Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09

with all acts OF the Board OF OHlcerS, III
Guiding the granting of charters to Marys-
vile, No. 6; Stockton, No. 7, and Argonaut
Parlor, No. s.. Also, the election Of H L.
Sampson as Grand Lecturer, vice Nash re-
signed; JOS Becht rs Grand Treasurer vice
Cordes, resigned, and their recognition as
delegates to the Grand Parlor from Oakland
Parlor: and the admission OF j. L. Matches
from California Parlor, vice CARMEL, de-
ceased.
Grand Treasurer Jos. Becht presented his
report, showing the amount of cash on hand
10 be 1886 50.
Grand Secretary Lunstedt reported six
Parlors in good standing, three of which
Marysville, No. 6 Stockton, No. 7, and
Argonaut, No. s, We're instituted by the
Grand President during the year with an
aggregate charter membership OF eighty.
Los Angeles, No. 5, had voluntarily dis
solved, IL having only nominal member
ship OF eighteen. Many Of them had left
the city to reside elsewhere. The death OF
delegate James r. CARMEL, since the
last annual session was announced, and
the following statistics were submitted
Number Of members January l, 1880, l54
June 7, 1851 ~; initiated from January
1880 TO January 1881 96; renstated, s;
Withdrawn by card, ); expelled, .; suspend
ed. 81 resigned 6: deceased, > number Of
members January 1, 1881, 20S; increase of
membership from January l, 1880, to Janu-
airy l, 1881, 81; rejected, , ; delegates to last
Grand Parlor 10; present, 20.
on motion. a committee consisting of
Jones. Lunstedt and Naeglo,w appointed
to send the greetings. of the Native Sons to
the pjoDcers in session at San Jose.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
At the meeting OF the Grand Parlor on
June sun olicGrS were elttteu loT tile eiSu
~ ii;,,.,ir,s 81 GaIifrria paia. 60
President II q Cbinmen of Socramento
porIor. Dar,,,+y Grand President C,no,,,c y
al iol DetHIy Nle!i' - 'coiEC d.
balu"lIl, uI MARY sfllle arlor Nraild sec
rotary, IL. Lunstadt, OF California ParlOr
Grand Treasurer James Bccht of Oakland
parIor. Grand Marshal T. II Cohn of Soo
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.. l. Terry, OF Htockton Iaflor, eiected);
Grand Lecturer, a. +. Jones, of ArgOnaut
ParlOr The Grand President also aDDOint- |
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allcr Wlnch lhe Iast Nranu PRESIDENT III
stalled the ncWly-eiected officers
Grand President II q Cbinrnan an |
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IN TlndnCC-lreVOr, LutScnS SheldS, /
Green, Becht Du Ply and Nentcr; Returns |
Parker Greene Rnrht Terry baldwin. |
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Lunstedt, Parker, Trevor, Lutgcns, Jones; |
s5 ne H 2nG PToov ea AnS STncT
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GRADY
GREETING TO THE PIoNEEEs
The following telegram was sent:
The Grand Parlor Of the Native Sons of the |
Golden West, in conventions assembled to the |
Pioneers of the state Of California now as
"eWole r. Se tHn gre ef th Golden so+o o 600
da,y ist tb tles f staiiiity and s,b
stantial improvement which assures us tAat the (
snron n M (t' NM
OF old. and disGained Territorial probation. win !
in the future maintain the glorious prosperity ,
given her by the unse.tish energy OF our fathers,
T,SH you ,UIE ne, Wy anu fo Pros W. 10
bnI Won i've in thai mast made br5scut Sy vour
reunions and the strong tics Of fellowship. which
memory-the most gracious gift OF the supreme /
Beng TO man-WI!l never allow To be broken.
;,, tIeie'IIe VIII cue Iestt. 70 our ei t
that lie GOOD wiii of Jonr Order viii he with
our success, iui young institution.
Our congratulat!on is not local but extends /
rom h4tle on INC huIlh 10 Los angeles on me /
e0U.,ii F 49, it4" 'iie an" d" 'Ne s'ee'4Hs -
Nav our state ever nrosDcr. and move onward |
and upward among the many stars which com
pose the armament OF our Union, il which the /
principles o. sru-soYernmcnt nave ior the hTat
Ty orir of 1io 800 por1
II. +. J6yEs.
}. J. NAGLE, Committee I
H. LUNsTEDT,)
Tho Grand Pdrlur then adjourned hay /
ing chosen Sacramento as the next place of /
meeting
FIFTH SESSION.
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iuittec cousistin, OF C. y Post. G. /. Wei /
Ter, Jr. c. b. Brewster, George Hofmaister
and L. c. Branch, was appointed on ere
dendais
Tie following were reported and accepted
a. the duly accredited delegates to the fifth
session of the Grand Parlor: California
Paror. No. l-P. G.. =. Frank J. Higgins,
John L. McDou4ald, John II. Grady, q. II.
Fairchild, f. q. Whisker, Edwin /. Never,
Henry Lunstcdt; Oakland Parlor No. >
John J. Maggie, Henry Trevor G. +. Nc
Williams; Sacramento Parlor, No. I'll.
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