Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-25

Friday night, to which time he suggested
that the meeting adjourn.
Judge Van Fleet accepted the amend
ment, and also another from Ed. r. Iayior.
to the effect that the committee consist OF
seven instead of five members.
The motion was then put, and was car
ried unanimously.
ENROLLING MEMBERS.
While the Chairman was selecting the
names for the committees recess OF hve
minutes was declared, in order that as
many of those present who chose might
sign the roll of the Markham Republican
Brigade. The roll was not completed, how
ever, when the meeting was called to order
again. Following are those who did sign ::
h. H. Snow, O. R Leonard, Peter New
man. W. W. Douglas, W. W. Rhoads, U.
B. Turrell. ]. E Grossman, +. ID. Mckee,
Ed G. Roeder. II. F. G. Wulf, E. K. TIel,
j. D. Woodbridge, F. W. Carpenter, J.. 5.
Mcmahon, ]. T. Pierson, George A. Miller,
w. H. Davis, J. ]. Keegan, w. +. Preston,
Elwood Bruner, A. B. Sanborn, VIM. w.
Conner, Geo. H. Clark. ]. W. Wilson, Jas.
B. Devine, G. w. Harlow, Edward Lyon,
Richard Parker, Geo. Vogelgesang, Geo. H.
Young, G. W. Poole, ]. NJ. Anderson, j. D.
Young, R. B. Hartman, Frank Mooney,
John Simpson, w. A. Anderson, n. S. Ben
nett, Lyme M. Potter, F. R. Dray,
w. G. Van Fleet, c. T. Jones, Ed. F. Tay-
lor, George Newman, Thomas Harper, +.
l. Robinson, J. L. Robinette, ]. r. Lame,
William H. Ennis ]. N. Dodson, II. w. NJ.
Ogg, H. w. Miller, A. j. Senate, Richard
Dale, j. W Boyd, George G. McMullin, J.
F. Slater Dugald ellis, George Egan,
Tom Scott, J. j. McKinnon, ]. o. Coleman.
While the enrolling was in progress Ell
wood Bruner stated that it should be I'M
derstood that persons signing this could in
the future be transferred TO other clubs and
organizations acting under the brigade. He
added, faeetiously, that he was going to
transfer his name to the roll of the Mark
ham Glee Club, which organization was
going to carry off the persimmon as regards
style and numbers during the campaign.
The meeting reassembled and the Chair
man ann. unced the committee as follows:
q. S. Houghton, w. II. Ennis, Tom Scott,
]. O. Coleman. Dugald ellis, Ed. F. Tay-
lor and A. B. Sanborn.
The committee, by request, agreed to
hold a conference after the meeting ad-
lourned, and to report tomorrow night at
the meeting at the Old Pavilion.
There being no further business before
the meeting, an adjournment was taken.
THE PROGRAMME.
The Committee on Organization was
called to order by Mr.. Steffens after the
crowd had left the building and they got
down to business without loss of time.
Major Ennis furnished the committee with
the military suggestions and most of his
ideas were adopted.
After about half an hours discussion the
committee agreed to make the following
recommendations to the meeting at the
Old Pavilion tomorrow evening"
That, so far as possible, the organization
conform to military regulation; that
Major be elected who shall have command
of the brigade, and who shall have power to
select one Adjutant and five aidde-campsf for
parade; that not less than six clubs or COM
psnies be formed in the city, each of which
will organize itself and select its own Cap
tain and two Lieutenants. All outside
clubs are invited to join the brigade. Aside
from the military organization it is recon-
mended that there shall be elected Presi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary and Finance
Committee (for special funds }, which officers
shall have charge of the business of the
association.