The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-12

Rowley, G. P. Rixiord, Judge S. stabler, Hon.
S. A. Wilcox.
State Mining Bureau-J. E. Davis. W. E. Ire
Delegates California CapAed Goods Associa-
tion-W. 9. Brown F. D. Code; lsador Jacobs
Coumbs L. j. Gregory, Charles L. Tlden, Henry
Lundstedt, X. NJ. Fitzgerald.
California No. John E. McDougald, James
Mission, No. 3s-D Q. Troy. David Cummings.
Rineop, Ne. 72-A. Ruef, John +. Finn,
Stanford. No. 76-E. j. Casey, Frank Ii. Pow
Yerba Buena, No saw. d. Mansfield. W. H.
Bay CITY, No. 1o4-D. /. Hollub, Alex Peiser.
Mantle, No. 105-A. j. Donovan A. I. Nc
Columbia, No 121-F. H. Dunno J. II. Howell.
HesperaD, No. 137-Leo +. Hampton. H. +.
Dooan.
.Alcalraz. No. 145-George II. Pippy, Thomas
F. McDerinott.
Minerva. No. 2. n. ID. u. W.-Mrs. NJ. L. I'LL
mann, Miss NJ. HammilI.
Alta, No. 3-Mrs. c. 5. Baker, MISS Grace
orc Elmo, No. 9-Miss Emeline L. Roberts.
Miss Annie A. Roche;
Golden State, No. 50-Mrs. Marion Bellmer,
Mrs. DR.. L. 5. Merritt.
The following names were also added
L. II. Tomas, The Tulare frutt-grower; Peter
Dean and f. W. Holland of the Sierra Lumber
growers Association; NJ. NJ. McGynn. Charles
GIambarth aud w. J. B. Mackay for the FEEDER
ated Trades; H. Kraft, Charles Cadwalader aud
Hugh Mooney from Tehama County organiza-
lions; Mrs. Meyers aud Mrs. Clara FoltZ OF the
annex to the San Diego Chamber OF Commerce,
Mrs. Laura de Force Gordon and Mrs Bassiilo
Coronei ana Mis-. Coronel from the Historical
Society of southern California. b. NJ. Spencer
and Guy T. Crosse OF santa Rosa, Mrs. Burns
rlun Of Alameda.
There being no contest the report on ere
dentialS was adopted.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
James d. Phelan then offered the report
on permanent organization and order OF
business, in which the following recom-
mendations were made:
For permanent Chairman OF the convention
and association, Gel lTal n. T. Chapman; First
Vice President, NJ. NJ. Estee; Nice-Presdents,
Major T. W. Jones, Los Angeles; Colonel Will
lam Harvey, San Francisco;0 A. Hale. Santa
Ciara; Colonel James McNasser, Sacramento;
Colin NJ. Boyd. san Francisco; J. b. Coldwell,
SIaniSaUs; W. Ii. Hammaud. 1ulare; Thomas
L. Hughes, Fresno; A. I. Hatch, Suisun; Frank
Kmbalt San Diego; w. IL. Miller, San Fran
cisco; W. f. Meek, Alameda; George I. Marye
Jr. San Francisco; ElwOod Cooper, Santa Bar
bara; permanent Secretary, I. j. Haynes As
sistant SecI etary, Treasurer, James
D. Phelan.
The committee also recommended the ap-
pOintment OF Beard of Directors, to con-
sist of one member from each county, who,
in turn, shall appoint an Executive Commit
tee of twenty-one citizens from the State at
large, of whom at least eight shall be from
this city. \ committee of seven was also
recommended to draft bill for presentation
to the next Legislature. asking for an apDro-
priation Of $, 10 be raised BY three
annual tax levleS.
An assessment was Voluntarily levied
upon the delegates to meet the current eN-
penses. While the collection was being
taken up an attempt was made to relieve
the ladies from the tax, but number OF the
fair sex at once protested that they should
be allowed all the privileges accorded the
gentlemen, and in accordance with their re-
quest they were allowed to contribute to the
fund.
When the matter had been satisfactorily
arranged, Il. 2. Dcoian suggested that the
convention should send greeting to the Chi
cage Directors, whereupon NJ. IL. de Young
offered tie follow ing as a substitute:
ReSoired. That this convention protest against
double site for the Columbian Exposition; that
The placing OF the horticultural aud agricultural
EXHIBITS several miles from the attractive feat
ures OF the exposition Is an unwarranted pro-
ceediug and preludIcial TO our interests.
EeSoired, That We request all Commissioners
representing these Interests 10 use every Ell
deavor 10 defeat this project OF the Chicago
Directors.
Resoired, That the Chair appoint committee
OF three to draft a telegram TO the National COM
nittee, embracing the sense OF The foregoing,
and foi ward IL Immediately; also, 10 mall at
once a witt ell protest 10 The Chicago directors
aud another copy TO the National Commissioners.
Considerable confusion accompanied the
reading Of these resolutions, y hereupOn w.
H. Mills of the Southern Pacific Company
moved that they be made the subject OF
special consideration in the afternoon. The
motion was carried, and a recess was taken
nil O'clock.