The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-01
THE NATIVE SONS.
Election Of the Officers Of the
Grand Parl0r.
R. Il Fitzgerald President and Thomas
Flint Jr. YlGe-PfeStdent
Reports Of Committees Read and accepted.
AYote Of Thanks rendered the Resi-.
dents Of Santa Rosa.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

SANTA Rosa, April 30.-The Grand Par
lor convened at $50 o'clock this morning,
Grand President Miller in the chair.
The Committee on Laws and Supervision
made a report
The Committee ION Credentials reported
the following entitled to seats: William
McCord. Pacific. No. 10; W. T. Spinler.
Cabrillo, No. ia; George A. CHM, Sea-
point, No. 15S; Nose Frank, McLain,
No. Sc.
The Committee on RedistrIcting the State
made report, which was adopted.
Coombs. for Worlds Fair Committee. re-
ported that nothing was done the past year,
but he hoped the committee would be able
to do something whereby the order would
receive recognition and some arrangements
made whereby the members could visit the
Worlds Fair in a body, or at least those
who so desired. The report was accepted
and a motion was passed that a similar
committee be appointed for the ensuing
year.
The nomination and election of Grand
officers was declared in order.
The Chair appointed the following Tel
lers: Tilden, Grady and McAvoy.
Nominations--R. NJ. Fitzgerald was nomi-
mated for Grand President. The nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
The nominations for Grand Vice-Presi-
dent were made as follows: Thomas Flint
Jr: of HoIlster, w. II. Metson of San Fran
cisco. d. E. Morgan of Nevada City.
The nominations were closed and roll was
called. with the following result: Flint, 125 {;
Nelson, 81; Morgan, %.
Flint was declared elected.
Recess was then taken until 80 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The afternoon session convened at 80
o'clock, when Grand President Miller an
nounced the election of Thomas Flint as
Grand Vice-President and the election was
made unanimous.
Nominations for Grand Secretary were
declared in order.
Freer placed in nomination the In
cumbent, Henry Lunstedt of San Fran
cisco. The nominations then closed and
Freer was selected to cast the ballot.
For Grand Treasurer, Dorm placed in
nomination Henry S. Martin of San Fran
cisco, the incumbent. Mclaughlin nomi-
mated r. p. Dooan. The nominations
were closed and a ballot was taken, with
the following result: Martin ISL, Doc Ian
"a. The election was made unanimous.
For Grand Lecturer, Grand President
Miller placed IN nomination John L. Greeny
of San Francisco. The Secretary cast the
ballot in bis favor.
For Grand Orator Greer. nominated W. b.
Nutter OF Stockton: Russell nominated
Eugene a. Aram of Woodland. Fitzgerald
nominated w. b. Josselyn of Alameda.
The ballot resulted in favor of Josselyn.
For Grand Marshal, Tilden nominated
Frank Mattis0n of Santa Cruz There being
no opposition be was declared elected
For Inside Sentinel, Bert Rhine of Sacra-
mentO and I. V. Long of Haywards were
nominated. The ballot resulted in the cleo
ton of Rhine.
For Outside Sentinel. j. F. Finn of San
Francisco and Alex Underwood of Monte
rey we're nominated. The latter was de-
clared elected.
The following were nominated Grand
Trustees: j. +. McMinn Jr. OF Santa Rosa,
elected by reclamation; George Ia McCalvy
Of San Luis ObiSpo, Ad Traube of Alameda,
J. ID. Sproul Of Chico, Frank L. COombs of
Napa, James a. Hall Of Watsonville, C. l..
Weller OF San francisco, +. Dunno of San
Francisco, George W. Hapers of San Fran
cisco, L. j. Gregory of Sacramento w. w.
Shannon of San Francisco, L. j. Gallagher
OF San Diego, A. w. Musgrave of Hanf ord,
II. w. Dinkespiel of San Francisco, Z. E.
Case of San BernaTdino T. W. Lees of San
Francisco and ID. E. Morgan of Nevada.
A resolution thanking the members OF
Santa Rosa Parlor, the Native Daughters
and citizens of Santa Rosa for the hospi-
tally and entertainment was offered and
adopted.
The final report of the Committee on the
State of the Order was presented and
adopted, and special vote of thanks ten
dered the committee for the report. the best
ever submitted.
The report of the Finance Committee was
read and accepted.
The report of the Committee on Appeals
and Grievances was read and adopted, as
was also that of the Grand Trustees