Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-08
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.

The Grand Parlor of the Native Sons OF
the Golden West met at Pioneer Hal Tues
day, June 6, 1882. The following Grand of-
6cers were present Past Grand President
Frank J. Higgins, Deputy Grand President
Frank d. Ryan, Grand Secretary Henry
Lunstedt, Grand Treasurer John j. Maggie,
Grand Marshal John w. Mccarthy, Grand
Lecturer A. +. Jones. The following dele
gates were present
California Parlor, No. Frank j. Hig-
gins, John H. Grady. John +. Mcdonald, u.
II. Fairchild, f. G. Wisker, Henry Lun-
stedt.
Oakland Parlor, No. 2-J. j. Maggie,
Frank AicWil;iams, Henry Trevor.
Sacramento, No. 3-H. Clay Chapman, +.
B. Houston, G. n. Post, +. d. Ryan, Robt.
L. Dsylin, John T. Stafford.
Marysville, No. 6-Will NJ. Clark, M. +.
Brown, J. Fl. Shaffer. c. J. Becker.
ArgoDsut, No. S-H. L. Jones, ID. w.
'Nasley, H. /. Van Mater.
Placerville, No. Or. Anderson, George
Hofneister, G. Il. Brewster.
Pasi6c, No. 10-C. l.. Weller, John A.
S.einhach. w. ]. Gavigau, NJ. A. Dorm,
VIM. Metzner.
Modesto, No. III. w. Mccarthy, l.. g.
Roseyille, No. 13-P. Van Maren, +. w.
Wolfe, John Doran.
Opening remarks were made by Grand
President II. Clay Chapman, and after pro,
clamation being made by Grand Marshal
John w. Mccarthy, Past Grand President
+. j. Higgins opened the Grand Parlor with
prayer.
The credentials were referred to . commit
tee consisting of G. n. Post, c. L. Weller.
G. Il. Brewster, George Hofmeister, and L.
G. Branch.
The reports of the Grand Officers were
then received and referred.
Various amendments were offered and re-
fsrred. A. +. Jones, l.. B. Branch and +.
B. Houston presented rituals. which were re-
ferred.
The following committees were appointed:
Finance-E. l., Meyer, ID. Metzner, }.
J. Maggie, C.. J. Becker, A L. Van Mater,
Charles r. Brewster, ]. s. Williams.
Returns-C. 4. Parker. d. w. Wasley, c.
F. McWilliams, w. Z. Brown, L. ID. RI an.
Appeslt-Will NJ. Clark, J. H. Grady, A
F. Jones, J. J. Naegle, Z. +. Cohen.
Petitions-D. W. Wasley, j. T. Stafford,
+. w. Wolfe, g. II. Fairchild.
State of the order-A. f. Jones. H. Lun.
stedt. c. H. Hoimsis.er, F. G. Wisker. c.
Lssislation-M. A. Dorm, j. H. Grady. A.
F. Jones, j. J. Maggie, II. Lunstedt.
Ritual. G, Branch, c. L. Weller, A +.
Jones' j. Ii. Grady, John w. Mccarthy, C.
E. Parker, +. B. Houston. M. A. Dorm.
Printing II. Lunstedt, J. j. Maggie. w.
L. Shields, D. w. Wasley, P. Van Maren.
Laws and Supervision Z. McDougald,
McWillians, w. j. GsyigaR, C. Z. Parker,
J. A. Steinbach.
The above committees being appointed,
the Grand Parl9r was declared adjourned
until Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Grand Parlor n. S. g. w. met at
Pioneer Hall yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
Grand President II. Clay Chapman presid-
ine. The first business was the election of
Grand officers. The following officers were
elected AID duly installed by Past Grand
President, Frank j. Higgins: Past Grand
President. II. Clay Chapman. of Sacramento
Pailor No. 3; Grand President, John H.
Grady, of California, No. L; Deputy Grand
President, George Hofmeister, OF Placerville
Grand Secretary. C. L. Weller. Jr., of Pa
cifc, No. 10; Grand Treasurer, VIII NJ.
Clark, of Msrysville, No. 6; Grand Marshal,
Frank McWilliams, of Oakland, No. Q;
Grand Lecturer, l.. c. Branch, of Modesto,
No. IL Grand Inside Sentinel, A. l.. Van
Mater, of Argonant, No. s: Grand Outside
Sentinel +. G. Wisker, of California, No. l.
j. w. Mccarthy, j. E. Msngold, j. A.
D. w. Wasiey and r. T. Deylin
were appointed committee on revision of
funeral ceremonies, and the Grand Parlor
took recess until P. NJ.
The GTsrd Parlor reconYened at SPIN,
Grand President Grady presiding.
The following standing committees were
appointed:
Finsnce-E. l.. Meyer, FL. C. Chapman,
Wm. Metzaer, J. j. Maggie, c. J. Becker.
Rsturrs-C. n. Post, J. Doran, T. &c.
Wisksr, A. l.. Van Mater, II. G. Chapman
Appeals and Grievances-J. A. Steinbaca,
J. J. Maggie, FL. Fairchild, D. w. Wasley,
r. L. Devlin.
Petitions-M. F. Brown, j. 81. shaeffsr,
George Hofmeister, f. W. Wolfe. C. f. Nc
Williams.
State Of the order-John Il. Stafford. I.
J. Higgins. +. G. Wisicsr, n A. Dsrn. ]. E.
Legislation-M. A. Dorm. H. Lunstsdt,
N. +. Brown, William NJ. Clark, r. T.
Devlin.
Ritual-A. F. Jones, l.. c. Branch, c. L.
Weller, Jr., J. w. Mccarthy, F. d. Hous-
ton, +. d. Ryan, G. H. Fairchild.
Printing!. L. Weller, Jr., W. J. Gavi-
gan, II. Lunstedt, F. ID. Ryan, Charles r.
Brewster.
Laws and Supervision-John A. Stsinbacb,
]. S. Williams, John E. McDougald, William
Metzner, G. J. Brewster.
Various amendments to the constitution
we're made by Bros. McDougald, Walker,
Fairchild, Hofmeister. Becker, Maggie and
,thers.
The appeal of f, c. Maurer, from Oakland
Parlor, was dismissed. The decision OF Ryan,
President of Sacramento Parlor, was sus-
aimed.
The reports of the various Standing Com
nittees were received.
]. A. Sseinbach, J. W. Mccarthy, F. Nc
Williams, J. 7. Stafford and C. J. Becker
were appointed COMMITTEES on Charter.
Adjourned until Thursday at 1P.M NJ.