Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-11
THE HIBERNIAN ORDER.
Yesterday Afternoon Spent in an
Excursion to Santa Monica.

The state convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians met yesterday
morning in the Y. M. 1. hall, on Main
street. The session lasted from 10
O'Clock till u, and was of course held
with closed doors, as this is secret
organization.
The session opened with a prayer
from Father Harkness. The committee
on credentials then reported the follow
ing officers and delegates present:
State Delegate j. j. Meehan, State
Secretary T. H. Carr, State Treasurer
Edmund Walsh, state board of directors,
John Kinney and Ed lyman. Alameda
county, M. P. Ryan, G. D. Michael
Sullivan, E. Murphy, Patrick Mullen,
B. McManus. Los Angeles county,
John Moriarity, P. ]. Flattey, P. J.
Stock, A. McNally, w. B. Banning,
j. P. Moran, d. j. Mccarthy. Nevada
county, O. G. Conlon, j. j. Creamy,
Hugh O'Connor, Patrick Casey, M. j.
Nolan, j. H. Conners, E. Cummings,
John Dunncliffe, J. B. Byrnes, Charles
Grimes, J. E. Carr, M. Hanley. Santa
Clara county, M. Nihill, B. Higgins, M.
Conley, Dennis Cookery, j. ]. Kelly,
John Ward, M. Farrell, Timothy Han
ley, Bernard Farrell, J. j. Maloney,
Mathew Grove. San Joaquin county,
p. Fee, John Quinn, John Ward, w.
Mccarthy, James Byrnes, Dan Kaulkin.
Sacramento county, William j. O'Brien,
John Walsh, John Hughes, p. .Har-
kins, Michael Eagen, James B. White.
Solano county, P. Dineen, M. O'Keefe, E.
Campion, J. E. Kenney, M. Cavanaug gh,
John Noonan. San Francisco county,
P. J. Carr, M. G Gorham, P. j. O'Neil,
P. j. Meehan, M. Curran, p. McGrath,
Peter Mccullough, M. j. Manning, E..
McCusker, j. A. sheehy, John Roach,
Michael Hughes, M. j. Wrin, P. Nc
Quaid, Thomas Fahey, Denis Flynn,
John Rooney, John Walsh, j. J. Nc
Grath, M. Fitzgerald, j. j. Donogan,
James Maginnis, Thomas O'Brien, Will
liam Harding. San Mateo county, j.
H. O'Keefe, R. Roach, P. Mcintyre,
Patrick Linnehan, John Nash, Joseph
Guern. Sonoma county, p. Wilehan,
John Maher, Thomas Fitzgerald, E. r..
Mccarthy, Kelly Tighe. Santa Cruz
county, p. Darcy, M. Leonard, William
Murphy, f. Griffith, Patrick Neory.
The following committees were then
On rules and order of business, P.
Mullen, E. lyman, j. j. Donovan on
finance, P. Fee, M. G. Gorham,
NJ. Nihill; on grievances, John
Kenny, Peter Mccullough, M.
Sullivan, B. McManis, B. Higgins; on
resolutions, John Kenny, J. j. Donovan,
o. c. Conlan, M. Fitzgerald, M. Conley ;
on reports to the press, j. ?. Moran, P.
]. Carr, P. J. Neill.
The committee on rules and order OF
business reported code of rules for the
government of the convention, which
was adopted. The convention then pro-
ceeded with the secret work of the order,
after which, at ~ O'Clock, an adjourn
ment was taken to 10 O'Clock today.
The delegates then took the :07 train
for Santa Monica. After plunge in
the surf, they dlned at Bob Eckert's, at
half-past four. At half-past six they re-
turned to the city. The excursion,
which was very thoroughly enjoyed by
all, was in the charge of the local com
mittee of reception, which consists of
John P. Moran, John Moriarty, F..
lyman, w. j. Flatley, Andrew McNally,
d. j. Mccarthy, Hugh Smith, M. Hop
kins and w. Powers.
The convention will hold sessions
through the day today, and tonight will
banquet at Jerry Illich's.