Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-04
SOCIETY OFFICERS.

The new joint Board of Trustees of Imp
o. r. III. met yesterday. The members are
j. P. Counts, II. Winters and Geo. Boyne,
of Costumes Tribe; 3. T. Connelly. j. S.
Foster and = Russell. OF Red JACKET Tribe;
A. Olsen, a. Andrews and J. ". Guthrie.
of Red Cloud Tribe; and Philip Phillips. E.
Z. Hopkins and Geo. F. Brcnuer, of Red
Cloud Tribe. The Board organized by elect
ing J. 2. Counts. President; a. Olsen, Vice.
President; Philip Phillips, Secretary; II.
Winters. Treasurer. and II. Norris, Janitor.
The committees were appointed as follows
On Hail.. w. Guthrie, H. Winters, Philip
Phillips and B. T. Connolly; on Cemetery
Z. G. Hopkins. j. s. Foster, Il. Winters and
a. Olsen ON Finance-A. Andrews George
T. Bronner, Geo. Boyns and - Russell /;
and on Rules-Gso. T. Bronner, j. 2. Counts
and a Olsen.
The newly-elected officers Of Sacramento
been published, were installed on Saturday
evening by District Deputy Grand Master
George Murray.
The Ancient Order of United Worknen of
Folsom Lodge, No. 100, have elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing tenn !:
Master Workman, III. L. Hastings; Fore
man. A. Halen; Oyerseer. J. Gable; Re-
corder. j. II. Burnham Guide, J. McCom-
Der: Finaneier. NJ. r. Riddle; Receiver, T..
l.. Eeklon Inside Waterman, w. Strcbel !;
Outside Waterman, r. Strohecker Trustee,
G. L. Ecklop.
Sacramento Encampment, No. G3. Cham
pions of the Red Cross, has elected the fol-
having officers for the ensuing term c., De
Witt c. Smith; J. c.. Mrs. s. W. Smith !;
r. s, T. NJ. Mckeiver L. s., T. B. Lewis;
T., E. Z. Myers c. of H. J. F. Fenton; I.
g., c.. H. Buchanan o. c., Ira B. Fenton.
Harmony Lodge. Knights and Ladies' of
Honor, have elected the following officers for
the ensuing six months, and which were in
stalled by the G. D. P, E. F. Aiken, on Sat
urday evening last: Protector, Mrs. E. II.
Emery; Vice-Protector, Mrs. S. Roth;
Chap "a n, Mrs. W. 3. G.. Keller Treasurer,
Mr.. Harrison Bennett: Financial Secretary,
Mr.. George Lyons; Guide, Mrs. E. Howe
vile; Inside Sentinel, Mr.. E. Howe; Dat
side Sentinel Mr.. John Russell. After the
installation ceremonies the assemblage re.
solved itself into a committee of the whole,
and spent the balance of the evening in
dancing. speech aking, and partaking of ice
cream, bon-bons, etc.
QUARTERLY REPoRr.-Tne books of the
Superintendent of the City Cemeteries show
that during the quarter ending June 80, 1881.
there have been twenty-seyen deaths in the
city stil-births, . !; brought here for later
ment, 10; total, As. There is due on lots sold
during the quarter, 81, 327; due on vault fees,
Sl27 90. Receipts for the month of June,
SlS6 %, upon sale of lots from sale Of per-
mits, S62; from vault fees, SO 90. Total,
1858 70.
NoTIcE TO BoYs.-The Chief CT Police re-
quests that notice be given, warning all per-
sons, and boys especially, from using balls or
other dangerous missiles in any kind of fire.
arms day within the city limits. Amy one
found to be violating this injunction will be
at once arrested.
CoMMERcIAL.-Arrived since last report,
steamer San Joaquin No. 2, from San Fran
cisco, with general merchandise and barge
load of merchandise for the upper Sacra-
mento; steamer Varuna, from the upper
Sacramento, with barge of grain in transit.
SECOND EDITIoS.-A second edition Of the
RECORD UNION will be issued at P. NJ. to-
day, aud can be obtained of newsboys and at
news agencies.
INDEPENDENCE BALL.-The First Artillery
Band viii give an Independence Day ball at
Turner Hall this evening after the fireworks.
Art GALLERY-The Croker Art Gallery
will be open from 10 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ. to-day
for the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum.
IMMIGRANTS. = Forty seven immigrant
passengers will arrive from the East this
afternoon by overland train.