Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-17
UNi7.ED ANCIENT DaulDS.
OPENING OF THE GRAND GROVE IN
TEIS CITY TODAY.
Names of the Grand Oficers-Compo-
sition of the Committees, and
List of Delegates.

The twenty-sixth annual session of The
Grand Grove of the United Ancient Order
of Druids will meet in this city at Il
o'clock this morning, in the Senate Cham,
Der at the State Capitol building. the use O.
which has been kindly granted for the pur
pose by Secretary of State Hendricks.
Most of the Grand officers, and some OF
the delegates from subordinate Groves, ar
rived at neon yesterday, and spent the day
in arranging matters for the opening of the
session, and in visiting points of interest
about the city. Local members of the
Order escorted the visitors about, and
showed them every possible attention
Last evenings trains brought in additional
delegates, and others will arrive to- day. II
is expected that there will be avery full at.
tendance.
Tonight the local Groves will entertain
the visiting delegates by grand ball.
This being the annual session of the
Grand Grove, d number of important mat
tiers emansting from the subordinate groves
W III NC D4pNEhS hp dIstuoSlCh dIQ S6l-
Element, and also the election of officers
On Wednesday night the big banquet
comes of. 1t will be spread at the State
House Hotel.
The Officers of the Grand Grove are
Noble Grand Arch, e. L. Wagner of No.
10; Deputy Grand Arch, George H. Bahrs,
of No. 5: Grand Secretary, John III. Knars-
ton, OF Ne. Is; Grand Treasurer. Henry
Mohr, OF No. 3; Past Noble Grand Arch,
George ". LOWE, of No. 81; Grand Mar
sbal, j. r. Martinoni, of No. 81; Grand
Guardian, Robert Rivers, of No. 1, B. c.;
Grand Sentinel, A. Fl. Hanson, of No. 80;
Supreme Observation-Disclosures Don
nelly, OF No Is: l.. G. Schord, of No. 10
Alternates-Ad dam Smith, Of No II; T. G.
Cockrill, of No. 10. Trustees-E. Magin-
mis-. OF No. 16; Jacob Nickeis, of No. 4;
Philip Rohr5acner, of No 8.
Past Noble Grand Ayches-Davis Louder
back, OF No. II; Henry A Chase, OF No.
II; Gan.ner Moenlng, of No 4; Z. T. Cot
tinghsm, Of No. 26; e. Maginnis, OF No.
16; Philip Rohrbacher, of No. 8; Wilson A.
Henry, of No. 6; Louis +. Dunand. of No.
10; Henry r. Morton, of No. Is: I. G.
Cockrill, OF No. Is.
SUBORDINATE GROVES REPRESENTED.
Following are the names of the Repre-
sentatives from the various Groves in the
State:
Prosperity, No. l. Nanaimo-Thomas N. Nc
Lay, Henry E. James.
Cosmopolitan, No. l. Portland-John A. Wat
california, No. ], PlacervilIe-George Salco.
yich, II. Sprick, Il Heikens.
san Francisco, No. 3, San Francisco-F. H.
Drufel, J. Enman, Conrad Berghofer, Charles
Lester, J. Ernst Mehler, J. c. Lutz, Charles
Sulsberg.
Eureka, No. l. San Francisco-Charles D. Ev-
ers, Jacob Nickels. Fred Hufschmidt, Joseph
Meyor, j. George Strack.
Norma, No. s. San Francisco-John Peterson.
c: c. O'bopnell, Morris schloss, c. D. Wallace,
Henry stein.
walhaila, No. 6. sac7amento-wIlliam Avery,
A. Comet, J. L. Gomez, NJ. Hirsh, NJ. Wilson.
S;egel. No: Z, san Transformation Ewald, G.
Schmidt, William Wagner. Nicolaus DINNER
San Joaquin, No. 9. Stocktoa-J. Simon, J
Mann. Charles Newman, H. Meyers. Ferd S,o-
etZer.
Perseverance No. 10, San TRANSFORMATIONS
Bsilly. L Chsssague, theodore Dalmon, l.. F
Iunand, j. Michel, A. Pianca p, Monier, S.
Pidancet, Oh. Schegpia.
Schiller, No IL, San Francisco-John Hoss
Ed. Schwerin, john Wagner.
Hesperian No. Is, San Francisco-H R. Nor
ton; Sr., sophus Fowler, Thomas ]. Brannan, ].
John Neya, Henry Harms.
Elyln. No. 16, san Francisco-Robert F. Jack
son, Robinson Nugent, George A. Abel, John
Hutton.
Laurel, No. II, San Francisco-S. American
William King, T. Tscconi, J. c. Bernstein, c. r.,
Molineri Charles Valiant, Henry A. Chase, G.
Mee ching. James E. Wolfe, P J. Moliterno, J.
W. Molinori, W. II. Edwards, J. w. Maher, A.
Smith, q. SHERMAN, G. Antonioli, ]. Durschke
Templar, no. 10, San Francisco-C P. Ander-
son, Adolf Anderson, c. z. Carlson, Otto vii.
son, A. P. Olsen, Charles Johnson j. Turnblad
Madrona, No. 81, Santa Gruz-A Thompson,
+. WALTZ, g. Lanszweert NJ. Varozza. J! W.
Johannsen.
San Jose, No. %. San JOSEF Pozzo, NJ True.
man, Otto ZeigleF, NJ. Lenzen. S. Gaspalou, F. B.
Stebbins, \. NJ. Gubiotti, C. A. Merkle
Oakland, No. 81, oakland-Giuseppe Adamini.
