The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-20

1t is said that yours is political organiza-
/ ton formed for the purpose of carrying out
| the intrigues OF religious body that fesrs to
! show its hand openly. 1t is not!
In conclusion he admonished the young
men OF the Catholic church, particularly
| those OF the Young Mems Institute, to
| exert their influence toward eyangelizing
| the country, toward bringing more per-
! sons into the fold of the Catholic church.
After the services the delegates again
| formed in line and marched back to the
! hall, where they broke ranks prepar atory
! TO scattering for luncheon.
! at o'clock the convention proper was
| formally opened in the secret session hall
! within the Native Sons building.
| Grand President Lynch called the meet
| ing to order, and Mayor John Hoar of
/ Haywards was introduced that he might
welcome the delegates and extend to them
! cordial invita- ton to make themselves at
| home during their stay.
! The presiding officer then announced
| the following committees, the first named
OF each being the chairman:
On creden tials-Joe German of Sacramento,
J. B. McGinnis of San Francisco, j. &. O'Don-
nell OF San Francisco, A: r. Denike OF San Jose,
Rev. W. d. McKinnon of Rio Vista.
On fnance-R. J. Dowdall of San Francisco,
J. J. Mclaughlin of San Francisco, Henry
Avila OF Fresno, John ODonnell of San Fran
cisco.
on press-J. C. O'Donnen of San Francisco,
F. ?. Hooson of Haywerds, E. l. Sheehan of
San Francisco, w. l. Harold of San Francisco,
'R. J. Dowdall of San Francisco.
On mileage-S. X. O'Keefe OF San Francisco,
Jose, ]. II. Pinkham of San Francisco and John
O'Donnell. the grand treasurer
On law and supervision-A F. St. Sure of
Council "a, T. B. McGinnis of San Francisco,
]. G. German or Sacramento Z. ]. Gallagher Of
San Francisco, John 7. Ryan of Vallejo.
On state of order-I. B. Bockweiler of Los
Angeles, J. II. Morris OF San Francisco T. J..
Driscoll OF San Francisco, A. NJ. McCabe of San
Jose, }. J. o'Brien OF San Francisco.
X. A. Miller was also appointed an assistant
to the grand secretary during the convention.
With the sending of the report from the
com mittee on credentials the convention
was ready to go ahead.
The following is list of delegates:
No. I, San Francisco-E. L. sheehan, S. R.
No. 2, San Jose-w. T. Aggeler, A. NJ. Nc.
r. 8, San Francisco-Rev. C. z. o'Neile, K.
| Shepston.
No. 4, San Francisco-John J. Green, John J.
No. 5, Stockton John T. Doyle, John H.
| Smith.
No. 6, oakland-R. H. Hammond, John J.
No. san, Francisco-James E. Britt, VIII
/ liam l. Harold.
No. 8, Oakland-D. Mccarthy, Fred Really.
| No. 9, Petalume-E. Counihan J. f. Burns
No. 10, San Rafael-JamesF f. Manney, Charles
/ t. 4.
/ T. Hughes.
No. u, Santa Cruz-Matthew MARCEL. 7. ].
Esgan.
No. 13, vallejo-Frank H. Lee, E. V. Will
| liams,
No. IA, Los Angeles-I. B. Dockweiler.
No. 10, Benicia-William Boyle P. J.
! Carolan.
| No 81, Napa-Rev. II. D. Slattery.
! No. %, San Diego-W. J. Sullivan.
| No. pa. f. St. Sure.
| No. %, Martinez-D. Carrigan, ]. H. Fitz-
| gerald.
| No. 27, Sacramento-H. C. Caragher
No. 81, East Oakland-J. T. Carey.
No. "a, San Francisco-F. J. Driscoll, T. T.
| O'Brien.
No. 80. San Francisco-Hugh J. McGin mis-.
No. Al, Virginia, Nev.-George d. Pyne, j.
No. AZ, watsonville-T J. Horgan, E. Thomp-
son.
No. 43, Menlo Park p. Princevalle, J.
No "A, Gilroy = Thomas Maloney, ]. H..
Bruen.
No. 45, sonoma-Rev. N. J. whyte, Joseph
Kearny.
No. as, San Luis obispo-J. McHenry, L. F.
Dorsey.
No. AZ, Liyermore-M. G. Callaghan, John
Twohey.
No. 55. San Francisco-Dr. 7. a. Morris.