The record-union., 1891-10-21

efficient administration of the duties of his
office. Respectfully submitted in F., III. and c.
TO VISIT THE ART GALLERY.
The following invitation was received
and accepted:
SACRAMENTO October 90, 1891.
To The Officers and Members Of the Grand En-
conspDleat- The California
Museum Association, having in charge for the
CITY OF Sacramento the Z. B. Crocker Art
Gallery, beg you to visit that institution.
You win find, we believe, profitable and pleas
urable entertainment therein for two hours,
at least, and as long as you may see fit TO re-
main. We also beg you TO visit the State
Mineral Cabinet, in the same building. We
should be pleased to have you attend in Ii
body. l am, gentlemen, for the association,
j. A. WooDsoN. President.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
The Grand Patriarch appointed the fol-
lowing Special Committee on Instruction
OF District Deputies: S. p. Smith, A S.
Ward, j. f. Crosett, G. f. Roesch, e. c..
Pendleton.
NOMINATIONS FOR GRAND OFFICERS.
The Grand Encampment then pro-
ceeded to the nomination and election of
Grand Officers for the ensuing year, as
follows:
For Grand Patriarch-James Leonard,
q. h. p; nominated by f. III. Druffel, P.
c. P, of No.
For Grand High Priest-F. w. Arm
strong, G. S. W.; nominated by j. w.
Harris, 7. C. p, of No. 81.
For Grand Senior Warden-C. w. Saw
age, G. j. W.; nominated by L. l.. Alex
ander, z. G. p, of No. l.
For Grand Scrlbe-W. B. Lyon, G. S.;
nominated by e. w. Bradford. P. G. p,
of No. 16.
For Grand Treasurer-George w. Le-
mont, G. r.; nominated by Wesley
Mlnta, p. G.. p, of No, g.
For Grand Junior Warden-George f.
Roesch of No 3; nominated by Wesley
Minta, P. c. p, of No. 3. w. G.. Bon
ner of No. Y; nominated by F. A Week,
p. G: p, of No. 81. A. S. Ward of No. 81;
nominated by L. w. S. Downs, P. C. p,
of No. %.
For Grand presentative-Arthur P.
Morse, G. p; nominated by S. b. Smith,
p. q. P, of No. 2
For Grand Trustees-W. II. Barnes, P.
G. P, of No. 81; II. S. Winn, P. G.. p, of
No. 6, and F. A. Week, P. c. p, of No.
Y; nominated by Grand Scribe w. B.
Lyon.
The Grand Patriarch appointed as
tellers G. w. Baker, Past Chief Patriarch
of No. 2, and j. B. Ward, Past Chief
Patriarch of No. Co.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
James Leonard was unanimously
elected Grand Patriarch; T. w. Arm
strong, Grand High Priest; C. w. Saw
age, Grand Senior Warden; w. B. Lyon,
Grand Scribe, and George w. Lemont,
Grand Treasurer, by acclamation.
For Grand Junior Warden, A. S. Ward
received 80 votes, George F. Roesch 35,
and w. G. Bonner 20. Necessary to a
choice, 81.
On the second ballot, A. S. Ward re-
ceived A votes, G. f. Roesch 50, w. G.
Bonner %. Necessary to choice, 50.
On the third ballot, A. S. Ward received
AZ votes, G. f. Roesch 80, w. q. Bonner
%. Necessary to choice, Sc.
There being no choice, the Encamp-
ment proceeded to ballot on the two
candidates receiving the largest number
OF votes. a. S. Ward received 81 votes
and George f. Roesch SO.
George +. Roesch was declared elected.
a. p. Morse, Grand Patriarch, was
unanimously elected Grand Representa-
tive.
w. II. Barnes, III. S. Winn and T. a.
Week were unanimously reelected
Grand Trustees.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion of J. f. Pinkham the report
of the Committee on Finance was
adopted.
II. f. G. Wulff presented the following
resolution, which was referred to the
Committee on Legislation:
ReSOLUed, That the laws of the Order be so
amended as TO add to the powers of the
Grand Patriarch the right to grant dispenSa-
tions to the subordinate encampments to in
stall their officers in public.
The report of the Committee on APP
peals, in the case OF Mrs. Breuss VS.. Wal
halla Encampment, No. T. was adopted.
The report in the case of Mrs. NJ. E.
Joost VS.. Walhalla Encampment, No. Z,
was considered.
PENDING discussion Wesley Minta
moved that the report be referred back
to the Committee on Appeals. so that they
can present an amended report as to the
amount to be paid to Mrs. NJ. E. Joost."
At 5 P. NJ. the Grand Encampment adj
journed till this morning at 10 o'clock.