Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-13
CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge, f. and A. Nj.


Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons for the
State of California commenced its thirty
first annual communication at the Masonic
Temple this morning at 10 o'clock, the fol-
lowing grand officers being present: M. W.,
VIM. Wilson Traylor, Grand Master; r. w,
Samuel Crawford benson, Deputy Grand
Master R. W., Clay Webster Taylor, Senior
Grand Warden ; r. W., John Quincy Adams,
Junior Grand Warden; V. W., Moses Hell
Ter, Grand Treasurer; V. w, Alex. Gurdon
Abel, Grand Secretary; I. R., Thos I'll. B.
Anderson, Grand Chaplain; W., Edgar
Frank Preston, Grand Orator; W., George
futile Grimes, Assistant Grand Secretary /;
W., John Werner Shaefer, Grand Lecturer !;
W., Dimsdill Burr Carver, Grand Marshal !;
W., Albert J. Lowry. Grand Standard
Bearer; W., Charles Henry Halle, Grand
Sword Bearer; W., George Kinds, Senior
Grand Deacon W., VIM. Emory Cox,
Junior Grand Deacon W., Charles Guy
Cargill, Senior Grand Steward; W., Tryon
Milton Yancey, Junior Grand Steward /; W.,
Vim. Adams, Grand Pursuivant /; W., Saml.
David Mayer, Grand Organist W., james
Oglesby, Grand Tyler.
On calling the roll a quorum was found to
be present, and the Grand Lodge was opened
in ample form by music by the Masonic
choir, under the direction of the Grand Or
ganist, Bro. Samuel ID. Mayer, and a prayer
by the Grand Chaplain, Bro. Thomas III. b.
Anderson.
The Grand Lodge was then called off until
$50 2. NJ when Grand Master Traylor will
deliver his annual address.
The Brotherhood of st. John is Masonic
insurance company, which was organized
about a year ago on the same principles as
the Order of United Workmen, Knights of
Honor and kindred institutions. The first
Al. 81 ! l.
erhood has been published in the form of
pamphlet. The most striking feature in it is
that no death has occurred among the men,
bers of the association since its organization
The total receipts during the year were
S795 %; disbursements, S199 "a. Its men,
bership is ITO.
Bank Election = Smau.POy = Return of
the COrwin.
San Francisco, October 12th.-The stock
holders of the Bank of California met to-day
and elected the following gentlemen as Di
rectors for the ensuing year: d. o. Mills,
Mayne, J. C.. Wimerding. Adam Grant,
jerome Lincoln, William Alvord, Theodore
LIE Roy, James 2. Pierce and Myer Lewis.
A white man suffering from an attack of
smallpox was taken from his apartments in
the vicinity of Montgomery and Jackson
streets to the Twenty-sixth Street Hospital
Yesterday afternoon. A Chinaman afflicted
with the same disease was discovered on Kun
Kook alley, off jackson street, between Du-
pont and Stockton, to-day, and taken to the
hospital.
The United States revenue cutter Thomas
Corwin arrived in port early this morning
from the Arctic, where she has been since
June last. The Corwin left San Francisco
May 22d for cruise in Behring sea and the
Arctic ocean, with view of protecting rev.
enue interests, breaking up the Illicit whisky
trade, searching for the missing whaling
barks Vigilante and Mount Wollaston, assist
ing their crews and communicating with the
Jeanette, if possible. The Jeanette was not
found, and in the opinion of the officers of
the Corwin, she wintered on the Siberian
shore, and is now there.
Democratic Judicial Nominations.
San Francisco, October I2th.-The Dem
ocratic Judicial Convention tonight nomina
ted j. V. Coffey, Robert Y. Hayne and NJ.
S. Horan for Superior Judges.
Political Matters.
ORovILLE, October 12th.-Hon. w. T.
Wallace, Democratic candidate for Elector,
quite large audience, among
whom were many ladies, in Union Hall last
n:ght. TIE address was preceded by torch
light procession through the principal streets,
but, as a procession of voters, was not very
success, over half the number
being boys under age, and they hurrahed
more for Garfield than Hancock. However,
ne disturbance was created, and the address
was well received and frequently cheered.
SUIsUN. October 18th .-Edgerton's meeting
has been the grandest event of the campaign.
For q number of days the citizens of this place
have been anticipating the speech of Hon.
Henry Edgerton, Republican candidate for
Presidential Elector. The meeting was pre-
sided over by George A. Gillespie, and the
largest hail 10 town was packed. Mr.. Edger-
ton was in his happiest mood, and made one
of his characteristic speeches. He was per-
fectiy gentlemanly throughout, and his i'm
FASHIONED Grafton was very convincing.
Edgerton is particularly regarded in Suisun,
because he once represented this county,
Jointly with Nspa, when the Republic was in
danger, and when IL was question whether
California would remain loyal. George A.
knight, candidate for Congress, closed the
meeting with grand hurrah speech.
SECOND DIsPATcH.l
SrIsUS. October 12th.-After the Republi-
can meeting tonight MIR. Edgerton and Mr..
Knight were serenaded. Mr.. Knight has
made decided hit here.
SAN Francisco, October 12th.-The Re-
publican County Convention this evening
nominated five Justices of the Peace,
County Committee and one School Director
to FIJI vacancy. The nomination of Assem-
blymen was laid over.
CAsrRovIILE, October 18th Wallace
Leach and r. L. Del Vale spoke to a large
meeting here last evening-the latter in both
English and Spanish. Both made able
addresses.
SALINAS, October 12sh.-Hon. Z. d.
Wheeler, of San Francisco, delivered rous-
ing Republican speech to good audience
here last evening, presided over by Senator
Hill.
Tucson "a. IT,, October 12th.-Hon. J.
K. Luttren made a great speech here last
night to the Democracy.
Held TO Answer-Out OF Danger.
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