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Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-03
COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
The Great FAIR to be Arranged In Twelve
Divisions.

Give stock. 80.
D-Mines and Metallurgy.
E-Machinery.
F-Electricity and electrical appli-
ances.
G-Manufactures and other elabor-
tive industries.
H-The fine arts-pictorial, plastic
and decorative.
I-Science. History, literature and
social relations.
K-Marine and fisheries.
1.-The house and its accessories
costumes and personal equipment.
M-Isolated, collective and mono
graphic exhibits, not otherwise classi-
fed.
Professor Goode having thoroughly ex-
amined the so-called De Young classif-
cation, said before the committee today
that he approved most of it, and thought
that dividing the agricultural depart
ment into three great departments, in
stead Of one, as he placed it, was de-
cided improvement. He suggested sew
eral material changes. The committee
will also hear other experts before clos
ing their work.
1t is given out officially that President
Palmer, of the worlds fair commission,
will not accept the salary of $4,000 per
year voted him, but will content him
self with his $6 per diem as voted for
members of the commission, and will
accept this only when in the actual dis
charge of his duties.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-03

VIENNA, Oct. 2.-Elections for mem
bers of the lower Austrian Diet were
held today. The Anti-Semitics COM
bined with the Oiericais and captured
five seats in Vienna.
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An old Statesmen Dead.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Ex-Governo
Philip Francis Thomas, Of Maryland,
who was secretary Of the treasury under
President Buchanan, died tonight, aged
so years.
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New YoRK, Oct. 2.-J. G. O'Connor,
ir., today presented a petition signed
by Albert M. Speir. jr., one ofthe execu-
TORS OF Robert Ray Hamiiton's will, fol-
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The shearers, strike or.

SYDNEY, N. S. w., Oct. 2.-The labor
congress has declared the shearers'
strike off and ordered the men to resume
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Sam Patch's Imitator.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Oct. IA sensa-
tional feature of the cotton centennial
celebration, today, not on the pro
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Germans Massacred in Africa.

Germans Massacred In Africa.
ZANZIBAR, Oct. 2.-Particulars of the
massacre of Germans by natives of Vitu
have Just been received. Four men
were Killed outside of the gate of Vitu,
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CO. Cal. Oct. 2.-Colonel Mark

CHICO, OdI., OCC. z.-COIUHeI uHd1K-
! ham held reception here today. In
the evening he addressed q large audi
ence at Armory hall.
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Knights of Honor.

c. Fl. NJ. Curry, e. r. and S. r., left for the
East last Tuesday evening TO attend The annual
Detroit, Mich, next Tuesday. Thomas d. Rior
dan, L. q. D. and 5. f., departed on the same
mission last Thursday evening.
W. Thomson, ID. ID. q. D., accompanied by
visited Polar Star Lodge, No 3027, on Friday
evening, the I'd inst. At The request of Polar
Star Lodge the officers of Liberty Lodge con-
ferred he degree on a candidate. The work was
given without the use OF The ritual, Frank Law
renee, D., performing his part of the ceremony
IN an exceptionally cgeditable manner.
The Seventeenth Anniversary Celebration
Committee was organized last Saturday evening.
w. j. Thomson was elected President; j. L.
Brown, Secretary; and Z. L. Archibald, Treas
uTer. The next meeting OF the committee will
be held next Saturday evening.
Last Tuesday evening Liberty Lodge, No
1896, was SURPRISED by visit II ON 2. L. Aren't
bald, julius Meyer, d. d. G. DPS, f. William
Zehfuss,~W. IL. Wood z. D. and delegations
candidates were Initiated. Under the head OF
=" Good OF the Order" a very entertaining I'M
promptu programme was rendered, consisting of
songs, fecliatlohs and speeches. Alter the lodge
adjourned, all repaired 10 ueighboring restalI-
rant and paltook of an excellent collation. that
had been prepared While the lodge was in ses-
sion.
On last Wednesday evening F. E. Sutherland,
G. D., j. w. Rourke, G. T., and T. A. Farless, p.
&. D., paid America Lodge, No. 1929, an Off
cial visit. Tie lodge was well attended. A can
dldate was Initiated, and excellent addresses
were made by the visitors.
b. +. Nelson, SnDTeme Reporter. announces
the following gain of membership in the juris-
lotions named for the week ending Sd inst
Alabama 6, Arkansas Is, California 2 Connecti-
cut l, Colorado /, Florida o. Georgia 2, Illinois
13, Indiana 3. Kentucky ID, Louisiana 16, Mary
sippl 81, Missouri 8, Nevada L, New Jersey 81.
New YORK "a, North Carolina 4. OHIO 10. Penn
sylvania IL, Rhode Island 3, South Carolina 8,
tennessee 8. Texas DC, Vermont 2, Wisconsin
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Legion of the West.

