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

| nous dairy journals OF thlS Guy, Il hulnp+T
of native Caifornians assembled on Friday
evening" March -, 1873, at knicHerbOcker
| Hall. on Fourth street, between X and l.,
for the purpose of organizing a Parlor OF
! the Native Sons of the Golden West The
meeting was convened by Martin COtey,
who explained the object. He called for
nominations for temporary officers, when
! William Rider was selected to Officiatc as
temporary Chairman, and Clarence +.
Parker temporary Secretary The roll was
then opened, and the following signed the
charter roll George Adams Edward Is.
Carson, II. Clay ChiFman, Martin COffey,
John Feeny, Fred Kidder, John c. Luce,
James T. Mctinnis, David d. Maddux,
Joseph Maddux, Joseph MCGUIRE Ed. +.
Knox, Benjamin ONeil, Thos. w. O'Neil,
William O'Brien Thomas O'Brcn, Henry
Steinmillcr, George Steinmiller, William
Rider, Clarence T.. Parker.
An election of permanent officers was
then declared and entered upon, with the
following result: President, Benjamin
O'Neil; First Vice President, John c.
Luce; Second Vice-President, Edward b.
Carson; Third President, James p.
McGinnis; Recording Secretary, Ed. r.
Knox; Financial Secretary, William Rider
Treasurer Clarence L. Parker; Marshal,
David d. Maddux; Executive Committee
Thomas w. O'Neil, Henry Steimniller and
Martin Coflcy. This concluded the perma-
nent organization, and, as 4 more favor
able location was desired as place OF
meeting, a committee was appointed to Sc
cure hall Fireman's Hall was obtained,
J and the Secretary was instructed to notify
I the proper officers to be present on the
| evening Of March -, 1873, and institute
| the Parlor, after which the meeting adj
/ iOuncd.
| On the evening of March 18th John II.
Grady President, and Henry Lynstcdt,
/ Secretary. of California Parlor, No. !, &C
| companied by Frank J. Higgins and Jasper
| Fshbournc, Past Presidents of the same
| Parlor, visited this city and duly organized
| Sacramento ParloT, No. 3. The officers for
/ the several successive terms, together with
| a list OF membership to the present time
are as follows:
Second term-President, Edward 3. Car
son; First Eicc-Prcsident, Ed. +. Cohn
| Second Vire-prcsident, T w. o Neil; Third
! Vicc-President, John Feeny; Recording
| Secretary, Herbert w. Taylor; Financial
! Secretary, James F. MctiiunIs; Treasurer
! Executive Comnittec-H. c. Chapman, +
r. Knox. Joseph j. McGuire.
Third tcrm-Prcsident II. c. Chipman
First Vicc-Prcsident, Martin Coitey; Scconc
1 President George d. Irvine Third
Vice-President, John W. Robson; Record
ing Secretary, }. =. McGiuniS financia
Secretary, Thomas w. ONcii; Treasurer
James RELY lrc-elcctcd); Marshal, Theo,
dore b. kempter Executive Committee
! Ed. B. Carson, John OschWald, Gcorg,
SteinmulIer
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tive Commute 'IGo: u: IRVINE, Z. l.. Al
dvlston' E!chard ile'n5flch;
seventh teTIhIi fesi'le ,i + rank ~ Ryan
f!rSI lcti rts"gn' d. - 9'ii2rH ICON
Nicc-l resident HG"- ~ EhtIS' 1i'To
Elce-IreSicen1 ~ D. STANLEY; RECORDING
secretary, l.. T. JufEchs; Flhi'hcai 9ecfc
tary' >. W. ileNh@iaS fe,Surtr' 'l4rehG'
Is Parker, lrc-eitcjcdj, NaTShal' J. "
lGckman' ENecHuve COMMITTEE "eoFSt
D. irvine JOS " ans, lanes llfi'y.
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ford FlfSt vice. Ie'l' L. "; DItNil''i
second Flce-fftSiaeht' -. II. fIPf9h
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cordInS Secretary, hGo. =. EieI9 man
cial Secretary. ChaS, T.. ApullEioA Mar
shal, y. Hebron; Treasurer, Clarence J.
Parker ,Ee-elected3
Ninth term-Presldcnt, td. +. Conn
T. Y. p, II. W. hlays; :. Y. T., 6. "
Morrill,. 7. y. p, Ernest Erauw; x. :, J.
c. JaTgeus; j. - Thomas y. Litt!c.lc.d
- Treas, Clarence L. Parker Marshal, job
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Tenth tcrm-PreSdenJ IL W. Nays
F. V. T. X. y. Dcylin; :. Y. T., Pete
, Shields; I. V. - Ernest ErauT lre-elccted
q, X. :, Ebcn Owen, wee L. {. Jar@ens, II
! signed; +, =. Thongs y. Iitu field lr'
eIecteiE Treas. *. H. Ha"ItYi Marsha
- John W. Reynolds.
. Eleventh term irct,dent, Marin Co
q fey i, '. r. 'hari,. J.. A.;'Hn5tnn ;. \
. T., T.. y. owen; T. Y. J., ihos. MeaSLeI
r. s., Gce. II. Clark; +. - N. II. llalsel
, Treas, g. y. Irvine; Marshal, +. II. krdu
: Twelfth tegm-i'reSldenl, Charles l.. A'
/ Dungeon f. Y: =; 4"hn ". Reynolds
r. '. T., Joseph =. N'>eHani ]. '. r. W.
3, Newman X :, George D. IRVINE; +:
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