The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-12
LEGION OF THE WEST.
Sixth Annual Session of the
Grand Lodge.
New Lodges Instituted During the Year
Statements of Receipts and Disburse-
msnts-oficers and Delegates

The Grand Lodge of the Legion Of the West
Will convene in sixth annual session this mora
Ing at 10 O'clock in DTuids' Hall.
From the advance report OF +. ID. FeuSier,
Grand Secretary, the following statistical in
formation is taken: Since The last annual SEES
SION ive new lodges all i'll this city, have been
Instituted, as follows: Live Oak, No. 80 De-
eember 4, 1889; Social, No. 81. March 3, 1890;
henrietta, No. 80, June 10, 1890; Triumph, No.
50, July "a, 1880, and seal Rock, No. 80, Au-
gust 2, 1890
AT dale OF June 80, 1889, there we're 24O7
members In good standing. Duilng the year
AS have been Initiated, p admitted by card
and Sc reiustaJed, total Of 2939. The losses
have been 43 by withdrawal, 246 by suspension
and "a by death, a Total loss Of 1913, leaving the
DIl mber$hip at date Of June so, 1890, at 2677,
Il net gain for lhe year OF 27O.
AT dale of July 81. 1889. the number of GER
tihcales in force was $3.50; applied for during
tie term, 65G; a Total OF 3246; less rejected by
the Grand Medical Examiner 20; died. 81, and
annulied, 254; total loss Of 295, or 295I GER
uheates now in force, segregated as follows:
Special benefit first series, 23u9i second series,
$50. There are 172 members holding more than
one certificate. OF the beneficiary certificates,
l9aIe III Class !, 20 In Glass and III Class b
d decrease OF SO for the year.
OF tie special benefit certificates, 2l67 were In
force at last report; number applied Tor during
term. 326; total Of 2493; rejected 10y Grand
~; loss OF 1884, leaving the number now III
force OF first series at 25u9. In The second Sc
lies $50 were in force, and 1924 granted during
the year, a Total Of csc; less 20 annuled leaving
500 now IN force; a total OF 2S9S LOW III ioIce III
bUth series, a net increase OF 333.
The sum OF S9O5l o6 was paid 10 benefieiartes
IN the deaths oil the p members during the year.
. Eleven assessment calls were made during the
year, iOr which the sum OF SlUl, $50 80 was re-
ceyed, which, together with amount Que irOm
beneficiary members of $3.50 20, makes u total
Of SlU1 500 50 received 10 that fund. OF this
amount S5u95 9S WAS appOTilOned to the gen-
eial fund; S243 o3 10 tile beneficiary, and S96,-
6Sl GA 10 lie special benefit fund lie sum Of
S35O3 90 was also received from lodges other
than assessments. On the general fund tie sum
Of SSl96 81 was drawn Tor current expenses,
1851 90 On the beneficiary fund, and $4,000 TO
pay special benefit claims.
During lie term 80 coupons have matured
and have b-en paid, amounting 10 sos, 5S3 33.
less S553 20 deducted for assessments and
SlU5S 80 Tor discount IN advance at The rate OF
~ per cent per month, leaving net payment al
sol 81 %.
Tie SUN OF S3243 81 has also been received
from savings banks Oh account nt interest Tor
money on deposit 10 the credit OF The special
Denehl fund.
The following are the balances on hand in the
funds named: Beneficiary So 40; special ben
ell, SSS,2OS "a. and general, S24oo 5Oi grand
total OF SI6U, 549 50.
The session viii probably last three days, aud
On tomorrow Tie election OF grand officers Tor
Tie ensuing year VIII lake place
Tie following are the grand officers, standing
committees ana representatives and alteInates
10 Ills session.
OFFICERS.
Mm Smith, acting Past Grand Commander, San
Francisco; lldm {. Flint, Grand Commander,
San FIaucIsco; John Greenwich Vice Grand
Commander, san Francisco; L. d. Feusier
Grand Secretary, San FranciScdi George w.
Dixon, Grand Treasurer, san FTanciscoi Mrs.
Frances j. Williams Grand Chaplain, san Fran
CISCO; Mrs. Josephine SAipley, Grand Marshal,
HealdSbuigi Mrs. Laura L. IoOln, Grand
NaIdeur san Francseoi f. ". Bake Grand
Guard. GIlIUyi James \. Freeman, Grand Sen
ny, san Francisco. Grand ITustees-GeOrge /.
SHAW OF san Francisco, William b. QUITS Ot
Oakland, Nathaniel King Of PeIalumai d. Mac
lean, MD, Grand Medical Examiner, san Fran
cisco.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
. On Finance-Samuel Disbecker Of Templar,
No ,; marshal l.. Culver OF Starr King, No. 10;
William 1backeray Of Jewel, No. y.