The entertainment and open meeting OF Friend
ship Lodge No. 1S. last Monday evening was
decided success IN all respects. Stirring remarks
were made by Elias ROedecker and Louis G.
HneI, ID. ID. O. C.'s Refreshments were served
out In abundance and a good deal OF enthusiasm
prevailed generally. The entertainment wound
up with social dance.
District No. 6, composed OF MZpah Lodge, No
!, Unity Lodge, No. &c. Friendship Lodge No.
Is, Greenan Lodge, No. 81, and Golden West
Lodge, No. 26, Will hold union meeting at The
hall OF the latter lodge In Pyihian Castle, next
Tuesday evening. An excellent time is antici.
pated.
The home reception" given by Jewel Lodge
No. II, last Wednesday was unusually well at
tended. An enjoyable evening was passed By ali
concerned.
Noe Valley Lodge, No. "a, received an official
visit from Louis Q. knel ID. d. q. O., .lasJ Friday
evening Visiting companions from other lodges
were present. Remarks Of an Interesting char
acter were made by the Deputy. MIR. Snyder, c.,
OF Starr King Lodge, No. 10, and others. A dele
CATION OF Grand Lodge officers will visit this
lodge, Friday evening, 30th inst.
The membership of Zenobia Lodge, No 10,
feel happy over the payment OF the coupons OF
Tour companions OF the lodge, which fell Que this
week.
William &. Flint, G. c.. has been seriously In
disposed Tor the past few days, but is now re-
ported cOnyaescenI.
Alta Lodge, No. IA, has fine programme ar.
ranged for Its open meeting next Monday.
Washington Lodge, No. 20, is stirring I'D and
adding TO Its membership.
L. ID. Feusier, g. s., reports an increase of
seventy five members for the month of April
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United Endowment Associatez

San Francisco Lodge, No. 2, had six limitations
at It's last meeting ana filed six new applications.
Silver State Lodge, No. II, OF Nevada, had
four limitations at its last meeting.
Germania Lodge, No. 20, held an interesting
paIty on Saturday evening last In Its hall on
OFarrell street.
Napa Lodge, No. /, had an initiation at Its last
meeting.
Grand Division No. Comprising San Francis
co Lodge, No. 2, Henrietta, No. TO- U. s. Grant
No; II, Fidelity. No, 10, Friendship. No. II,
Golden West, No. %, Crown, No. 81, aud
Eclipse, No. So will hold its first reunion at
Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening" 2Sth
inst. This will be the first Grand Division re-
union during the administration of NJ. Cooney, G.
T. he committee having the arrangements In
hand are putting forth every effort TO make it
success. There VIII be n very select literary
prog ANNE the whole TO conclude with ball.
The e. q. VIII present eight coupons TO Asso-
ciates, to whom they have matured.
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Key City Lodge, No. 80, was instituted at
Port Townsend, Wash, on the 29th ult., by
Charles Williams, d. d. &. p with forty charter
members. Mir. Williams Is now ON his way 10
Victoria, b. Co in response TO an application for
charter, which has been made 10 the Grand
Lodge of this State.
A charter has been granted for another lodge
IN Los Angeles to be known as George Washing
ton, No. 309, which will be Instituted next week.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge will visit
BurDaby Lodge, No. 1914, this evening for the
purpose OF exemplifylng the secret work OF the
new ritual.
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1. o. o. F.

