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This Parlur was organized March -.
1851. For some time fears were entertained
that il would he compelled % surrender its
charter, but by energy and perseverance
upon the part of a few Of lis most jealous
workers, it ;iu3lly rapidly gained ground.
and is to-day one of the Unast prosperous in
the order. To lis members the credit is
given for having arranged and carried out
su successfully the celebration Of last year,
which viii ever be remembered and cher
islied by all Native Sons who participated.
Following arefhc officers Of the Paglor
Past Presidents, l.. ;. Atwood r. T.. Muir
ray, c. II. Linlley; President, W. G. Wal
lace; Junior Past President, : /. Terry
First Nicc-PrcSident, otto GrHnsky; See
ond President, George T. Wilhoit
Third Vice-Prcsidcnt, J. w. Willy; Record
ing Secretary, T.. NJ. GrunSky; Financial
Secretary, II, H. Tanning; Marshal, LIN
coin Cook Treasurer, w. W. StCckWell :
Surgeon, Or. J. D.-Young.
The members are-H. +. Adams. C. w.
Ashley, l., 5. Atwood, J. 2. Atwood, L. +.
Austin. W d. Buckley. H. +. Barber J. L.
Bockwith, Montgomery Bags, II. {. Balg-
man, Otis Il. Bailey, II. J. Corcoran. f. A.
Cramblitt, l.. IT, Cook, Arthur Chaplin,
George c. Clark, Whitney Cornwall, Alfred
Chance Ed. c. Cloves, +. f. Carr silc,
Fred 2. Clark, ". G. De Erjes, NJ. D. Eaton,
II, H. Tanning L. ~ Grunsky, John ID.
Gail, Frank L. Gray, Ed L. Gross, Linden
Goodell, L. J Gcrlach, Otto Grunsly, Ed.
Hickman, Herman Haas, &. X. Harwoo1,
0. 5. Henderson, George Hinkley, S. I.
Henderson, f. w. Hummel, Charles B.
Hart, c. F. Hutchinson, J. S. Hale, VIM.
Ingis, Jr., c. NJ. Jackson, J. NJ. Keys,
Ralph c. Lane, NJ. G. Lane, William r.
Louttit, C. II. Lindley, A. L. Leyinsky,
r. c. Leffier. r. Langenhovel, Jr..
W. II. f. Leiiisr, w II. Lyons, Jr., II. w.
Lewis &. e. Moore, Il. L, Murray, {, MAJ
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Eureka Parlor. No. Is.

Eureka Parlor, No. l3, was organized May
Q, 1882, at Roseyille, by H. Clay Chapman,
Grand President, with eleven charter mem
bers. These were: John L, Berry, Edward
W Curry, James Doran John +. Doran, J.
A. Hill, Frank A. Hill, g. c. Schellhous J.
NJ. Schellhous, N. A Schellhous, +. w.
Wolfe, Phillip VanMaren.
For time the Parlor prospered, but sub
sequently the members SluCkened their
interest, and it was only through the perse-
vering endcavorS Of four or five of It's most
active members that the Parlor survived
the apathy within the organization. At
the last session of the Grand Parlor held
ut Marysville. the delegates from Eureka
Parlor succeed in having q resolution
passed changing their place of meeting
from Roseville to Antelope, in this county,
which has resulted faYorably, and the Par
Tor now has n membership of u.
The officers are Past Presidents, NJ. c.
Schellhous. Philip Van Maren, John l..
Berry; President, James Doran Junior
Past President, John +. Doran First Vice
President, w. y. Coyle; Second Vice
President, George Butler; Third Fice-Prcs-
ident, Joseph sullivan: Recording Secre-
tary, VIII. g. Darling; Financial Secretary,
VIII. II. Sullivan; Marshal, Philip Van
Maren; Treasurer, John G. Davis Surgeon,
William b. Niles, VI. ID.
The members are as follows: P. Van
Maren, John L. Berry, John f. Doran, f.
