Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-17
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
LIST OF T8osE WHO WILL LEAVE
SACRAMENTO TO-DAY.
Departure OF the Bodieites-The Grand
Parade Monday-The Arrivals
from the East.

NOMnAAucEy Acls ILLS CisLs NUN PAE1Sou
with the reception they received at the hands
Of Sacramento Commandery. The train from
Nevada City, arriving at 11:20 a. N. yesser.
day, brought members Of Nevada Command.
cry, No. 6. in two gaily decorated cars. The
Knights were nearly all accompanied by thei.
families, and the party was in charge Of
Judge Niles SesrIs. Many Of the members
Of this COmmandery reside in Grass Valley
Dutch Flat, Auburn, and other places,
These joined the party at the various ations.
Following are the names Of the Knights on
board TIE train belonging TO
NEVADA co1iliANDERY, NO. 6.
G. H. Abbey, D. BiEkleman, james Dor.
land, J. P. Brown, j. II. Boardman, Robert
Curnow, 0. K. Cloudman, J. G. Colsman, Z.
Coleman, III. f. Courier, j. II. Cunard, I.
H. CasweD, George r. Davis, William n.
Davis. J. J. Dorsey, William Dunstan,
Henry DisQue. Alden Denmire, j. E Brown,
S. ?. Dorsey, Prank Ennis, William Floyd,
Thomas Freeman, Jules Fricot. James
Glnyas, S. Granger, j. s. Goodwin. j. w.
Hall, w. A. Hanley, S. NJ Harris, William
Huff, A. Husom, J. I. Hutchinson, William
Holmes, w. G. Hudson, g. w. Hid, G. A.
johnson, p. n. Juergenson, D. Kendig, j. L.
Kinkade, Charles Lind, W. d. Long. S. Long,
d. w. Lubbock, B. B. Lee, 7. B. Ludluni,
e. D. Lawrey, J. I. Morgan, Thomas Mein,
James McGregor, r. McMurray, j. S. Me
Bride, W. l.. Moore, John Mclean, d. Nc
Naughtop, J. II. Neff. L. NJ. Preston, J.
Palamountaio, J. S. Quire, James Reid,
James Rose, David Rose, l. j. Rolfe, w. J.
Rogers, Phil. Richards, J. A. Seeley, E. G.
Spencer, w. B. Storey, n. 81. Showers,
Joseph Thomas, r. A. Thomas, John Tickell,
E. Tilley, L. M. Todd, II. Uphoff, IL. W.
Wallis, H. G. Weir, &. Woods, T. II. VIII
helm, A. L. Woodruff, A. D. West, William
Wilkinson, l.. W. Young.
This Commsndery viii have their beadquar-
ters in San Francisco with San Jose and
Watsonville Communicates at Huddy's Hail,
1904 Market street, and on the direct line Of
the grand parade on Monday. The Com.
mandery from the mountain town will not be
outdone in generosity, and $1,000 has been
raised to pay the expenses Of entertaining
their friends.
The overland from the East yesterday
brought seven Pullman cars filed with
Knights and their families. OF these there
were two Commsnderies-the De Molay Of
Reading, Pa. and the De Molay of Louis
vile, KY. To-day st 9:45
Ell DORADO eoMMANDERY, NO. 4,
OF Placerville, viii arrive in Sacramento,
coming from Single Springs TO Folsom By
special and from the latter place By the regu-
lsr train. Following is the list of the names
of the members Of this Commsndery who
will be present at the Conclave, together
with the names of the visiting members from
the East, who will accompany them, and
with the exception of two or three who are
now in San francisco, they will sll arrive
this morning j. d. Skinner, L c.; A T.
Calbert5on, q. e. NJ; j. J. Crawford, G. g.,
and wife T. E. Bsrss, 2. G. c.; George II.
Gilbert, 2. c.; @. f. Irwin, z. c., wife and
daughter; John Oartbeche, P. c.; William
Yeadon, G. II. Westherwax, S. w, wife
and daughter; Thos. Fraser, wife and daugh-
ter; S. J. Alden and wife, NJ. Varozza and
wife, G. q. Cello and daughter, 4. J. Blakely
and wife. M Pedrini and wife, J. Rolleri and
wife, John Blair and wife, d. L. Davis and
wife, J. I. Farley and wife, +. Robinson and
wife, G.. G. Blanchard, wife and daughter
John Schneider and wife. 9. Pedrini and
wife, J. B. Hume, Seth Loveless, E. A. Ellen
and daughter, L. NIcLains and wife, J. w.
Surface and wife, G. W. Mckee and wife,
Mic AvsnsinO and wife, d. r. Miller aud
wife, d. r. Stewart and wife, II. f. Page
and wife, II, NJ. CulbeTtson and T. L. Gads.
by, of Chippewa Conmandery, No. S, Eau
Claire, Wisconsin J. g. Whitaker, Of Reed
Commsndery, Dayton. Ohio; John Sampson.
