The record-union., 1894-08-13
HOW THE TYPOS PASSED THE DAY.
They Visit the Branch Prison Near
Folsom Town.
q Banquet in the Evening. at Which
Many Things Were Thor
oughIy Toasted.

The delegates to the State Federation Of
Typographical Unions which was in ses-
sion on Thursday and Friday of last
week were the recipients of continual
round of entertainment on Saturday at
the hands of the local printers.
On Saturday morning they visited tie
branch prison at Folsom, where Warden
Aull showed them about and entertained
them in the prison. The delegates were
well pleased with their visit and ex-
pressed their thanks to the Warden.
In the evening the delegates and MEM
bers of the local union assem- bled at Fed
Grafton Hall, and from there marched to
Odd Fellows Temple. where banquet
was given the visitors. After the con-
tents of the table had been disposed of.
toasts were given and responded to. c.
NJ. Harrison acted as toastmaster and de-
livered an address of welcome to the
guests of the evening.
]. Z. Robinette, District Organizer, re-
sponded TO the toast, 1.-The International
Typographical Union"
'0ur Employers'' was 10 have been re-
sponded to by w. j. Hassett, but, owing
to his inability 10 attend, A. }. Johnston
spoke.
1.-THE State Federation" was responded
to by J. E. Holmes, Jr., of Oakland, Past
President.
Sacramento Typographical Union"
w. U. Mackey; "The Country Printer, 4"
J. L. Waldorf of San Jose; 1.-The Old
Time Printers," Orlando Z. Jones.
M. +. Atkins of San Francisco was to
have responded to the toast, 1.-THE City
Printer" but as he had left town his place
was filled by I. NJ. Butler of San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Butler also responded to the
sentiment, 1.-THE Ladies'"
V. 5. McClatchy of the Bee enlightened
the printers on the industries of Sacra-
mento city and county by responding TO
the toast, Sacramento Industries"
1.-The Pressmen' was responded to by
j. e. Drohan, Secretary of the Sacra-
mento Pressmen's Union, and A. J. Read
of Oakland responded to 1.-The Next Con-
Yentlon."
1.-THE Editors" 1.-THE Press' and "The
Reporters were to have been responded
10, respectively, by L. b. Willis of the
RECORD UNION, G. X. McClatchy of the
Bee, and J. A. Sheehan of the Sunday
Nea0S. but these gentlemen sent letters of
regret tor not being able TO attend.
The following resolutions, submitted
by NJ. Z. Atkins, A. J. Read and c. Z.
Fish, were adopted:
ResotUed, That the California Fedora
ton of Typographical Unions extends it's
hearty thanks to Sacramento Union, No.
46, for the royal manner in which we
have been entertained, the Reception
Committee in particular having been un-
ceasing in its efforts to further the we'll
being of their unions guests.
ReSolUed, That our thanks are also
hereby extended TO those citizens of Sac
ramento, too numerous to mention by
name, for many courtesies extended the
visiting delegates who will return to their
yarions homes cherishing fond recollec-
tions of Sacramento and its citizens.
ReSotUed, That the thanks of the State
Federation are in a special manner due,
and are hereby rendered to Prison Di-
rector Deylin, Warden Aull, his corps of
assistants and to 7. j. Mcfarland for the
royal manner in which they received the
delegates on our happy and long-to-b be-
remembered visit to the Folsom Peni-
tentiary.
a resolution was also adopted express
ing appreciation of the reports of the
tederations proceedings published by
the local daily papers.
The Committee of Arrangements hav-
ing charge of the entertainment of the
delegates was composed of j. L. Rob-
inette, e. 1. Woodman, II. P. Gassaway,
Nj. Nj. Glenn and G. c. Alvord.