W. Vale, John Hill, E. w. Curry, Jesse
Grigsby, d. c. Frederick, Philip L. Camp
bell, p d. Pratt, VIII c. Darling, Charles
0rth, Charles T. Connolly, John c. Davis,
VIM. n. Coyle, VIM. 7. Frederick, Robert
Tirrell c. D. Boyden, John b. Freeman,
VIII IL. Sullivan, George W Butler, JOS
ePh A. Sullivan, n. NanMaren, Matt
Gephart.
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This ParIor, located at Modesto. was in
stituted on the 27th of October, 1881 The
charter membership Of eighteen has in
creased to nearly fifty. Each anniversary
of the institution OF the Parlor has been
celebrated by a grand ball, and the Parlor
has taken leading place among the fra
ternal societies Of Modesto in the matter of
public entertainments. Her membership
includes large number Of ,oung men
who have been honored with political pref
erment. including State. county and town
ship officers. Of late the Parlor has
adopted more aggressive course than be
fore for maintaining the high standard of
morality contemplated by the principles Of
the Young Order, and the interest mani
tested by It's brotherhood will serve to per
pctuate its reputation for activity and
enterprise.
The officers are: Past Presidents, L. C..
Branch. J. S. Williams, J. w Mccarthy, S.
A. Davis C. f. Mccarthy; Junior Past
President, c. W Eastin; President, George
\. Whitby First Vice-President, J. w.
Dunlap; Second President, 7. H. Bal
lard Third Vice-President, J. K. Brough-
ton; Recording Secretary, Ed. A. p. John
son Financial Secretary, L. +. Branch ;
Marshal, George Witty Treasurer, j. T.
Ward Surgeon, Dr. Eavens.
Tie members are: T. 0. Owens. f. 5.
Decker, j. B. Sclosser, joseph McGoTera,
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Amador Parlor, located az Suffer Creek,
was organized June rs, 1888. The list OF
its officers is as follows: Junior Past Prcsi-
dent, George r. Howard President, J. H.
Tibbits; First Vice-President, Antoine Fon-
tcnrose; Second Vice President, Frank
Howell; Third VicePresident, NJ c. Ran
dolph; Recording Secretary, Thad c. Lut-
ncsky; Financial Secretary, Ed. Tibbits
Marshal, 7. J. Mahoney Treasurer, Ed.
Howard; Surgeon, J. l.. Mayor.
Its members arc: f. Koch, d. Bruno, +.
Davis, W. e. Downs, +. Mails, T. A Chich-
cola, W. ". Castle, l. Stanley, NJ Reistra,
w Tibbits H. Curran, \. Moore G.. Moore,
J. Restra, W. J. Templeton, T. Whitman,
O. Randolph, William A. Herman, b.
Whitfield, 4. Majors, h. Mugford.
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Number e of the Parl0rS =. :. G.. W. was
,.-.,,,;,ol ~ Nar.,,sviIIa Sentenber 10 tSS0
~ S,,-,d ProIIcnt r ITir1ins Win The
assisf +,Ili. nf sacramento PaTl0r No.3. The
fIi,,,i,,,, wore the charter members G p
c 80" ~ y PoI,iv-i,, II r. Mel, u can
3mvr' " - And -c, So r I Basney r p
NH Go0r,, Sinons 4 W Kimba1I p
" G,;4i+l,S n K Darrirl-snn Henry New.
,,'.,, n ~ Da,,a,ignr q Gates r j Soov
- no. Ia,,,,,Sd, {, w Pcacocj, Ir POM.
49,, - w. l;alryo WAGNER & r
S I,'-;i, WT!iil;af, Raadaan NJ + Brown !
IL Gi,oti,,, W NJ Hrison y F9snov I, =
Knorga {! Vrnfer T + Hunt + 4
d. - ~ poss w = Sr,itL p UcDrr-
~ (,,,ar,l It-iII;a,n Gatns =
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CIV NJ IIo,,.i,,, ,,or, oecto5 a. the charter
orda ar nf th ia7 PGrior President G. g.
