Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-07

A Farther Account of the Enjoy.
nsnts and Doings OF the Boys Ia
Hue at San Francisco.

nsnts aud Doings Of the Boys in
Hue at a Francisco.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sENrISEL.i
su Francisco, Aug. 6.-The pavilion
W sgsin crowded last night with q dense
nsa Of people to listen to . repetition Of
The grand concert Of the previous night Of
700 Foices, given TO the Grand Army Of the
Bspublic. AS early as 6 O'Clock Markss
and Larkin streets we're crowded for .
block on each side. TIE crowds OF people
were determined nos 10 be shut out OF the
building ~ tisF sefs tho previous night.
The crush wAs Tremendous, and although
The 1900 managed to get in there we're
trnable tozobtain an entrance.
y,a, = tserss lave proven q great sue
alone, as efowd showed the greatest
baiidln ~
economy 'tment OF California. G.. A. r.,
Il rendered a banquet to the
iaslaisst in.Chiei and the members OF
s,si. si "s.h National Encampment, G..
The lst,s Odd Fellows Hall. About $50
science, o., ? present. Before the toasts
md ode Holmes. on behalf of the
t0t California. presented Com
Select .7aNs Burdett with a hand
Slefsyms led b. as a souvenir OF the
.ps a saa {snean ?nent. The badge il OF
~ ~, AZ 2 rst jnobos long By two aod a
q "Idss snd tae usual shape of the
aA, euinasn~ on an enamelied CEN
~ are Tour disnond ssars. Below this Is
shanu with diamonds gu il, represent
sase OF the 3 original States. on the re-
VIE side l. the inscription, q Prcs-nxe
command ar. n-Chief 8. s.. Eurdeste by
ny National Enosmpinent of the Grand
army sasS Of tho Republic, San Francisco.
.ooO. commander Burdette returned
u'aks, and then responded to the toast OF
suiand Army Of tho Republic"
.9g's session Of the National En-.
- .ens the Committee on Rules and
me- as'ons made the following recon-
Isuiasons. which were adopted: Against
Gsuaus az Executive Committee Of the
Nv, vsaauli OF Administration for two years;
%eetngs OF the National Encamp-
h.. 70 ned between April and Novem-
INSTEAD OF May aud September, as at
r,sS"a. ms was in Differences TO the
NsSa VI southern members; that when
s..aN,A' Day occurs on Sunday that
lsas' iuay DC observed. unless Monday IA a
nsa holiday. A resolution that Post
SIs,.ermasters be elective instead Of an
ths oaa cams up. A recommendation Of
sns,s;aanis'ee against the resolution was
Untna.' The proposition to adopt
sg''as Tactics was rejected.
gsssaAtt the third days session of the
taa ~ = Hncampment to-day the Commit.
nors ! RESOLUTIONS submitted a renort. 10.
,staS .ug poiygamy, aud that CONGRESS- he
sv;l y pass such laws as will eradicate the
sf.s,aom the country. The feature OF ina
oysr ~ session was the discus,ion
Dsn. sne Service Pension bill The
rasr,sneht OF Massachusetts o9arad =
p,as" utlon favoring the PASSAGE ~ O.
sion ~ % oiii which provides for q pen.
soldier ~ = month to every surviving
ablsd .. snu sailor Of the war, whether dis,
tions no.. The Committee ON Ra.olu.
reno,,sS wnom the matter was referreJ
suhm;s. adversely. Bennett az Indisnn
nesansa . minority report, fayorine ,ha
lattsr a vote was irst tsLan-nn ~
effor,s snd defeated by 327 10 a sa.a".,
IN ths we're made during the dav 10 hr;nn
nent Il consideration Of the next Fnc.mn
will u piace, but withou. avail ssa.
both selec.'o u,s evening. when il is hoped
shs slsc,;os s'on Of the Encampment ana
plished. ohcers will be accom-
vas so. dlzaoeth Kinue. Of San Francisco
The Wowsy elected National prosidens .,
Nichoa,Oo Relief Corps: me- 'eh. o.
dent. Oh New York. Senior Yies p ps,aa