Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-29

parlor or to the chairman of the com
mittee.
Committee on state of the order.
| G. d. CLARK, Chairman.
No. 106 Market street, San Francisco
Cal.
Approved: R. M. FITZGERALD,
Grand President.
A number of the parlors have an
swered the circular. With but one OF
two exceptions, all were opposed to TAX
| ing the power out of the subordinate
parlors. As so many parlors have de.
clared against it, the committee did not
think it advisable that the subject be
considered in this grand parlor. In this
connection the committee would call
the grand parlor's attention to the TACT
that the percentage of members re-
lleved and the percentage OF Dement'S
paid on collections for the year ending
1891 show an increase over the year
1891; while on the other hand there has
been reduction in the running expense
OF parlors; the average last year was
$S.O7 as against $3.50, the average tor
the i've years past prior to 1891. Inc
recapltulation in the grand secretary,'s
report shows that the order has only
A'0NO q gain VI 10 UIlCIO WAS a. 6OONAy
number initiated but the roll of suspen-
sions has increased to that extent that
1T demands more than passing notice,
but your committee know of no legisla-
tion to remedy the evil. If it is within
the province Of this grand parlor, some
action should be taken relative to this
matter.
The resolution referred to your COM
mittee relative to the removal of Gen
eral Suffers remains from Pennsyl-
vania, to suitable place within the
Sutter fort grounds at Sacramento; we
recommend that the resolution be re-
ferred to the Sutter Fort commission,
that they take such steps in the matter
as they see fit.
Committee on State of the Order.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
Upon motion the matter of the cleo
tlon OF grand trustees, speeches were
limited to two minutes.
E. Maxwell of Ramona parlor was ad-
mitted upon the report of the com mittee
on credentials as alternate for w. j. Va
rlel OF Ramona parlor.
j. Wallace +. Diss placed in nomina-
tlon e. f.. Katz. who was elected by the
secretary casting the ballot.
The returns of the tellers upon the
ballots for grand outside sentinel re-
ported the election of P. V. Long.
The following was introduced by L.
w. Juilliard, Santa Rosa, IS:
Resolved, That this grand parlor ten
ders its sincere thanks to the officers
and members of Los Angeles parlor, No.
45, and Ramona parlor. No. 100, N. S.
Il. w., of Los Angeles, and to the mayor
and citizens generally for their most
hospitable reception and generous en-
tertainment given to members of this
body during their visit in the beautiful
city of Los Angeles; and be it further
Resolved, That standing vote of
thanks be rendered to Arrowhead parlor,
No. ITO, of San Bernardino, Redlands
parlor, No. 1858, and the ladies and gen.
tlemen of San Bernardino, Redlands and
Riverside for the reception, attention
and courtesies exits nded to this grand
parlor during the excursion over the
Kite shaped track, contributing go large
" to make it such most enjoyable and
successful trip, special mention being
made of the lunch and reception at San
Bernardino and the grand drives at
Redlands and Riverside.
Resolved, That we vote and tender to
The press of Los Angeles our sincere
thanks for many favors extended this
grand parlor, its members and the order
at large.
Gus WEISS, Mt. Diablo, No. 1O1.
ALFRED DALTON, JR., Benicia, No. 80.
L. w. JUILLIARD, Santa Rosa, No. 2S.
LEWIS FREER, Argonaut, No. 90.
Adopted on motion of Lewis Freer by
l rising vote.
Nominations for grand trustee were
proceeded with.
I'D. Sproul nominated Jackson Hatch. |
Frank d. Ryan nominated William
Conley.
M. A. Dorm nominated G. J.. Tilden.
w. B. Josselyn nominated William J.
Schultz.
James Corkly nominated w. A. New
lorn.
John A. Steibach nominated Dave
Cumming.
J. L. Gallagher nominated James A.
Hall.
H. G. Gosford nominated Charles
Vann.
William HI. Greeley nominated VIM.
{. Morgan, Hydraulic.
Louis Freer nominated P. P. Doolan,
Frank D. Ryan. nominated Frank H.
Dunne. Columbia.
P. p. Troy nominated Frank nj. An
yelloti, Mt. Tamalpias.
j. w. Ahern nominated Leon Den.
1ery, California.
W. B. Josselyn nominated J. N.
Davies, Arcadia.
Ed. Casey nominated Frank Matti-
son, Santa Cruz.
Nominations closed.
Upon motion of A. L. Welet the can
didates were presented to the grand |
parlor.
Upon motion of Dorm it was decided |
to count no ballot not having six names
upon it and to drop the three lowest
The balloting was proceeded with,
Louis Powelson and L. X. Hazenkaup
being appointed to assist the tellers.
Adjourned till 7: 80 pm.
Evening Session.
Meeting called to order at 7 80 by
Grand President Fitzgerald. The tel
ers announced the vote for grand
trustees, and the election of F. M. An
yellOtti, F. H, Dune, Jackson Hatch. |