The record-union., 1891-10-21
Odd FELLOWS IN COUNCIL.
First Days Proceedings Of the Grand
Encampment.
Election of Grand characterization
of the Ffnances-Inyitation Ac-
cepted-Routine Business.

cepted-Routine Business.
The Grand Encampment, I. o. o. f.
OF California, convened at 10 A. NJ. yes
cerday, the following named Grand Off
GERS being present: Arthur P. Morse,
Grand Patriarch; James Leonard, Grand
high Priest; +. w. Armstrong, Grand
Senior Warden; w. B. Lyon, Grand
scribe; George W. Lemont, Grand Treas
urer; Q. w. Savage, Grand Junior War
den; 4. S. Ward, Grand Representative;
samuel B. Smith, Grand Representative;
.. M. Hardman, Grand Sentinel; E..
bunker, Deputy Grand Sentinel; J. c.
Moore, Grand Marshal
The roll was called and a quorum of
members found present.
Prayer was offered by the Grand High
Priest, and the Grand Encampment was
declared open for the transaction of busi-
ness.
On motion of L. L. Alexander, the
minutes of last session were approved, AS
printed in the Journal and the reading
thereof was dispensed with.
The Grand Scribe presented the Gre
dentlalS of members, which were re-
1erred to the Committee on Credentials.
w. ID. Stalker, of the Committee on
Credentials, presented the following re-
port:
1.-The Committee on Credentials respect
Tully report that we have examined all
the certificates which have been received
by your Grand Scribe, and report the
Past Chief Patriarchs entitled to receive
The Grand Encampment Degree"
The report was adopted and the candi-
dates lntrnnnDpH instructed n
the Grand Encampment Degree.
MEMBERS PRESENT.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 1-E.
Z. lie Bouveau, +. b. Cooper, J. +.
Crosett, L. L. Alexander, Daniel Nor
cross.
Pacific, No. 2-S. B. Smith, H. a. Bur
nett. J. c. Moore, John Watt, Charles
Cooley, G. w. Baker, f. NJ. Jackson,
George b. Dean, A. CarlaW, Samuel Nor
sis, +. A. Hornblower, II. w. Robbins,
?. ). Watson, James Stewart, John Car
Jaw
Parker, No. 3-George F. Roesch, Wes-
ley Minta.
Bald Mountain, No. Nv. Hartvig.
Zeta, No. &C. W. Albright, Griffith
Hopkins.
Marysville, No. Civilian Mehl.
Walhalla, No. IF. H. Druffell, A. w.
BOde, II. Neunaber, L. Schwerin, }.
Van der Hyde, John Hillman, D. Becker,
Z. Quasi, E. bunker, l.. Plege, a. Pauba,
William Steppenbach.
Blue Range. No. S-John We'll
Lone Star, No. l0-Edwin Taylor.
Union, No. ll.-R. Gummoc.
Stella, No. l2-r. T.. Jones.
Shasta, No. l4-Samuel Isaacks.
SiskiyOu-No. I5-M. Renner.
Three Pillar. No. l6-E. W. Bradford,
I. Remler.
Amador, No. NV. Il. Turner.
Marble, No. l9-B. Isaacs, a. B. Nc
Donald.
Auburn, No. 20-W. D. Alpin, ]. r.
Faller, |. T. Coffin.
Red Bluff, No. 2l-M. Manasse, E. C.
Pendleton, c. H. Martin.
ORC, no. 22-George H. Hendel.
Wildey, No. 23-John T. HAYS.
Folsom. No. 24-John Lawton, Isaac
HinkIe, George Little.
Unity, No. 26-F. w. Armstrong.
Mount Zion, No. 27-J. f. Thompson,
i. 4. Week, W. G. Bonner.
Relief, No. 29-Lee Ellsworth w. F.
Farrell.
Orange Grove, No. 8l-H. W. Ham
merton.
Chico, No. SO. L. Clark.
Golden Rule, No. 34-S. p Knight, A.
Abou Ben Adhem, No. 86-Henry
Frye.
Scott Valley, No. 39-E. c. Owens.
Live Oak, No. 40-J. Z. Hotel, L. Chap
man.
Solano Center, No. 4I-Neils Anderson.
Occidental, No. 42-James Ii. Ferguson.
". II. Sherburn, Nelson Wilcox, III. p.
Casey, X. G. Aiken, II. T. g. Wulf, w.
y. Stalker, w. l.. BrUnsOn. Henry Senf
Tahoe, No. 45-H. b. Cummings, c. NJ.
Hardman, John Sheriff, J. Carlson.
San joaquin. No. 46-James Leonard.
Mistletoe, No. f7-C. T. Mulloy.
Modesto, No. 48-M. l. Sorrensen.
Morse, No. 5I-A. p. Morse.
Boeske
Santa Rosa, No. Sc. W. Savage.
Colusa, No. GOV. o. Wood.
Healdsburg, No. Sc. b. Proctor.
Oriental, No. 57-E. II. Black, w. 3.
Lyon, George w. Lemont, J. w. Harris.
Centennial, No. 5S-Joseph Foster.
Hydesville, No. SEC. o. Johnson.
Hope, No. CO.. G. Jackson, Henry
Jenkins.
Capay, No. OR. f. Hamilton.
Vineland, No. 63-J. II. Steves.
Oakland, No. 64-J. +. Pinkham.
Gait, No. G5-James Ferguson.
Susanyille, No. 66-E. V. Spencer.
Paso Robles, No. 69-J. B. Ward.
Woodland, No. 7I-C. II. Erwin.
Myrtle, No. 72-H. a. Tvrell,
Star, No. TN. T. Cunnitf,
Arena, No. 75-Henry Tullner.
Camptonville, No. II - George Kos
King.
Fresno, No. 75-Charles Schroeder.
Olive, No 79-Peter Bennett.
Etna, No. S0-John NJ Single.
Laurel, No. 6I-George +. Briggs, G.
Spurgoon.
Mt. Whitney. No. S2-J. 7. Doran, c.
S. Collins.
Goodwill, No. 83-H. Lillienthal.
Pasadena, No. S4-Jas. S. Biick.
Magnolia, No. S6-J. II. Partridge.
Mount Shasta, No. S7-H \. Spencer.
REGULAR COMMITTEES.
The Grand Patriarch made appoint
ments to til vacancies in the standing
committees, the committees, as perfected,
being as follows:
ON Credentials-W. d. Stalker, NJ. T.
Cunniff, NJ. Renner.
On Finance-E. b. Cooper, J. F. Pink
ham, J. w. Harris.
On Appeals-E. II. Black, o. L. Clark,
l.. Y. Spencer.
On Legislation-M. I. Sorrenson. C. E.
Mulloy, George r. Roesch.
On State Of the Order-L l.. Alexander.
Edwin Taylor, f. f. Farmer, II. w.
Hammerton. T. +. Jones.
On Petitious-J. K. Hotel, Nelson Viii
cox, 4. K. W. Boeseke.
On By-laws-C. c. Terrill. George T.
Shaw, +. II. Drufiel, l.. w. 5. Downs. w.
D. Lyon. Grand Scribe.
On Mileage. Ellsworth. C, 3. Proc
tor, George ii. Jost, w. II. Sherburn, J.
L. Doran.
INVITATIONS ACCEPTED.
An invitation was extended to the mem
hers to witness an exemplifcation of the
patriarchal Degree by a select team from
Pacific Encampment and Occidental En-
campment, IN Fraternity Hall, odd Eel
lows Temple, in the evening, and it was
accepted.