Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-12-28

from them The task of a trip around the world
is almost nothing nowadays, and the English
tralia, India, China aGd Japan that thousands
of them are already half inclined to make the
journey. They must be educated to the belief
that they should make long stop in California
Mr.. Lubin moved that acommitte of five
be appointed, who should appoint a COM
mittee of one hundred, to be known as the
Sacramento County Committee, which
| should go 10 work on the subject as soon as
possible
The motion prevailed, and the Chair APP
pointed the following committee David
Lubin. Mayor Eugene J. Gregory, DR.. G. l.
Simmons and Christopher Green.
A. Leonard moved that it be declared the
sense of the meeting that the exhibit to
represent the State should be made in Lon
! don.
Christopher Green was decidedly in favor
of London as the place for the exhibition.
| He thought there was no question OF this.
! w. K. Strong said that while he was in
| favor of London, he did not wish the
meeting to do anything to antagonize those
who favored having the State represented
at the Paris exposition.
/ Clinton L. White spoke in favor of Lon
! don, and read statistics TO show that in
| three precincts of this county the Great
Register shows that there were 122 persons
naturalized from the United Kingdom,
against seven from France.
Mr. Leonard's motion prevailed unani-
mously.
Christopher Green moved that the Chair
appoint 6 committee of seven to wait upon
the Governor and lay the matter before BIN.
| The motion was carried, and the Chair APP
! pointed David Lub;n, Mayor Eugene j.
Gregory, DR.. G. l. Simmons. Christopher
Green, Judge w. H. Beatty and a. S. Hop
kins.
The meeting then adjourned.
coMMIrTEE OF CINE HUNDRED.
The committee of five appointed TO name
the committee of one hundred met at once
and named the following gentlemen:
, Sacramento City-Joseph Stefens, J. w vii
s7n 4. S. Hopkins. A. Andrews, W. F. Peterson
w d. Comstock, Eugene Crouch, L. d. Stephens,
! W. K. Strong, e. Green, W. II. Beatty, J. "
Armstrong. Newton Boo;h, G. W. Chesley, B.
| U. Steinman, n. Greene Curtis, I. W. Sheehan,
| V. S. McClalchy, James l. Felter, L. Elkus
John Mcneil, Frank Miller, a. Abbott, f.
=; Devlin, J; n. larkin, W. o. Bowers, E. G.
! Blessing, K. 5. Carey, n. B. Lovdal, K. Mitten-
brock, u. Flint, James McNasser, Fred Cox, ].
! T. Cardwell. c. W. Clarke William Curtis, r. !.
Merkley, L Clark, Eugene J. Gregory P E. Plat
Willism Ingram, Sparrow Smith, T. A. Smith,
| Frank Gregory, C.. H. Hubbard, J. W. Guthrie
| E. K. Alsip.
Florin-James Rutter, W. III Robinson, Mr..
| Tabor. D. Reese, c. Towle.
Folsom. II. Burnham, J. Lyman, Dr. B. F.
Bates, S. Cohn, Charles Aull J. McComber
Elk Grove-Dr. James Caples, Thomas Nc.
CoDnel. \. Andrews, J. II. Kerr, H. c. Ross
Brighton To~nship-M Toomey, A. Plum
mer, Dr. W. :. Manove, T. C. Perkins, George
Wilson, JOS Reuter-. Chas De:eIding G. W
Patterson. a. Menke, George Hanlon, J. Shields,
George c. McMullen.
Cosumnes-N. H. Dixon, J. Richards William
| McCracken, j. l. McCorG, d. Dalton, Joseph A.
Elder, S. B. Moore
Ceurtland-Sol Runyon, VIM Johnston, J. n.
Stevenson J. W. Hughston, W. Z. Johnston.
| Walnut Grove-John Miller.
Antelope-John Mackey.
Natoma-John E. Butler, Il. Schussler, NJ
Pike.
Gait-obed Harvey, W. H. Mechan, A. Whita.
ker
Union House-H. W. Johnson
Clays Station-W Mitchell, 5. Carr.
This committee will hold meeting in
Sacramento on January 22G, simultaneous
with the meeting OF the State committee
which is to convene here ON that day.