The record-union., 1893-04-28
Afternoon Session.

The Grand Parlor reconvened at 2
o'clock, Grand President Flint presiding.
The hour for the special order-the cleo
ton of officers-having arrived, the
Grand President announced nominations
in order.
Edwin l.. Forster moved that but three
minutes be allowed for each nominating
speech. Carried.
on motion OF j. p. Dockery, it was or
dered that but one secondIng speech be
permitted.
The Grand President announced as
tellers Bros. Fred. w. Lees, G. II. S.
Dryden and Chas. Il. Lindsey.
GRAND PRESIDENT.
For Grand President, Past Grand Presi-
dent William Ii. Miller nominated Grand
Vice President John L. Creamy of Pacific
Parlor, No. 10, San Francisco.
on motion of Past Grand President
Charles W. Decker the Grand Secretary
was directed to cast the ballot of the Grand
Parlor for John L. Creamy.
GRAND vICE-PREsIDENT.
For Grand Vice President, W. Walter
Greer nominated Grand Lecturer 10 D.
Sproul of Chico Parlor, No. p.
Seconded by Past Grand President
NJ. A. Dorm.
On motion of Eugene +. Bert, Grand
Secretary cast ballot.
6RANO SECREIAK1.
For Grand Secretary, Grand Trustee
William M. Conley nominated Henry
Lunstedt of California Parlor, No. l.
Nominations closed on motion of Sew
mour Gabriel.
On motion of Charles NJ. Belshaw, the
Assistant Grand Secretary cast the ballot
of the Grand Parlor for Henry Lunstedt.
GRAND TREASURER.
Past Grand President NJ. A. Dorm nom
mated Henry 5. Martin (incumbent) of
Stanford Parlor, No. rs; seconded by
Frank I. Johnson.
On motion of C. T. Lindsey, the Grand
Secretary cast the ballot for II. S. Martin.
GRAND LECTURER.
Past Grand President K. NJ. Fitzgerald
nominated Grand Trustee Frank II.
Dunno of Columbia Parlor, No. 12l. Nom
nations closed on motion of w. p. John.
son.
Upon motion of Frank Sabichi, the
Grand Secretary cast the ballot for L. II.
Dunno.
GRAND ORATOR.
B. S. Wilkins nominated Henry c.
Gesford of Napa Parlor, No. 81.
The Grand Secretary was, upon motion,
directed TO cast the ballot.
GRAND MARSHAL.
Past Grand President Dorm nominated
O6OiSO 1s ~ DiJ NSA VI ASA'ASOu L dTlOT,
No. Y.
Nominations, on motion of E. L. Fors-
ter, closed, and the Grand Secretary was
directed to cast the ballot.
GRAND INSIDE SENTINEL.
James P. Dockery nominated Percy V.
Long of Eden Parlor, No. 113.
Past Grand President J. A. Steinbach
seconded; the nominations closed on mo-
ton of Sol Bloom. On motion OF c. T.
el,1 ~.
ballot.
GRAND OUTSIDE SENTINEL.
W. J. MCGEE nominated Frank NJ.
Luttrell of Glen Ellen, No. 102.
Grand Orator John w. Ahern nomi-
mated Gustave Weiss of Mount Diablo
Parlor, No. 101.
Seconded by Charles NJ. Belshaw of
General Winn, No. 81.
Past Grand President Robert NJ Fitz-
gerald nominated Joseph A. Bouquet of
Piedmont, No. 40, seconded by Frank
johnson of Sunset, No. 26.
James p. Dockery nominated W. w,
Ackerson of Stanford. No. rs.
Ackerson withdrew.
On motion of ]. P. Dockerv, it was or
dered that II there be no choice on the
first ballot that the lowest candidate be
dropped.
Frank N. Luttrell was declared elected
on the second ballot.
GRAND TRUSTEES.
W. W. Greer nominated Thomas Fox
of Sacramento, No. 3.
10 d. Sproul moved that he be elected
by rising vote and by acclamation. So
ordered.
Frank Sabichi nominated E. A. Me-
serve of Ramona Parlor, No. lO9, seconded
by Dockery.
D. c. Jones nominated William NJ.
Conley of Yosemite, No. 24
John k. Aitken nominated Charles K.
Stewart of San Diego, No. los.
John A. Steinbach nominated William
b. Lawrence of San Mateo, No. 81; sec
onded by B. E. O'Keefe.
John 4. Creamy nominated George D.
Clark of Pacific, No. 10.
Past Grand President Charles H. Ca
route nominated II. G. w. Dinkelspiel;
seconded by Dorm.
w. W. Shannon nominated William T.