California Lodge, No. 1, had wel-attended
meeting on Monday evening last, when an initia-
ton occurred
Canton Oakland, No. IL, Patrlarchs Militant.
Will have public installation OF officers ana en-
tertainment and social next Wednesday evening.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123 at its regular meeting
last evening conferred the degree OF Brotherly
Love on candidates.
The Club will meet this evening at o'clock in
Prospect Hall, when important business will be
transacted. A choice programme of exercises
will also be presented.
The Grand Lodge of this State VIII convene In
thirty eighth annual communication next Tues
= day morning, at 10 O'clock, in tie public hail.
The union meeting of District l, j. II. Simp-
son, ID. ID. e. NJ, held last evening with san
Francisco Lodge, No. 3, was very enjoyable
and successful affair.
E. II. Black, Brigadier- General commanding
The Patriarchs Militant, Department OF CalfOr-
MIA, has issued an order calling military coun-
Gil composed OF all officers and chevallers TO
meet In Assembly Hall next Tuesday evening at
o'clock, for the transaction OF important bust
ness
w II. Smith, p. G. r. editor of the Odd Eel.
lows Register of Portland, Me-, and the senior
member OF tile firm OF Smith & SaIe publishers
died al Portland, Me, on Monday, April 2lst
last. MIR. Smith waB most active Odd Fellow
true man and as an editor one OF great learn
ing. His demise is a great loss, not only 10 the
order but 10 countless friends, who knew him as
one ever faithful and sincere III all his walks of
lie.
A lodge in Chicago has passed a resolution i'm
posing fine Oh any Of1iceT who does not deliver
bis charge from memory.
II is an error 10 say that the order was iDstl.
tuted at Baltimore. Nd, In 1919 A lodge was
formed in New York City in 1906 and was
known as Shakespeare Lodge. 1t was composed
mainly OF gentlemen OF the theatrical profession.
IT, was self-consttuted lodge, the same as
Washington, No. 1, Baltimore. New York
should lave the honor OF being the first to pro-
mitigate those fraternal ties and benehcent prn-
clpies which have made Odd Fellowship stand In
tbe front rank OF all humanitarian societies.
Albany Argus.
Lodges which have members lying In the silent
cities OF dead should not omit at this flower
season 10 remember the absent ones-by having
grave-decoration day. The beautiful Ceremony
provided by the Grand Lodge for that purpose
may be obtained from the Grand Secretary
What more appropriate or aiIectionate tribute
can be shown 10 a departed brother or friend
than for his lodge. at least once year, to visit
the quiet graveyard and place on the mound be-
meath which the loved remains are quietly rest
Ing floral tribute? None! 1t is Kind OF mel
ancholy satisfaction to feel assured that when
we leave this active stage and join the great ma
9orlty "our grave Will be kept green"-not
only the sod Which covers II, but green in the
memory OF those with whom the departed one
labored In our great cause of humanity.-The
Dominion Odd Fellow.
Improved Order of Red Men.
On Monday evening Samoset Tribe, No. 20,
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Park Lane Tract.

The Park Lane Tract and Seventeenth
Street Improvement Club held a meeting
last evening on Corbett avenue. for the
purpose of adopting or rejecting proposed
grade on Seventeenth street, from Douglas
street to Park Lane. 1t was voted to adopt
the Proposed grade. aud on motion of j.
Whitaker, committee of V. Stevens,
Charles Adams and p J. Sullivan were ap-
pointed to lay before the Board of Super
visors at its meeting on Monday evening
the plans for the proposed extension.
Merritt, b. Joast and V. Stevens, was also
appointed to petition the board for street
lights in the vicinity of Park Lane and
Hllnrhetf hand -
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Second Brigade Orders.

Orders issued yesterday from brigade
headquarters permit that the first days tar
get practice may take place on any day not
later than June 30th, which may be des-
lgnated by each regimental or unattached
company commander. notice of which must
be Immediately forwarded to Headquarters.
An election for Second Lieutenant of Bat
terry T OF the Second Artillery has been or
dered for the goth inst, vice Young, re-
signed. Major Hammond, E. o., will pre-
oil
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Ancient Order United workmen.