$50 So. Eirst Vica-pras;dont 6 r. Bald
YIN NJ second vice President T. b. Meek;
TINA Viz President u Canning Record
ina, Sarrato,-- w ] Andrews Assistant
j;,e9.or.I;nr Secretary + +. Barney. Finar-
l.;gi Iera7ar. F P\Iuu. assistant Fjnan
.;,i So,..tar,, C,a.rrn Simons. Treasurer
" KimLall Ch9rlain. d. X. Derrick
snn FvcrI,t;va Committee. J. o Gates. =.
r Soov, G. ]. Hoskin Inside Sentinel.
Henry Newman: Outside Sentinel. VI. Dc
Ianger
MARY W5rvsyilIc parlor NAV he cIassed among
the i've Parlors Of the State and claims the
homo" hon Of inauguratine the first general eel
rbration Of Admission Day NV the order of
Tatiye sons The celebration took place
in that civ Septcmber 9. 1881. and was the
means Of extending the limits OF the order
in northern California. 1t was a great eff
fort and a Grand success. The Parlorgives
annual picnics which. so far. have always
Lren aitenJcd with cood success. and the
entertainments and 1arties given BY them
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Bear Flag Parlor.No. 81.

Bear Flag Parlor, No. 81, at Petaluma,
was 50 named because it was the first Parlor
in Sonoma county, where theoriginal Bear
Flag was raised. This Parlor was Instituted
March l, 1884, by Deputy District Grand
President Charles w. Decker, assisted by
other grand officers. Starting with sixteen
charter members, it has increased It's mem
bership to twenty-five at the present time.
Its officers are : Past President, L. &. Towne
Junior Past President, NJ z. c. Monday
President, Walter Z. King; First Vice
President, George D. Green; Second Vice
President, C. T. Dillon; Third Yice-pres-
ident ]. w Cowles; Recording Secretary,
L. b. Towne; Financial Secretary, f. c.
West Marshal, W F. Chamberiin Treas
urer, F. F. Doyle; Trus,ees-C. r. Peters,
c. W. BranScombe, NJ Holton.
The other members are as follows: L. F.
Ellsworth, J. 4. Wright, A. Newbursh, l..
G. Odut, c. Meyers, G. w. Harris, j.
Naughton, T. Studdard, c. Towne, j. Tighe,
J. Fenger, G. l.. Young.
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Mt. Lassen Parlor, No. Is.

Mt Lassen Parlor was instituted at Red
Bluff. March 81, 1888, by Grand President
J. II. Grady, assisted by Grand Lecturer
\. f. Jones and Messrs. kasel, Brock and
Ward, OF Argonaut Parlor, No. 3, Of Oro-
vile. 1t has continued to increase in its
members, and is now in a very tiOunShing
condition. The recent 4th Of July celehra-
ton at Red Bluff was conducted By Mt.
f.assen P2rIor, and was one of the most
successful demonstrations ever given in
that vicinity.
The charter members consisted of /. +.
Lennon. j. W. Lewis, II. +. Wilson, IL.
Montgomery, T.. j. Baker, +. II. kruse, W.
a. Baker, r. II. Albright, J. D. Fuller, W.
H. Fuller, W. II. WooIey, NJ. J. Sweeny.
W. T. LUNG, c. l.. Brown, William Amber
son, H. p Dodson. T. NJ. Ely, W. n.
Woodson. ". : Stoddard and J. r.
Sweeny.
The charter officers were: President, J.
W Lewis; First Nice-P President, J. IL.
Pryor Second Vicc-President f.. J. Baker :
Third Vice President, T. H. Albright; Sec
rotary, +. +. Lennon; Financial Secretary
w. \. Pryor; Treasurer, +. II. krusc; Mar
shall, J. u. Fuller.
The present officers are: Past Presidents
!. W Lewis, !. II. Pryor, J. D. Fuller; ;
President, W. il Pryor; Junior Past Presi-
dent, !. d. Fuller; Neutrality-suspicious., T.
