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NUMBER 4


CHAPTER 255.
Az ACT TO AMEND SECTION ONE OF ARTE
CCLEz. sEyEE OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
sEcTToE i. Be enacted by az censraI A
seBsblv Of AdrgIdnd, Three-n3tha OF All the mem
peTH OF the two Houses concurring, that the fol.
loving section DC and the same 10 hereby proposed
and IL adopted BY the legal and Quslifed voters
tAereof ~ herein provided ahan suDersede ara
stand IN the place snd Instead Of section one Of
article seven Of the aaid Constitution -
Section i. County Couniasio neyS sbalI n. s,sc,sd
On general ticket Of each county By the qualified
voters o. the several counties OF the atase on te
Iuesday next after the nrst Monday Ia the month
hundred and ninsty-onss their number III ssch
county theiR compensation. bowers and dutfes
enA % euch - now or may be Hereafter preacrfbed
Az tney enall De elected ~ such times in such
years. as may be prescribed 81 law. -
ssOLIos AID Dc q enacted bv fAe authority
O0res1id. That the said foregoing section hereby
sbs9R ~ . AZ amenoment 70 the Constitution
state. submitted 70 she legal ana Snaiinsd 1oters
s1sIsoAs Iof tncir adoption or rejection In pur.
sa.nes o. tne directions contained IA article four
81 g ne Copstltuton Of this ststs: and At the
aid 9eAeral election ne vote on aid proposed
emsnomene 20 the Constitution shall be BY ballot
Ia upon each ballot there shall be written or
H1ansse 49, words Tor the constitutional amend
- - voser shall elect, apd Immediately after
saAo eieetlen due return ehal be made to the Gov
ernor e ne vets fer and agn.nHt said proposed
go "a ! - % the said foW teenth ar
Appfoye1 April 60. 1890.
We hsFeby certify, That the aforezoing IL q cor
rsct copy Of an set Of the General Assembly OF
W. G. PURHEIL.
c1ELT0N sHATER'
6Aisf Clask 81 Ne heuse 81 DeisEsfsA
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A r.lIssis sign.
Scene: A railroad train.

Scene A railroad tram.
4 man in a certain seat is deeply alb
sort,el in a newspaper. Although the
train stops at a station he does not iook
m or cast a glance through the window.
But he has that queer half consciousness
Of what is going on about him that peo-
ole sometimes have IN the midst OF the
most serious reading. be was half con-
scious of great shout and much laugh
ter outside on the platform. The
laughter was largely feminine, and the
melodious din was punctuated by q series
of slight reports that person who gave
full instead Of half Of his attention might
have recognized as kisses. Then the man
dimly felt rather than saw the seat in
front Of him receive two occupants, and
recalled afterward an impression OF
the two occupants having shouted and
laughed good deal through their WIN
dow.
Then the train started. AS it moved
away the man with the newspaper fin
ished the interesting thing he was reading
and looked up reaectiyely. He saw in
front of him young man and a young
woman. still without assOciating any
thing with q en- He was thinking of
what he had read.
The young man wore light derby aat.
He pushed it on the back Of his head to
mop his heated forehead. As he did so
there was a little patter on the newspaper
that lay on the lap Of the man who was
Illuminating. The. man who was rumi-
eating looked down and saw that this pat
ter had been caused by some tiny grains
Of rice.
The discovery broke the chain Of his
reverie. He looked up again with a
highly interested expression. He saw the
young man half turn his head as if he
had heard the patter on the paper. The
girl was very pretty. She exchanged a
glance with the young man that made
the middle aged observer have a warm
feeling under the left hand upper side of
his vest front Then she leaned over and
whispered 10 the young man:
I've got some of that down my back"
New York Recorder.
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III. spelling ora Genius.