Of st. Johns Commsndery, No. 20, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
A number Of Knights from MarysviIle
came down yesterday and went to the Bay
but tbs main body will arrive to-day at Ills
a. N, accompanied by the HusEar Bsnd of
this city. Following are the names of the
members Of
EVANSVILLE coliMANDERY, NO. Z:
L. T. Crane, Commander; A. W. White,
Generalissimo; a. Houson, Captain Gen.
ersl /; G. a. S;rston, Prelate J. B. Fuller,
Senior Warden E. A. Belcher, Junior
@. Stsnwood, Recorder: G. H. Baird,
Standard Bearer; J. Z. Crooks, Sword
Bearer; E. B. Thomson, Warder; Amos
Fisher, Sentinel.
Past Commanders-W. c. Beloher, P. G.
c.; Charles Rash, Charles L. Stone, w. l..
Lawrence. Q. G. Bockius, a. J. Binney, A.
G. Bingham, L. T. Wilkins, P. w Keyser.
Knights Templars-C. II. Adair, l.. B.
Aver, A. p. Barnes, B. w. Barnes, j. +.
Barrie, Eugene Barthe. T. Z. BeysD, Chas.
Bomstter, Dixon Brazilian, A. G. Busch, f.
Buttelmsp, G. W. Carpenter, I. Chase,
]. Cheeney, Il. B, Clark, j. B.
Cooke, Perry Cory Ro6ert; Cosner, j,
E. Crookes, Pets Decker. mas
Friend, W. f. Goad, Jas. Heath, G. w.
Hosg, G. Holland, PaiIip Hortop, C. V. d.
Hubbard, VIM. Hunter, A. G. Irwin, J. L.
jackson, j. NJ G. Jasper, j. w. jenkins,
E. W. Jones. J. L. Jones, Z. II. Herman, j.
Keymer, d. E. Knight, A. j. Kosby, F. L..
Krause, w. Z. Lefayor, A. D. Logan, b. G.
Lott, w. r. Luther, W. I. Mason, O. Matti-
son, j. B. Mckenzie, J. McNsughton, Z. j..
Meek, A. J. Menu, Robert Millar, L. b.
Millar, w. G. Murdoch, A. W. Oakley, W.
NJ. Oyster, i. D. Psrkhurst, r. +. Parks, d.
Powell, L. w. Reeee. n. d. Rideout, Luke
Robinson, S. j. S. Rogers, j. A. Saul, Miles
r. G. Stanwood, W. q. Swain, Z. Teeg arden,
a. A. Thsyer, L. B. Thompson, Jacob Tomb,
VIM, Van Fleet, B. f. Walton, H. V. Web
er, J. T. West, d. L. Whitney, d. w. Will
Jams, a. P. Wiley, G. 2. Wilson, 5. E. Will
son, A. [. Wightman, j. +. Eastman, u. A.
Davis, H. T. Deaner.
The two last named Communicates will re-
main here until 1870 o'clock, when the spe-
cal train from this city viii leave the depot.
This will also carry the members of
SACRAMENTO CoMMANDERY, NO. 3.
This Commandery was organized in 1850,
and as one time was the largest in the state.
The establishment Of others in the central
portion of California has somewhat reduced
the ranks, hut it Numbers now nearly 10 or
these the following named have expressed
their intention of attending the Conclave. and
about eighty, with their families, will leave
on the 1890 o'clock special train to-day !:
James l.. English, Past Grand Commander /;
w. T. Knox, Past Commander; I. B. Cool.
idge, Past Commander; p. S. Lawson, Past
Commander; Francis Foster. Past Com
mander; William NJ Petrie, Deputy Grand
Commander; Cornelius Kellogg Past Com
mander; w. A. Davies, Pass Grand Com
mauder.
Oficers-E. Lyon. Eminent Commander ;
&c. III. Coglau, Generslissimo w. B. Miller,
Captain General; J. w. Rock, Prslate
Edward Clever, Senior Warden; Thomas G..
Pockmsn, Junior Warden; A. a. Van
VOORHEES,, Treasurer; a. a. Reiington,
Recorder; W. r. Jones, Standard Bearer
C. II. Stevens, Sword Bearer; w. F..
Jackson. WeTIdsr; George T. Bron1er,
Sentinel; Robert Allen, I. 81. B. AndeG-
son, E. @. Atkinson, G. H. W. Bartels,
Joseph Bauquier, 81. r. Beard. John W.
Bodsnhamer. John W. Boyd. Ben. S. Brew.
iugton, w. e. Briggs. Thomas A. Brown.
Peter Bryding, B. N. Bugbey, James Fl.
Burnham, r. P Burr, George w. Carey,
Ed. Carlson, George w. Chspmsu, George j.
Cole. George w. Conway, Hiram Cook, j.
A Cunningham, n. Greene Curtis, Joseph
Davey, j. g. Davis, W. B. Davis, w. II.
Davis, s. G. benson, P. A. Doyle, Will I'M
Dresbsch. Valentine Dresher. n. L.
Drew, NJ. Dryer, G. w. Eldred,
w. R. Furgeson. Frank Flsmming,
Robert Forbes, James S. Foster, A. L. Frost.
Mathew Gardner. Dougal ellis, q. ii. Ora
ham, G. Griffith, j. T. Gr;fhtts. John Grub
ler, NJ s. Hammer, Edw. Hammond, Thos.
Harper, Jsmas d. Hatch, VIM: Hawkins.
AlvinzA Hayward. Adolph Hebron, John
NJ Hogy Jacob Hnahn. s A. Howell. Wm.