The record-union., 1893-06-23
/ the county, and if possible in the State

in the county, and if possible in the State
generally.
In addition to those to be thus named
the convention will be composed of
twenty delegates from the State at large,
whom the Governor of the state has been
requested by the committee to appoint.
All organized commercial bodies.
boards of trade and municipal councils;
all oranges and other agricultural asso-
Citations, ana all societies Immediately in
terested in and informed upon the sub
ject, together with all transportation
companies of the State, are hereby asked
to send each two delegates, and to select
them at once and certify their names and
addresses to the Committee Of Promotion
that they may be communicated with
speedily. Each County Surveyor is also
invited to attend said convention and
participate in its proceedings. This will
give body not too large, and one that it
IS believed will be thoroughly representa-
tive.
The press of the State for the common
good is respectfully solicited to reproduce
this call and 10 give it support and ap-
proval.
Until the convention in session shall
otherwise resolve, it is the judgment of
the committee, arrived at after serious
dellberatlon, that in order to promote
equality and fairness, no county shall cast
III the convention more than fifteen votes,
no matter though its delegation be larger;
and that If a county delegation is smaller
than fifteen those present shall cast for
the county fifteen votes as a whole, or in
such fractions as will represent the di-
vision of sentiment in the delegations
that independent societies and bodies not
confined in their work or operations to
county limits shall cast each their two
votes, as also the State delegates their
twenty votes.
The Committee of Promotion, on re-
ceipt of reply giving the Postotlice ad
dresses of the Supervisors and of their
chosen delegates, will communicate with
each of them relative to such rates of
transportation to the convention as may
be secured, and will in like manner COM
municate with all delegates chosen as set
out above. The committee also pledges
itself TO insure to delegates accommoda-
| tlons while at the convention at reason
| able rates and of satisfactory character,
| and Will also extend such courtesies as
are lifting and will promote the objects of
| the conference.
~ IS respectfully requested that you
Will act upon this communication at once,
since no more time now remains than is
| sulnclent to communicate with delegates,
and through their assistance to gather
certain data necessary from each county,
but not involving any laborious task or
difficult search.
Very respectfully your obedient serv-
ants, The COMMITTEE OF PKOMoTION.
r. c. Irvine, President; w. b. Law
ton, Secretary; J. w. Wilson, Treasurer;
w. d. Comstock, c. J. Grafmiller, Add.
Z. Hinkson, j. A. Woodson, George II.
Smith, J. \. Payne; Clarken Il Ross,
counsel; Board of Directors and officers
of the Sacramento County Humane So
ciety.
In Board of Supervisors, Sacramento
County, June 6, 1898:
Resoired, That the Board OF Supervisors of
Sacramento County approve and 90 hereby
commend the call for a State Road ConVen-
ton, to be held in the City OF Sacramento, in
September, 1898.
Adopted unanimously.