Rural Host-Thats real purity pictur'.
Painted it yerself, didn't We?
Artist-Yes.
Host-Been paintin' picturs al y'r
ufe7
Artist-Wen, no. The fact is, that
when young man / first handled brush
as a sign painter.
Host-Wall, it's too bad you got dis
couraged so soon. Judgin' by that
pictur' you'd made fust class sign
painter if y'd only KEEP at r.-Good
News.
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NUEsEEl


AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SEvENTEEN,
OF ARTICLE TWO OF TRE CONSTITUTIONS
SECTION i. BE Il enacted b. tae Gsacrai Asss,sslv
az Maryland. Three-Afths OF all the meinncrs q
lion be ana The sane Is hereby proposed As an
amendment the Constitution Of tlis state and 4
as herein provided Il shSil sapersede ana stand in
the place and instead Of section seventeen OF art-
Gle two OF said Constitutions
section III To guaFd against hssty or rsrtisl
eglssiion, ana enSFoAs ~ ~ @
Judicial Departments. every bAu which ssAlt have
befose Il becomes s isw Sc presented 90 the Gov.
of the state: II he approve, ne shsll siEn u;
the House In which il originated. WiIich House
shah enter the objections At Large on It's journal
sonss,erstion three fffis Of tie members elected
% that House shall pass the hll, II shall ee sent
shsii iiErSrlse 6e reeousiaeTeG and Il passed by
tnreenfths Of the members elected TO thar House e
OF both Houses shall be determined by yeas and
NAYS. and tie names Of the persons voting for and
OF each House respectively. II any bin shs not be
returned by the Governor within six GAYS tSundsys
the same shall be law IN like manner as y he
signed IL, unless the General Assembly SHAH by
adjournment prevent fts return, IN which case Il
shall not be q law. The Governor shall have
power 20 dissrpTove OF any Item or items Of sny
bills making appropriations Of money. embracing
distinct Items and the part parts Of the bil Ep-
proved SHAH be me law, and ,he item e Items q
passed according TO the rules or limitations pre-
scFihed for the passage or other ohs over the eN-
ecutlye veto.
sKUTtoN 2. And Dc Il fltFfAer enacted BY tAe GU
florffg aforesaid, Thst tie said foregoing section
hereby proposed as an amendment 70 the Coustitu.
ton sAah be at the next general election held I'M
this state submitted to tie legal and qualified voters
thereof for their adoption or rejection, in pursu-
Of the directions contained In article fourteen
OF the Constitution OF this state aad At the said
general election The vote on said proposed amend,
ment 10 the Constitution shall be by ballot, and
the words sFor the consttu tionai sIlicpt6ut'' or
Against the constitutional amendment as the
voter shall elect, and Immediately sitter said cleo
ton due return shall be made 90 the Governor Of
the vote for and against said proposed smrn dmeut,
as directed by tile said fourteenth article OF The
Constitution.
Approved March 27th. 1890.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing Is = cor
rect copy OF act OF the General Assembly OF
Maryland, passed January session, 1870.
W. @. PURNELI.
Secretary of the Senate.
CARLTON SHAFER,
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Throat and Lungs is the only cough
medicine that Is a real balsam Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
balsam, but such are not. Look through
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam and notice
what pure, thick preparation 1t is Il
you cough use Kemp's Balssm. At al
druggists Large bottles 90 cents and
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Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delega



