Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26
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D. E. Morgan, Alfred Dalton, jr., D. j.
Murphy, A. H. Spur.
Legislation: Eugene F. Bert, E. J..
McNamara, Meyer Dinkelspiel, E. A.
Freeman, George H. S. DRYDEN.
Ritual: w. j. McGee, w. j. Variel,
n. G. Rogers, W. J. Simpson, James T.
Rucker.
Printing and Supplies: George w.
Hupers, David Cumming, E. J. Angelo.
Laws and Supervision G. L. Tilden,
James A. Hall, E. E. Katz, T. G. Hook
ing, w. o. Russell.
The following was received and re-
ferred to the worlds fair committee:
SAN Francisco, CAL, April %, 1892.
Grand Parlor Native Sons of the Golden West
In session at Los Angeles Cal:
GENTLEMEN: On behalf of and by di-
rectlon of the California worlds fair
commission, have the pleasure of in
vlting the grand parlor of the Native
Son Of the Golden West to appoint a
committee to co operate with like COM
mittee OF this body to arrange an his
torical display of the state of California
to be exhibited at the preliminary
worlds fair exhibit of California in
San Francisco, beginning August 3Oth,
1892, and afterwards to be exhibited in
the California building at the worlds
Columbian exposition, May, 1898.
Mr.. Charles B. Terrill, who has been
selected as the manager of the prelim-
mary exhibit in this city, will cooper
ate with the committee in its work.
1t is particularly appropriate that the
Native Sons should have voice in pre-
pairing the historical exhibit from their
state, and the commission respectfully
request the grand parlor to take some
action in the premises. Yours truly,
(Signed) JAMES D. PHELAN,
Vice-President.
The following resolution was offered
by George H. Pippy, Of Alcatraz parlor,
No. As:
Whereas, The coming year will be
marked by what is expected to be the
greatest exposition ever witnessed by
the world, in commemoration of the
four hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery of America, to be known as the
Worlds Columbian exposition, invita-
tions to participate in which and to ex-
hibit have already been accepted offic-
tally by sixty two foreign nations, and
we have every reason to believe that
millions of people from every section of
the globe will visit the exposition DUR
ing the six months that it will be open;
be it
Resolved, That the Native Sons of
the Golden West deem this most fit
ting opportunity to make known the
wonderful resources of the state OF Cali
fornia, and that this is the sense of this
meeting that every parlor and each in
dlvldual member of the order should
use their best exertions to further the
interests of cur Golden state, aiding
and influencing as many persons as pos
sible to make exhibits, to the end that
California may make grand display
and be able to, rival and surpass the
display of any other state in the union.
Adopted on motion OF George H.
Pippy.
Past Grand President Decker moved
that all resolutions and amendments be
handed to the secretary in duplicate,
and read and referred. Carried.
The following communication was re-
ceived and filed:
HALL OF NAPA PARLoR, No. so, ,N.S.G.W.
NAPA, CAL, April Is, 1892.
Whereas, This parlor has received
from committee on state of the order of
grand parlor asking an expression from
this parlor as to whether the sick bene-
fits of all should not be made uniform
and at the maximum rate of one.half
the annual dues be it
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this
parlor that the subordinate parlors
should be the exclusive judges as to the
amounts to be distributed in charity;
that said maximum amounts should be
controlled by proper appreciation Of
the financial standing of the members
OF the several parlors that it would be
dangerous for the grand parlor to as
sumo Jurisdiction over this affair, and
that we are opposed to uniform sys-
tenn of dues and benefits.
Fraternally yours,
THOMAS THOMPSON, Sec'y.
The following resolution was referred
to the committee on legislation:
Resolved, That the board OF relief, N.
S. G. w., of San Francisco, now a cor
poration under the laws of the state of
California, be and is hereby recognized
as the official board of relief of this
order, and be subject to the supervision
of the board of grand trustees, who shall
report to the grand parlor annually.
The following was presented by Geo.
A. DeGolia, and referred to the commit
tee on legislation:
Whereas, Piedmont parlor, No. 120,
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