Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-30
ROYAL Arch 1Iasons.


CAILYORNIA.
Royal Arch luasons.
SAN FRANCISCO, Apri! 29th.-Thc session
of the Grand Chapter r. 4. NJ, closed this
afternoon with the installation services OF
the Chapter. Grand High Priest Edward
Coleman, OF Grass Valley, appointed the
Iohowihg olhcers- VINO were llistaiie,' '2'
phuS l9iup' san + ff'tisc,'co GI"I'u 80 80
uret' i. II; NaS"Iii NGNgud Wy Itnl's'
SaRtaiu "a 'i,S ii"s'; ~ ;., 1t',;e' - - ~
S5lIlilaS' -, Nlfuiu f'''Nai 3roH oaP'%'i'' N
Mason' NIiiTo D'"iu oIti'It'S,, us ., -
Mayer ,1t'' = IaI'e!>oo' U't'u , N"1' u :.
hoot' C1h Pl"!l0lsVo, haiIS vi tuU 80 @.ol.
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SAN Francisco April 29th;-Ihe hnlghts
Templar OF TINS state Will hold grand
Conclave III this city, commencing to,mor-
row, and lasting during May Zd. lhere
will he recePuon Il review colhi,et'uNe
drill, q grand oall ana pduque'' pvSl'''S
'nueh Seiiefa! BUSINESS WIZ IN, ~ ~ s',,'', 49,,
-. a'iloilS 'i'S "a, cl,,or,i a,Js,aa'
.''i; So NJ Ira;
y. - stoT Rr;gaS;cr-Cianerol Dio-
,,,,,,d =, and stofT and CoIoDpls Dickinson
Tobin and Smedberg, the National Guard
of California The various Commanderies
are doing all that is possible 10 make the
event a success, and the different halls
where the exercises are to be held are being
tastefullv decorated.
Grand Lodge, knights of Honor.
-. En,~c,sco AnriI oqtb The Grand
- T;-,I,t, oc IIo,,o,. fn, tho Gtoto of
E,I;f,,,l,., 7an,,onod in sixtb animal ses
or,i,,g nj 10 n'cIocL in Golden
S,o.l IN 49, hniIding III o,F,rrcIi
@ o~.o 60 - Dic4ator D9rnns calIn6 the
Si L., 70 o.Io, and otfo, r,rnIin,i,,orv
uI.tI '-oStV ~ So rt,,oi and nr5,.er b,- tLn
! iSnit'5 iSsi,''i' CIi,,in;, tha Grapd Tnd,n was
f'i'i'yt 80, en-, tho tro,fSoct;nn
pf i i,e3o~S i',,t' Conmittecs were annointed
~ "a +iia C;.o,d Dictotor road his annual
,,.t anu t''e a. aI|a ,bn renorts of tbe other
~ d! - @9 60 yaaI ond rofarred In 81 Com
i...ga oii.,.ol7 ~, n;e+-ii',,tinr
10 Snssio,, v.ore then tived
-, 70 tn19,I md from . IN !
"s ron ~ ~ W. ~ i''
ciocA l. NJ
"eherai Nici'o" eii
SAN FRANCISCO, April 29th.-At ) ociocR
this afternoon General Mcdowell was re
ported to be no better thah yesterday "1l'
sun III oil'IN"i S0i'NiiN''''
Hildebrandts fardon-hass "ee'ins IL
shasta county
ANDERSON, April 2oth.-A mass meeting
of the citizens of Shasta county was helC
to-day at Millville, pursuant to q publlshec
call signed by many citizens, tor the pur
pose of expressing the sentiments oi the
people of the county upon the pardon o
John Hildebrandt by Governor Stoneman
. Large delegations OF the most prominen
ding, Shasta and other localities. The
Millville brass band was III attendance, ant
the large nall was filled to oVcrliowing
The meeting was called to order by g. +
Roberts, Of Albertson III. +. Ross; OF Mill
; Vile, was elected President, and r. 7
: Primm, of Redding, Secretary. Hon. Ga.
) w. Taylor was called upon, and addresses
the meeting. Resolutions were adopted
: fully approving and indorsing the action
of the Governor, the honorable Board Q
State Prison Directors, and all officers an
: citizens who aided Ill the prosecution oi y
= T. and Thomas Cipson, the muderers G
;; John Schroeder, and in procuring the par
= don of Hildebrandt. Three cheers Wcr
: given for the Governor, Board OF Director
:, and Hon. Clay W. Taylor. This case ha
(! attracted much attention heretoior
/ throughout northern California.
: Guilty as Charged.
:, VEy,D, April 29th.-After being OF
y nearly four hours, the jury in the case
/ il. Z. Ragon, tried Tor assault to comm
murder, rendered verdict last night, nht
\ ing the defendant guilty rs charged in Il
fs information. Ragon shot and wounded
y muiattO named Underwood, near tn
place, on the ID of last March. The cv
dence showed that the assault was unpr'
volled.
Driven to suicide by worry.
SALINAS, April 29ih.-lntormation W;
broght here to-day by SPECIAL courier th'
Edward J.. LogWooq, living on pr
emPtoh clam aDoCt loI'S liiNt we; ii',les s''''
OF mere, III tIe '9aiit" 10 r.,
mountains nad 5Iot htiiiSeii AN" 1''.. d uoU.'
was W'i'eS.' -
caluc II Oh ''' - I,'L, -, ra
tfant wErry abaul his land being in litig
tion G,r some fine with the $. p, r. II. {
-, Tho cosl * now ON apneaI before the Seer
n. torv Of the Interior. lie has beaten Il
he CotHpau,- twice in the lower Courts I
ed was sober, industrious citizen, about
NO years of age. He leaves wife and "
cf daughters, aged II and Il respectively. /
NJ has four brothers, all farmers, III th
u vicinity. he was amember OF the Mason
n Lodge of tins place, who Will bury III
ny with the ccfemohlal o! tie NtueI'
Pleaded Guilty 20 Battery.
PETALUMA, April Eth. - Inc case
jse Iho4aS Mtla,' ,,l" inor iGl S',r VnrsUat %154
oGa9ly Meds3ld U.i 0i-ion o4,o,,,,,.;I, :" l,
a., Wniie sStt oili'ir ~ soioon ,aef Sotnrd
ulst,li o''ilGe l., fr hoor,,ir bofore !,
lloTAiiE; callie W lui 0,5 boar;n,, ~
tlce balu"in IN ACG'Ti Aai O'S. cor,rIaint co
lGiIg Of Of bate,, te was He'd 10 which de(e
ant pieaoeU 5uitS ,'i,'t tio "9 iaiI y
tenced TO slHtF o''SS III 'iie county jan d
- Il llne OF sou
Jury impaneled-
BR1pGEPoRT (Mono county,, April 18th
raj | - h., boor i,n,,onaIad in Tho casc
ION - JHiH - III Jt-;Il:,-, ft,I1oI,o,,
Of HeOrEc Lee, wiz 9I4o' "Aii4'''ii >''ii''iiN'i
Nv | Lundy last October.
,us g. 11 ALL ootI, Mo f,o ,,,
ion sion OF /. beflngcf, snort elstahce an
IGN St' heleild' was Soilc"H"e AJu4eu Wy