The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-03

The representative of Butte City Lodge,
No. 206, was admitted by resolution.
The Committee on Appeals and Griev-
ances presented their report, which was
acted upon seriatim with the following re-
suits:
In the matter of Hermann Bald VS.. Memorial
Lodge No. ia, the report Of lie committee dis
missing the appeal was sustained. In the matter
Of James Irving VS.. Unity Lodge, No. 27, the
majority report sustaining the lodge and dis
missing the appeal was eOncurred In. In the case
OF kermode VS.. Yerba Buena Lodge. No. IA, the
action OF the respondent was affirmed and the
appeal dismissed, lu the matter of John NJ
Barichevich vs.. Harmony Lodge, No. g. the re-
port OF the committee recommending the dis
mlssal Oh the appeal was approved.
The further consideration of the report
was laid over until the afternoon session.
The Grand Master Workman appointed
A. 0. Carpenter of Ukiah Lodge. No. 33,
Ukiah, and A. b. CarOck of Fort Jone3
Lodge. No. ITS. Fort Jones, respectively. on
the Committees of Amendments and Reso-
lutions, to NIL vacancies caused by absence.
AT the afternoon session the Committee
on Appeals and Grievances resumed the
reading OF their report, and after a lengthy
discussion the majority report in the case of
q. t. Alexander VS.. Yosemite Lodge. No.
III, recommending the dismissal of the ap-
peal upon the ground of insufficiency of
notice Of appeal, as well as upon that of
failure OF merit upon the record, was con-
Cured in.
The Grand Master Workman announced
the appointment of the following special
committee to nominate corporate Directors
to serve for the ensuing year: Harry j.
Lask Of Valley Lodge, No, 80, San Fran
eiscoi Frank S. Poland. ID. G. NJ. W; j. j.
Wonderly Of Ell Dorado Lodge, No. 1l8,
Placeryille; d. E, Carl of Mount Diablo
Lodge, No 81; Samuel Duke of Marysyille
Lodge. No. 3S, Marysvllle.
The special order-that of the election of
ntfIParc fn Sarxro fnr In
being called, the Grand Master Workman
appointed G. G. Terrill of Valley Lodge,
No. 30, and Sam Booth of Excelsior Lodge,
No.. l26, as teileFs. The election was pro-
ceeded with, and resulted as follows:
Frederick Adams OF Higuera Lodge No 1884,
San Luis Obispo, Grand Master Workman; Will
lam Z. Flint of Burns Lodge, No. 6S, San Fran
cisco, Grand Foreman; Eugene N. Deuprey Of
Overseer; David S. Hirsh5erg of Oak-leaf Lodge,
No. 30, Oakland, Grand Recorders; Charles H.
Halle OF Alameda Lodge, No. 8, Alameda Grand
Receiver (reelected).
A recess was then taken until half-past z
O'Clock in tho evening.
At the evening session the election of
officers was continued, resulting in the cleo
tlOn of the following:
Frank Ey OF Anaheim Lodge, NO S5 Ana
helm, Grand Guide; T. w. Wells OF Sonora
Lodge, No. l97. Sonora, Grand Inslde Watch
man; J. B. Wyatt of Enterprise Lodge, No IL
Love1oy OF Visaia Lodge, No. 70, Visalia, Grand
Trustee for three years; Frederick Adams, G.
N. W, David 5. Hirschberg, G. r., W. W.
Prugh of Stockton Lodge, No. %, Stockto6, E.
L. Crawford OF Georgetown Lodge, No. 121,
Georgetown, A. q. Lyle of Valley Lodge, No. 80,
San Francisco. J. +. Carothers of Occidental
Lodge, No. 6. Oakland. c. f. Curry of Yerba
Bueua Lodge, No. ii, San Francisco j. E. Nc.
Comas OF Pomona Lodge No. 225, Pomona
William +. Lehman Of Unity Lodge, No. 81, san
Francisco, C. Briud of Magnolia Lodge, No Al,
San FRANCISCO. C. S. Hoffman of Memorial Lodge
No. ia, san francisco, Corporate Directors; j.
n. Young, 7. 9. NJ. W., A. c. Bane, r. &. NJ. W.,
and William Ii. Barnes, Z. e. NJ. W., Supreme
Lodge Representatives.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned until
10 o'clock this morning