On LeglslatiUu-NathanIel w. Cola OF Mission
Star, No. 20; C. ., Burton OF hlsmel No. 25i
c. W. Neyin of Washington, No. 23i V. ID. Bran
dOu OF Alta, No. Ii ID. a. Gale, Md, Of Cali
On Appeals and Grievances-Charles J. King
OF Alta, No. Ia MIS-. VI, &, McDuuald OF Enter
prise, No. p; b. {. Bell Of Friendship, No. Is.
On Laws OF Suboi dluates-James a. Dyer OF
Warwick, No. 81 j. d. Thompson Of Noe Val
ley, No "a.
REPRESENTATIVES, AND ALTERNATEs.
Eiizpah Lodge, No. l, san Faucisco-El las
Rgdecker, Rep; Bessie Mafder, All
TeinplaI Lodge, No ?, San FIanclseo-E. NJ.
Reading, W. S. Brown, GusraVe f. POhlman, Al
Rollins Reps; F. C. Hansen. Samuel DisbecAer
j. G. Mcguire, William II. Kelleher, Ais.
L Evans, Rep; NJ. j. Sexton, Alt
Golden star Lodge, NJ 4, HealdSbuTg-J. H.
Cur,lss, Rep; Julius NJ. Alexander, AIT.
TrUpic Lodge, No. ., San kIanciSco-John A.
Barber, Rep; C. J. Nicholas, ALI.
PLenIx Lodge, No. 6, San FraneiscO-L Els.
worth. Rep; H. l., Weston, All.
PlaceTYlile Lodge, NO, q FldceTYlUe-No re-
turns.
Oakland Lodge, No. 8, Oakand-No returns.
No Surrender Lodge, No. 8, BOdega-Wllliam
]. CuDnmgname, Rep; Jonn D; Williams, Alt.
Point Arena Lodge, No. 10, Point Areua-S.
valley Lodge, No. IL. Gnoy-o. F. Hanson.
Ren
Jewel Lodge, No. 12 San Fraucisco-J amss
Mason. Rep; Charles Ii. Brown, Alt.
ZeuObla Lodge, No. -, san fraucisc O-LOuls
c. kuell, Rep J0nn j. Reilly, All
Alta Lodge, No. II, san L auclscO-F. d.
Brandon. Mrs. b: Mackrett, Reps; james Nc
California Lodge. No. 10, San FranciscO-Mrs.
Annie Flnt eustedI, kep.i ~; Saiherg, Alt.
Unity Lodge, No. 1G, SanFranciscO-Mdrgare
Zundel. Req; =. {. Locke, All.
San Francisco Lodge, No. IL san Francisco
Mrs. Resale Mohr, Rep; William Schneider,
All
Friendship Lodge, No. IS, San FranclscO-John
J. Moran, Rep.i Mrs. Emma Bell, All.
starr King Lodge, No. - san Francisco
Goodwin. Mrs. Mary S. Nuns Reps; George
j. Vincent, James l.. Homer, Mis-. Lizzie "A.
Rapp. Marshall L. Culver, AIS
Mission star Lodge, No. 20, San Francisco
Mrs. I. 5. Clabb, Rep; Frank Z. Webb, Alt.
Greenan Lodge, No. Il, san Franclsco-Ed'
AaId >. ktyHOlQ>t W ltiau NlulcaDyt Iepssf MIS-
R-oecca GIeenan, W. II. Grswold, Ats.
Pacific Lodge, No. ~, san trancisco-John
Washington Lodge, No. %, San Francisco
May +. Hail. Rep J. W. Seeley, Alt.
Noe Valley Lodge, No. "a, san Francisco
George Hampshire Rep; }. d. thompson, Alt,
ksmet Lodge, No. 70, san FIancisco-hrs.
Kate J. Whats, Rep, Mrs. 5. Q. COe, AIT.
Golden West Lodge, No. 26, san Francisco
Nj. c. Lasky Rep; Isaac hafks, Alt.
Enterprise Lodge, No. p, Oakland CAL
Daniel c. Breed Rep; Mary e. Mcdonald, Alt.
La Franchise Lodge, No. 70. San Francisco
Emile Bess0n, Reps Emile Etienne, ALI.
Arcadia Lodge, No 20, East Oakland, CAL
Emily VI. Oiuey, Rep.
Live Oak Lodge, No. 30, San FrancIsco-Louisa
Schivo, Rep; II. K. Morton, Ait
Social Lodge No. 81, San Franclsco-N. II.
MeGeeuey, Rep; j. ID. Powers. All.
Henrietta Lodge, No. 80, San Francisco-Mrs.
j. StruckmeyeT, Rep. Hart Bouton, Alt.
Triumph Lodge, No. 80, San FrancscO-Mrs.
Nellie Laselie, Rep.
Seal Rock Lodge, No. a. San Francsco-Miss
Anna A. JARVIS, Rep: Michael MOhT, Alt.