Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-26
WHOLE NO. 1924.
n. S g. w.
Closing Proceedings of the Ninth Annual
Session at Woodland.
woodland Mail, April c4th.l
FRIDAYS SESSION.


FRIDAYS SESSION.
On motion of Thomas Flint, Jr., Treas
urer-elect, the Treasurer's bonds were fixed
at $4,000
On motion of John E. McDougald, the
rules were suspended so that twenty-seven
members should constitute quorum.
The officers elect were duly installed by
Past Grand President Steinbach, presiding.
The report of the Ritual Committee was
rejected, and q tUo-degree ritual presented
by Grand President c. W. Decker was
adopted as the ritual of the Order. NJ A.
Dorm, e. W. Decker and A. J. Pedlar were
appointed committte to make specified
alterations in the ritual
The opening and closing ceremonies for
the Grand Parlor, as reported by the Ritual
Committee, were adopted
On motion of +. f. Dentler, "a Mode of
Procedure on Appeals vas adopted
a motion OF James Hopkins, Jr., to hold
all meetings of the Grand Parlor the third
Monday of each year at San Francisco was
laId over tor one year under the new rule.
III. Lunstedt offered a resolution that no
Parlor shall be instituted between the 1st
OF April and the meeting of the Grand
Parlor. Rejected
By A. L. Kicks to amend Section l,
Article H., of the Grand Constitution by
etsNNA biAS NOiu luGcllDS tnS NOIuS
and by the consent of three-iogrths of
the delegates present shall be allowed to
address the Grand Parlor." Adopted
NJ. b. Haley moved TO fix the minimum
initiation fee of subordinate Parlors at $5.
Adopted
By J. H. Corley and 4. Caminetti, to do
away with issuance of visiting cards.
By. Ed. Younger: ITO change times of
election of officers (excepting Tusteesj in
subordinate Parlors TO the first regular
meetings in December and June, the in
stallatloEs to take place the first meeting
in July and January"
BY John A. Steinbach Requiring de-
post Of withdrawal card in Paflor which
holder desires 10 join"
By NJ. L. Haley: That the Grand Par
lor offer prize of 5000 for the best drilled
corps of Native Sons appearing at the
Admission Day celebration in san JOSE
Lost.
1t was on motion ordered that there be
appointed committee Of five on trans
portatlon to secure the best possible rates of
railroad fare for the Native Sons attending
the celebration at San Jose and the meet-
ing of the Grand Parlor al Nevada Civ.
BY Clarke Howard and Galusha Carpen-
ter, TO appoint a committee 10 prepare
memorial 10 the next Legislature, asking
an appropriation for erecting a monument
10 the late James NJ. MARSHALL
On motion of II. Tunstedt, ordered that
Committee on Funeral Ceremony for
Subordinate Parlors be appointed; also
that the Chairman of the Committee on
Legislation and on Laws and Supervision
act in conf junction with Grand Secretary
as Committee on Printing of Amendments.
After the announcement of arpointment
OF District Deputies and Committeeman,
the Grand Parlor, at 1.45 P. NJ, adjourned
sine die
THE COMMITTEES
Grand President Decker has promulgated
the following committees:
Flnance-Belshaw, Casey and Shannon.
Returns-Musgrave, Haley and Hamil-
ton.
Appeals and Grievances-Hatch. Jones.
McNally, Julliard and McCabe.
Peutlons-Magee, Taylor and j. o. Con-
nors.
State of the order-LaRue, Grunsky and
Dinkelspiel
Mckee and March
Ritual-Isaacs, Frank, Clark, Browning
Calkins
Printing and Supplies-Younger Kelly
and Hartman (of the Golden West.
Laws and Supervision-Miller, McDon-
gal, Devlin, LaCombe and Hilby.
eyision of Grand Constitution and Con-
stitution of Subordinate Parlor, to report
to the next Grand Parlor-Steinbach RYAN.
Hatch, Dorm and Garoutte
Jas. W. Marshall Monumental. F.
Jones, Clarke Howard, II. w. Taylor,
Frank d. Ryan and NJ A. Dorm.
Gen. Winn Monument-Belshaw. Stein
back, Weller, Burnham and Decker Grand
PreSident)