Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-05
A Permanent Organization Effected ior
Central California.

semi-tropical fruits IN the central PoItions =
State of California, and the dissemination lnthe
| Eastern States of N regarding lnls
region for such cultivation
MEMBERSHIP.
Section 8. Any person may become a member
of this society by the payment of 81 % per year;
Section 4. ANY person whom the Board snail
propose may be elected an honorary or CORE
charge, all the privileges of the society except
voting and holding office.
PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERS.
Section 5. Any citizen of the citrus belt OF cen
trail California being a regular member OF the
society, shall be eligible to Office ana entitled 10
vote at any election of officers, and nave Tree
admission to the exhibitions OF the society, To-
gether with his wife and minor Children
OFFICERS.
Section 6. The officers shall consist of 9 Board
of Directors. nine from Sacramento county and
two from each of the other counties OF thecltrus
belt of Central California. The nine Sacra-
mento county members shall form the Execu-
tive Committee of the Board. The Executive
Committee shall be charged with the active
4 management and control OF the society snall
have possession and care OF It's property snail
have power to make all necessary changes in
the rules and regulations of the society, and
shall provide for an annual fair or exhibition
of citrus and other seml-tropical fruits in the
city of Sacramento, or elsewhere, as the tx
ecutive Committee may determine. They shall
| elect one of their members as President OF the
Association, another member as Vice President,
and shall also elect q treasurer anu SeCItldTS.
DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT.
The President shall preside at all meetings of
the Board and of the Association, and call
special meetings OF the Board when necessary,
and on the written request OF three members,
and shall appoint all meetings not otherwise
provided for. In absence OF the President, the
Vice President shall preside at all meetings and
shall have all the powers of the President. In
the absence of the President and Vice,President
any member chosen to preside shall have the
same powers as the President.
DUTIES OF THE SECRETARY.
The Secretary shall conduct the correspond
ence of the Board and Association, keeping
copies of all important letters written in the
name of or on behalf OF the Board or Associa-
| ton, holding the same free to the inspection of
any member of the Board or Association, at any
regular meeting of the same. He shall also re-
ceive and file all letters addressed to the Board
or Association, holding the same subject to the
Board of Directors. He shall attend all the
meetings of the Association and Board, keeping
a full record of the proceedings of each in a
book for that purpose. He shall prepare and
publish all notices of meetings, shall keep a
roll of all standing committees, and shall call
the same whenever desired to do SO by the
Chair; shall sign all certificates of membership,
and forward the same to those entitled to receive
them. He shall keep, in a book prepared for
that purpose, the name and address of every
member: shall prepare and sign all gratuitous
or complimentary cards or tickets of admission;
shall countersign all diplomas, certificates OF
merit, etc., awarded by the Board, and forward
the same to their respective claimants.
DUTIES OF THE TREASURER.
The Treasurer shall receive all funds of the
society, and shall disburse the same only on the
order OF the Board attested by the President and
Secretary, and shall at the annual meeting
make to the society a detailed report OF all his
transactions.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The standing committees OF the Association
shall be as follows: On Finance and Premiums,
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Fruits and on Invitations and Receptions.
The Committee on Finance and Premiums
shall, under the Executive Committee, have
| charge of the financial affairs of the society,
make the collections of funds to conduct the
Association, and solicit articles from merchants
or Others to be given as premiums.
The Committee on Buildings for Exhibitions
shall, under the Executive Committee, procure
a suitable building and arrange the same for the
exhibition of citrus and other semi-trepic fruits.
The Committee on Collection of Fruits shall,
under the Executive Committee, be in charge of
everything that pertains to the collection Of
fruits for exhibition.
The Committee on Invitations and Reception
shall, under the Executive Committee, have
charge of the invitations to the general public,
and to private individuals, to attend the eX-
hibition, and shall receive and entertain the
same.
The Directors of this Association for the ensu-
ing year shall be as follows: From Sacramento
county-Newton Rooth, Albert Gallatin. i.
L. Lewis. P. Z. Plat, Joseph S%tefens, Z. j.
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Hubbard.
Without selecting the members Of the
Board from the other counties, the meeting
then adjourned until tomorrow, at $50 P.
NJ, when those Directors will be reported
by the Executive Committee for approval.
and other business will be transacted.
MCKENNA MOUNTED GUARD.-This organ
cation held a meeting last evening at the
Republican Wigwam, Sixth and NJ streets,
and it was unanimously decided to take an
active part in the local as well as the Con-
gressional campaign. The guard was reor-
ganized by the election of the following
officers to serve during the campaign of
1886: T.. J. Scott, Captain John L.. Laf.
ferty, First Lieutenant Charles Cooley,
Second Lieutenant John II. Plat, Third
Lieutenant. The campaign being a short
one, it was decided to adopt an inexpensive
uniform of a red cape. Any member who
has the uniform worn two years ago can
use il this year. 1t was decided TO take
part in the reception of Hon. John +. Swift
on next Saturday night.
TESTIMONIAL CoNcERr.-The Young
Mems Christian Associations hall was well
filled last evening on the occasion of the
testimonial concert given by the ladies OF
the w. G. 7. U. for the benefit of Mrs. c.. NJ.
Heps0n. The entertainment was very in
teresting. and q b~etter-pleaSed audience has
rarely left a place of amusement. The
greater portion of the programme was occu-
pied by masters and misses, under the age
of IA. Some of them were little people,
and the unexpected excellence OF their per.
Torrance gave great satisfaction. The
tableau of the Ten Virgins" by ten hand.
1aI,,e ott,r1l -, r-l,ta ~r..I
flowing wells, was a charming feature of the
entertainment.
NAPA LADIES SEMISARY.-The next
quarter at this popular institution will be.
gin on Monday, October 18th. Thorough
f instruction is given under the direction o
Miss K. V. Darling, principal, to all pupils
and boarding pupils will be under the cart
! of a resident governess at all times out o
: school hours. The primary classes ar,
t taught by a graduate of the High and Nor
NAL Schools, San Francisco: higher Eng
fish by a teacher of great ability; piano
BY one of Mr.. listers best teachers mod
ern languages by natives drawing anC
painting by an artist who studied in Pari
r under the best masters, and vocal must
and eloeution by professors.
MORE scAIPs.'-Two more " scalped
tickets were taken up and eontiscated OIL
the overland express train from San Fran
i cisco last evening. One was issued a
. Santa Fe-ticket No. 902 OF the G.. A.
r excursion series-to D.. Palmer, and las
5 evening was held by a female. The otbe
! was a Denver and Rio Grande G.. A. Z
ticket. No. 81, issued to c. P. Campbell
and was held by a man who refused t
give his name. He said the ticket wa
e purchased by his uncle, and be could mo-
$ therefore, duplicate the signature.
t AUCTION SALE.-W. H. Sherburn will Sc
: at auction next Thursday. at 10 A. NJ, q
n the residence of Mrs. Simon, 902 L stree
e all the furniture and household goods, II
Guiding a plush lounge, easy chairs, maj
ble-top table, hat tree, Brussels and tapestr
carpets, walnut marble-top chamber Sc
> mirror, lace curtains, three cottage set
extension table, ice chest, dining-room an
other chairs, tables, etc; crockery an
glassware, Richmond range, No. 8 kltche
n utensils, etc.
SWIFT AND WATERMAN LEGIos.-TE
Swift and Waterman Legion is to meet t
IS night at the old Pavilion and arrange f
sr its first demonstration on Saturday nlgi
$ next. Here is opportunity for Republican
to help swell the ranks. Young men a
o. especially desired in this club. 1t has rise
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