Minerva Degree Of Honor Lodge. No. 33, was
instituted at Alameda last Wednesday even ing
with thirty three charter members.
Detroit Lodge, No. 6, OF Michigan, Initiated
213 members at one time, Friday evening, April
18th. This Is believed to be the largest humber
lodge OF any society in the world.
The jurisdictions OF The Dakotas has in re-
Spouse 10 he appeal for aid circular for the pur-
chase OF seed, received the following amounts
rom the jurisdictions named up To and lnclud-
Ing the 18th ull.: Ontario, 1887; Oregon and
and Arkansas, 1882 so; Nevada, S275 SO;
Georgia, S31 40; Iowa, S155 60; Kentucky
SAB 80; Indiana, Sl6S 80; ONO, $50 %; Penn
syiyauia, S5GS 10; Michigan. S1042 81 Kansas,
Sl4 35i Tennessee. S33 20; Wisconsin,
S241 80; Illinois, 1865 So; New York SOL "a;
Massachusetts, 1929 90; Dakotas, S2o9 10.
Total, S7271 IL. From this amount the sum OF
S12O9 40 has been disbuTsed among thirty sub
ordinate lodges in the jurisdiction and S5 mem
bers have been helped by the donation of seed
wheat, oats and barley.
A case which Is probably one OF the most i'm
portant that has yet arisen in connection with
The payment of beneficiary certificates has lust
been decided in Philadelphia. Joseph L. Arthars
Joined the order February %, 1879, as a charter
member OF Reliance Lodge, and designated his
mother, Mary Arthars, as his beneficiary. On
The I'd OF October, 1886, Arthars married, but
made no change in his certificate. In September
1887, his mother died, and on ApTil 16, 1899
Arthars also died, leaving his certificate as
originally issued. Immediately after his death
an administrator was raised upon his mothers
estate by his two married sisters, who claimed
the $1,000 due by the A. o. U. w, as heirs of
Mary Arthars. The widow filed claim in her
own behalf as the only legal heir to the $4,000.
Judge Arnold IN his decision holds that The
mothers Interest IN the beneficiary ceased at her
death, and directed judgment for the widow for
The fuil
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Masonic.
OF the new temple to be

The cornerstone OF the new temple to be
erected in the town OF Alameda Will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies on Tuesday, June
LsOth The site OF the building is on the corner
Of Park street and Alameda avenue, and The
temple when completed, irrespective OF furnish.
Ing, 1t Is es timated will cost S31 $50.
Golden Gate Chapter NJ. 1, Will give party
at ODD Fellows Hall on Tuesday, the goth inst
ganlzation of the order of the Eastern Star on
this Coast Tickets ara not for sale, and can only
be obtained by members subscribing for their
friends. 1t Is evident that this enteIprsing
chapter still holds in fond remembrance the
days of aud lang syne," for they have instructed
the committee In charge to send an invitation to
all eX-membeTs whose address can be ascer-
tanned; therefore social gathering OF the
clan Is anticipated which will surpass even
the excellent record already established by the
pioneer chapter OF the order.
Hudson Lod ge, No. z. OF Hudson, N. " owns
sword hav Ing The following inscription: This
sword was presented by the Empress of Russia,
in 1902, to Captain Judah Paddock, for reliev-
ing Russian man-of-war when in distress, a
memento OF honor. and by him 10 Hudson Lodge,
no. Z, in 1903 or 1910 as token of his high re-
gard for Masonry" The blade Is marked "Yiyat
Catharina."
The degree Of knight of the Temple (Chevalier
du Temple IS degree common TO all the sys-
tens OF Masonry, founded on the Temple doe
Irine. /. 1t is synonym OF knight 1empar. 2.
Tie eighth degree OF the Rite OF the Philalethes.
3. Tie siXty-nlnih degree of The collection of the
degree OF the Clerks Of Strict Observance. 5.
The ninth degree Of the Rite Of the East, accord
ing 10 the nomenclature OF Fustier. g. The
thlrty-slxth degree OF the Rite OF MaZralm.
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Champions of the Red Cross.

