Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-06
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The officers of the several Masonic Lodges
in this city have been installed by Grand
| Master S. G. benson as follows:
Tehama Lodge, No. 3-P. Stanton, w. NJ
| r. o. Cravens, S. w; Peter Durno, J. w. D.;
rotary George w. Chapman, S. D.; c..
Nelson, j. D.; r. Collar, Marshal l.. NJ
| Potter and S. a. Wolfe, Stewards; E. Cham
washington, No. 2O-R. K. Wick, W. NJ;
S. Butler S. W.; j. N. Young, J. w; w.
c.. Felch, Treasurer; l.. q. Jordan, Secre-
tary Z. F. Ashworth, S. D.; G. T.. Ingham,
j. D.: q. l.. Clark and John Breuner, Stew
ards; R. Collar of Tehama, Tyler.
Sacramento, No 40-E. G. Atkinson, w.
NJ; H. NJ. Blackwell, S. W.; j. W. Boyd,
j. W; w. Nj. Petrie, Treasurer; r. c. r.
vine Secretary 7. Ii. B. Anderson, Chap
lain j. NJ. Hogg, S. D.; w. B. Miller, j.
| D.; G. ii. Stevens, Marshal II. Cook and
A. c. Snyder, Stewards Thos. Ross, Tyler.
Union Lodge, No 5S.-John Macarthur,
w. NJ; O. Wider, S. W.: W. G. Fitch. j.
W; A. Egl, Treasurer d. Mckay, Secre-
tary j. II. Moore, S. D.; A. J. O ardiner,
j. D.; J. ". Rock, Marshal; NJ. S. Cush-
man, q. W. Casey, Stewards; u. +. Scully,
! Tyler.
Concord Lodge, No. INV. E. Oughton,
w. NJ; John Talbot, S. w; c. I'll. Fair
child, j. W; John Gruhler, Treasurer; w.
II. Hevener, Secretary; W. A. Abernethy,
S. D.; Thos. Fox, j. D.; b. +. Alexander,
Marshal; A. b. c. Newsbaum, i. LeLoy,
Stewards; N A. Kidder, Tyler.
William NJ. Petrie, Grand King of the
Grand Chapter of California, has installed
the following officers of Sacramento r. A.
Chapter, No. 3 c. NJ. Coglan, High Priest !;
w. r. Jones, King; j. Davey, Scribe A.
tary John AIcArther, Captain of the Host;
w. +. Oughton, Pr. Sojourner; A. j. Gar
diner, r. A. Captain E. Glover, Master
Third Vail; j. n. Hogg. Master Second
Vail; D. Mckay, Master First Vail; q. I.
BronHer, Guard.
The officers of Sacramento Council, No. 2,
Royal and Select Masters, have also been in
stalled by F. S. Lawson, Past Grand I. l.
NJ. of g. c. of California, as follows: J. W.
W. NJ Petrie, P. G. W; a. Egl, Treas
urer; w. B. Davis, Recorder c. Kellogg,
G. Of g.; J. w. Barrett, Conductor; W. L.
Oughton, Marshal; B. Steinman, Steward
G. (. Bronner, Sentinel.
District Deputy Platt installed the follow
ing officers of Ell Dorado Lodge, No. s, |. ..
o. F.: NJ A Howard, J. ?. g.; Frank An
thony, n. IT,; Leon Solomon, Y. G.; George
T. Boyd, r s.; n. b. Haner. ?. S; c. Q.
Taft, Treasurer; j. G. Tice, Warden; Jas.
McGraw, Conductor G.. B. Shields, r. s.
s. V. c.. F. Emanuel, L. S. V. G.; D.
Decker, +. S. S.; S. Stein, l.. s; John Null
len, /. e.; John Platt, 0. G.: W. II. Hobby,
| Chaplain; H. B. Nelson, c. Il. Krebs, Ed.
Ellis, Trustees.
On the same evening Pioneer Council, No.
81. American Legion of Honor installed
these officers: w. A. Bnttertield, c; E. F.
woodward, V. c.; S. Scion Holl, o.; j. G.
Tubbs, p c.; ii. r. Beard, Secretary E.
f. Amsden, Collector W. r. Strong, Treas
urer +. II. Wilmington, o.; l.. Vermilya,
! G.; f. P. lowell, w; George r. Martin,
s.; J NJ Henderson, w. A. Butterield, Il.
f. Woodward. Trustees DR.. w. A. Hugh
These officers of Rising Star (Rebecca De-
preel Lodge Nc. s. have been installed :
Mrs. Il Preston. n g.; Mrs. Sedall. r. S.
to n. G. Mrs. hurry, S; Mrs Kate Boyd.
v. G.; Mrs. T. Lsnoir, r. S. Mrs. L. Dolan,
| d. S Mrs. Z. Morehouse, Rec. Sec; Mrs
Il, Gilman, Treas; Mrs w. Allen, Con
ductor Mrs. Taft, Chaplain Mr.. Carlo,
Warden; Charles Barnes, o. c.; MIR.
The following officers of Camp No. l, o.
of c.. were duly installed last evening, to
serve for the ensuing term Past Chief, j, j.
Campbell; Chief w. p. Stoner; Vice-Chief,
r. H. Greer Warden, G. C. Folger Treas
urer, Z. A. leblanc; Sentinel, d. O'heefe
Secretary, James A. Davis. the installa-
ton was performed by Deputy Supreme
Chief J. H. Hogan.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board met
at 10 A. N. yesterday, pursuant to adjourn
ment, all the members present. Final re-
ports were received from Road Oyerseers n.
Williams of District No. 80; r. J. Merkley.
District No. 10; Silas Chance, District No.
Is. and Isaac Russell, District No. 81, all OF
which were examined and approved. An or
der was adopted that in future the roll OF
members should be called at the opening OF
both the morning and afternoon sessions.
The Judiciary Committee, to whom was re-
ferred the matter of employing counsel to
assist the District Attorney IN behalf OF the
county in the case of Mrs. Henry Miller
against the county of Sacramento, relating Go
her refusal to pay taxes upon shares OF bank
stock. reported that arrangements had been
made with Grove j.. johnson to assist IN the
case. The action of the committee was unan.
imouslv approved. Upon motion, Sheriff
| Hebron was allowed 1913 for feeding the
county prisoners during the month OF DE,
cember. 1880. The Board then adjourned
until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
BURGLARS ARREsTEp.-Night before last
the carpenter shop of D. Falconer & Bro,
located on the southeast corner OF Seventh
and 1 strests, was broken into and a large
quantity of tools taken. Yesterday morning
officers Frazee. Smith and Eldred found u
Harris and Frank Smith trying to sell some
of the stolen property at a saw-hling estab
lishment on K street and arrested them
Harris afterwards confessed that he was con
cerned in the burglary. He also told whers
the remainder of the tools could be found
and they were accordingly recovered. a
portion were concealed under the Mesiel
building on l street, between Third ane
Fourth, and the balance under the sidewalk
crossing at the corner of Eighth and /
streets.
CRY BOARD OF EeUALIzATIoN.-The City
Board of Equalization was in session during
most of Yesterday afternoon to hear any
| complaints In relation to assessed valuation
Of city property, but thus far no exception.
have been taken to the Assessors return.
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE at L. Bien's
Eighth and j streets.
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMAsK, 30 cents e
81 25 per yard. Me ,hanics Store.
EYE GLASSES AND SPEcrA0LEs at Me
chanics' Store.
STYLISH AND DURABLE DREss GOODS, u
cents per yard, at the Red House.
BIrAoBEp TABLE LINEN, in a variety G
beautiful patterns, from 90 cents up. Me
chanicp' Store.