Pierre Caleu, Terrence J. Brady, William t.
Gibbs, Michael GIunewald, Achilles StefaEoni.
John c. Olsen, Daniel Siesbuttel.
Duxbury, No. e. Bo!inas-M Ironass, Charles
L. Mott, George Runckel
Modesto, No 81, Sodesto-Henry Lewis ]. NJ
Graves, Il. Christ, NJ. f. Enos
Fl Dorado. No. 50, Piaeerville- John DEFER
nardi, James DeBernardi
MERGED. No 36, MeTced-John Naffziper orjs
Noziglis. &. Garibaldi
Calico, No 81, San Francisco-A Arnabaldi
i. Baglietto, NJ. 4; Bianchini, F. Cavagnaro r.
C. a. Maeistra. G. Musso, +. Ravezzsn G. Roc
cataglia a, 8. Scodoletti, NJ. Vanoni E. G. Zeiro
Petaluma, No. IS. Petaluma-Charles King,
Louis Engeike, Jacob Holm, g. A. Jacobson.
Ulema. No. 80, Marin county,. Boom. s.
Olstesd S. Grandi. - Francoil.
Tomassi.
ST Helena, No. ii, St: Helena d. Luchessa.
n. Devecchi DeLucchi
Nicasio, No. AZ Nicasio-A Fiori, D. W. Tay-
Tor.
Vascc de CANA, No. As, san Frauciseo-F. j.
Cuuha, +, VI. Ramos ]. e. Corrics
Celtic. No. IA, South San Francisco-John
Bayle, John Saraille. Joseph Bordenave
S. Leonard
Napa, No. &c, Napa-S. H. franklin. Jos.
Mitchell, William Thompson, D. ). Keyser.
Santa Rosa, No. AZ, Santa Rosa-W b. San
born, 5. 5. Bel, Victor Piezzi, J. 2. valegia, H.
J.. Barnes.
Cypress, No. s.. Petaluma-Uarl PIow. C. n.
wilson. J. ". Hosg. t. Baldwin.
Morvin, No. 50. Redwood City-A. Fl. Hanson
g.. w. LOWE, 6 Il. Buck. " II. Kline.
Pebble Beach, No. SO, Pascadero w. H.
Moore. A. G. Maxey, E. :. Brown.
sumner No, IS. Bakersfield
Alameda, 80. 81. Alameda-Thomas Linton,
Charles L. Miller. Waiter N. Gill
Mt. amaipaiS, No IS, San Rafael Bon
mean, J. D. Lawtol, J. J. Reilly, P. E. John
son.
Uaion, 20. 81. sacramento-E. ]. Gregory. E.
Inviner y. ;. Nevis, George Lemke, W. l. Ben
Morton, 40. 81. Los AngeleszAibert Grand,
Paul sauoioE, Fell, Clavere, George LacouI.
taywards, No 8 EsywSIds-C. B. Hanson.
f. ;. Ennal, J. Pimectei, jas. McCaw.
Excelsior, No. s., SacAmento-J. I. Hamil-
ton. :. 2 DeAGe, J. II Mahoney
Capital C.,y, No 65, Sacramelto-J1s. MeCaw,
J. ". Kavsaslgh, + Goularte. c. Mckay.
GnerEevi.le. 80 %, Ggerneyille-A w. Ora
ham, J. Il. Kelly
Selma, 40. 70. Soma
GaTioaidi 10 u, oaklsud-G, Pierotti, l.
Ceregtsino, G. Civic. g. MoTesi.
soiano, No, p, FairGeld-H .. Brooks, Joseph
+. Maganini.
Noe Valley Grove, No. IS, san Francisco-H
Williamson, VIM Little
Columbus Cove, 10. Is, san JOSEF. f, Flu.
gazi. F. CavAllaro, g. Yoco.
sonoma Grove, 80. -, Sonoma-A. G. Buiotti.
Garden Grove, no 70, san Jose
William Tell Grove, No. a. NspA-A Cont
Mszzini Grove, No. 70, Los Angeles-LUigi De
Graza.
Forest Grove, No. 70. Fresno-N. P. Justly, d.
j. T. jacobson.
Los Angeles No. 50, Los Angeles-George
Luis Des camoeus. No 81. Santa cruz-John
DAVIS.
sTAGDINS COMMITTEES.
The standing committees appoiGted a.
the last session are composed as follows:
On Creden..als-C. r Harmon, of No. 81: A,
Tuitieh. OF 40. %: Z. w. Weishaar. of No. IS
On Euanee-ChGTles d. Eyers of No 4: John
Bayle, OF 10 AZ o. n. BALDWIN. Of No ST.
:. On Charters and Petitions--John Hutton, oil
NO. 10: Charles Lester. of No. 3: ]. W. Johan
sen, OF Ne y; AiberS Grand, Of No. o.; J. NafT.
On Appeals s9d Grey neoS-A J. Ruckles, o,
No. y; Rerastsiu. ot -; Chas phianS
o! 20 ~ i AEgs ioiu, Of 10. SIS: j. McJ'aw,
OF No. o..
on Lags Of sub rdinaies- J. 4. Hamilton. oI
NJ. %; - aasSs goe. 81 40 To- F = kehrrnar
OF No. u; Z. scetoieiu, OF 30. 81: F J. Cunhs
on Jur.spr,.denoe-wi william Aye-y, Of 10. q
William T. tst53-, oi 80. q: O. c O6.e If M