Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26

sebastopol, No. 142: G. @. Sullivan.
1uolumne, No. IA, Sonora: FRANK L.
Murnan, Charles e. Street.
| Alcatraz, No. 145, San Francisco: j..
L. Gallagher, Geo. III. Pippy.
Halcyon, No. 146, Alameda: Jas. B.
Barber, VIM. F. Chapman.
Lakeport, No. 147: A. H. Spur.
McCloud, No. 149, Redding: Chas
q. George.
San Marcos, No. 15O, San Miguel
Charles N. Davis.
Brooklyn, No. 151, East Oakland :
Geo. 7. Hans, VIM d. Hendrickson.
Cambria, No. 1852: w. A. Murray.
Davisville, No. 1853: w. o. Russell.
Alcalde, No. 154, San Francisco: Jas.
Coakley, G. E. Dabovich, Chas. S. Vie
land.
Cayucos, No. 1856: M. s. Sanders.
Yontockett, No. 1876, Crescent City:
Not represented.
South San Francisco, No. 1877: j. W.
Barry, Frank r. Crockard.
Seapoint, No. 1853, Sausalito: Not
represented.
Lower Lake, No. 159: L. w. Alex
ander.
Sequoia, No. 100. San Francisco W.
}. Simpson, E. F. Donelly, A. M. Tieder-
| mann.
Ieka, No. 1e1, Yreka: Henry B.
Ream.
Bonner, No. 1852, Truckee: Irving F.
Harvey.
Winters. No. 1853: VIM. Wolfskill.
Floral, No. 164, Williams: James b.
Welch.
Melville, No. 1856: Frank R. Love.
MaVfialN No 1Re. (yrpQr.
Altamont, No. 167, Occidental: Mel
son Drago.
Redlands, No. 1853, San Bernardino
county: j. Wallace F. Diss.
Washington, No. 1863, Centerville:
VIM. Henry Tyson.
Byron, No. 10: G. G. Eckenberg
Mariposa, No. III: Walter S. Farms
worth, J. F. Schanz.
Fern Grove, No. 172, Bodega: S. A.
Cunninghame.
Keystone, No. 173, Amador City:
Thomas M. Church, Charles L. Culbert.
Pomona, No. ia: J. Leo Park.
Lemoore, No. 175: III. n. Yates.
Marshall, No. 176, Santa Rosa: Will
liam d. Wilcox, A. d. Laughlin.
Observatory, No. III, San Jose: Y.
d. Hensill, G. M. Wooster.
Union. No. 17S, Jopperopolis: Not
represented.
Esparto, No. 179: Not represented.
Orange, No. 1S0, Pleasant Grove:
Charles III. Trevathan.
Varuna, No. 181, Arbuckle: I. j.
Shellhammer.
The committee further reports the fol-
lowing brother as being present as an
alternate: r. P. Wieland, California,
No. l. P. P. Troy,
GEORGE H. MURRAY,
GUsTAvE WEISS,
Committee.
On motion of J. A. Steinbach the re-
port was received and the delegates duly
seated, and the roll was then called by
the grand secretary, and 1874 delegates
and grand officers were present.
Bro. Stephen M. White made
statement as to tonight's reception and
motion of w. j. MCGEE, the invitations
were accepted.
The grand secretary presented the re-
ports Of the grand officers and various
committees and they were referred to
the committee on state of the order for
distribution to the appropriate commit
tees.
Bro. Thos. G. Hooking of the commit
tee upon official reporter made the fol.
lowing report:
Los ANGELES, April 25. 1892.
To the Officers and Members OF Grand Parior.
N. S. G. w.
S1Rs AND BROTHERS: Your committee
of newspaper mon appointed to select an
official reporter from their number met
and organized by electing T. G. Hooking
of Grass Valley Tidings, chairman, and
James Coakley secretary.
After dino doihorotioo Toc Coak1ov
of the San Francisco Bulletin was Sc
lected.
We recommend that the usual re-
muneration-namely, $50, be paid for
the services rendered by the official !
reporter.
We have received an agreement from |
the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD to print |
the journal OF proceedings. Recommend |
that the contract be awarded to that !
paper.
Signed by Thos. 9. Hooking, W. Dud-
ley, jr., Jas. Coakley, A. Dalton, jr., J.
M. Cremin, committee.
The following resolution was offered:
Resolved, That when this Grand Par
lor adjourns this afternoon, it do 30 in
respect to the memory of James I.
Boland, late grand orator.
Respectfully submitted, Bryan J.
Killella, G.. G. Bruce, R. G. Kelly,
delegates Golden Gate Parlor No. 20.
On motion of Grand Secretary Lun-
stedt, it was adopted by standing
vote.
On motion of Jas. P. Dockery, it was
ordered that the mileage statements be
placed in the hands OF the finance COM
mittee by Tuesday afternoon.
James A. Hall of Watsonville parlor
No. 65 offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That there be established in
this order districts to be known as the
northern, central and southern dis
tricts, and that annually, on the 9th day
of September, all parlors which are as
signed to the respective districts shall
meet and celebrate with becoming cere.
monies and entertainment at some
central place within the district Once
in three years there shall be no local or
district celebrations held, but one given
under the auspices of the entire order
at such place as shall be chosen at the
grand narlQr session cnnyening one wear