The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-14
ADMISSION DAY.
Meeting Of the Native Sons Joint
Committee.
The Work Of the Celebration Enthusiastically
Election of officers,
The Delegates.

The Joint Committee Of the Native Sons OF the
Golden West, appointed from the sixteen parlors
OF this city TO m axe all the preparations for the
forthcoming celebration OF Admission day, held
its Initial meeting last evening in the Pioneer
Building. Five representatives were present
from each OF the parlors. besides large number
Of other men prominent in the order.
The committee was called together In respons e
TO a request of the Grand President, William II.
Miller. In opening the meeting he made an ad-
dress detailing the purposes OF this assembiage
and invoking harmony and wisdom in the delibe-
rations OF the body He drew par ticular atten,
ti0n 10 the fact that to insure a successful
celebration every member Of the committee. and
In fact all the members OF the order, should sub.
ordinate personal ambition. that the demonstra.
tion OF the order should be more pronounced and
brilliant. In this direction the press of San
Francisco and the whole State should be afforded
every facility for news, as through Its instru-
mentality the celebration would become one his
toric In the annals OF the State.
Grand President Miller then designated Grand
Secretary Henry Lunstedt as Secretary pro TEN,
and called for the names of the parlor delegates
The chairmen OF the various parlor committees
then announced the following members, all of
whom responded:
California Parlor, No. 1-Dr. E. F. Dentler j. P.
Dockery, Charles A. Boldemann, DIR. ID. d. Lustie j.
E. McDougald.
Pacific Parlor, No. lO-Thomas W. Doyle John T.
Greary, w IL. Chamberlain, John A. Steinbach
John r. Kropp.
Golden Gate Parlor, No. 2s-J. l. Boland, A. Eber-
hart, Bryan j, KiIiiea, e. H. Connel, A. Leonard.
Mission Parlor, No. 3S-Dr: w. Ii. Mclaughlin
Eugene 4. Bert, X. C. Mitchell. NJ. L. McCord. j. J.
Kennedy.
San Francisco Parlor, No. 4s-G j. Richardson,
w. H. Thornley,, H. Gallagher. G. Keleher, C. q.
Fl Dorado, No. 52-winam H. Nelson. John A.
dcrfer.
Ktnc eI,, parlor No IL Donovan: J. F. Finn,
Stanford ParOr. No. I6-S Shahl. Il J
d; g, Martin, A. F. Schleieher, +. "; Coyey.
suter, Alexander Mckay Jr.. T. w Hobson Mr..
Bay City Parior, No lo4-sol Bloom. b. Franken-
Mantle Parlor, No. l05-A. T. MeCreery. R. J.
National Parior No. 80. W. Hup ers Z. NJ \.
Shook John I. Dspaux, T. G. du Py, w. +. Graf
Columbia Paror, No. l21-wlIliam Gilchrlst, F.
II. Dunno, q. NJ. Martin, A. ID. Owens. J. r. Howell.
Hesperlan Parior, No. l37-R. p. Doolan, Fred
Alcatraz Parlor, No. 145-T F. McDermott. George
Lacombe, r. j, Hammond Jr., George H. Puppy, L.
Alc .iie Parlor. No 1874. II. Kehrlein, James
Coakley, X. II. Andrews, II. p. Hubbs, L. T. Dwyer.
When the membership of the committee had
been ascertained the Grand President called for
the election OF officers and after spirited con-
test " illiam II. Chamberlain OF Pacific ParlOr
No. 10, was elected Chairman.
In assuming his position he stated that he
would exert his best energies 10 make the cele-
bration great success, but asked that all the
members work with HIN as the only means TO
make the 9th OF September Il triumph for the
order aud the entire Stale.
The other officers selected were William Il.
Nelson Of FL Dorado Parlor No. 81, Vice Chair
man ana r. Z. Do0lan Of HesperiaD PaIlor, No.
1877, Secretary.
Past Grand President Charles w. Decker mott
fed The committee that Secretary Camuetti OF
The State Boa d Of Trade had rendered its rooms
for The meetings OF tie committee, and George
ii. Puppy made a similar announcement for the
Bijou Ihe3ter
The Chairman appointed Charles A. Balde-
mann, George Ii. Puppy, Eugene f. Bert, john
A. SteiHbich ana Charles W. Decker as Com
mltee oil hall.
John f. McDougald suggested that all Past
Grand Presidents, The Grand President, Grand
VlcePTesideuJ, Grand Marshal, Grand Secre-
tary and Grand Orator be made members of the
committee and motion 10 this effect was Car
lied.
The delegates named with the grand officers
designated were, on motion OF 5. Shaeu, de-
clared The Joint Committee, and the use of
proxies was disalOwed.
Grand Secretary LuDstedt drew the attention
of The commit. ee 10 the necessity OF appointing
a committee to confer with the Trustees OF tn,
Mechanics Institute regarding the procurement
of the pavilion.
Chairman Chamberlain appointed for this pur-
pose Vi. A. Dom, j. L. McDougald, X. L. Ham,
mond Jr., w: Ii. Miller ana Henry Lunstedt.
the committee decided 10 meet weekly on
Tuesday nights at place 10 be determined upon
by the committee appointed
great deal OF enthusiasm was manifested
during the meeting. which is regarded as al
aucury of Success