Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-12


large vintage. Mr.. Harazthy reported 4
large and promising yield Of Orleans Ries-
ings in the Yolo foothills Mr. Wetmorc
reported considerable damage 10 gratis in
LlvermOTe valley, caused by beetles eating
the buds of the SciOnS. \ similar pest is do
ing damage at Mountain View, Santa Clara
county.
Grand Lodge OF the independent Order
of Odd Fellows.
SAN FRANclsco, May 11th.-The Grand
Lodge Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
of California will meet in thirty-third an
nual communication tomorrow morning
III Irving (Dashaway) Hall, at 10 o'clock
From advance sheets of the Grand OH
GERS the following abstract of statistics is
made up:
Eight new lodges have been instituted
during the year, two surrendered charters
and one consolidated. Number OF lodges
i'll existence in the State of California May
/, 1855, 29S increase during the year, 5
There were 1,7SS members initiated $50
admitted by card, 45 as ancient Odd Eel
lows. l as non-beneficial member, % by
dismissal certificates, and $50 reinstated.
The decrease was as follows: Withdrawn
by card. 422; expelled, Is; suspended for
cause, 6; resigned, 10; deceased, Dos, and
suspended FOR nOn-payment of dues, $50.
Total number of members December 81.
1884, p, Az. Increase III membership, G93.
There were l46 rejected by ballot and
otherwise
Degrees were conferred OH 5 5,227 members,
$3.50 Past Grands and 497 representatives :;
), 1864 members were relieved and Il S03
weeks sickness for which benefits were due
were paid for. The amount paid for re
lief of members is Si47, 7,325 30; average
amount of relief paid To each member.
sol Al; average expense per member for re
lief of brothers, S6 %; 227 widowed fami-
lies were relieved, which amounted to $lj.-
COS 80, the average amount to each family
being $50 33; 266 members were buried
the amount paid for the burials being S17,-
1856 10, average amount paid for burying
members being SG6 IS % sisters were
buried, amounting to s., SIS, the average
amount to each being $50 46. For educat-
ing the orphans 81 l35 was paid, and the
amount paid in charity aggregates $10,-
945 90, the total amount paid for relief and
charity being $195 749 26, and for current
expenses SlSl,37S 81; total expense. $3S7,-
III 90; average expense per member for
relief and charity, SIS 80 average expense
per member for current expenses. s. 73;
total average expense, SIC 0S.
The total amount of receipts is S45l,-
Sl4 %. Average receipts per member,
$40 y.
In the Rebekah Degree Lodges, the mum
Der of Lodges on May 1, 1885, is 65-an in
crease during the year of 5. Number of
members, brothers and sisters, December
81, 1854. 3,5S4-gain during the year, 427.
Zen brothers, to the amount of $40, were
and 53 sisters, to the amount of
SCH 80. The total paid for relief was
1896, and for current expenses, S4,6s4 II:
a total expense of $3.50 Il, the total
of receipts being 81 ,034 Is.
MauIing Match.
SAN Francisco MAY l1th.-In hard
glove fight tonight, between Jack Demp-
sey, lightweight, and Tom Cleary, middle
weight, for the entire gate receipts. Demp-
sey won in five rounds There was Il full
house, the gate receipts being about $1,000
IucendiaIy Fire in Truckee-Tramps Or
dered 10 Leave-Robhed by Footpads.
TRUCKEE, May 11th.-About y o'clock
last night q fire occurred on River street,
nearly in the rear of the Truckcc Hotel. 1t
originated in the woOdshed attached to a
dwelling occupied by Mrs. Cox, and is re-
ported as being the work of all incendiary.
The following is q list of losses and insur-
lnce, as nearly as can be learned George
Dunster dwelling loss, 81 600 insurance,
5000. +. Rabel, dwelling, loss, $500; no in
Tance. ]. Millett, boarding house, loss,
5000; insurance, 5000 Mrs Cox,
iweliing loss, $1,000; insurance, $3.50.
ieorge Schaffer, dwelling, loss, 81 600; in
$500. j. Sheriff., dwelling and
odging- house, loss, $1,000; insurance,
] 800. j. II. Langdon, dwelling, loss,
;3 900; insurance, 81 $50.
Tho tpyy1, fI1I1 of and .I,ia,.,e,
md this morning placards are found freely
posted, reading: Thieves and tramps take
warming and leave town" Il is signed
G31, and bears the symbol of Z skull and
ross bones.
On Saturday night lumberman named /
was knocked insensib!e by foot
Dads and robbed of Sl25. His injuries are
serious and may prove fatal.
losses and" Insurances in tn, Iruc!lee
Fire-Supposed Eobber Arrested. !
TRUcKEE, May 1ith-The lo.scs hv tie
ire of last night will cover at least $4,000 /
Mrs. Cox, i'll whose house the fire origin /
lted, has policy of $40 in the Agricult- !
1ral. John Millett claims $4,000 loss; in |!
sured in the Fire Association Of London /
ior s., 500, New Orleans for 81 $50 Allema- |
lia for 81, $50. George Schaffer is insured !
II the Girard for 81, $50 and the Teutonia ,
for 81 ,750. Mrs. Langdon is insured in the t
North British for 81, $50, Mrs. Geo. Dunster |
IN the Manufacturers for $500 Jas. Sheriff |
in the Manufacturers for 81 500.
A Spaniard, name unknown, has been /
arrested and identified as one of the robbers |
and would-be murderers of Fred. Hutchin- |
SON. Other arrests will doubtless Be effect |
ed tomorrow.
Stockton Items.
STOCKTON, May 11th.--A slogging match |
10 finish, for the entire gate money, has !
been arranged to take place between Wiley !
Evans and Charles Turner, both colored. at |
he Stockton Theater, on Saturday evening |
May 23d, Queensberry rules. Evans is in |
raining with Jim Carr.
David Dean, of The AInity Boat Club has
accepted Henry Hencemann's challenge to !
,ow a single shell race for 500 side.
The myriads of grasshoppers which have
.ecently been infesting the foothills are
hiding their way into the grain rields in
he eastern part Of this county.
James Snowden, resident of this city. |
las been arrested on a charge of an assault a,
With intent to commit rape.
sudden Death of an Aged Lady.
SroCxToN, May l1th,-About half-past