The Placer herald., 1873-01-04


the 9Th ult; B. +. Myres, w. Nc c. Cros-
by, 5. W.; ". G. Greene, j. W.; T. A. Lux,
Treasurer; u. w. Spear, Secretary: VIM II
Mullen, $. d.; w. B. McGuire, j. D.; d. W. |
Lubeek and Henry Dsque, Stewards Thomas
Jamson, Tyler
On the same evening the following officers of
Delta Chapel, No. 2f, II. A. NJ, were installed
by NJ. E. High Priest, j II. Neff; B. F. Myrcs.
H. F.; Geo. W. Appegate, X; VIM. II. Mullen,
SD. r. Crandall, c. H.; L. G. Smith, p. S..
E. F. Holley, S. A. c.: W. G. Greene, NJ. 81 v;
G.. b. Prednore, NJ. I'd v; b. d. Dunnam, N
lst IF. A. Lux, Treasurer. d. W. Lubeck,
Secretary Thomas Janison, Guard
GRANITE LODGE Nc. 222 F. & A. M.-Ata special
meeting of Granite Lodge, No 800, F. & A. NJ,
held in their hall at Rockln, on Monday evening,
December %, 1872, the following officers were
installed by Past Master ]. Il. Crandall, assisted
by j. w. Nesbt, acting as Master of Ceremonies
to-wit joint. Kinkade w. NJ Samuel Trott s. "
W. F. Schuetze, j. W.; A II Schuetze. Treasurer;
John A. Muir, Secretary; j. NJ. Connor, S. D.
J. p. Buchard, J. D.; 7. NJ. Gorman and n. S.
Page, Stewards; P. j. Killay Marshal; b. F.
Smith, Tyler.
MOUNTAIN LODGE No, II I. 0. O. Fat
regular meeting OF Mountain Lodge, No II,
I. O. o. F., held at their hall in Michigan Bluff,
on Saturday evening. December 2S, 1872, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing term
Joseph Tyler, N G.. C. F. Freitag, v g.; E.
Thomas. r. s., S. I. Snedcar p. S.; c. S
Strobel, Treasurer. Installation will take place
ON Saturday evening, January A, 1878.
VALLEY LODGE, No 107,I 0. OF.-At regular
meeting of Valley Lodge No. l07, l. o. o. F.,
held in their hall at Lincoln on Thursday even
ing December 2Gth, the following officers Were
elected for the ensuing term Fred'k Nastier,
n. G.; l.. Hotchkss, V. g., John Haney,
r. s.; I. B. Harper, Treasurer.
AUBURN LODGE No. Z, |. O. o. F.-The follow
ing named members have been elected officers of
Aubrsn Lodge No 7. ]. Q. 0. f. for the ensuing
term: Hugh Turly, n. g.. Thomas Cain, V. G.;
Jachb Rittinger, r. s.; s. NJ. Stevens, Treasurer
install alton will take place Saturday, Jan. 11th,
1878.
Michigan CITY LODGE No II f. AND A. NJ
At stated meeting of Michigan City Lodge, No
II, f. and A. NJ. held at their hall in Michigan
pltt, DcCt II Der Ittn, lOfz tue IOlluWnS Officers
were elected and installed for the ensuing Ma
sonic year J. W. Byd, w. NJ; w. C. Shain
S. W. NJ. Bardwel j. W; John Mutchler,
Treasurer A. Weske, Secretary Jno. Tickle
S. D.; VIM NJ. Ray, j. D.; Wm. Christy and
VIM Smith, Stewards d. NJ Haligan, Marshal
S. II. Huffaker, Tyler.
MINERVA LODGE No. 55,I 0. @. FAT regu-
Ior ,f / o.lrr n n
held at theie hall in Todds Valley, Saturday eve
ming, December 2Sth, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term, Henry Dorr, n. g.;
II. NJ Constable, Y. g., j. w. Bayles Il. s.; j.
Il. Wiley. Treasurer.
COVENANT LopqH, 10, 49, I. o. G. F-At a
regular meeting Of Covenant Lodge, No. "A, I. G.
O. f. held at their hall in Forest HILL Wednes-
day evening, December 25 1872, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term: Jacob
Kelting, n. q. w. II. Craig, V. g., j. S. Jack
son, Il. T.; l.. Remler, Treasurer.
GRANITE Articles of incorpora-
ton Of the Pacific Granite Company were i'll
in the Secretary of States office, in Sacramento,
on the 9th ult. The company is formed foi
the purpose of working the granite quarries n
Rockn, Placer county, and tor working othe.
stone quaIries in the State for selling rough and
dressed stone, for erecting buildings, for fur
nisbing granite paying-blocks, cmbstones, cts;
capital stock, $500, Geo. principal place of bust
ness, San Francisco; Trustees, C. Hawes, j. NJ.
Haven and Samuel McCulloch.
NEW YEARS EGG- Noe. - Early Wednesday
morning this Office received pitcher of splend d
! n,;r nf ITu;o &,
loon. and before the boys had done tasting and
prais'ng it, in comes another pitcher foaming
iull from Wm. Mullen Of the Grand Exchange
The decision as to which was the best article has
not yet been made. The Union article had th'
decision at first then the Grand Exchange article
coming in hung the jury. The thanks of the
Office are due and hereby rendered to both the
donors for their remembering the HERALD Office
in dispensing good things
SELL YOUR WnLAT.-We think those Of our
farmers who have been holding back their wheat
for high prices had as well sell nov, as good
grain commands now at San Francisco about
$40 per ton. This is caused by prices in Eng
land, an over-plus in San Francisco of vessels
waiting cargo for European ports and the busy
crops may favor those holding on, but the chanc-
es are at least two to one that those selling now
will be the gamers in the end
LIST OF LETTERs uncalled Tor remaining III
the Post. Office, Auburn, Cal. January 1st 1873.
Mrs Harriet Allen II Bullen, c. C. Coke, Mr.
". Z. Hanson, John Leane, Hans Larson, An
drew II. Petrie, ID. Schwarz, Mrs jamie Tonsley,
Mr.. C. II. Zu1muhler, Mr.. Mike Bolton, Mr.
George Boyle, Mr.. Samuel Greene, Mr.. j. I.
Humphrey Mr.. Wesley Lipp, Mrs. A. Linn
Mrs. Il Mitchell Mrs. Geo Russell Mrs. Mar
Jaret Wilson. Persons calling for the above let
ters will pleas say advertised.
M. II. SUNDAY oCHooL.-On Sunday evening