Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-04
ORDER OF CAUCASIANS.
Proceedings of the supreme Encampment
Yesterday.

Proceedings of the supreme Encampment
Yesterday.
The Supreme Encampment Order of eau
casians reassembled at 10 A. NJ. yesterday,
Deputy Supreme Chief A. A. Smith, pre-
siding. Fifty-seven delegates were present.
The vacancies upon the Executive Commit
tee were filled by appointment of James
Schwartz of Amad0r and A. l. Zekind of Ne
vada.
Report of Committee on Credentials re-
ceived and accepted, leaving the list of dele
gates about the same as already published.
Minutes of last session were approved.
Upon motion of Frank Wilson, the Secretary
was instructed to furnish the RECORD
UNION with such reports of the proceed
ings as are allowed by the Order. The Com
mittee on Odes, consisting of j. 2. Dalton,
T. S. Wallis and George Pyburn, submit
ted their report, which was accepted. A
vote of thanks was extended the committee
for its efficient action in the matter.
At y o'clock the session was adjourned to
meet at l P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Eucampment reassembled at the hour
named in adjournment.
The Supreme Secretary's report was read
The following committees were appointed
Committee on Revision of Ritual-A. [.
Zekind, j. 2. Dalton, E. III. Brace, Joseph
Deris and Peter Wolf
Committee on Revision of Constitution
Frank Wilson, W. G. Allen, j. H. Langharst,
+. Shearer and Samuel Scott.
Committee on Installation Ceremonies
A. A. Smith, I. Garland and L. Schwartz.
Committee on appeals and Grievances-
J. P. Dalton, Samuel Scott, w. G. Allen,
E. Wilson and A. |. Zellind.
Committee on State of the Order-Messrs.
Brace, Kellar, Davis, Wolf and Schwartz.
After the announcement of committees the
Camp adjourned to 1880 P. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
At the hour appointed for opening of the
evening session there was a full attendance
and the Supreme Encampment was called to
order, j. z. Dalton presiding The evening
was occupied in Committee of the Whole dis
cussing the subject of reducing the quarterly
dues and degree fees, and the best plan to in
crease the strength and efficiency of the
Order on this coast. Among the members
participating in the discussion were A. A.
Smith and A. L. Zekind of Nevada, Peter
! Wolf of San Francisco, f. Wilson and A.
M. Walker of Truckee, E. NJ. Brace and
Samuel Scott of Amador, Joseph Davis Of
Reno, Nevada, J. H Langharst of lone, J. ?.
Dalton and W. c.. Allen of Sacramento.
| The majority of the speakers were in favor OF
reducing the charges for fees and degrees to
nominal rates, but without taking action at
10 o'clock an adjournment was had until 1O
A NJ. to-day.
BONDS FILED.-The bond of Adolph He'll.
bron, Sheriff-elect, has been filed in the sum
of s6O, 600, with the following sureties
j ohm hatcher, S., OG0; George Scroth, $4,000
Henry Weinrich, $4,000: Joseph Rothfeld,
Sc. 600: Philip Scheld, $4,000; John 7,
Stoll. $1,000 Louis Lothammer, 5000; A.
L. Frost, $1,000; W. r. knights, $4,000
August Heilbron, $4,000; Mike Bryte,
s.. 600: Gottleib Reeber, 5000; Alex. Neil
son. s., 600; Daniel Flint. $1,000; Alphonse
Dennery, $1,000; Chris. Green, S. 600; I. j.
Clunie, s., 600; George Kuchler, $1,000
Henry Hansche, s., 0e0: Samuel Gottleib,
s.! 600; J. l.. Huntoon. S. 600. He also
! filed a bond as ex-officio Tax Collector in the
sum of $50, eco, with the same sureties. John
A. Aston. Constable for Center township,
filed bond in the sum of $1,000. with John
Aston and E. +. Ingalls as sureties.
THE CEMETERIEs.-Ma Turner yester-
aay addressed a letter to DR.. Dixon, inform
Ing MIN tIlaJ ne was uilsedhcu III s"gl eIis''
the cemeteries; being outside of the city lin,
it's were not under the control OF the city
authorities, and showing that by the charter,
and also by an Act of the Legislature, abso-
lutte control of the cemeteries is vested In
such authorities.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs.-The Board OF
Supervisors yesterday authorized the Clerk
to prepare a supplement to the Great Regis:
ter for the Board of City Trustees, provided
that they pay him for the same. The claims
of Daniel Jones for Sc, and VIM. johnson
for SD, were allowed.
NEW CITIzENs.-In the Superior Court
yesterday William Christian Lassen. a native
of Denmark, was admitted to citizenship
| upon the testimony of A. j. Charleston ano
L. S. Taylor; also John Hall, native oil
Mexico, upon the testimony of j. n. Blngay
| and W. b. Hamilton.
ARRESTS following arrests were made
yesterday: Len Fon, for petit larceny, by
local officer Rider; All Toy and All Lite,
violating wash-house ordinance, by officers
| Jackson and Martz; Thomas Harrison. dis
turbing the peace, by Deputy Constable
| Ferral.
The GRAIE-Two steamers are now en-
gagged in hauling grain from Glenn's ranch In
Colusa county to San Francisco, whence 1t IS
shipped to Liverpool 1t. is estimated that
900, 600 sacks viii yet be brought from the
Upper Sacramento river.