Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
ANr1-psBR1s MEETING AT coLusA.

The twenty-five gentlemen selected In
accordance with the resolution adopted at
the anti.debris meeting held at the Court
house, Colusa, June 8, 1881, met pursuant
to said call on June 10, 1881, at the Court
house, Colusa, and on motion, VIII S. Green
was elected permanent Chairman.
On motion of MIR. Harrington, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were added as
members of the committee d. III. Arnold,
| L. Mcdaniel, George Hagar and Robert
Barnett.
On motion of Furth, Robert Barnett was
elected permanent Secretary. The Secre-
tary was then ordered to call the roll, and
the following named gentlemen answered
to their names John Boggs, George F.
Packer, William Murdock, ". S. Green,
w. P. Harrington, Jacob Furth, John
Wiles, Samuel Picknell, l. l.. Mcdaniel,
M. Davis, ST., l.. F. hIoulton, S. W. Ran.
dali, Joseph Mcconnell, c. Kopf, Howell
Davis, John w. Browning, B. B. Glascock,
Henry Gregory, j. C. Stovall. F. w. Schultz,
S. Burtiss, Peter Peterson, d. FL. Arnold,
E. Mcdaniel, George Hagar, Robert Bar
nett. The following named gentlemen
were absent FL. j. Glenn, A. D. Logan,
T. G. McVey, j. III. Byers, I. NJ. Phelps,
Joseph Farnsworth.
On motion of Mr.. Gregory, General Jo
Hamilton was added as member of the
committee
A motion was then carried that the
Chairman appoint a committee of five, who
shall act as an Executive Committee. The
Chairman appointed on said Committee
Messrs. E. Mcdaniel, George Hagar, John
Boggs, George F. Packer and d. Fl. Ar
mold.
A motion was then put by Mr.. Boggs
and carried that said committee be in
creased to seven members by adding the
names of w. s. Green and j. c.. Stovall.
MIR. Walter of Yuba City, Sutter county,
then addressed the meeting, and also read
for their benefit the bylaws of the Sacra.
mento Valley Anti Debris Association.
A motion was then adopted that the
Chairman appoint committee of three, to
report to the General Committee of Thirty
three at / 30 P. N. set of instructions
that would assist the Executive Committee
with their labors and enable them to pro-
ceed with business Immediately. The
Chairman appointed the following gentle
men to serve on said committee Jacob
Furth, B. B. Glascock and General Jo
Hamilton On motion of Mr.. Glascock
the Chairman was added to said committee
The meeting was then adjourned to meet
again at l:30 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 9 o'clock p. NJ. the meeting was again
called to order by the Chairman, and the
following resolutions were received, read
and adopted:
First-That the Executive Committee be and are
hereby instructed to cooperate with the Yuba and
Sutter County Contingent Fund Committee in all
things necessary for stopping the filling Of the rivers
by mining debris
Second-That the said committee have an exami-
nation made OF the mines on the Sacramento river,
and if necessary, commence action or actions to
restrain the flow OF debris into the river.
Third-That the SAID Executive Committee have
prepared contingent note, payable to said COM
mittee, and take such action generally for raising
money and maintaining said actions the exigencies
Of any occasion may require.
No other business appearing at present
the meeting adjourned, to meet again at
the call of the Chairman.
RoBT. BARNETT, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Committee of Thirty-three, the Exec
utive Committee held meeting and elect
ed w. S. Green, Chairman, and Robert
Barnett, Secretary, and passed the follow
ing resolutions
Resotred, That the Chairman secure two citizens
of Colusa county to and investigate the hydraulic
mines at the head Of the Sacramento river and on
the tributaries OF said river that they be
to report to the Executive Committee the result OF
their investigation soon as possible
Resolred, That the Executive Committee meet
with the Contingent Fund Committee of Sutter and
Yuba counties aud their attorneys, on next Monday,
June 49, 1881, at Marysville.
The Executive Committee then ad
journed subject to the cali of the Chairman.
ROBERT BARNETT,
Secretary Executive Committee.