This city met In the hall OF Eureka Encampmenf,
NO IA, on Thursday evening. They initiated
Two new members and tile whole work was con-
ferred upon them. after which refreshments
were served to the visitors by the ladies' of that
encampment. All present expressed themselves
very much pleased with tile evenings entertain
ment. j. L. Harris of San Jose, q. s., and j. Il.
Morey and w. A. Bushnell, Z. &. C.'s, were
among those present
Golden Gate Encampment No. &c. has three
applications for next Wednesday evening.
Banner Encampment, No. IS, Is initiating new
members at every meeting.
Orion Encampment No. II, will give an enter.
tainment In Jew weeks.
San Jose EncampmeDt No. IL, is reported by
the u. 5. to be rapidly increasing In membership
Addie F. Small, G. o., was In Stockton this
week obtaining Charter list for a new encamp.
ment TO be started there soon.
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CoNRoY's RETIREMENT.-Judge Finn yester-
day sent Thomas Conroy to the House OF Cor
rection for three years, for having robbed G.
Mlckstrom OF silver watch aud scarf-pn in
February last.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
A Sword With n Record Now in
Use in a Masonic Lodge.
Suggestion of Grave-Decoration Day for the
l. %. o. Fan Important Legal Decision
Relative TO the A. o. u W.

lin order to secure insertion all matter In
tended for this column should be handed in no
later than Thursday night of each week, and
should he addressed TO The /" Fraternal Editor"
All communications must bear The name and ad-
dress OF the sender If not, The matter Will not
be published.l
OfficiaI Assessment Table.
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Templar Grove, No 49, installed Its officers on
Monday evening and received three appIiea-
tons for membership.
j.. w. Maher d. d. 6. A. installed tile officers
OF Laurel Grove, No. II. on Thursday evening.
Z. Antonielli. }. I. A, and j. Sambuck, T., were
each presented with handsome testimonials In
the shape OF Druidlc watch charms.
Hesperian Grove, No. Is, held Its public In
stallalion OF officers last Tuesday evening at
audience. The officers were installed by James
N: George W. LOWE, P. n. G. A., delivefed an
interesting address on the origin of Druidism
after which dancing followed.
On Saturday evening Z. L. Wagner, n. G. A
accompanied by George H. Bahrs, ID. q. A. J. J.
and l.. q. WeIsbaar, p. A. OF Mayfield Grove, No
45, paid an official visit to Pebble Beach Grove,
NO 63, Peseadero, and Installed its officers.
Mount Iamalpais Grove, No. S. San Rafael,
was visited officially on Tuesday evening by L.
l.. Wagner, n. q. A; George II. Bahrs, d. G. A;
i H. Knarston, 6; s.; L: G. schord, $. R., and
AZ, was also present In body on fralerual
visit. The officers of the grove were Installed
banquet nall, where all The visiting members
were royalty entertained An address of well
come was delivered by +. NJ Angellotti, P. A;
A.; J. ID. Lawtop, Z. A, and Thomas H. Estey
z. A. Of Nicaslo Grove, No. AZ.
On Friday evening the officers OF Norma
Grove, No. ., were installed by j. w. Maher, ID.
u. u. A. After The Installation OF officers L. l..
wagner, n. q. A, In a few well-timed remarks
on behalf OF Philip Rohrbacher. p N. G. A, pre-
sentea HeuTy Slen 7. a., with an elegant
Druldic pin for his services IN building up Norma
Grove during The past year. Mr.. Stem responded
IN appropriate terms. Il. j. Preston, who
has served tie grove for thirteen SUCCESSIVE
terms as Secretary, was then presented with
beautiful silver set George ii. BahIs, ID. &. A,
thep presented Mr.. Stein with set OF eDgrossed
resolutions, artistically framed as token of es-
TEEN from The grove banquet In Social Hall
followed.
James +. Mariinoni, G. M, being specially
depuiiZed by the n. q. A, visited Sonoma GROVE
No. 70, last Saturday evening and installed its
officers. He also Initiated seven candidates.
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SEEKING HIS LIBERTY.-T. G. Howe. who Is
confined In the Home fer InebrIates has petl-
TONED the Superior Court for writ OF habeas
corpus as means OF regaining his liberty.
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INDEMNITY SoCIETY.-The California Mutual
Indemnity Society has filed articles OF incorpo-
ration. Dlrectors-James McCaw, j. H. Boyd
w: s. Baidwell, +. A. Forsyth and X. H. Rich
aids.
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AUCTION SALES.
A. W. FURST, AUGTlDNEER.
Office, 100 Suffer Street.
THIS DAY,

Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT May 10, 1890,
AT IL O'Clock A M. on the premises,
1419 Folsom ST.. bet. Tenth and Eleventh
BY order of PORTER, AMES q CO.,
will sell the contents OF
FRENCH LIQUOR STORE,
Comprising 16-foot Walnut-top Counter and Shelv-
ing: French Plate Mirror; Eight-day Clock; Fancy
Racks; Glassware; also large stock of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars; Tables; Chairs: Bedroom
Furniture; Bedding; Blankets; also 70 Assorted
Barrels. Terms-CAsH.
1t A. W. FURsT, Auctioneer
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NO ASSESSMENTS.

There VIII be no assessments for May in the
Champions OF the Red Cross. To the present
writing none will be levied 10 the Young Ladies'
Institute, Order OF the Beacon Light and the Or
der Of the Golden Shore.
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For TEN YEARs.-Jew Quan was sent to San
Quentin for ten years yesterday by Judge Finn,
for having robbed Qul Far of two gold bracelets
on February 9th.
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BERTELTNG has the only reliable methods to
lit defective sight. 427 Kearny street
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III EW STYLES

Vallejo, was visited by the great chiefs There
was very large gathering of the members OF
the tribe TO receive the visitors. paeface was
adopted IN very creditable manner, ana then a
literary entertainment and dance was given,
concluding with a banquet. The visiting broth
ers were: George Ii. Buck, &. s.; William NJ.
Belts, z. e.. s.; J. o: Scott G. s.; j. j. Bryan,
+ s No. 4; J; E Hadley, ". 7. Tlerney. J. r.
j. Boyle of No. 81. The tribe at Vallejo Is in
most fouIishDg condition, and the brothers who
were there on Monday evening are loud In their
praise of the kind recepton they met with from
the members OF SamOset Tribe. No. %. J. q.
Smith, P. 6. s, aud NJ; G. Winchell. d. ID. G. s.,
were untemiIting in their endeavoTs to cOnduce
10 the pleasure of the visitors.
On Tuesday evening Tecumseh Tribe, No. CO,
Oakland, adopted four palefaees. The tribe was
assisted IN he work by William NJ. Belts, P. u.
s., j. o. Scott, Il. s., Paoo Salisbury aud G. j.
Boyle OF No. 81. c. L. Tilton was raised up as
S, and G. T. Scadden as S. s. Next Tuesday
No. 90 Will have three adOptions.
Seminole Tribe, No "a, conferred the Hunters
degree upon two initiates on Wednesday even
Ing. Next council night the Warriors degree
viii be conferred.
On Wednesday evening, Manzanta Tribe, No.
4, was visited by James Boyes, ID. d. q. s., and
G. II. Tllton and g. E. Scadden OF Tecumsch
Tribe, No. 62, Oakland. The council was very
largely attended.
Next Wednesday evening the great chiefs and
number oil brothers from the city tribes Will
make an official visit to 0tonkah Tribe, No. 90,
Napa City.
The council OF Tahoe Chieftain League, No g.
on Saturday evening last, was very large one.
- al OpSh ihONtihEf anu licuiDClS plcScHL
were from all the city tribes and those OF Oak
land and Alameda. After interesting remarks
from several OF those IN attendance a bOunliful
collation. was pariaken OF by ALL
Adam Smith, p. &. l., is again able to be out
having recovered from his recent illness. He is
always a welcome visitor at the councils of the
tribes
Through the kindness OF John F. Thomas r
q. s., the proceedings of the Great Council OF
Maryland have been received. The reports
snow that there are 3O71 members In the State,
divided among fifty tribes Five new tribes were
instituted during the year. The receipts from
all sources were S20,747 AZ; amount dispersed
for relief S14 29I SO.