The morning call., 1893-09-08
ENDED WITH TOASTS
Close of the Grand Council of the
y. M. l..
Installation of Officers and an In
dorsement OF the Midwinter
Fair Project.

MARYsvILLE, Sept. THE fourth days
session of the Grand Council. Young Mems
Institute. convened AT 10 O'clock this morning.
Henry Ayilla of Fresno was elected grand
inside sentinel. board of directors was
chosen as follows; +. j. DriscOl of No. 81, j.
f. Kenny of No. s. Rev. c. E. ONel OF No. 10.
I. j. O'Brien of No. 1S, w. A. Bowden OF No.
2, f. j. Kerce Of No. /, DR.. T. H. Morris of
No. SO, w. +. Gormey OF No. 81. NJ. A. Nc
lnnis of No. 81, Frank Norton Of No. S6, NJ. +.
Boehmer OF No. 6.
AS the relief fund had been abolished. the
following action WAS taken TO cover the change
In the law: The amount a council has CON-
trihuIed toward the relief fund and now in the
grand treasury Is to be distributed pIO rata,
according 10 the amount on hand, between the
councils paying the same. The following was
adOpted without opposition:
WHEREAS, Tie best interests of the Young
Mems Institute demand on our part an active
participation in public affairs when lie welfare
of the Stale is involved, and whereas the sue
cess OF the proposed Midwinter Fair Will con-
tribute largely 10 the prosperity of California,
therefore be IL
Resolved, That the Young Mems Institute e in
Grand Council assembled Is IN hearty accord
With the Midw.nter Fair project.
Ii was resolved and demanded that the Su-
preme Council OF the order meet in San Fran
cisco during the progress of the MldwinIer
Fair The Institute, the journal of the order,was
heartily approved by The Grand Council, and 1t
was recommended that all subordinate coull-
cIls be instructed 10 subscribe for il for their
several members.
Votes of thanks were given Bishop Manogue.
Father Coleman, the Oad Fellows Association
of Marysville Tor the free use OF the hail dur
ing the session of the Grand Council, ayor
Rideout, Yuba Council No. Is, citizens of
Marysyllle for the enterI rIalnment given the
delegates. and the local press.
The report OF the finance committee estimated
the expense oil The Grand Council during the
ensuing year at S605S 45. Gu this showing tue
per capita tax was fixed at 81 so, the manner OF
collecting same being left 10 the board of graDd
directors.
Tacoma, Washington, San Jose and Vallejo
We're named Tor the place for holding the next
Grand Council. Vallejo received the bonoi, as
the other cllles were wtEdrawn. Several minor
amendments were adopted.
AT P. NJ. The newly elected officers were in
stalled and half an hour later The body ad-
1ourned sine die. A concert was given In COrIeZ
square by the Park band. aud later In the even
delegates was gwen. j. NJ. Cremin was toast
master aud The following toasts were responded
TO: Our Guests" Rev. l.. Coleman; "Our
city Mayor" n. A. Rideout; "Pope Leo KILL"
Rev. W. b. McKinnOn; "The Grand Council"
Z. 4. Rendon; "1he Young Mems instituteD -
+. j. Murasky; The President of the United
States" l. b. Doekweiler; ''Our motto, Pro Deu
Pro PaIria," kew. G. E. O'Neil; "CallfurnIa,p
William A. BowdeD: "rhe Great Northwest"
+. j. j. Dunk; The Press" NJ }. Coils !;
stale of Tie Order" J. j. KieIce; ''Our
Friends" j. OLeary; "The LADIES'" John Z.
Richards.
Nearly all the delegates will return to San
francisco on the early morning train.