Of three to
consider the propriety of, in some
way, establishing an agricultural ex-
position in this district, was we'll re-
ceived and promptly adopted. Bros.
McComas, Porter and Russell were ap-
pointed such committee.
! On motion, the Master appointed
Bros. Grandin and Marquis, Of Los
Nietos, and Bro. r. g. Brown, of San
Bernardino, a Committee on Printing.
/, The Secretary was instructed to fur
nish the Pacific Rwrdr Press with q
copy Of such portion Of these proceed
ings as the Committee on Printing
shall authorize. Z q sxsA
!, BY request, Master CAREY proceeded
to exemplify the unwritteh work.
the Council be held at this place GAL
latin), February 12, 1874. Z '-~
On motion, adjourned.
Much business Of a private nature
was transacted, the publication Of
which is not authorized by the Com
mittee on Printing. The meeting was
harmonious throughout, and charac-
terized by earnestness and modera-
ton. J. F. MARQUIS, Sec.
Real Estate Transactions.
Deeds hled for'record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, Nov. 18th, 1879, as reported for
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