The morning call., 1891-05-31
NOTICE OLE MEETINGS.


5~S Lodge. No. 30, +. and A. M.-0ficers ~
and members will II,t assemble at the Temple NN
80 O'Clock to conduct the obSequieS of our late
brother, Carl Christian Rohlffs
my3l 2t GEORGE j. Kobe. Secretary.
- Fidelity Lodge, No. 2a2. >AMa,z>>
49, l. o. o: F-onlcers and mem SS9esG
bers will attend lodge MONDAY EVEN 44$EsSSSS@S
ING June l. 1891. Election and in |. 9Hg4SI
". ". WATSON, Recording Secretary. Il
~ Concordia Lodge. No. 1872, ,s$&44gua.
E~c |. Q. .. F.-The officers ana mem SISss|=sSS+
bers OF this lodge are requested TO at 75@SSSS-
tend the regular meeting on MONDAY, //IIRNN>
June lst, at o'clock. AS the election of officers
l0F the ensuing term will 5ake place. I9 attend
Q. J. wEDI, Rec Sec my31 It
- Cosmopolitan Lodge. No. >Ss.44l,zs>.
election OF oficers next wEDNESDAY ~
invited ' &. H. HART. n G.
E. CIAREsY. R. S. mySI At
RS Damon Lodge, No. 2, X. of *
SS P.-oficers and members are re- ~ ~.
quested to attend our next convention d><SkS
TUESDAY, June I'd, as business OF great ~
Importance will come before the lodge.
my3l SuTu ct f. b. HARDING, X. OF r. and S.
RS There VIII Be a Regular Meeting
LS~S of San francisco typographical Union, No
Shells Building, 81 O'FarreIl ST.. at 2 P. NJ. All
members OF the union requested to be present.
meeting: HARRY ROGERS, President.
J. J. McDAID, Secretary. II
FS The Ninth street and Potrero Inn
EVENING. June 2 1891. at reutonia Han. HOW,
ard ST., ber. irth and Tenth. A subject of vital
Importance to residents and property-owners in the
vicinity of Ninth st. and Potrero Will be discussed
JAMES H. O'BRIEN, President
w. j. GRACE, Secretary. my31 SIS
E. The san Francisco Scot q ~.
~~ fish thistle Club, will hold their N 3AHI
annual annual gathering and games at shell NIX
DONALD q. c. MCKAY, Royal chef.
GEORGE W. PATERSON. Recorder. nirI5 Su II
ESS7 The CaIedonian Club of 0M.
H-S San FrancIScO-Sver anniversary ~ IA ~
and grand gathering OF the clans in the SA[YS
-Garb of Aud Gaul," Saturday, May 80 ~
1891. at Shell Mound Park, Berkeley. The club is
determined 10 make this, the twenty-ffth annual
gathering and games, the grandeSt and most enjoy
able event OF tue season New games will be intro
duced never before seen in America. large list
OF exciting club events are open to members OF
clubs from all parts of the world, will receive
over $500 in cash and other prizes. including two
handsome gold medals, value $20O each. for long
distance race. Scottish national dancing by expert
elahSmen and lads and lassieS in costume; also
long list OF games open to all corners, for which
there large cash well other valuable prizes.
delegations from all parts Of the United States and
Canada will be present to take part in this auspc.
iOuS occasion. he usual Highland hospitality Will
be exended TO all. Dancing from II 4. N. in two
paviiions to the music of the celebrated Golden
cate Band. There Will be a full corps OF Highland
pipeTs In costume. Games commence at A. N.
sharp and close at P. NJ 20 intermissiOn Trains
connect with Oakland Ferry every half hour. Adj
mission 50 cents; children 20 cents Be and
buy your ticket for shell Mound PARK
THOMAS Wilson. Secretary. myI7 lat
RS59 For sale-Ihat Very Desi able Bust
~ ness property known as Central Presbyterian
abernaCie, 70 feet on Golden Gate and 30 feet
Pok St; northeast corner; seated bids received
for lot building and contents; also lot separate
building to be removed; bids received until June
1st. Address JOHN McCULLOCH, Secretary Beard
Of Trustees Webster st. my17 lat