VI. Ely; Second Nice-President, W. A.
Baker Third Vice-PreSidcnt VI. J. Sweeny;
K. S., j. n DOdsOn: T. s, c. L. Cunning
ham: Mar, H. Vent; Treas. J. ". Lewis;
Surgeon, DR. John Fife.
The members are as follows NJ. T. Will
son, W. n. Wo0dson, Il. f. Lennon, II. F..
Wilson. II. j. Dodson, G.. l.. Gufiy, f. NJ.
JrIIv Fl = Cushing W S StOddard A. S
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Arcata Parlor. No. 90.

This Parlor is located at Arcata, Hum
boidt county, and was organized Septem-
her /, 1888. Its officers are: Past Presi-
dents, Harry Pressy. f. 3. Webster; Junior
Past President, A. J. Wiley; President, W.
]. McConaghy; First Vice-President, Miles
Falor; Second President, Henry
Stern; Third Vice President, Con. Gala
han Recording Secretary, c. A. Truesdell /;
Financial Secretary, \. A. Falor, Mar
shall; J. Q. Adams; Treasurer, W. \. Sim
mons; Surgeon, l.. Foice
The membership is as follows; c. A.
Deming, J. n. Dayeis, A. J. Wiley,
W J. McConaghy, NJ. c. Falor, H.
D. Pressy, E. b Webster, c. A.
Irnesdale, F. c. Nye, 0. d. Stern, H.
Stern, J. Q. Adams, A. A. Falor, James
Hill, Albert Handy, Albert Nelson, David
Wood, Edward Clyde, Frank Falor, Is. B.
Deming. w. Simmons, Arthur Mock
Charles Daniels, Howard Barter, George
Averell, Theodore Minor, Alvia Sny-
der, Con. Callahan S. A. D. Puteo,
George Ellsworth
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Fresno Parlor, No. 20.

The Parlor at Fresno is less than nine
months old, having been organized Decem-
Der 16, 1888. 1t has a membership of
thirty-four, and is in highly prosperous
condition. It's officers are: Junior Past
President A. J. PedIar;. President, c. T.
Swain; First Vice-President, J. J. With ;
Second Vice-Prcsident, w. c. Guard Third
Vice President, f. b. Wilson; Recording
Secretary, A. Newhouse; Financial Secre-
tary, Alex. Goldsteiu; Marshal, +. d.
Owen; Treasurer, w. 7. Lyon; Surgeon,
A. J. Pedlar.
The other members are as follows: II. 6.
Ashman, 5. J. Ashman, W w. Boust, W.
D. Bresee, Oscar Baer, L. A. Blasingame,
j. H. DAILY, I. +. Johnson, r. c. Mattingly,
A. g. Mum, f. \. Rowell, +. Shannon, ".
J. Williams, /. f. Winchell, L. f. Bern
hard, j. F. Welsh, Benjamin r. Wood
worth. John c. McCombS, J. r. Shaw, c.
/. Wainwright, l.. f. Prusso, II. Heinmil-
Ter, L. L. Richardson, J. T. Weaver.
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This Parlor was organized at Los Angeles
in the year 1879 The members apparently
did not display much enthusiasm i'll the
matter, as after short existence the char
ter was surrendered, and the Parlor dis
banded No subsequent Parlor has been
organized at Los Angeles, although the
former Native Sons there have under con-
temptation reorganization, Or the institu-
ton OF q new Parlor.
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This Parlar was organized at Moorc's
Station, Butte county, August y, 1884. Its
officers and members are as follows
Past President, William p. Neubert
President Loyal 4. Potter; First Vice
President, Charles S. Mahle Second Vice
President, VIM. Robinson; Third Vice
President, Horace AIilligan; Marshal,
S. T. Onyett; Treasurer, b. f. Darby
Financial Secretary, Johney Lynch; Re
cording Secretary, George II. Fouik; Trus-
tees, Vim. Finch, Jerrc Lester, Vim. Rem;
Inside Sentinel, Charles Heiner, Outside
Scntinels, Lorenzo Newbert, Thomas Farm
ham Noah Mnhle
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ADMISSION DAY.
rcoSrrxurp FROM THIRD rAGE.l

such bylaws, rules and regulations from
time to time. as may be deemed most eXpe-
dent, provided they do not in any wise
contravene this constitution.