AN ACT TO AMEND sECTfoN FORTY FIGHT
OF ARISLE THREE OF THE CoNsrIrU-
sEcTIosI 1. Be a enacted By ne General Assembly
OF 1aFyldHd, Three -hfths OF all the members Of
tion be and the same is hereby proposed as an
amendment 70 the Constitution OF this State, and II
as herein provided IL shall supersede and stand In
the place and instead Of section forty-eight OF
Section IS. Corporations may be formed under
general laws. but shall not be created by special
cases where no general laws eIistproyidng Tor the
creation Of corporations Of the same general char
and any act OF Incorporation passed in violation Of
this section shall be VOID, all charters granted,
tiers heretofore granted and created subject to
peal or modification, may be altered, from time 70
tanned shall be construed TO extend 70 Banks. or
The incorporation thereof, the General Assembly
alton existing at the time Of the adoption Of this
d. "a pas any otep OF special law tor
condition that such corporation shall surrender all
peal or modification OF its charter, and that such
corporation shall thereafter hold its charter sub
Corporation chartered by thiS state which shah
aecept, use enjoy or ia anywse avail itself OF any
be granted OF conferred by any general or special
act shall be conclusiyely presumed have thereby
Il may be entitled under its charter and shall be
thereafter subject to taxation II such eEemp-
.sEyIos 2. And De q further enacted bv ne als-
Morssy sloresald. That the said foregoing section
hereby proposed as an amendment to the Consti
tuition shall be- at the next general election held in
this state, submitted to the legal and qualified
voters thereof for their adoption or rejection in
pursuance of the directions contained in article
fourteen Of the Constitution of this state aud 81
the said general election the vote OF said proposed
amendment 70 the Constitution shall be by ballot,
and upon each ballet there shall be written or
printed the words "For the constitutional amend.
meDt" or Against the constitutional amendment -
as the voter shall elect and Immediately after said
election due return shall be made 20 the Governor
OF the vote for and against said proposed amend
ment a. directed by the said fourteenth article Of
the Constitution.
Approved March 9th. 1890.
We hereby certify, That the Aforegoing IL a cor
rect copy OF an act OF the General Assembly Of Ma.
rylandi passed January session, 1880.
w. q. PURNELL.
Secretary Of the Sonata
CARLTON SHAFER.
Chief Clerk Of the House Of DeleUataa
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Lemon Hot Drops.

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and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
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by DR.. IL. Motley, Atlanta. Ga e d 1Y'
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Constitutional Amendments.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.


wHEExAs. Section enc OF srticie fourteen 81 tire
Conktitutioa OF Maryland ms6et IL the duty OF The
Governor 70 order ths publication II certain news
pzpersto be designated ~ hin.of any BIZ CT bis,
passed proposals aay a1aeadnent 70 the said Soa-
stitgtica
Aaa whereas st the January session 1890 Of the
General Assembly Of Mary rad six aeqArSte hilis
we're passed proposing that number Of slncEdincnts
90 the Constitution which several amendments are
described as follows
Chapter ie< which. for convenience Of descrip-
ton. hereby designate ~ amendment nuneer
one; Chapter lst5. destgnsted amendment num-
Der two Chapter ~, designated - amendment
number three; Chapter ass, designated ss amend-
ment number foars Chapter 'S61 designated as
amendment number ave. and Chapter &c, deslg-
mated as amendment number six,
All which proposed amendments follow ~ tie
order described 20 wit
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EUNBKR ..

CHAPTER 242
AZ ACT 10 AMEND ARTICLE FIFTEEN OF
CONSTITUTIONS OF THIS STATE.
sEoTios 4 Bs q enacted by Ms General Asse1a:
the two Houses concurring that the following arti-
sIs % ana ., sss ssns ee6soS pFop9.sd as an
Rights Of ne constitution Of this state, and II
prvded sh alq .Dd % S m
piaee and stead q 1riee fifteen Of the Declaration
ARTIoLK is. Ali taxes ought to be uniform upon
he sas knas o. pfopsrty or class Of subject and
but the General Assembly may By general laws
exempt from taXstton all public property used for
elusiyey Tor public worship and the furniture con.
tanned therein and the parsonages connected there
porate profit, ali purely charitable or benevolent
institutions, literary or educational Institutions,
such charitable benevolent. literary or educational
institutions, and the grounds sppurtenant to such
benevolent. literary or educational Institutions
and necessary 70 the convenient use thereof the
state; and an other property in this state not 40
declared exempt may be taxed, and the General
On he q dasas Of & ss. fT gs S s
duties, licenses or taxes may properly and justly
government and the benent Of the community.
sysIdsS TS,, Az I'd g sactsd ~ e. sSAotiy
proposed AZ an amendment 70 article fifteen OF the
" sh OF Rights Of the Censtiiaiion shall be,
mtted 20 the legal and qualified voters thereof for
the ADOPTION or election In pursuance Of the d.
reetons contained In article fourteen OF the Con-
atuton OF thia state and at the said general cleo
tlon the vote on said proposed amendment 20
the Constitution shall be By ballot and upon each
neiot tnefe snai written or printed the words
For the constil- Jnal amendment" or against
the constitutional amendment" as the voter shall
elect, and Immediately after said election due re-
turn Snail be made 20 the Governor OF the vote for
ana against said proposed amendment, a. directed
Dy the said fourteenth article OF the Constitution
Approved April Sd, 1890.
We hereby certify. That the aforegoing Il . cor
rect copy Of an act Of the General Assembly Of
Aary2nd, passed January session, 1880.
w. @. PUREELL.
Secretary Of the Senate
CARLTON BHAFER
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Own a Home-stop Paving Rent.

