Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-10
PACIFIC SLOPE.
SLIM ATTENDANCE AT THE BAY
DISTRICT RACES.
Two Miners Killed-The Chico Fair
Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w.
Attempted Suicide.
lsrEoIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ErcorD-uSroy !
CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen.

SAN FRANcIsCo, April 9th.-The Grand
Lodge was called to order ut 10 NJ, Grand
Master Mcclure presiding and quorum OF
representatives present.
The Committee ON Amendments made
the following decisions. which were SuS-
tanned by the Grand Lodge:
If a majority OF :. trial committee is pres
ent the Trial may proceed.
Grand Lodge officers may give bonds in
dorSed by incorporated security bond COM
panies, the expense of said bond to be paid
by the officer giving it.
Recorders, Financiers and Receivers who
by reason of three years consecutive service
are entitled To receive the 7. NJ. w. degree,
are declared to be not eligible TO be elected
as representatives until said degree has
been actually conferred upon them by the
Grand Lodge.
The proposition to prohibit Lodges from
conferrng more than one degree upon the
same candidate on the same evening under
proper dispensation was lost.
a resolution OF coincidence and sympathy
to General L. s. Grant and family was
unanimously adopted by rising vote The
resolution is rs follows, and was ordered
telegraphed to New York Immediately
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Supreme Master
ofthe Universe to atliict with mortal sickness
Americas most illuStriouS soldier and patriot,
General Ulysses S. Grant
Re&olged, That the Grand Lodge, in common
with all loyal people OF the nation, bearing in
mind the inestinnGble service he has rendered
10 his country in her utmost need, the exalted
Offices he has borne with honor il her behalf,
and the modest virtues of his private character,
extend 10 him and his sorrowing family their
most aflectionate sympathy and heartfelt con
d0lence.
The Grand Lodge then took recess until
? o'clock.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES APPOINTED.
The Grand Lodge, A. O. L. W, has APP
pointed the following District Deputies
Alameda-No /, B. Stephens; No. ,, L. /.
Wallace No 3, II. 3. Wheaton No. /, ].
NJ. Page; No 5, H. Dusterberry; No 6,
Israel Horton; No. :, ]. C. Gerke. Amador
Jacob Whitaker. Buue-NO, l, w. w.
Tillotson No. >, Walter Bullard. Calaveras
John McQuig. Colusa-No. l, G. A. Gut
man. No. >, Moses Stenchtield. Contra
Costa-Frank Coleman. Del Norte-
Thomas Duffy. Ell Dorado-E. L. Craw-
ford, Fresno-L. L. Prusso. Humboldt
Fred w. Bell. Kern-No l. D. A. Coons;
No. 2, a. Brown. Lake-R. W. Crump.
Nichols Mendocino-C. n Bear. Merced
w. J. Stockton. Modoc-N. G. Rine.
Mono-Thomas Newman. Monterey
ID. II. HOughton. Napa - J. II.
Bake Nevada-A. NJ. Stokes. Placer
No. l, C. A. Johnson; Ne. 9, J. n.
Burke. San Francisco-No. ], A Mont
gomery; No. 3, r. H. Mcdonald; No. 3, C.
\. Payson; No. 3, T. Whitten; No. 4, Prince
E. Hilton. Sacramento-J. NJ. Smith. San
Joaquin-E. Lehe. San Mateo- George H.
Buck Santa Clara. P. Murgotten.
San Benitc-D. c. Hoffman. Santa Cruz
H. Triermuth. Shasta-F. NJ. Swaz!y.
Sierra-F H. Campbell Siskiyou-,J. r.
Kinyon. Solano-A l., Hatheway. So
noma-L. Ellsworth Stanislaus-A. L
Wagstah. Sutter-Edward Smith Tc-
hama-R. II. Bierce. Trinity-T. +. Jones
Tulare-L. NJ. Lovelace. Tuolumne-C
H. Burden. Ventura-R. H. Witherill
YUlo-W. T. Knox. Yuba-J. II. Shaffer
The Bay District Races-Smau Crowd.
SAN FRANcIsCo April 9th.-The Blood
Horse Association races to-day were slimly
attended. The first event, dash of five
eighths of mile, was won by Ingleside in
los. In the next event, the handicap
stakes, one and onc-eighth miles. Ichi Ban
and Beaconsfield started, the latter winning
in 2:93. Next came the race for purse of
$3.50 heats of one and one-siXth miles, the
entries being Ned Cook aud Cito. Cook
won two straight heats and the race in
1886 and minutes. The fourth event was
a dash of fseyen-eighths of mile for a purse
of $500. The entries were Addie O'Neil,
Billy Ayres, Tom Atchison, Joe Daniels
and Billy Umfree. In the pools Billy
Ayres was the fayorite, selling at $50, Addie
O'Neill 325 and the field SIS. Billy Ayres
won in 1:35, Tom Atchison second, Joe
Daniels third, Addie fourth and Billy JTm-
free last The closing event was 4 dash of
three-q quarters of mile for two-year-olds
ASha Ia of nd |
Courtney's Porter Ashe were entered. In
the pools the King sold at $50 to Porter
Ashe $50 The King won by half a length
in 1.o1