The morning call., 1893-10-10

I. W. johnson, John R. Kennedy, E. j. Price,
john MeQuaid, W. B. Wick. Joseph Merriam,
James Nelson, ID. II. Birdsall. James OBrien.
Joseph Durfer, W. I. ONeil, A. +. Roberts.
W. j. Stewart, John Walsh. j. C. West, o.
Woehler, John Walsh Jr-
Placer-R. L. Burns, Joseph AshburD, III. f d.
Albee, F. II. Bell, W. Freeman, A. II. Breeze,
j. Burns, j. z. Burchard. G Montgomery,
j. nj. Barton. l.: Bulens, john Butler. +. E.
Colburn. Mr.. Hoffman, f. j. Ayre, K. H. Cuif.
q. Z. Caker, II. Disque, John Dysart. j. f..
Doolittle +. de Kruse Il. Delrae. A. Dolt, l. NJ.
Fulweiler. j. r. Dyer, J. Damsguar. w. ID.
Coombs, l: A. Dixon, L. T: Earley; j. NJ. FuI.
J. Findley. ID; II. Grnnell, j: Ii. Parker, E. B.
Gilbert, W. F. Green, W. r. Gleason, {: F.
Reed. j. Gilbert, B. f. Hartley, C.. f. Hof-
}. Il: HUH. T.; Hanlon. J. ". EgeIston.
J. Z. Boggs, g. Heburn,,, D; w Ken
". 4. LaRHe, A. Mckinley, j. B. Meredith,
George Marlhen, f. q. McKinstry, John Nc
Anincb, George MeAuey, c. f. Macey. j. Null
len. L. W. Masln, w. Muir, w. r. Monaghan.
II. Y. Martin. }. ii. Mariner, ). ii. McKeown,
j. u. Neff, j. Nichols, John Papa, +. POlifka,
w. ID. Perkins, L. Remer, w. 81. Robinson.
James Rea, w. W. Rodehaver. John Roswell,
Snyder. II. Simmons, 0. N. Sprague F. L. San
ders. w. Sweasy, +. f. TuttIe. W. B. Thorpe,
r. Thomas, A. TowIe. C. White.
Nevada-E. X. Abadie. A. Allen, 9. j. Brand,
Buitington. A. S. Begbie.s James Benallhack,
w. Cole. l.. s. Calkins. E. c. CrelIer, E. Cole
man. }. Coleman. o. X. ClOudman. T. Campbell,
c. Z. Clnch, c. X. Clarre. I. Carr. A. b. Dibble,
{. Davis. j. w. Donnelly. ". A. Dennis, w. q.
Lord, a. B. Dobbie, ID. Douglas. w. F. Enge-
bright, c. ID. EaStin, +. Ellerman. George Flet-
Grant, j. S. Goodwin, o. Gowel l.. P. Gold
stone, NJ. A. Peterson, j. Tyrrell, A. Gault, e.
Grimes, S. Grayner, Z. Helwig, j. Hussey, G. +.
hegerty, A. Isoard. f. Ingram, c. o. Jepson,
TafLy u
c. f. Johnston, V. Jewell, j. knolwell.
c. Keith, j. NJ Lakeman. D. McPhetres. j. 5.
Mcbride, j. F. McCall, George Mclean. j: Nc
Bean, j. ID. Mcintosh, c. T. MeGlashan, M. L.
Marsh, Christopher Mallon. n c. Miller, f.
Melburn, A. Mailman, w. III. Martin, A. ID.
Mason, F. Nillon, j. NOrthway. William Ar
gall. j. PrldgeOn. E. NJ. Preston, II. Place, A
Ranch, j. j: Rolfe, J. Robinson. J.. Rector, 2.
Riley, A. j. Ridge. w. T. Rossen. g. e. Shaw,
c. j. Sims, +. Searles, John kirkpatrick. B. N.
Shoecraft. W. I. Shockley, Z. Stocks, II. Skid
Tregidgo, A. Tully. NJ. C. Taylor, T. Wetzel
w. w. Wagner, j. NJ. Walling, 4. E. Wads-
worth. r. A. Walker j. Weisburn, L. Wheeler,
II. c. Walrath, +. Worthy. Frederick Zeitler,
Murry, B. j. Watson, j. q. Mather. T.. Kahn,
Tom Dillon, Gus KartochOke, j. MOnck, j.
Fetz, }. Assion, Ii. Moore. ii: sleineker, DR..
Wilhelm, j. A. Schusfer. Frank Beatty.
Tuolumne-W. g. Maxwell, w. J. Sherwood.
Ell Dorado. I. Crawford, E. w. Chapman,
CAPTAIN Hawthorne, E. W. Cummings. j. w
EsteTs.
c. w. Cross of San Francisco moved that
the secretary'S report be amended to in
clude statement of officers of last year.
Carried, and the report was adopted as
read
Neff took occasion to speak in behalf of
the press of San Francisco, which has re-
moved many prejudices and obstacles
against the movement to promote mining.
A campaign OF education has been carried
on regarding mining. and the daily press
of San Francisco, he said, was a material
assistance in the good work. Hardly had
Mr.. Nef taken his seat when John Nc
hurry of Trinity asked that the chairman
be unanimously reelected president OF the
association. McMurry's motion was sue
cessful for it met with unanimous ap-
prova from the convention.
S. X. Thornton of San Francisco was
placed in nomination for vice. president by
| Cross OF San francisco, and was elected.
William c. Ralston was lauded by X. A.
! Thomas OF Nevada. who ncmin ated him
| for secretary. The nomination was evil
IDENTIFY popular one, for Ralston received
an ovation to which he was called upon for
| reply after his election.
W. w. Rodehaver of Placer was elected
assistant secretary upon the nomination
of Z. f. Burns of Placer.
! Julian Sonntag of San Francisco was
elected treasurer, having been nominate
! by Thornton.
| Before appointment of an executive
committee j. N. Fulweiler OF Placer sub
mitted motion that the constitution be
changed to read two delegates instead of
] one delegate from each county, and as mis-
proposition was fayorably considered the
new executive committee will consist of
two representatives from each county.
The chairman stated he would need some
! time 10 determine on the appointment of
an executive committee and he would an
nounce the committee this afternoon.
Secretary Ralston's report showed that
| S4070 84 had been received during tn year.
Expenditures amounted to S39S2 45, leay-
ing balance on hand of SS8 80.
The committee on ways and means re.
ported as follows:
J We recommend that each delepafa narticinat I,