The Granite State Precedent Association
of ". H., which has organized and Is now
represented by q Local Board Of on, vsoE
citiseas In thts city, with large number
of shares sold, offers you the privilege
of Coming the House you n0io reside an
or property as Valaable, for the monthly
rent You are DOW paying.
Any person who can sage dollar OF
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In THE Association enter into the posses
sIsu OF his OpR Home.
Property will be purchased In any 10,
cality In the CITY or County, wherever
the value may be sufficiently assured.
Mernbers need no large amount of money
to obtain the advantage of the system OF
repf purchase adopted by this association
bnt any person can obtain a loan by sub
scribing TO share of the same.
sshares win purchase property ats 500.
e. /. 400.
Any further information will be gladly
given by r. G. ELLIOTT, Secretary of The
Iocal Board of the Association for this
Hty-who IL authorized TO solicit for
ssme. -
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trade? Tramp did. sorri but ] niver
caught up wild It,
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Mo-, V,o,.,.o,,s -. hro,,.r

Many Persons are broken
down fnim overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron kssstcrS Rehuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF BILE,
aud cures malaria. get The genuine.
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NUMBKR q.


AN ACT TO ANlENb $500 ~ ~
on e r aSIa 81, a .4tksE OF THE OK l9a
SECTION / Be g svlrtsf Asn.
~ ~ qua. iaEct.Gftas cf ,gge.s9s& Aa-
o. zoe Two Houses coucurrirs - t.t gs7s
section be aud tie same Z, ~. sA es tslsvs
amendment 20 the Const'tutisv 81 P.lViosss ~
Ad0pted by the leEa and 5gsi.s ~ s.s,,, ~
- uOfeln provided ltahaN f.r...- 'ottn af,s
80 ptaSs Ana stead ~ section ss5y - 1e. \
Aaset or INC Constitution Of M, ~ SAFE ~,
Section 81. The persorsi sac
o. thA state shall be tuhfsrt y, 9 nTsr,
county or city where the rrsitsr, Ala5ol d y
Tor the greater part Of The ye.r s'.sa a, M,
nLsy uI sAsi 3e levied, agd n0t -. 49, q 4
Eoo9s and chattels pcrmarcpti, issl..,t ~,
shall be taxed 70 The CIV y, ledtt
are 90 located but the Gsnsr,l ss..lg sasl =.
law provide Tor the ttNstsn - -..e4 "a !
property To this State sud tHe ar, ~. 'esga ~
y. .,,n We county or cry where M ~ =. IN
sxorIoS ?. Ana b q N.rt,.r 49,,
A0rtfH Aforesaid, That tbs ,sit t,,'stll ? u q
hereby proposed ss IN amcuif1.rt -, "a N,ss
uoa shsll be, AZ the nrIt gsafr1i ~ ~ ke,,.a
thlA etAte, submitted 20 he Iey,i 49, ~ /
eoteIs tnerc0t Tor their adoption y, N. saig
pursuance OF TIE directions conn.,. fs,aai !
fourteen Of the Conv.tuf.gB ~ ~. 20 "a
TIE said general election the vbfe H. .s.tait q.
amendment 90 the Constitution ,b.rlN- i1lfaF
and upon each ballot there srs1 " Y as
printed the words, For ne cont,Hvt..,, va Z
ment' or Against tbe consttg,or,i - - ,ae'
As the voter shall elect. SUD lmms5., ,s...s ga
election due return shall be mao n =! Ae n
or tas vote for and agsiBst tala br,s ~ -, ~.
ment, As directed by tlU said folrtss11,s' =. -
the Constitution '''aA wa
Approved April sth. lS1O
Ne hereby certify That k'1-re,t,st,...
copy OF an act OF the General A,s-r. y l,e,,'y
land, passed January session ls0 -@ hN
W. q ruRNUI
eprrFtarv ~ IA. A..
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Go to Feldmeyer Bros. for Paper
Wrap Ter Cigarettes.
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AcoNsTIIpTIoNAL l,,

