The morning call., 1891-04-29
The GRAND PARLOR.
Native Sons Of the Golden West
at Santa Rosa.
Adoption Of a Resolution Of Greeting 10
-. President Harrison.
The Next Annual Meeting to Be Held in Los
AHgeleS-AH Admission Day Gel
ebTatiOl al Santa Cruz.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

SANTA Rosa, April 2s.-There was grand re-
ceptiOn rendered 10 the delegates OF the Grand
Parlor, N. S. G. W., last evening. A number Of
addresses were made, and quite literary and
musical pi egramme was rendered. Dancing be-
gan at 10 o'clock and continued for two hours.
The Grand Parlor reccnvened at the theater
this morning at 10 o'clock, g. P. Miller presId-
ing.
The Committee on the State OF the Order sub
milted preliminary report.
The Legislation Committee, also, reported con-
corning an amendment TO See. 10, Article vi, OF
the constitution.
The Committee on Laws and Supervision also
reported concerning several amendments.
A report was presented from the Committee On
Redistrlctlng the State in Trustee Districts. Re-
ferTed back.
F. L. Coombs. from the Comnlttee on Resolu'
lions greeting the President OF the United States
presented the following report:
'sThe order OF the Native Sons OF the Golden
West, fraternity founded on the principles of
loyalty and patriotism, and at all times viewing
with deep concern whatever pertains TO the well
fare and glory OF the commonwealth, hail with
delight the arrival and sO1ourn In our midst Of
the President Of tie United States. We trust
that his visit will lead TO an extended knowledge
on bis part of tile conditions, resources and
grandeur OF the State, aud by reason thereof to a
thorough consideration Of legislative and eXecu-
tive EcIIOn in her Interests. We are proud Of The
welcome accorded him by the people OF the en-
tire nation aud as Calitoini ms 1olu In that uni
fersal greeting, saying, God welcome his coming
and speed his parting"
Signed: F. L. Coombs, NJ. A: Dorm, E. F. Bert,
L. r. EileTl. Louis Freer
On tbs motion Of f. D. RYAN the report was
adopted and the Secretary was Instructed 10
Telegraph the same Immediately 10 the President.
The Grand President decided that a brother
not taking an appeal 10 The Grand Pailor los
his right TO a contest. This refers to Conrad
GOtwalz. Tie committee. therefore, In accord
.Ruee with The above decision recommended that
W. ". ShaffeT be seated.
j. D. Sproul paid nigh tribute of respect to
tho memory Of Austin b. Snerry. Grand Trustee.
deceased. and moved that the pallor adjourn
out OF respect TO the memory of the deceased
brother. Carried by a rising vote.
A recess was then taken.
e. The Grand PdrlOr reconYened at 2 80 o'clock
this afternoon. The special order relative to tie
place for holding The next meeting Of the Grand
Psf,or was discussed AZ length. The resolution
in favor q SACRAMENTO met considerable opposf-
tiou, and delegates q Eed the claims OF Santa
Barbara, Los Angeles aud san Francisco. An
amendment 10 the resolution striking out Sacra-
mento and inserting Los Angeles was carried 0y
. vote OF 124 TO So and then declared unanimous
%. A resolution was offered to hold an Admission
day GELS bratton al Santa Cruz Grunsky moved
as substitute that no annual celebration be
beld tor the year 1891, movement was on
focJ 10 provide district celebrations. The sub
sii:ule vas lost aud the original motion select
tug santa Cruz was carried.
Gruusky reported fol the Suffers Fort Com
mittee TO the fleet that the nstIuctiOBs OF the
last Grand Parlor had been fully carried out,
the property purchased and Board OF Trustees
appointed. The report was received and recon-
me ndauous adopted.
A vote Of thanks was rendered Sacramento
Parlor
F. D. Ryan then took the floor and in neat
speech presented the Grand Parlor with
gaYsl silver bound and made from piece OF
OHE taken from Suffers Fort and asked on be.
hall Of the Fort COMMITTEES that the Grand Par
lor accept the same.
Grand President Miller accepted the souvenir
and in Well-ch0sen words thanked the COM
mltLAo.