ARTICLE XIv.-ALTERATIoN OR AMENDMENT.
No alteration or amendment shall be
made 10 this constitution, unless the same
be proposed in writing at regular meeting
of the Grand Lodge and adopted by two
third vote.
Adopted at meeting of the Grand Par
Tor of the Native Sons of the Golden West,
held at Pioneer Hall, Sacramento, June .,
1882, and including all subsequent am@id-
meuts to date
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The Parlor at San Mateo of Native Sons
was organized December 20, 1883. It's oil
GERS are as follows: Past President, c. II.
Johnson; President, \. B. Whipple; Junior
Past President, II. Tilton; First Vice
President, T. Batchelder; Second Vice
President, j. Deacon; Third Nicc-Presi-
dent, F. A. Botsch Recording Secretary,
c. II. Johnson; Financial Secretary, J. II.
Herbert; Marshal, 4. Husing Treasurer,
w. Johnson; Surgeon, d. L. Morse.
The members in addition To the officers
are: W b. Lawrence, J, Rodgers, +.
Green, Thomas Farrell, Is. Farrell, John
Casey, p Rodgers, G. Morris, b. Wyman
u. Brown, W Brown, W. A. Jankc, J. W
johnson, J. Mcnamara 5. F. Brown, b
Ramos, !. Ramos, VIM. Swift, J. c. Muir
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The above Parlor was instituted August
10, 1884, by District Deputy J. H. Pryor,
assisted By members OF Mt. Lassen Parlor,
of Red Bluff. Following are the charter
members: j. e. Isaacs, A. F. Ross, n. Z.
Shurtleff James Brincard, c. G. Bidwell, c.
H. Behrens, C. j. Litsch, L. Z. Baker,
Charles Burns, Fred Groterfend, Frank Gill
bert. Y c. Schroler, Jr., Augustus Groter-
fend and George Albrow. Although insti
tuted less than month ago, the prospects
Of the Parlor are regarded as highly salts
factory. The officers, just elected, are
these; Past President c. c. Bidwell Pres
ident, J. f. Isaacs; First Vice-President,
Albert F. Ross; Second VicePresident y
B. Shurtleff; Third Vice-President, James
Brincard Recording Secretary, c. II.
Behmens Financial Secretary, c. j. Lltsch
Marshal Charles Burns; Treasurer, l.. E.
Baker; Surgeon, DR., ]. NJ. Briceland.
The entire membership is fourteen, and
is as follows: j. E. Isaacs, A. F. Ross, n.
B. Shurtleff, James Brincard, c. G. Bid
well, C. H. Behrens, c. j. Litsch, L. q.
Baker, Chas. Burns, Fred Groterfend, Frank
Gilbert, G. C. Schroeder Jr., George Al
brow. Augustus Groterfend.
aIanzineta / arlor, 40. &c.
-, Of
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son. Shasta county August 20, 1884, by D.
d. G. P. ]. II. Pryor f. NJ. Albright, J. X.
Sweeney W. A. Baker, 4. F. Ross, E; f.
Lennon, Charles Becker, Charles Cunning
ham. Charles Litsch, Henry Vent, II. p.
Dodson and j. Altmark.
Following are the officers and members
of the Parl0r: 4. S j. Mccoy, p. p; James
f. Bedford, p; T. W. II. Shannon, LIST v.
P: J. +. McGarrey, 2nd '. r;
Henry Saunders, Sd V. p; Charles
L. Fipps, Secretary f. +. BusS,
+. s; Eugene Shanahan, NJ; Geo. Ogden,
Treas; Ernest Giles l. s.; VIM. Hant, O..