AZ ACT TO ASEkErIsga
OF TLlLs sElfE'' : % fRS toylhn i
aS 49, 49, =, l. :, ~ g sssct,a A,n..
49, .4nd, three.s ~, y ~ Gn.s..s
TIE two Houses cess-.-s q az ~ 4 AhA.a
section pe aud the So ~, Tan t.s.sfAss,s
a!aendmeut 80 tie Co5,,t.a, Secretly -. itles
1920 ~ tee ltsai A. s..- q ~ - -
a. 49,. Psetl9ed ij taaH i~.-st f5,.,s,t = {
twelve Of sd c .s'.ss5 q tsst5s ~ -,
section 3, The Bosrt - -,
AasaoIitedi subject Ia ~ tslc VEN
S.s4Sta - we General Ass.-,r ltgests,s M
as1ns plescg %, . tel tS. 1ty - = 1.
s,S,S - .l,eTna! lmgroT,-s,sstt A,ss ~ !
terest M snv ~ Ss.ea.iof, aIe ~, s..atAn =
payment tie bonds 49, 49, .efeuaa. sssl
~ tae STATE, eCUAl III s-. $50 Ttl stA 20 !
toF &c statet said iutss.,, 90 lt 100
49,, J, , :. AEd = q rarn.. -
hersby rr,-.,,....', 4 aAt Tie nid tc..ss a.
tl9a SHALL DC, AZ the nest ~ ~ ett e,SsA A4s
Us otAte, submitted "a ~ sseass -
N0teh Ahefeot Tor their ,1--.ttta IA - 1
pursuance OF the dirrciiSrs 'N,oa q fsI,sS's,a
he 49, ,.... ,.,e CONSTITUTION a tt,.sst 4 ~
sas SO scoeTal election ~ - y. "a sals -
amendment 20 The C5n,.f.s,t' ots @ a. I, ~ I
AAd upon each ballot tbe-s "a a. = -
bFlhted the words For th. tAAa y ~ -
Meht OF "AGEiBtl tie eog,fi,r.s, utica ~ z
s5s, e ,UtSl sassl elect, aad i,rrs. l1ts,
election due return thal7 bs ~, ~. q ttty -.
o. tao vote Tor aud EFAln,t - 't e ,ss 80
&c len U.s. - eireeted By Tie sat ~ !ls,t ~,
Approved April 50. Ism "a
We hereby crrtifv 49,
rect copy OF an act 81 ~. tofeglaf h.
AArI land Paased January t,,,' ,se,a Ai,ssi,e
q PUMG}
c,,., g., CARLTON s N ~ VA
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ~
~ the subscriber, Of Anne A'.i4
County, has obtained from the OT,H
Court of Anne Aruude. county 10 hl'
land, letters testamculaTy on ibels,sa
estate of ELIZABETH j.. CAULA =
OF Anne Arundel County, deceased 4
persons having claims against ile na I I
ceased are hereby warned to eIai.a Y
same, with the vouchers Thereof D
subscriber, on OF before the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARf' 1871
They may otherwise, by law, 3 dl I
ded from all benefit Of the said es'A1 !.
persons indebted to said estate Af W.
ted to make immediate payment, -.
Given under my hand this 80 s' y
August, 1891 r-..,.,
81 DANIEL CAULk, BIec.'
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ns
IN the subscriber, Of Anne Au,A
county, has obtained from the 0plu
Court Of Anne Arundel county, Ia W.
land, letters iestamentsry on the psl
al estate of GUSTAEUS WOODS "a
of Anne Arundel county, deceased =
All persons having claims sgsind hta.
deceased, are hereby warned to ENID
the same, with the vouchers iheisd
the subscriber, on or before the
3OTH DAY or JINC1Rl, 1881
They may otherwise, by law, bea,s
ded from all benefit Of The ss1 ea
All persons indebted 10 said estate r.n
quested to make immediate psymtI
Given under my hand this 18th Day
July, 1891.
728 ELIZABETH + WOODS
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NOTICE TO CREDIIORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN y
IN the subscriber, OF Anne - -.
County, has obtained from TIE Nv !. ~
Court Of Anne Arundel County y =, y
land. letters testsmentsry 90 I Bs,
sonal estate Of BARBARA u. De-. .
late of Anne Arundel county &C.,. -
All persons having claims sgsl.''' l,,S'
deceased, are hereby warned 49, Y - ,
the same, with the vouchers lls''"
the subscriber on or before 'De
10TH DAY or DECEHBEE' i'''
They may otherwise, by sI ,i : ,es
cluded from al benefit OF i5e 80 ~. N y
All persons indebted 10 sala go. go.
ouested to make immediate ps ~ ~ !
Given under ny hand this 200 ~
June, 1891. MIRO
EIecg.9i =
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c,- CARLTON sUAFgE
CHIEF Clerk % the House IN a..

