The record-union., 1891-10-23
THE ENCAMPMENF.
1t Concludes Its Session and Adjourns
for the Year.
Resolutions Adopted Thanking Sacra-
mentanS for Their Hospitality
List of District Deputies.

The Grand Encampment adjourned
sine die yesterday forenoon, and nearly
all the visiting Patriarchs left for their
respective homes during the day. All
appear to be pleased with their sojourn
here, while many do not hesitate to de-
clare that it was the most enjoyable en-
campment they have attended for many
years.
When the encampment was called 20
order yesterday Lee Ellsworth, of the
Committee on Mileage, rendered re-
port, which was adopted.
John Glossan, of the Special Committee
on Honored Dead, presented the follow
ing report, which was adopted by rising
vote:
our Special Committee on Honored
Dead present the following: Another
year has passed. and as the months rolled
on the relentless tyrant has again been
busy with our ranks and called to their
long home many who have worked
lcng and faithfully in the cause of faith.
hope and charity. In their demise we
are admonished, not without hope, that
some future career of renewed activity
may perfect the destiny here interrupted,
and that in the Grand Lodge above they
they nave done.
''Gf al! our deceased Patriarchs we can
say, Well done good and faithful serv-
anJ,' and though they have gone before
us to that land from whose borne no trav-
eier returns, still the memory of their
virtues will ever dwell green in our
hearts.
Among those whose loss we mourn
are Charles If. Randall, who died Octo-
bcr lst, in san Francisco, lamented by
the whole brotherhood, and Daniel Nc
Laren, Past Grand Patriarch who died
July l, 1891"
The names of deceased were ordered in
scribed upon memorial page of a jour
nal dedicated To their memory.
l.. l.. Alexander, =. g. p. of No. /,
offered q resolution relating 10 the author
izing of subordinate encampments to en-
act bylaws to setapart > per cent. of their
receipts from dues, which may be used
for contingent expenses. 1t was resolved
that this could only be made to apply to
receipts for dues which may be received
after such law is enacted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Thompson, p. c.
L. OF No. y, committee consisting of
Messrs. +. Thompson, \. S. Armstrong
and James Foster, was appointed to draft
resolutions conveying the thanks of the
encampment to the odd Fellows and
other citizens Of Sacramento.
The resolutions We're very warm in
their expressions of appreciation of the
courtesies extended the members of the
Grand Encampment, both as body and
individually. They also expressed thanks
to the press for the full reports published
OF the proceedings.
1t was ordered that the vote whereby
the case Of Mrs. NJ. L. JooSt vs. Walhalla
Encampment, No. 7, was referred back TO
the encampment to take testimony, be
rescinded. The motion carried, and upon
vote the original report of the commit
tee was adopted.
The newly-elected Grand Officers were
then installed, and the following District
Deputies appointed, after which the en-
campment adjourned 10 meet in San
Francisco in October next:
District Deputies-E. +. LeBoerveau,
San Francisco; Isaac Hinkle, Folsom:
William Angrave, Gait; William Hartvig,
Mehl, Marysyille; John Hiliman, San
Francisco; w. j. Holmes, Downieville;
William Brockman, Susanville; J. H.
Zumwalt, Mokelumne Hill; Il. D..
Gumno, Grass Valley; w. W. Young,
Weaveryille; b. c. Cummings, San Jose;
Samuel lsaacS, Shasta; NJ. Renner, Yreka;
Henry Schwalenberg, Forest Hill; w. H.
Turner, Sutter Creek; G.. K. Hendell,
Oroville; G. NJ. Stoel, Red Bluff; ]. T..
Coffin, Dutch Flat; NJ. o. Meyer, Salinas;
A. p. Morse, San Bernardino; j. Braden,
Quincy; II. A. Tyrell, Ferndale; B. Col
burn, Bloomfield; g. w. Reid, Santa
Cruz; A. S. Ward, Oakland; A. A. Dick
son, Santa Ana; John S. Souther, Vallejo;
a. 4. w. Boescke, Santa Barbara; J. r..
Doran, Tulare; A. J. Hight, Fort Jones;
John Kane, Modesto; NJ. l.. Merry. Chico;
l.. H. Butler, Mendocino City; c.. NJ.
Hardman, Truckee; w. O. Wood, Merid-
ian; e. L. Hadley, Merced; Joseph Fos-
ter, San Diego; II. a. Spencer, Duns-
muir; J. w. Wharboys, Santa Rosa; w.
\. Masters, Woodland; Henry Jenkins,
Redwood; Henry Tullner, Point Arena;
Charles Schroeder, Fresno; James
Woodin, Bieber; j. b. Ward, Paso Ro-
bles.