The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-27
FRATERNAL NOTES.
A Mistake in Figures Rectified
in the A. L. of II. Report.

Doric Lodge, No. PIC, F. and A. M. at If.
ing" % A"u fais
court Occidental No. 6676, A. o. Fl. S.,
~ i's regular meeting last evening, adopted
amendments to its bylaws.
its ol,i orhla Lodge, No. /, f. and A. NJ, at
the Ned Ned meeting last evening, had work in
-l"sler Mason's degree.
] sbortI,, lodge of the A. o. U. w. will
| CIa,a CO. &c instituted at San Jose, Santa
az oro I ~ my This subordinate will have
of wao1,l,, 40 principal features the payment
a. fiu t,n Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. NJ. at
~, Ento, ee'lhe last evening, had work in
the Entered Apprentice depree
| LOYAL California Lodge, No 1roroto,
ter Unity Odd Fellows, at it, -- rannior
meeting last evening, had a large attend.
| ance and conferred the initiatory.
In this column OF yesterdays CALL. in n
statement OF the membership and financial
condition Of the American Legion of Honor
Tor last year, mist Ike occurred in giving
me mem bership at date of January /, 1890,
at W, 457. This was typographical error the
correct hgures should have been g. 4j7, a
gain Of III for the year.
Last Wednesday evening +. E. Suther-
land, o. d., OF the Knights of Honor visited
Yosemite Ledge. No. 1880, of this city, and
was warmly welcomed. He delivered
very interesting address and at the c0nclu-
sion OF the lodge ceremonies accompanied
9y a delegation frOn Yosemite, visited
EagIe Lodge, No. 2204, where the remainder
Oh the evening was spent and a good social
time had.
A new lodge of the A o. U. w. will
Iin anirrt be substituted at Paso Robes, San
?, Occidental Lodge, No. 1890, Knights of
nohor, VIII give its first public meeting
ana basket party on Wednesday evening
ha Tha 1 nm at Unlon-square Hall.
Inc financial statement of the Trustees of
the Misslon-Street lot for the l. O. O. +. of
San francisco for the year ending Decem-
Der 81, 1880, is at hand, which was sub
mltted and approved at a meeting held on
tlle 1oth INST, from which the following is
taken: Balance on hand January l, 1890.
S2C61 06; to rent received from lessee for
the year. at S16S per month, SOFIA total
OF S4077 G6. Disbursed-By dividend 10
paid TO subordinate lodges, 81 cents per
member on $500 members, at date of Janu-
a total Of S2O59 "A, leaving balance on
hand OF S2O37 50. Deposit in Odd Fellows
Bank mot available), S26I 96. From the
above available funds dividend II Of 36
Genus per capita, amounting to S19S5 04 on
membership of 5514, as per Grand Secre-
tary's report OF December 81 1890 payable
Immediately, has been declared, leaving a
balance on hand of S52 IS to defray ex-
penSeS Of printing reports and incidentals.
Inc Board OF Trustees now comprises: X.
Thompson, President; Davis Louderback,
treasurer; John Il. Hays, and George T.
Shaw, Secretary. The death Is announced
OF PhIlo White, p. G. r., a co-Trustee and
PRESIDENT OF the board, who has ever since
the organization OF the board been an hon
ored member thereof As the duty of fill
ing the vacancy deyolVeS upon the lodges of
the city. meeting of delegates 10 be elected
by the said lodges, in the same manner,
form and number as representatives TO the
Grand Lodge are elected, has been called to
meet In Parker Hall on Saturday evening,
March 14th, at s o'clock, for the purpose of
elecllng Trustee to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. White.
by official circular, dated 2Sd inst, F. E.
Sutherland, q. ID. of the Knights of Honor
OF this jurisdiction, announces that the
twelfth annual session of the Grand Lodge
will convene in the Alcazar Building, ia
OFarrell ST., on Tuesday, March 18th, at 10
O'Clock in The morning.
The Grand Lodge of the A. o. u. w. of
this jurisdiction has levied Assessments 6,
and s, Tor the month of March, on deaths
fl to Go inclusive, total of % losses, ap-
portioned among the lodges as follows:
Shasta, No. II, Shasta; Harmony. No. 9,
San Francisco; jacksonville. No. 40, Wat
sonvilie, and Santa Cruz, No. 46, Santa
Cruz, each; Santa Barbara. No. III, santa
Barbara; Occidental, No. q, Oakland; San
Pablo, No. St. san Pablo; Mission, No. 90,
43, San Jose; Palos Nerdes, No. 237, San
Pedro; San Benito, No. SO, II ollister; En-
terprise, No. II, San Jose: Point of Timber,
No. %, Byron; Burns. No. g. San Fran
cisco; Grass Valley, No 81, Grass Valley;
Los Angeles, No. 80 Los Angeles; Hercules,
No 53. San Francisco: Magnolia, No. Al,
Out r.. an CISCO; Meridian, No 145, San, Ber-
nardino; San LeandrO No. u. San LeandrO
and Yosemite, No. III, Fresno. This levy
VIII pay for losses reported to February
Goth. To the date of levying this call the
whole number OF deaths has been 1881. and
assessments levied 242. Supreme Lodge Re-
lief Assessment II, of 81 for each member in
good standing at date of February 81 last,
is also called, which is due and payable i'm
mediatey.
In the Order of Chosen Friends, at ate of
January 3lst last, there had been 2065 deaths.
ana the Dement'S paid amounted to S500S,-
2c3 o., and 279 disability claims amounting
to S292, 800, total of $4,000. 703 q paid for
benefits.
Court Star of the West, No. 1856, A. o. F.
T. s., celebrated its eighth anniversary with
ball at B'nai Birth Hall last Saturday
evening, and notwithstanding the very
stormy weather there was large attend
ance and the affair proved very enjoyable
Sncial success.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 5, 1. o. o. F.,
VIII have an Initiation at its regular meeting
this evening.
+. L, Sutherland, G. D., accompanied by
w. b. Wadham. G. V. D., of the Knights of
Honor, visited Sacramento last Monday and
participated in the public meeting given by
California, No. 1880, and UNITY, No. 2OSS
lodges of the Capital City. The spacious
hall wherein the meeting took place was
crowded, and the programme of literary
and musical exercises presented was not
only choice, but finely rendered. Addresses
were delivered by the visiting grand officers,
as also by Grove l.. johnson, z. d. of No.
1850. who presided. Afterward tempting
supper was served in the baDquet-hall-a
supper which, for abundance and merit, was
hardly ever excelled, if eQuaied Dancing
concluded most successful meeting, one
which proved enjoyable both to the men,
bers OF the order, their families and friends
aud to the visiting grand officers. The
meeting will be the means of adding to the
membership-roll of both lodges, as many of
the male guests ON tine evening in question
signifed their intention of becoming men,
hers nj tho nights Of Honor