Now therefore, !, ELIHU 2. JAcEs1y s..
nor o. haTy Us9a. DO hereby order sl3 ara n
Bills, or Acts Of The General Assembly ,,,...ss
Der, each proposing separate am,1sn51f n Y
Constitution OF Maryland be putl,,bss A., ~. y
Tor A. least three months iu Two usxissssa q
.isioI 10 eSSH county u ne t,sts, z y Ettp
City OF Baltimore, before tie bsit az Il, ~,
election, which viii be held on Iasslsy ~ ~.
Of November, 1901 al which SAID $500, w
the Az proposed amendments aforesaid '. ~
orally submitted 20 the Legal and lgAlast ,,i,,y
hAryland for adoption or fslec,oa WV"
L
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Given under ny hsss AZ a
60 Great Seal - MaUAst n \
THE GKEATl City o. Annapolis oi utfrI,sS
hKAL day ~ July IN me- yssi y I,
or Lord eighteen hundred ntla,S
kAAhILAND.J one and u The iuds1sfi,sg Z
49, the United stltol ne ose l,,lu
and nftetnth
kLlRu Z jackson
E.W LIC0NPn
N2sta tlA sseUpu q saa
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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SEVENTEEN
OF ARTICLE TWO OF THE CONSTITUTION
OF THIS STAIR.
The morning call., 1891-08-22
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
All the Lodges in This City Having Initia

All the Lodges in This City Having Initial
tions.
On Monday evening last Yerba Buena
Lodge, No. 1888, was visited by the follow
ing grand officers j. w. Rourke, g. d.. W,
II. Wood, G. a. D.; c. II. NJ. Curry, g. r. ;
j. NJ. Lenhart, p. G. d., and E. c. Rust, D.
ID. G. d. A pleasant evening was spent
listening to addresses by the visitors, also
by members OF the lodge. intersp ersed with
songs and other entertaining exercises. Sew
eral petitions for membership were received
San Francisco Lodge, No. 1922, win confer
the degree on TWO candidates at its next
session.
Friendship Lodge, No. 1871, will be visited
by the other lodges comprising District No.
%, On Tuesday evening next. Several of
the grand officers are expected to be present.
Stockton Lodge, No 1896, reports progress,
with number of petitions to act upon.
Occidental Lodge, No. 1890 will meet on
Wednesday evening next. at which time the
degree Will be conferred ON several candl-
dates.
Fortuna Lodge. No. 3449, held very in-
teresting session on Wednesday evening
last The members continue to work with
their accustomed energy, the result being
lnitltlons at almost every session.
Several petitions were received by Fidelity
Lodge, No. 2l0S, at its last session. and at
the first meeting in September it is expected
that the degree will be conferred on num-
Der of candidates.
Yosemite Lodge, No. 1880, will meet on
wednesday evening next, at which session
n matter OF much Importance to the mem
bers OF the lodge will come up for consider
alton and IN all probability will be acted
upon.
Confidence Lodge, No. 22S2, at Its meeting
next tuesday evening, VIII have an initia-