Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-15
Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. Il.


Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. II.
SAN FRAEcIsco, May 14th.-Th. rand
Lodge reconvened yesterday after at2
o'clock, and proceeded to the cons atom
OF the special order of the day-th of an
| appropriation for the services of an Assist
ant Grand Secretary. The resolution APP
propriating the necessary amount for that
oillce was carried by large majority.
The report of the Committee ON Appeals
was taken up and several important c.ecis-
ions made by the Grand Master and re-
ferred to the committee were sustained
This morning, on motion OF Grand Rep
resentatiye Randall of No. 10, resolution
favoring the continuance Of the office of
Assistant Grand Secretary, at an annual
salary of 81 800, was adopted.
On motion of Representative Cross of No.
%, resolution was adopted recommending
the Grand Representatives TO use their ef-
! forts to procure proper legislation for the
| accommodation of daughters of the Re-
belIah degree.
Representative E. r. TkreIkcld of 323,
! otfel ed an amendment to the Constitution
of the Grand Lodge, providing for the or
gamzation and government of the Board of
Trustees Of the Grand Lodge. Referred to
| the Committee on Legislation.
A resolution by Representative Wheeler
of75, providing for an appropriation from
subordinate lodges to pay the expense of
! Grand Representatives, was referred to the
Committee on the State OF the Order.
On motion of Representative Terrill of
| No. 123, further consideration of the Spe-
| cial Rebekah Degree Committee was re-
| terred TO the Committee on Legislation.
! Considerable miscellaneous business of
little interest, except to members of the
order, was also transacted.
| The Final Bout of the Championship
Wrestling Match.
SAN francisco, Nav 14th-It has been
| decided to hold the final bout of the un-
finished wrestling match for the coast
championship, between Matthews and
Christol, within ten DAYS. The exact time
and place has not yet been announced
An Elopement Sensation in Truckee-
Missing Man Found.
TRUCKRE. May 14th.-Our social world
was quite astonished yesterday morning on
learning of the elopement ard marriage of
Miss Belle Lambercht, of this place. to
| William A. Dolan Dolan has been paying
attention to the young lady for some time,
and the news of the eiopement was COM
plete surprise to her parents, who bitterly
J opposed the marriage. Miss LamberGht is
| a decided beauty, and has an excellent
reputation. Her parents are very comfort
ably situated. Mr.. Dolan has lived here
l some time, and has always merited the
respect of the people here.
Joseph Bowers, who was supposed to
| have been drowned, was found Yesterday.
He had wandered away while intoxicated.
Interesting Shooting HIatch.
Los ANGELES, May 14th.-rhere was
| very exciting shooting match at Agricult-
ural Park between Crittenden Robinson, of
San Francisco, and Martin Chick of this
city. for 81 coo side, 200 live birds, 80
! wards rise, American SpoTtsman's Associa-
| A hon r1.,r
The judges were Wood and Bushford the
referee, Senator r. f. Del Vale. Robinson
shot in superb FORM and his GOODNESS was
universally admired. His birds fell deader
than Chicks and he used much fewer see
onds. In his 33d shot he broke his gun
and long wait ensued. He missed bis Sd,
4th, 18Th, I9Jh, 2Gth, 28th 37th, 42d, 44th,
4Slh, Goth, SSth and 96th birds-getting sG
dead birds out of 100. Chick missed his
10th, 18th, 14,h, 18th, Goth, 2Sth sd, 33d,
42d, 10th, 18Th 49th, 50th, 55th, 695h, I'D,
18Th SSth, 9lst. 92d and Tooth, making 80
dead birds. He shot well. but needed
coaching Betting was light and even.
The Anti i-RiparIan Agitation.
LANCASTER, May 14th.-A large number
| OF citizens of Antelope valley assembled at
the Lancaster Hotel tonight and Organized
an Anti-Riparian Club. Ii. w Patton. of
Los Angeles, who is actively engaged in
organizing such clubs, staled the object of
the meeting. All present signed the pledge
! The following permanent officers were
elected President J. G. Wickersham;
| Nice-President, w. II. Storey Secretary,
J. W. Van Slyck; Treasurer, T. Deyeraux.
| The above officers, together with Colonel
| I. S. Harris and J. A. Thomas were elected
to attend the State Convention at San Fran
cisco on the 10Th. The people are rapidly
awakening to the importance of fighting
lrTt,n
| direction.
| Musical Band Contest
FRESNO, May 14th-In the band contest
| III this place yesterday, the Tuare City
Band was awarded the first prize, an ele-
CANT silver saxaphone for bands OF the sec
ond class, and the Selma band the second
prize silver comet for bands of the first
class. The Nisalia band received the first
prize, $l25 in cash, and the Turlock band
the second prize. $75 in cash. The contest
Was very interesting.
The Projected Railroads.
| Mission SAN MIGUEI, May 14th- Colonel
! c. f. Crocker and Chief Engineer Hood
| passed through here this morning, inspect
| ing the route between Santa Barbara and
Soledad. There is no information about
the selection of town site here.
The Mooklar Case.
SANTA BARBARA, May 14th.-In the case
of DR.. Mooklar, the jury was completed to-
day, and the examination of Swinford, the
I prosecutions witness, was finished. The
! jury was then ordered into the custody of
! the Sheriff No new facts were elicited,
except that the cross-examination by GEN
eral Kittrell developed important contra
| dictions to the testimony of the same wit
ness on the two previous trials Great
interest is manifested by the public.
Miner Found Murdered.
SHIHGLE SPRINGS, May 14th-E Cooley,
of Deer valley, niner, was found dead
this afternoon, with bullet hole in the
back Of his neck. L. II. Smith and wife
heard the shot, but it did not excite sus-
| picion. No clue as to who the murderer
was has yet been discovered.
Footrace at Salinas.
| SALINAS, May 14th.-The 150-yard foot
race was won by man calling himself
! Clark, but supposed to be Quirk, the Cana
| dian flyer. Time, 1:3 3-5.
| Eight Freight Cars Wrecked.
| NEEDLES, May 14th-An accident oc-
Cured to freight train near Kingman, A.
T., this afternoon, in which eight cars were
wrecked. The supposed cause was broken
wheel.
! OREGON.
Fish Dealer Drowned.
PORTLAND, May 14th. News reaches here
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