Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-08
SOCIETY NOTES.

Saturday evening was memorable one for
Industrial Lodge No. 157, I. o. 0. F., being
the occasion of the first public installation of
its officers. As soon as the necessary bust.
ness could be transacted the doors of the
lodge-room were thrown open to the public,
and guests and members to the number of $50
Assem- bled, despite the inclemsnt condition of
the weather. Opening remarks were made
by S. NJ. Kiefer. p c., followed by songs by
B. II. Chapman and Mrs. W. c. Fitch, a
reading by MIR. Hunter and an address by
William Boyne, P. G. The d. D. G. NJ.
GERS of the Grand Lodge. installed into their
respective chairs the following officers: B.
H. Chapman, n. G.; II. II. King V. G.;
T. B. Hussey, r. S.; c. 7. Noyes, P. S.;
George Candon, Treasurer Louis WaldroD,
War; Thomas Warmly, Con; p. S. Wat
sou, o. G.; J. II. Temple, l. G.; James
Stewart, r s. to n. G.: Henry West, L. S.
TO n. c.; c. s. Fisher, Il. s. to V. G.; Rich
ard Weller. L. S. to V. G Francis Creegan,
Il. S. s; Peter Larsen, l. S. S. The in
stalIation ceremonies were followed by song
by Mr.. Beaumont, pleasing address by the
ID. ID. u. M, and songs with banjo accom-
paniment by B. II. Chapman. Refresh
ments were then partaken of, the manner of
serving which was an agreeable departure
from the plan usually adopted on such occa.
sions.
At a meeting of Capitol Lodge, No. 81, I.
o. o. F., held on Friday evening last, FL
wood Bruner, d. D. G. NJ, aseisted by sister
Lodges, installed into their respective offices
for the ensuino term the following officers
w F. Cronemiller, n. e.; Alex. Smith, V.
G.; P. l.. Hickman, r. s.; Z. B. Van Den
berg, p. S John +. Slater, Treasurer G..
W: Hancock. W: John Plat, o. G.; E. f.
Ashworth. C.; w. E. Plat, 1. G.; Ezra
Pearson, r. S. of n. G.; w. A Stephenson,
/. 5, of n. c.; J. II. Plat, +. S. 5 /. E.
Smith, l.. ). s.; Charles Cooley, Chaplain
A. @. Hurrell, r. S. of V. G.; William Nor
rison, l.. 5. Of V. G. The following CON-
mittees were appointed Finance Commit
tee-Daniel Flint w. A. Stephenson, Joseph
Judd. G. r. G. Committee-Alex. Smith,
j. w. johnson, John Plat. Library Board
Charles Cooley.
The officers of Sacramento Uniformed De-
gree. Camp No. l, l.. @. OF. were installed last
evening by Past Commander, Ed. NJ. Martin.
as follows: Commander, II. A. Burnett Vice
Commander, BENZ. Leonard; Officer Of the
Guard, f. p. Lowell; Secretary, VIM. a.
Stephenson Treasurer, Nelson Wilcox
Guard, James Scott Picket, p. L. Paul:
Guard of the Tent, Chss. Cooley Banner,
b. II. Chapman.
A VALUABLE CoYoTE.-Fred. Gotobed,
the renowned hunter of the Norris Grant,
presented the Board of Supervisors yesterday
with the scalp of q large coyote which he
killed Sunday on the Grant. 1t WAS one Of
the largest e yer killed in this section. He
will receive from the county a reward of $40,
and the different private rewards offered by
different persons engaged in the sheep bust
ness will swell the value of Gotobed's dead
wolf TO S1S5.
REJOICING IN THEsCITY.-When the news
was flashed over the wires last evening that
the Woodruff case had been decided in favor
of the valley people there was general rejoic
ing throughout the city. At P. NJ company
b. of the First Artillery Regiment, fired
thirty-fve guns on the Capitol grounds
Many are Of the opinion that this decision
will cause o general advance in real estate,
not only in Sacramento, but throughout the
valley.
HURTADo AND RATEN CAsE,-Ex-Attor.
ney. General Hart received dispatch yester.
day afternoon from Judge Fields stating that
the hearing in the Hurtado and Rsten case,
now before the Supreme Court, had been con-
tinued until the 221 instant.
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