The morning call., 1891-02-22
IROQUOIS CLUBS
STATE LEAGUE.
Opening of the Third Annual
Joint Conference.
List of the Delegates-Order Of Business.
Committees Appointed-strong De-
mands for Reform

The third annual conference of the State
League of Iroquois Clubs of California was
opened yesterday afternoon at o'clock in
the wigwam of the IrOquois Club of this
city, 207 Suffer street
Grand Sachem James A. Flynn called the
delegates to order and r. 2. Troy was
elected temporary Secretary. The list of
appointed delegates received up to date and of
whom about quarter were present, is as
follows:
San Francisco-C l. Weller, DIR. G. W. slcbel.
J. +. CTeegan, W. McSweeney, William Vincent
W. L. Ash, A. A. Andrews j. V. Coleman Max
Popner, Wiley }. Tinnin. J. f. Rodgers, c. j.
sullivan, + f. kruse, E, MeGettlgan, L. Metz
San Rafatl-J II. wilkins, R. P. Hammond Jr,
h. p. Troy, T. J. Crowley, w: j. Miller, j. w
HerZog, Walter Walsh. Frank Haley c. f. Pa
checo, NJ. j. Mulhern. g. d. Shearer, Henry Har-
risoD.
Fleming. 7. c. Sloddard, j. Ii. Hubecker.
SIocktOn-W. NJ. Gibson. NJ. Deyries J. b.
Byrnes, j. Kulek, ii. P. Acker W. S. Buckley,
A. C. White, r. b. Ouahan, NJ. Brlsco, A. Hahn
j. d. Gall, L. L. Calnon, j. Busch. j. W. Smith,
Grass Valley-George Fletcher, II. B. Cham
pion, L. &. stokes 6, E. Riley
San DiegO-John Ii. Gay, j. McDuffy
MaIysville-C. l.. DOnahue.
Los Angeies--A F. Maekay, L. C.'Metzler.
ST. Heena-Henry Lunkler.
u.
Martinez-G. Shirley, L. Marshall Ii. A. Dow.
ner.
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED.
Messrs. Wiley, Tinpin. Fleming and
Fletcher were appointed Committee on
Credentials and Order of Business. and
after the Chairman had made short ad-
dress Of welcome to the delegates, con-
graduating them or the bright prospects
for the future of the Iroquois clubs of the
State and the Democratic party, recess of
hal n tTE aD tn al
mittee on Credentials and Order of Business
to meet.
The committee reported favorably on the
above list Of delegates and presented the
following as the order of business: Commit
tees report; election of permanent officers
Grand Sachem, Vice Grand Sachem.
Grand Secretary, Grand Treasurer; selection
of Council OF SachemS, one from each club;
appointment of Committee on Resolutions
good OF the State League. Both reports
were adopted.
Messrs. Fletcher. Ash, Gay, Gibson and
MetZger were appointed as Committee on
Resolutions, the precise order of business
being waived to allow of its appointment.
DEMANDS FOR REFoRM.
Messrs. Shearer, Baum and Weller we're
appointed as a committee to suggest TOPICS
Of material interest to the league 10 be dis
cusSed at the meeting Tomorrow.
MeSSrS. Barker, Wiley, Tinuin, Donahue.
Rum, Fletcher, Rodgers and Gibson made
brief speeches demanding a complete reform
in State Democratic organization and
leadership. Ali were unanimous in
demanding that the future lead
ers shall be men free from all
corrupt influences. With proper organiza-
ton aud clean leaders the Democratic party
is sure OF success at the next election, but
if handicapped rs it was at the recent one
by dlsorgaDiZed party and corrupt leaders
the party's defeat would be another GER
tainty. Confidence must be felt in the
leaders, not alone by the party specially,
but by the public at large.
The conference then adjourned until 10
O'clock to-murruw morning