The morning call., 1890-08-18
ORDER BEACON LIGHT.
Second Annual Session of the Su-
preme Lodge.

The Supreme Lodge OF the Order of the Beacon
Light VIII convene in second annual session this
morning at 10 o'clock in Druids' Hall.
This order was organized August l, 1883
one year ago-and has prOsuered greatly since
the date of its Institution, the credit for which
Justly belongs 10 its supreme officers, who have
labored trelessly for its success, and their work
has met with approval by The degree OF prosper
From advance sheets of the report of Mrs. E.
:. Ponley Supreme Secretary, the following
statistical matter i CLEANED: There are nineteen
subordinate lodges. Of which number three are
located IN THIS ely, one each AT NalleJo' Sara
meDto. Stockton, Napa, Oakland aud san Jose.
During the term ending december 81, 1888, 900
members were Initiated and Is were admitted
by card the losses were Is by transfer and one
by sus UeusOn, leaving the membership al oo4,
Of which number 176 were males ana IIo
females $40 were beneficial members and eight
Nuu.benehci4L Fer the lei N eu dug June SUN
last 400 were initiated; the losses were, by sus-
pension 46. by Withdrawal one aud death one
tine latter occur ing on The 1Oth lnst), leaving
the membership at FOG. Az the pi esent uhie OF
writing there over $50 members in good
standing. Tie Supreme Medical Examiner eX-
amlued and a proved 06O Applications uuilnB
the year and rejected 10.
year. but only i've have been collected, lie SIKH
being now 10 recess OF collection. Fur meui-
beers: have lowered their certificates from The
tenth to The fifth grade, and i've have raised
IhgiEs hOm tie fdth 10 The tenth.
The receipts and disbursements have been as
follows: Coupon Fund-Balance on hand June
Both last S9765 "a; receipts for July, S2O4S 50;
interest on same, $50 46, total OF Sll,o91 Zoi
disbuI sements, IS 80, leaving balance Oh hand
of Sll SCI 30, which is on term deposit IN The
German Savings and Loan Society General
Fund Balance on hand, Sll9 l9i receipts ior
July, Sl54 80, Il total OF S354 Oh; d!souIsed,
$3.50 IS. leaving balance ON hand oil SlOo O6
Since July 31st the sum OF Sl23 90 has oeen re-
ceIyed IN the General Fund ana 5000 ~ III the
Coupon Fund, a total OF S623 30, balance on
deposit in tie California Savings and Loan
Bank. Tie total funds now on hand amount 10
Sl26I5 IL.
lie organization is an Incorporated one, and
has as its dh ecIors the following persons: I. Ii.
Halle Martin ". Fleming, j. L. b. HeDOard
Jonn 2. Dignau. Louis +. Dunaud L. vincent
j. I. Burns and Ddvi4 Shakespear.
Tie session viii probably last three days, as
thele IS considerable legislation To be Transacted.
The following are the officers, standing cou-
mkt ees, representatives aud alternaIes at The
session.
Louis F. Dunaud, 5. T., San Francisco; NJ. W.
Fleming, 5. V. r., san Frauciscoj PhIlp hohr-
bacurr, 5. r, San Francisco; (. 5. Policy, 5.
5, san Francisco: Seely f. Long. NJ. d. ;. NJ
T., San Francisco; a. y. Bush, ). /, san Fran
cisco; a V. Thompson, >. g., san francisco;
bulteL s l., Oaslaud; ellison AlechIing, 5. w.
Sdu Francisco; George NJ. LaWton D NJ, San
Francisco
J. Whats, Charles D. Coon, Elias {. Hare, Il.
IIuslees-LawIeuce Vincent, j. C. B. Heb
bard, james 1. Burns, John 4. Dignan, David
standing Committee on Laws-L. Goldschmidt,
NJ D.i john Ii. Knarston, j. o. Jepson, Lars 2.
Anderson, }. K. Whitaker
On Appeals-Myer Jacobs, Addie f. Small,
John Il. Letter, NJ. D.; George Ihaekray, Mrs
l.. A Rdpp.
on Observation-Disclosures D. slattery, Henry
Policy, CHARLES W Colby, 5. W. Coon.
FREQ w. Tull, NJ. D.; Edward L. Wagner,
Henry Z. Bradley, I'll. Damkroeger, M. D., Dis
tflct Deputies.
REPRESENTATIVES, AND ALTERNATEs.
Baltholdt Lodge, No. 1. san FraDciscO-Repre-
sentaliyes, II. A. Gale, MD, D. SeweLi alter
mates Miss Nellie Godkin, Mrs. Darling.
Delta Lodge, No. ., NaiieJo-Representatiy
Samuel Highlander; alternate, +. W. TIull
Aurora Lodge, No. 3, San tranclscO-RepTe-
sentative, Michael McGlyuni alternate, Mrs. H.
Estrella Lodge, No. 4, San Francisco-Repre-
sentative, h. L. Wagner; alternate, William NJ.
Success Lodge, No s. San Francisco Repre-
senIatiyes, Mrs. Ii. J. Siruckmeyer. Mrs. Ellen
Furlong; allernales, Miss NJ. {. johnson, Mrs
II. Nick. scott.
Aituras Lodge No. 6. San Francsco-Repre-
sentative, Charles Frey; alternate, j. j. U Nell
Fidmbeau Lodge. No. Z, san tIanelse0-hep-
resentdIVe, 5. w, POWELL alternate, James D.
Evening star Lodge. No. 8, San Francisco
Representative. Mrs. +. j. Nilllamsi alternate,
Minerva Lodge, No 8, San Franclsco-Repre
sentative, Mrs. A. II. Smith; alternate. Mrs.
CaiioInia Lodge, No. 10, san Francisco
Representative, NJ. j. McBrearIyi alternate,
Bunker Hill Lodge, No II, San Francisco
Representative, William ID. shea; alternate,
Thomas II. Fallon.
Fortuna Lodge, No. IL, San Francisco
Representative, }. LETTER, NJ D.; Mis-. c. Smith,
alternate
Ethan Allen Lodge No. 10, san Francisco
R. preseni alive, ID. L. Ragan, Nj. H.; alternate
John Il. Riley.
General Suffer Lodge, No. Il, Sacramento-
Representative, j. E. Grossman; NJ. V. Lernak,
alternate.
Stockton Lodge, No. 10, stOckton-C. II. Bull
sOD, NJ. ID.
Banner Lodge, No. 16, Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Bertha HegIer, A j. Hull, Mrs. Matte
Jackie; alternates, Mrs. NJ E. Hull, MISS b. Z.
Hegler, Herbert w. Wing
Oakland Lodge, No. IT, Oakland-David VIII
Bon. representative; Mrs. Maud Paterson. alter
nate.
Germanla Lodge, No. IS, San Franclsco-Rep.
IesenIaiIYe, Miss Katie Lemp; alternate, Mrs.
W. KTausse.
Observatory Lodge. No. 10, San Jose-Repre-
sentative, w. II. Layson.