The morning call., 1890-06-28
Amount of Balance on Hand in Special
Benefit Fund.

Amount OF Balance on Hand In Specihi
Benefit Fund.
Zenobia Lodge, No. IS, has appointed COM
mittee 10 prepare programme OF entertainment
and make suitable arrangements for the pubic
installation OF its officers the coming month, ana
at which time it will celebrate It's third anniyer-
saiy.
large and very pleasant gathering OF the
members OF Starr King Lodge, No. 10, look
place at the last meeting. One of the attractions
OF the evening was the reading OF paper Dy
James E. Wolfe V. c. OF Zenobia Lodge, No 13,
entitled " The Duties OF Member OF The Legion
OF the West"
Golden West Lodge. No. 26. will install its OF:
fcers Tuesday evening next A delegation VI
Grand Lodge officers Will be on hand, an enter,
tainmenr has been arranged Tor aud Boou
social time Is expected.
Henrietta Lodge, No so, is booming and e1-
poets TO initiate twenty-five new members ln ~,
evening. The promoters of this lodge are Ell
thuslastic in their endeavors TO do sofia Wotk
toward ma iehng the membership OF me IouHe
TO 4 front rank in the order at an early day.
Jewel Lodge, No IL, will have public install
lation OF lis officers on Wednesday, July 23df 10
be followed by basket-pary entertainment.
The prize OF $50 offered by the Grand Reunion
Committee last February Is being vigorously
canvassed for by several members OF the oider:
The Grand Secretary's report under dat e, o OF
the 2Oth inst shows SO, 500 paid out since May
goth, leaving balance on hand in lie special
BENEFIT Fund OF 1,144 81.
united Ancient OF
The Noble Grand Arch has appointed the follow
Ing District Deputy Grand Arches with districts
comprising groves as numbered: No. 1, NJ. Mayer,
Placeryille, Grove No. / No. 2, Charles Lester,
San Francisco, Groves Nos. 8, 4, and IL; NO.
3, Robert f. jackson, San Francisco. Groves
Nos. 10, 16 and Go; No. 4, A. Ballly, San Fran
cisco, Grove No. 10; No. b, Charles Aonelsvais'
San Francisco, Groves Nos. 5, and 10; NO. b,
John Baraille, South San Francisco, Grove NO.
4. NJ II I hn Gan From
No. 43; No. 8, f. W. Weisshaar. Mayfeld,
Groves Nos. 40 and So; No ., J. McCaw, Sacra-
nento, Grove No: 6; No. 10, J. B. Baget, Los
Angeles, Grove No 81; No: II, Paul sSubl9n'
Los Angeles, Groves Nos. IS and SO; No: IL
j. X. Dean, Selma. Grove No. 70; No IL, n 7.
Justly, Fresno. Grove No; 70; No. IA, ) u. Law
NJ. Gill; Alameda, Groves Nos. "a and 81 No.
10, &. b. Harmon, Haywards, Grove No. 81; NO;
~, j MeCaw; Sacramento, Groves Nos Nos 6i anu sa
No. 10, q. Lepori, San Francisco, Grove No. 81 ;
10. 20, Charles King, Peaiuma, Grove No. 90 )
No. u, Charles ii. Wilson. Petaluma, Grove No,
81; No %, c. A. Rogers. Sumner, Grove No. 90
No. 20, Jacob Simor, Stockton. Grove No. u
No. n, A. Thompson, Santa Cruz, Grove NO. ~ ;
No. IS, otto Zegler San Jose, Grove No. 70 ;
No. 20, Z. L. Mott, Bollnas, Grove No. 70; No.
80, l.. NoZgia, MERGED, Grove No. So; No. 81,
Eugene Piaggi, Placerville, Grove No 80; NO
80, Joseph Francoli, Olema, Grove No. 80; NJ.
SO. j. Delucchi, ST. Helena Grove No. Al; No.
81, w. b. SanborD, Santa Rosa, Grove No ~
No. 80, A. Z. Maxey, Pescadero, Grove No. %;
County, Grove No. 40; No. 81, d. w. Taylor,
Nicaslo. Grove No. AZ; No. IS, William Thomp-
ham, Guerneville, Grove No. co.. No. 40, &.
Moresi, Oakland, Grove No. II; No. Al, Ii. o.
Brooks, Fairfield, Grove No. ~; No. AZ, Daniel
SesbutteI. Noe Valley, Grove No. rs; No. 43,
L. q. Zero, San Jose, Grove No. IA; No. A, G.
\. Oberg, san Jose. Grove No. 76; No. 40. A.
Cont, Napa. Grove No. II; No. 4G, 4. q. Bulotti,
Sonoma Grove No. 70; No. l, John A. Watson,
Portland. Grove No. /; No. l, Marx Bate,
Nanaimo, b. g., Grove No. l.