Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
SOIl WORKERS.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE
STATE GRANGE.
Appointments of Committees-Address
by Daniel FIint-To Visit the
Crocker Art Gallery.

The State Grange was called to order
promptly at ga. NJ, and opened in the
Fourth Degree. Tie welcome Song"
was sung by the choir, the roll of officers
was called, several being absent. The
Worthy Master announced the following
committees:
Finance-O. F. Alley, San Jose: w. j.
Hill, Salinas; H. w. Johnson, Sacramento;
Sister ]. L. Beecher, Stockton; Sister A
Adams, Eden.
Constitution and By-laws-L. II. Fassett,
Florin; M. Toomey, Enterprise; John
Adams, Santa Rosa; ]. a Forbes, San An
tonic; Sister D. A. Ostrom, Wheatland
Sister N Alling, Stockton.
Patron and Rural Press-V. w. SILL
Magnolia; W. Eddie, Potter Valley: w.
Griswald, San Lucas; R. G. Hamlin, Pin
mas; Sister Whidden, Eden; Sister Allison,
Lodi.
Agricultural College = Amos Adams
Eden; Joseph Sims, Sacramento; w. ]. lisa,
bel, Placeryille; Sister Brouse, Merced:
Sister Frisbie, Yuba City.
Agriculture-E L. Hawk, Roseyille: s.
Walker, Lucerne: S. Ferdun, Lodi; Martin
Litchfield, Sebastopol; Sister T. w. Naples,
Tulare; Sister Atwater, Merced.
District and County Granges-Geo
Ohleyer, Yuba City; John d. s. TAYLOR,
Antelope; E. A. Rodgers, Santa, Rosa: Sister
5. A: Whidden, Temescal; Sister A. P. Mer-
ritt, Tulare
Fire Insurance-G. w. Hack, sacra-
mento; Q. s. Rogers, Pilot Hill; L. s.
Hedger, North Butte; Sister D. Flint. Sac
ramento; Sister r. o. Baldwin, Danyille.
Experimental Station-J. NJ. Moore. Tu-
Iare J, ". Jones, South Sutter &C. Sharp,
walnut Greek b f. Walton, Yuba City
Sister Shaw, Lodi; Sister Atwater, MERGED.
Co-operation-E Greer, Sacramento: r.
): Lynch, Enterprise; N. w. Strong, Sierra
valley; Frank Cushner, Wheatland; A.
Abbott and G. w. Hack, Sacramento
FRANK Dunn, San Jose; Sister G. E. Over
hiser, Stockton Sister Nellie G. Black, Te-
mescal Sister A. Adams, Eden.
Education-J. 81. White, DanviIIe; B. f.
Frisbie, Yuba City; G. T. Eckhart. Gilroy;
Sister Mary Merrill, Stockton Sister Alice
Greenlaw, Sacramento.
National Grange-D. Flint Sacramento
J. v. Webster, Creston; l. G. Steele, Pesca-
dero S. t. Coulter, Santa Rosa; William
johnston, Franklin @. J. Cressy, San
Jose.
DIVISION OF Labor-Bro. Cross, Roseville:
>. L. Sanders, San Jose A. ]. Wood. Tu-
lare; Sister N. A. Sanders, San Jose Sister
ID. w. johnson, Sacramento Sister Hattie
Jones, Yuba City; Sister Cross, Roseville.
Feast-C. A. Hull, w. w. Greer, E. L.
Hawk, a. NJ. Piummer, George Wilson, D.
reese, and Sisters Mattel Leavell, Anna
Mcdonnell, |. Freeman and Hill.
some resolutions were offered by brother
ahSfPF and rsf for TO fl,oa
The Worthy Master appointed the follow
ing committee on memorial of brother J. I.
Butler, Master of Grass Valley Grange and
honorary member of the State Grange: A.
Henderson, Thomas ]. Thomas and sister
Ellen Bee, of Grass Valley.
The following committee was appointed
on memorial of brother II. C. Jones. of
\ uba City: Brothers B. F. Walton, D. A.
Ostrom, George Ohleyer, and sisters Flint
and Johnston.
