Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-07
PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE TROUBLE WITH THE MINERS
UNION AT EUREKA.
Horsethicf Scntenced-The Weather
Grand Lodge. A. O.U.
Young Men Drowned.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE KnooRD-uxtoS.I
CALIFORNIA.


Ancient Order of United Norkmen.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 6th.-The ninth
annual session of the Grand Lodge Ancient
Order of United Workmen. will convene III
Irving Hall Post street, tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. There are 220 Lodges in
California, with q membership OF l70o0.
The Grand Lodge was organized in the
State in 1871. since which time, up 10 the
first Of the preScn; month, there have been
66l deaths in the order calling for benefits
amounting 10 81 322 coo, or $1,000 for each
death. To raise this amount los asstsS-
ments were levied, at the rate of 81 fuf each
death 10 every member
The session ofthc Grand Lodge to- morrow
is for the purpose of hearing the reports of
officers and to make or amend the laws for
the government of the order during the
coming year, subject 10 the approval of the
Supreme Lodge, which meets annually and
passes upon all laws created bv the Grand
Lodges of the various States
Following is a list of the officers OF the
Grand Lodge, Representatives and standing
committees for the current year
James L. Rogers, Past Grand Master
Workman, Ukiah.
David Mcclure, Grand Master Workman.
San Francisco.
Duncan Mcpherson, Grand Foreman.
Santa Cruz.
Edwin Danforth, Grand Overseer, San
Francisco.
IL. G. Pratt, Grand Recorder, Oakland
c. II. Halle, Grand Receiver, Alameda
Seneca Davis, Grand Guide. Placervjile.
Henry Brown, Grand Watchman, Napa.
&. f. Loud, Deputy Grand Master, San
Francisco.
James Simpson, Grand Medical Exam
n
cisco.
Representatives to Supreme Lodge-Wm.
II. Barnes, William II. Jordan and NJ. T.
Brewer.
Grand Trustees. 5. Church, II. B.
Davidson and J. n. Block
Corporate Directors-David Mcclure, II.
G. Pratt, w. G. Hawkett, c. c. TerrilI, j.
II, Flint, II. w Taylor, W. w Devereux,
W. w. Morrison, q. \. Gillespie, \ g..
Wright, \. ?. Murgotten.
Immigrants Comins-New Freight Rate
for Oranges.
SAN FRANcIsco, April Gth.-Lettcrs were
received Yesterday by the Immigration As
sociation from nineteen different States,
those from Maine, Minnesota, Michigan,
Kansas and Indiana making mention OF
colonies being formed with the intention Of
coming to California.
The Transcontinental Association has
published new rate on oranges, going into
effect April 1st. 1t was adopted at the
Denver meeting, and the change applies
only to St. Louis and New Orleans from
Los Angeles The rate 10 those points is 81
hundred. The rate to Chicago is un-
changed, it being still 81 - a hundred.
The 81 rate applies only on carload lots
Puol-seuing on To-day's Bay District
SAN Francisco, April 6th.-Pool-sellng
on to-mOrrow'S races was light because of
the condition of the weather. Billy the
Kid has been withdrawn from the mile
and an eighth handicap, and Glendair from
the mile and a sixth dash. For the first
event, tiva-eighths of a mile dash, Court
ney's stable Miss Courtney and Porter
Ashel brought S25 to Ingleside $40. Mile
and an eighth handiCap-Beaconsfel S25,
Ichi Ban So. Mile and Il sixth and repeat
Ned Cook 525, Cato $5 Seven -eighths of a
mile dash-Addie O'Neil $40, Billy Ayers
Sl7, Tom Atchison 50, jim Deames 50,
Billy Winfell 81.
The Cleary- Crockett Glove Fight.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6th-In the glove
fight tonight with soft gloves, between
Mike CIeary and Frank Crockett, Clearv
won in the fifth round.
Sent to State Prison for Iorse-SteaI;ng
MERGED, April 6th.-E Ii. Ashley and
George Turner Jr., having been convicted
of larceny in stealing horse. came into
Court this morning and pleaded guilty to
the second case against each of them, and
were sentenced 10 the State Prison Ashley
to q term of three years at San Quentin on
the first conviction and two years upon
the second, and Turner to three wears in
I hn Dris
conviction and one year upon the second.
Each started upon the train at 1:30 this af-
ternoon, under official escort, for the
prisons assigned them.
A Boys Effort at Dentistry.
FRESNO, April 6th.-On Saturday boy
about 10 years old, residing on Willow
creek, was showing girl what an expert
he was with pistol, and while hoUriShing
it about it was discharged, and the ball
from it passed through his cheeks, knock
ing out three or four teeth in its passage.
State Board OF Dental Examiners
SAN FRAycIsco, April 6th.-The State
Board Of Dental Examiners, consisting of
four local dentists and T. w Biddle. of
J. w. Hoilinswell. of Los
Angeles; 5. s. Southworth of Sacramento,
met to-day. and fixed the second Tuesday IN
November for the annual meeting.
The Charges AGAINST General sutter.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6th.-At meeting
of the California Pioneers tonight, the
appointed to investigate the
charges made against the late John A. SUIT
ter by writer in the Sacramento Bee, re-
ported that said charges were instigated by |
malice, as had been shown by an investi- |
cation. and that they were the vaporings of |
a weak and senile old man, and should be |
treated with silent contempt.
Taken to Jail.
SAN Francisco, April Gth.-Sarah Althea |
Hill was taken to Jail this evening, after
dining at restaurant with Judge Terry
and a United States Marshal. In an inter
view with reporter she declared that she
would never give M the papers, but would
burn them first. She added that thev had
been sent out OF the State
One Year in the State Prison.
SAN JOSE, April Gth.-Wil Ills Bliss. the
grocery clerk who was arrested in his
former employers store last Friday morn
ing, pleaded guilty to charge OF burglary
to-day, and was sentenced to one wear in
The State Prison.
The Weather.