The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17
United Ancient order Of Druid..

On Saturday evening E. L. Wagner, n. G. A,
accompanied BY j. II. Knarston. &; s.; Z. Ma:
/. q. Schord, S. H.; George A. Abel, P. a, OF
Elyin Grove, No 49, and Hugh Walker, P. A..
Duxbury Grove. No. 20, Bolinas. A large at
tendance greeted them and considerable enthu-
siaSm was manifested.
Hesperian Grove, No. Is, will hold its annual
picnic at San Rafael Park, san Rafael to-mor-
TOW.
Templar Grove, No, 10, held special meeting
on Monday evening and initiated one candidate.
Eivin Grove, No. 49, received az official visit
from the grand officers Monday evening.
Three candidates were Initiated, after which the
officers we've Installed by James j. Mollison, d.
D. g.. a. Remarks from the grand officers fol-
lowed.
Tie officers of Calico Grove, No 81, were in
stalled by A. Arnabaldi, d. ID &. a, on Friday
evening The n. e. a. aud several of the grand
officers were present. a banquet was served In
Social Hall after tile close OF tie grove.
Ancient Order United workmen.
The Beneficiary Fund OF the entire order shows
So, 1893 55 TO have been on hand at date of Feb
S457 ,S67 90 and disbursements s47I,125 So,
leaving balance on hand Of 1886 so: There
were three assessments levied in five jurlsdic-
lions, I" o In twelve and one III seven Others the
DakotaS not having any.
The membership account OF the entire Order
according TO jurisdiction with the net gains and
losses for the month ending with March from
that OF February last. according to ra nix in num-
Der OF members, IS summarized al follows New
1olh oisZOI, d loss Oh IDl MISSOURI Il 1877, a
gain OF "a; Illinois 20,9 gain of 15; Ontario
Canada) 1868, gain OF BOB; California 49,
o9o, gain OF 81 Massachusetts IT 500, gain
OF 59S; Michigan I6,016, gain OF 24l; Penn
sylVania 15,722, gain OF us; Kansas IA, 704
gain OF 1853; Maryland, New Jersey
ana Delaware 69O5, gain OF 113;
Nebraska 6S63, a gain of 219;
Wisconsin 6579, a gain of Al; Minnesota 1914,
gam OF 157; Oregon and Washington 1856, a
gam OF 1oi Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona
44O1, gain OF II; Iowa 4037 gain OF 80;
Nevada 3643, gain OF 1856; Ohio 3545, loss OF
16i Texas 1854, a gain Of ~; Indiana 1929,
Souli carolina and Florida 2611, gain Of "a;
tehuessee l9Z2, loss OF 5; The Dakota 1882,
gam OF ", Kentucky 1450, a loss of IL. indi.
eluuais under The immediate Jurisdiction OF the
, ,oupi my ~, .ouge =, no change; making grand
s s9 Vi zS9,io5 IN good standing at date of
o5o9 SH 80 %, 1o5V. net gain for The month of
NiNo5 DeInR IoZ more than for the month nravI
Gus The total gain was 29O6 and iosses $50
Tie Jurisdiction OF Massachusetts nada The 80 80
est gain 1888 and New York suffered the ,rasS1
est loss (l51). Nevada passed the iurlsdIction NJ
ONO, giving the former sixteenth place and tbe
latter seventeenth. There were 1929 new mem.
bers Initiated, 24l0 reiDstated during March and
1887 were suspended, I81 died and 48 withdrew
NJ. w. Sackett, Supreme Recorder, IN the state
for the month OF April last gives the following
balances, receipts and disbursements in the sew
erai funOs named: Ge3erai Fund-Balance on
hand March 81, S13.353 IA; receipts, S8331, a
total OF S21 ,GS4 IA; discussed. S482 SO, leav-
Ing balance on hand OF S21, 201 49, Benefci-
airy fund-Balanee on hand, $2270; receipts,
81, total OF S2297; no disbursements. Relief
EunQ-Balance on hand, Sl53 10; receipts,
$4,000 65i disbursed, sI7,o23, leaving bal