The Placer herald., 1873-01-18
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS,

Auburn Lodge, No. Z, |. O. @. F.. installed
the following officers on Saturday evening last
By j. w. Smith, d. d. G.. NJ; Hugh Turley, N.
e.; Thomas j Cain, v g.; Jacob H. Rittinger
X. s.; 5. NJ. Stevens, Treasurer ]. w. Smith
z. s.; Henry Gerlach, W.; w B. Lyon, c.; San
ford Miller r. S. to N c.; Wv Mann, L. s.
to n. G.;J. l.. Painter, R. s. to Y g.; E. B.
Wood, l.. 5. to g.; A. Fougeron, r. S. S.;
d. Eicke, l.. S. S.; Thomas Jamison, l. g.;
Philip Martin, O. G..
At Lincoln, Thursday c--asairls, the 9th inst,
Valley Lodge, No. l07. l. O. o. F., installed the
following officers BY d. D. G. NJ. J. W. Smith
Z. Wastier,N. g.; G. L. Hotchkss v G.; Joseph
Dallman, r. S.; John Patten, p. s.; T. b. Har-
per Treasurer; John Haney, W. d. Croft, o.
g.: Geo. D. Aldrich, c. Thos. Cargile. l. G.;
John S. Dodd, r. S. to n c.; B. Ho ly, L. S. to
n. c.. w. Turner; Il. S. to V c.; Thomas Glass,
L. S. TO V. g.; Peter Ahart, r. S. S.; J. J.
Crawford, L. S. S.
At Todd's Valley, the 7th inst, Minerva
Lodge, No. 55, I. o. o. F., installed the follow
ing officers by D. D. G. NJ John G. Bisbee:
Henry Dorr, n. g.; Ii. NJ. Constable, V. c.;
J. W. Bayles, r. s.; j. r. Wiley, Treasurer;
Stephen Engle, ". j. H. Page. c.. Philip Han
ly l. g.; G. NJ. Bryan, r. S. to N. g.; John
Seafer, L. S. to n g.; Peter Ste ne, R. S. to v
G.; J. N. Burke, L. S. to V. G..
At Last Chance on the 7th inst, l. O. o. T.
Lodge No. no. met and installed the following
Martin, N. G.; V Wonn, V. G.. ]. N. Densmore
R. s.; NJ. Jansen, Treasurer g. W. Cusick, 2.
S.
At Iowa Hill, the 11th inst, Placer Lodge
I. O. O. F., No 3S installed the following officers
j. G. Bisbee, N g.; J. N. Putney, V. g.; P.
Stone r. S.. j. Smith, Treas. A. l.. Leighton
P. S.
At Dutch Flat, the 9th inst. On ida Tribe
Cred Men) No. 81 l. O. of r. M. the fol-
lowing officers We're installed by Deputy Great
Sachem, John NJ. Fulweier, assisted by Past
Sachem S. T.. Swenson; Charles Noight, Sachem;
L. b. Tillotson, Sen. Sag.;V Andrews, Jr Sag
s. Il. Kidder, c. of r. John Nichols X. of w.
SOMETHING THAT WAS NEEDED. Peter McDer-
NIT has just shipped new log borer to Auburn
dan IS now completing it ready for work. The
machine works by horse power and is capable Of
being taken to any point where parties desire
to have logs bored for conveying water from
springs, streams or bitches for family or irriga-
ting purposes. The machine tores, points
and reams the logs ready for laying down. He
can bore with cavities of ~, IA, 2, 3 and 4
iuches, just as desired. IL is well known that
round, pine logs, laid in the ground, convey the
purest water of any pipes known, and that they
will last well (here in Auburn fully fftee
years. if Kept supplied with water. We think
this good thing for the county, and advise peo-
pie in want of pipes or water mains to apply to
Mr.. McDermt, in Auburn. Read the advertise
ment in another column. All orders to be handed
or sent to Il. Gordon, at his store, in Auburn.
FOOLED FEw--The Chroaicie of Wednesday
last contained the following paid advertisement.
The Interpretation is, that James Mahon, o. Col
fax, got married at the time and pla noted in
the advertisement
IN this city, Jan. II, Dennis Mccarthy, aged
80 years. Oswego papere please copy.]
The friends of deceased and also the friends
Of Thomas Curley, of Colfax, are invited to at
tend his funeral from St. Thomas Church, with
out farther invitation.
OBITUARY.
Poor Dennis! None knew him butte love him.
His heart was in keeping with his size Chari
table always, HIS many fli' nds who mourn his
loss console themselves with the knowledge OF
his goodness and kindness to all. Peace to his
ashes
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