5: r. s Roycroft, j. z. kingSbury VIM.
Wermuth Trustees
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The second Parlor in the city of San
Francisco was organized in June, 1879
After an existence of about six months it
was disbanded. and its charter suspended.
The officers for the term were: r. w.
Osborn, Pres F. O. Croker, first V. p; J.
J. Bggey, second Y. P; 5. Mathews, third
V. p; f. f. Lemon, r. S; J. +. Pomeroy,
F. S; r. Is. West, Treasurer; J. ID. Jones,
Marshal G. Brown, f. Wadleigh, Z. How
ard. Executive Committee.
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Seihnger l. slebenthaller, j. Scott, James
Sepuiyella, Prank Swift, w. Shower, n.
stanley, !, f, Stafford l., SCHNEIDER, II.
Stevens, {. NJ Smith, IL, Toland, I. Tib-
hits. George Waldron, George Woodburn,
Nj Wilmington, James Woods, IL. II.
Wiley W, Wiley, Talbot Ii Wallis, %.
Neil ii TAYLOR, A. Wilson, II, Wasserman,
ii Welsh, & Toland, c, Wilcox, f. wager,
" Zoller, II Mctann, 4, Humrich, VIII
llam llanion H. Owens, IL. MeiSs, j. Long
abaurh, j MoWell, A. Weimann, d. " hite,
A. Rose, William Lamphen, l.. Recbar, J.
NJ. Judge, u. Chambers, William Camp
he'll, George Miles, T. Mier, Jr., II. Pock-
man, Charles, peterding, T. PeHnish,
]. Magotiry, Il. Smith, IL. o. T0hbs.
GENERAL REMARKS.
pcrhaps no other Parlor enjoys the dis
tinctiou or has attained the prominence of
SACRAMENTO Parlor No. 3. The early re-
minisccnces of the Order of the Native Sons
of the Golden West would not be replete
without reference To it. When organized
its prospects for permanently were not re-
garded by many as assuring, but by earnest
ness of purpose and by Untiring zeal and
energy of its members it now occupies per
haps the most prominent position i'll the
Order. California FarlOr has larger
membership, but Sacramento ParlOr much
stronger financial standing and III every
other way most prosperous, and the quality
of membership all that could be desired.
Nothing tending TO benefit the Order has
ever been put forth without . liberal re-
Spouse from this Parlor, and the rapid
progress of the Order is largely due to the
efforts of the members and officers of Sac
ramento Parlor Among the marked fea-
lures of the ParlOr are It's annual entertain
ments and parties. These are always OF
much public interest and are looked for
ward to as leading local events. Its ami
verSary is generally celebrated by a ban
quet, which is always an affair Of note and
ola character highly complimentary to the
Parlor that gives it. This ParlOr has in
augurated custom ~of presenting each
retiring President with very handsome
badge of artistic design and beautiful work
manship. The Parlor has large amount
of property, consisting of shares i'll the
various building and loan associations OF
this city. Its regalia and other parapher-
MALTA are costly and fine. 4 magnificent
banner was presented to it on November
II, 1881, by Misses Mary Ryan, Ella Bout
well and other lady friends.
| From the membership there have passed
away from this life George Adams, David
/ D. Madden Willie Halscy, Joseph Wallis,
| George Barton and Clarence Z. Parker all
of whom were honOred members, and
! whose loss was deeply felt
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Humboldt Parlor No. IL.

This Parlor, located at Eureka, Hum
bolt county was organized March 10 1888.
by J. H. Grady, assisted by p. P, J. II.
Steinback and others. The officers are as
follows: Past President, J. T. Coonan
President, c. Bailer; First Vice-President,
W. b. Strong; Second Vice-President +.
SEWER Third Nice-President, A. Spencer
Recording Secretary, George Connick
Financial Secretary, c. Hansen; Treasurer,
f. Cooper; Marshal, f. A. Cutler; Inside
Sentinel. D. Sewer Outside Sentinel, c. 5.