Committee on Business Arrangements
was appointed, as follows: J. D. Huffman,
(Chairman), A. T. Coulter, A. P. Roache. ].
M. Moore and S. L. Richards.
An invitation from the California Mu-
scum Association, presented through VIM.
Johnston, to visit the L. B. Crocker AIT
gallery, was accepted, the Grange 10 go in
a body at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to- day.
Mrs. A. p. Roache read an interesting
paper on "Woman's Work in the Grange"
There was full attendance in the even
ing. Daniel Flint, of Sacramento, deliv-
cred an address on the Paris Exposition,
and his travels in Europe, which was well
received.
The remainder of the evening session
was taken up with the exemplification of
the secret work and instructions to the
Aasters and visitors from Wly-organized
Oranges.
This evening an address will be delivered
by Q. E; Grunsky, Civil Engineer on '' Ar
tesian Wells in California"
There will also be an address on "a
Warning Voice Against the Weeds, and a
rev Suggestions for Their Depression"
oy y. w. hiee, OF Berkeley, Inspector of
Stations.
All Patrons Of Husbandry are invited to
be present.
THE DELEGATES.
The Committee on Credentials has re-
ported the following as entitled to seats
from the several Oranges
Alhambra-J. Strenzel, delegate.
-, American River-Carl Heiyason, delegate; D.
W. Taylor, alternate.
Antelope-John d. Taylor
Arroyo Grande-George Steele delegate
Mills, alternate.
Bradley. A. Hackatt delegate.
Creston-J, V. Webster, delegate
win, alternate.
Eden-W; c. Blackwood, delegate; J. Hollis
Ter aud wife, alternates
Elk Grove-E. w Stickney, delegate.
Elliott-H. ii. West delegate
Eureka-J. q. Burns, delegate.
Enterprtse-E. J. Lynch, delegate; A. NJ
Plummer and wife, alternates
and wife, alternates.
Franklin-Wm. Johnston, delegate
(Ialt-liram Chase dplppafe
Gilroy-E. T. Eckhardt, delegate.
Grass Valleys. J.. Richards, delegate; Alex
ander HENDERSON alternate.
= Hollister-G. 5. Nash delegate: A Dunlap,
alternate.
Kibberillah-wm. C. Smith, delegate.
Lincoln-HUlls Newton, delegate; J. S. Phil
brick, alternate
Lodi-s. Perdum, delegate; c. P. Allison and
wife, alteTnates.
LpeeTne,s. Walker; delegate; VIM. Ogden
and wife, alternales.
Magnolia-V. W. Stell, delegate.
March, c. Iorter delegate.
Merced,N, D. ,Atwater, delegate; Augustine
smith and vile, Al;ernRtes.
Montzumne-T. Hooper, delegate.
SeWSaS le-J. j.. Robertson, delegate.
North Butte, LAD. Hedges delegate.
Paso kobles-J u. Linder delegate
Pescsdero-J. C. steele, delegate.
Filot Hill-C. s. Rodgers delegate.
Place ryille-P. J. Isball, delegate.
lin, alternate.
Point OF Fimber-F ]. Quart. delegate.
Potter Y lailey-William ddie, delegate.
Roseville-E L. Hawk delegate.
Sacramento-Joseph Sims, delegate.
Salinas-W. ]. Hill. delegate.
San Francisco. O. Forbes, delegate.
san Jose. +. Alley, delegate; c. J. Cressey,
alternate.
San Lucas-william Griswold, delegate: John
\. Beach, alternate
San Miguel-Rufus Fisk, delegate.
Santa RoSa-E a. Rodgers, delegate.
SebaStapol- Martin Litcbfield, delegate.
Nalley-G. p. Lonks, delegate.
Walnut Creek-C. Sharp, delegate.
WaShington-R. s. Pardo, delegate; Charles
Blythe and wife, alternates
WatSonville-Mrs. K. Roach delegate. A. Cox
aud wife, alternates.
THE MOTHERS STORY.
Edith Kern's Mother Makes Her State
ment on the Witness-Stand.
Mrs. Kern, the mother of the child whom
Andy Woodson is accused of having tam.