Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26
THE NATIVE SONS.
The Grand ParlOr Commences
Its Session.
A Full Report Of the Proceedings
Yesterday.
A Large Amount of Business Attended
To-The Officers in Attendance.
The Rapid Growth of
the Order.

The Native Sons got down to business
yesterday, and the session of the grand
parlor was commenced in Turnverein
hall. The proceedings in full will be
found below:
The grand parlor, Native Sons of the
Golden West, met in its fifteenth annual
session at the Turnverein hall, Los An
geles, Monday, April 25, 1892, at 12
O'Clock noon, Grand President r. M.
Fitzgerald presiding.
The following grand officers were pres
ent and in their respective stations
Past grand presidents--H. Clay Chip
man, John H. GRADY, John A. Stein
bach, Fred H. Greedy, Chae. w. Decker,
M. A. Dorm, Frank d. Ryan; W. H.
Miller, of Pacific parlor, No. 10, past
grand president; r. NJ. Fitzgerald, of
Oakland parlor, No. 80, grand president !:
Thos. Flint, jr., of Fremont parlor, No.
A, grand vice-president; Henry Lun-
stedt, OF California parlor, No. l, grand
secretary; Henry S. Martin, of Stanford
parlor, No. 76, grand treasurer; John T.
Creamy, of Pacific parlor, No. 10, grand
lecturer; Warren B. Josselyn, of Hal
cyon parlor, No. 146, grand orator !;
Frank Mattison, of Santa Cruz parlor,
No. 80, grand marshal; grand trustees
20 ID. Sproul, of Chico, No. 81; Jno Nc
MINI, jr., of Santa Rosa, No. %; Frank
II. Dunno, of Columbia, No. 121.
Absent-Grand inside sentinel, Per-
trand Rhine; grand outside sentinel,
Alex. K. Underwood; grand trustee,
vrn II
l.. Coombs; grand trustee, Eugene j.
Gregory grand trustee, George A. Nc
Calvy.
J. Leo Park of Pomona ia was ap.
pointed grand inside sentinel pro tenn
in the absence of Bertrand Rhine,
Eugene w. Levy OF Bay CITY 1O4 was
appointed grand outside sentinel pro
tenn in the absence of Alex. r. Under
wood.
Leon Dennery of California l was ap-
pointed grand trustee pro tenn in the
absence w. w. Shannon.
I'll. 9. Gerford of Napa 62 was ap-
pointed grand trustee pro tenn in the
absence OF Frank l.. Coombs.
L. G. Eilers of Sacramento 3 was
appointed grand trustee pro tenn in the
absence OF Eugene j. Gregory.
r.. +. O'Neal OF Los Osos 81 was ap-
pointed grand trustee in the absence of
George A. McCalvy.
The grand secretary announced the
appointment of w. A. Newcum as
minute clerk.
The grand secretary presented the
credentials Of the delegates elect, and
Grand President r. NJ. Fitzgerald ap-
pointed r. P. Troy of Mt. Tamalpais
No. GA, Geo. d. Murray of Humboldt
No. IA and Gustave Weiss of Mt. Diablo
No. 1O1 as committee on credentials,
to whom the credentials were, upon
motion, referred.
On motion of Past Grand President
nj. A. Dorm, the newspaper men of the
grand parlor, consisting of Jas. Coakley,
OF the San Francisco Bulletin; Wilber-
force Dudley, Jr., of the Vallejo Times;
I. G. Hooking, of the Grass Valley It'd
ings; Alfred Dalton, Jr., of Benicia New
Era, and j. M. Cremin, of the Marys-
vile Democrat, were appointed to select
an official reporter.
On motion of NJ. A. Dorm, the grand
secretary was authorized to arrange for
the daily publication OF the proceedings.
On motion of Past Grand President
steinbach, adjourned till pm.