The morning call., 1890-06-19
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Annual Report of the odd Fellows Ii
brary Association.

Annual Report of the odd Fellows Lii
brary Association.
Mission Lodge, No. 169, F. and A. NJ, at
called meeting last evening had work in
the Felowcraft degree.
From the annual report of the Odd Fell
lows Library Association of this city, just
issued, the following statistical informa-
ton is obtained: There are now eight con-
tributing lodges, namely: Magnolia. No.
%; Bay City, No. II; Apollo, No. 1913 {;
Unity, No. 1871; Occidental, No. 179; Co.'S
mopolltan, No. 1874; Golden Gate No. 204,
and Western Addition, No. 2S5. One lodge
San Francisco, No. 3-withdrew during
the year. The balance on hand at date OF
last report was S229 43; gross receipts for
the year, S40l6 05; grand total Of S4245 As J,
disbursements, S3SS4 IS; leaving bal
ance on hand Of $500 80. In the Par
ker Legacy Fund the sum of $4612 20
is now to the credit Of the library,
In the Endowment Fund the ssum
of S6l9 9S, and miscellaneous $50 "A. The
association also owns 600 shares of the
capital stock Of the Odd Fellows Hall As
ISOLATION OF the par value Of $1,000 and cash
value of $500, making the total assets ut
1851 IS. From the Librarians report the
following is adduced: The membership Of
the contributing lodges is 1918, and sub
scribing members about 20; the running
catalogue of the library shows Il, 722 vol
| umeS, Of which 81 were added during the
year. The circulation for the year has been
%, 143 volumes, segregated as follows: BIZ
ography, no; history, 1449; miscellaneous,
1851; periodicals, 1l4S; poetry and drama,
1901 romance, 1867; science and art, 114O;
theology, 10; travels, 1882 a large num-
Der Of contributions nave also been made,
consisting of books, pamphlets, etc. The
new officers for the year are: NJ. T. Moses
OF Western Addition Lodge, No. 2S5, Presi-
dent; Frederick Flllmer Of Unity Lodge,
No. l31, Nice-President; r. L. c. Barnes OF
Occidental Lodge, No. 179, Recording and
Corresponding Secretary; E. Maginnis of
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 1884,. Treasurer.
Trustees = Robert Ceary OF Magnolia
Lodge, No. %; j. Saulmann Of Bay City
Lodge, No. Il; John w. Perry of Apollo
Lodge. No. 123, and George j. Strong of
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204; Andrew l.
Cleary, Librarian.
Pocahontas Tribe, No II, l. O. r. NJ, is
prospecting, ana at each OF the councils held
on Friday evenings, the 9th and 18th insts.,
four more were adopted, and in few weeks
there will be ten adoptiUns on the same
night. The councils of Pocahontas Tribe
are very large and quite enthusiastic.
Notices of suspension have been sent to
the following subordinate lodges of the
Knights Of Honor for failing to forward to
the supreme Treasurer assessments 2TT
and Z7S within the time provided by law:
Alabama, 1929, 1922; Arkansas, 1645, 2452;
OeOISlh, ZJiU, LIMOS, lIol, 1873. lluo, III
diana, 1445 3465; Indian Territory, 3i45;
Kansas, 1924; Kentucky, 1904; Massachu-
setts 1859 1856; Missouri, 2325; Nebraska.
903; North Carolina, 1850; Oregon, 3171;
Pennsylvania, 2j06; South Carolina, 1889,
2428; Tennessee, 2l3l; Texas, 2772; Vir-
ginia, 2417; Washington, 261S. The follow
ing lodges suspended Oh former assessments
have been reinstated since last report: On
assessments 275 and 276: l79, 300. 480. $50,
1913, $780, 1445 1905, 1898, 1906, 2l3l, $3.50, 2S02.
2S1S.
b. F. Nelson, Supreme Reporter Of the
Knights of Honor, announces the following
gain of membership in the jurisdictions
named for the week ending 14th inst. Ala
bama I, Arkansas 8, California 3, Connect
cut 3 Florida 4, Georgia 7, Illinois 10, Indi-
ana 10, Kansas l, Kentucky 10, Louisiana
9, Maine ., Massachusetts 9, Minnesota 16,
Indian Territory /, Mississippi s. Missouri
9, Nevada ., New jersey 3, New York 10,
Ohio 4. Pennsylvania ., Rhode Island 3,
South Carolina 5, Tennessee 6. Texas As,
Virginia l. Wisconsin ); total 207