Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCg.
HERMANN,s SONS.

losing of the Grand Lodge in This City
Yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of Hermann's Sons re-
ssembled at Granger's Hall at AM. yes
lay, Grand Vice President J. Wemmer in
he chair.
Representatives Groth and Workentine
we're appointed as Committee on Consti-
ution and Bylaws.
The sum of $50 was voted to Represen.
ative Theo. Goener. as founder of Liver.
more Lodge, No. Is
The following officers were elected for
he ensuing year Grand President, John
Wemmer, of No >; Grand Vice President,
John Schuer, of No. 8; Grand Secretary,
DITTO Guy lre-elected), of No. Z; Grand
Treasurer, T. NJ. Pharion (re-elected) of
No. 8; Grand Trustees-A Biedenback ire
elected), of No l. F. Herdel (re-eIected), OF
No. 4; Gus Guenther, of No. 8. The new
officers were duly installed by Past Grand
President Workentine.
The following officers were appointed
Grand Conductor, D. Vogt, of No, 9:
Grand Inside Guardian, c. Dietrich, of No
8; Grand Outside Guardian, P. Lampe, oi
No. /.
Finance Committee-H. Spiering, of No
s; Charles Groth, of No. 10; f. Harding
of No. g.
Committee on Laws and Revisions-E.
Grimm, Of No. l J. Holz, Of No. S; L. c.
Schulz, of No. 3.
Committee on Appeals-H. Tostmann,
of No. a. Schoembs, of No. /; Ph..
Bohr. of No. 10; H. Hasbach, of No. 9
VIM. Cron, of No 3.
After the installation of officers the re-
port of the Finance Committee was re-
Ceived and adopted.
The question of establishing a semi
monthly organ of the order was debated,
and the Grand Secretary instructed to cir
culate subscription lists in the different
lodges. The question will be made the
order of business for special meeting to
be called hereafter.
At the afternoon session, after transact
ing some business of minor importance,
1t was resolved to hold the meeting of the
Grand Lodge at Livermore, Alameda
county, on July %, 1889.
The bylaws of the Grand Lodge were
adopted as reported by the committee
The capita tax to the National Grand
Lodge, amounting to $73 05, was ordered
to be paid.
It was resolved to have four hundred
copies of the proceedings of this session OF
the Grand Lodge printed
It was resolved that the executive officers
and the Finance committee shall hold
monthly meetings to transact all necessary
business, approve bills, etc.
Ii was resolved to tender vote of thanks
of the Grand Lodge to Sacramento Lodge
No.1l, for the cordial reception and friendly
treatment during their stay in Sacramento,
and 10 the retiring officers.
A committee of three was appointed to
revise the proceedings of the Grand Lodge
before pr ting the same.
A vote of thanks to the press of Sacra.
mento for their courtesy in publishing the
report Of the proceedings of the Grand
Lodge was passed.
The following committee was appointed
to arrange the next annual festival of the
Order: F. Hensel, of No. l; II. Scheid-
ing, of No. .; Z. Rau, of No 3; a Ziegler
of No. a. A. Schubert, of No. 5; R. Haus
OF No. 6; II. Meyer, of No. 7; H Fastenau
of No. 8; G. S. Woert. of No. 8; H. f
Suhr, of No. 10; c. Schmitt, of No. IL; S
G. Marschutz, of No. u; John Bading, Of
No. 13; K. Mohr. of No IA
District Deputies: District of San Fran.
cisco, II Spiering, of No. 6; San Jose, a
G1uessle, of No. 5; Sierra City, A. Fischer
OF No. 8; Sacramento, D. NJ. Bishopp, OF
No. Il; Los Angeles H. Muller, of No 12
Livermore, Theo. Goerner, of No 13: Hay.
wards. A e Mathiesen, of No ID.
Adjourned sine de