The record-union., 1896-10-07

wife; alternates, c. d. Grove and Sister
c. d. Grove.
Potter Valley-Willam Eddie and
wife
Roseville-E. A. Farnham; alternates,
Mr. Pitcher and Sister Pitcher.
San Antonio-Nahmen Paulsen.
Sacramento-Daniel Flint and wife;
alternates, Joseph Holmes and Sister
Joseph Holmes.
San Jose-S. P. Sanders and wife;
alternates, G. w. Worthen and Sister
NJ. J. Worthen.
Santa Rosa-George Corners and
wife; alternate, Sister Mary Ellis.
South Sutter-H. J. Grunewald and
wife; alternates, James Jones and Sis
ter James Jones.
Selma-J. J. Roadhouse and wife.
StOcktOn-John l.. Beecher and wife;
alternates, William l.. Overhiser and
Sister William L. Overhiser.
Temescal-Walter Renwick and wife;
| alternates, A. T. Dewey and S. H.
Dewey.
Tulare-A. ]. Woods and wife; alter
| nate, Thomas Jacobs.
Two Rock-George w. CASTOR and
wife; alternate, G. Nilsson.
Nalley-G. p. Loucks.
Waterloo-Rollin J. Drullard.
Watsonville-Wiliam L. Gilkey and
wife; alternates, A. p. Roache and
Sister f. 4. Roache.
West San Joaquin-S. H. Higgins and
wife.
WoOdbridge-Otto Spenker.
Yuba City-Glen G. Harter; alter
mates, George Ohleyer and Sister George
Ohleyer.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The standing committees are as fol-
lows:
Credentials-E. B. Owen chairman,
Brothers Will Coy, James Kelley, Sis
ters c. H. Allen, w. H. Cunningham.
Division of Labor-S. 2. Saunders
| (Chairman), Brothers T. E. Davies, G.
n. Whitaker. Sisters D. NJ. Winans.
Eta Cornell.
Resolutions - S. T. Coulter CHAIR
ruan), Brothers George Hogan, A. E.
Farnham, Sisters J. j. Roadhouse, WILL
lam Eddie.
Good of the Order-D. M. Winans
| (Chairman), Brothers p. A. kise, l.. III.
Applegate, Sisters G. A. Kennedy, Don
Mills.
Publication-Cyrus Jones chairman,
Brothers Don Mills, j. 3. Darlington.
Alfred Holman, E. T. Adams.
Finance - G. n. Whitaker (Chair-
NAM, Brothers G. A. Kennedy, Isa Steel,
Jr, Sisters p. A. kise, T. E. Davies
| Education-E. w. Davies (Chairman),
Brothers G. H. Allen, J. J. Roadhouse,
| Charles J. Wood, Sisters Ashley, NJ j.
| Worthen.
Constitution and By-Laws-w. H.
Cunningham (Chairman), Brothers 0.
N. Caldwell, E. L. Muzzy
griculture-Charles j. Wood (Chair-
| NAM, Brothers n. Paulsen, George Con-
ners. w. L. Overhiser, 1. G. Steel, Sisters
r. o. Baldwin, E. L. Muzzy.
Woman's Work-Sister S. P. Saunders
| (Chairman), Sisters Cora l.. Beecher,
Mary Flint, E. S. Twitchell, Nelly G..
Babcock.
Literary-Sister E. z. Roache (Chair-
| NAM, Sisters Cora L. Beecher, frankie
NJ. Greer, NJ. j. Worthen, Anita Dewey.
Music-Sister Emma Perry (Chair-
NAM, Sisters Eta Plummer, Gussie
Wilcox, Roxy Denis, frankie M. Greer,
Brothers Joseph Holmes, j. Schermer.
Conferring Fifth and Sixth Degrees
| A. p. Roache (Chairmam, Sisters Mary
Flint, E. w. Davis. Z. u. Roache, Jen-
| ME Gould.
Feast Of Pomona-D. Flint (Chafr-
| mento County.
Cooperation William T. Gilkev
| (Chairman), Brothers Mark Thornton.
| j. II. Greenwald.
Memorial-Wiliam Johnston (Chair-
NAM, Brothers S. p. Saunders, George
| w. CASTOR, Sisters T.. S. Johnston. w.
| l.. Overhiser S. r. Coulter
Legislation-L. H. Applegate (Chair-
| man), Brothers S. II. Higgins, w. r.
Jc hnson.
Transportation - Glen G. Harter
chairman, Otto Speaker, William Ed
die
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Observation-Disclosures S. r. Coulter,
William Johnston, George Ohleyer, John
l.. Beecher e. Greer.
Observation-Disclosures Edward Fadanes,
@. w. Worthen, G. w. Childs, George
Ohleyer, w. w. Greer.
Constitution and By-Laws-Brothers
A. 2. Roache, w. w. Greer, Don Mills.
District and State Fairs-Brothers
Thomas Waite, H. J. Ostrander, J. d.
Huffman, E. B. Owen. p. L. Bunce
Profitable Products for Export to
Foreign Countries-George Worthen.
Brothers Healy, Harvey Gregory.
Committee on Lubin Proposition at
Ndlloudl Jrdf1Se-E6rO1nerS ID. Lubin.
William Johnston, w. w. Greer.
The morning session was mainly con-
sumed in examining the credentials of
representatives, and at II o'clock a re-
cess was taken till half-past L.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was devoted to
hearing reports of officers, that of w.
W. Greer the Master, coming first.
Thomas Mcconnell offered the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas, There is a great and gem
eral depression prevailing in all kinds
Of business in California, and nearly
all agricultural products are being sold
below the cost of production; and
whereas. a dollar has a much greater
purchasing power than ever known be-
fore in the history of California; and
whereas the farmers of California find
their present rate of taxation very bur
densome and in many cases are unable
to provide the necessary coin to pay
the same; therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is the sense Of this
State Grange that the Legislature
should be strongly urged to reduce all
fees and salaries at least 40 per cent
to the end that the rate Of taxation
may be reduced to correspond to the
present hard times that are upon US
Referred to the Committee on Resolu-
tions.
A resolution by San JOAQUIN Pomona