Kicks Trustees, H. Devier, w d. Pratt, f.
Zane.
The members are H. L. Kicks, W. P.
Pratt, W L. Walker, +. II. Foss, J. L.
Jones, j. Kingston. II. Devier, w. Nc
Daniels ]. f. Coonan. c. d. Kicks, .Ir., J.
Van SAINT, Ir., T. f. Herricll, w l.. Queer,
T. Sewer, c. Hansen, Thomas Kicks, II II.
Buhue, Jr., W. i. Strong, John Greedy, A.
H. Buhue, II d. Jones, W. l.. Henry,
George s Connick, Frank Zane, G. f. In
man, Charles Bailey. w. Gardner, d. Sewer,
c. Williams, George Hicks, J. p. Donne}ly,
f. Cooper F. H. Cutler, NJ. II. Strong, ".
a. Strollt F. Hansen, A. b. Spencer, J. W.
jameson, George Carr, Charles Carr, II. +.
Smith
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Iassen Parlor. No. IL.

A number of Native Sons of Susanville
and vicinity were granted charter in 1SSl,
for the purpose of organizing Parlor, to be
known as Lassen Parlor, 20. y. 1t is stated
that for some reason the members failed to
understand the true objects of the Order,
and in a short time surrendered the charter
and disbanded
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Burnett's Cccoaine will Save the Hair,
and keep it in a strong and healthy condition.
because il will stimulate the roots of the hair,
and restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends. BURNEIr'S fLAVORING EN-
SL1vELure absolutely pure. si-lmIuThS
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its membership and general condition. The

its membership and general condition. The
officers are as follows:
Fred. Walker, Past President; y. A.
Hall. President; W C. Pritchett First
Vice-President; W II. Geiger, Second
Nice-P President g. A. Seaward, Third Vice
President j. r. Geiger Recording Secre-
tary; H L. Benedict, Financial Secretary ;
j. St ThraSher, Treasurer; f. Z. Smith,
Marshal; Charles DeGuire, Inside Senti-
mel; T. f. Shearer, Outside Sentinel; L.
+. Clark, Surgeon,
The other members are J. J. ReaviS, J.
A Peck, J. H. Sawtelle, G. l.. Alien, T. +.
Peters, w A Reavis w. ]. Herrin, Sol.
Fruit F P. Crum, L. II, Clifford, J. u.
Sproul. D. @. Salisbury. I. ] FinneSsY.
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western Star Parlor. No. es.

Western Star Parlor was organized March
10, 1884, in the city of Santa Rosa, county
of Sonoma The number of charter mem
hers was thirty-two, and seven applicants
have hen initiated since the Institution OF
the Parlor.
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thy, Joe Martin, b. W. Manthy, j. Nal
colin, A Marks, H. L. Miller, W. II. Mil
Ter, r. j McKain, r. S. Pey;on, L. f. Pat
tee, William II. Post, J. 4. Ruggles, Will
liam Radigan, w c. Ralph, Robert A.
Reid G. +. Roesch, W, ". Stockwell, F. :.
Stockwell J. =. Sargent, B. c. Shearer, J..
d. Smith. L. Snyder, Charles b. Smith, f.
Steiny, r. r. Smith, J. \. Stevenson, Sam
uel l.. Terry, A. Finkham, Hugh Tye, Z.
T. Finkhan, f.. D. Nogelgesang, W. G..
Wallace, F. 4. Wasley, A. H. Wright, Will
liam Wolf, George Walker, G. f. Wilhoit,
J. W. Willy, 4. G. White, j. c. Zignego, D.
Secber, H. Manthy, Charles 5. Sargent,
Charles f, Owen, T. a. Cody, Il. J. Benja-
min, c. G, Kinds, II. McDade, John Dolan
H. Stoetzer, Elmer Tinkham, L. Franken-
heimer, Fred. Yost, E. c. Mayhem A. /.
Multf Charles / Cas-