The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26
american Legion OF Honor.

The statement dated october l, calling for as
sessments Nos. PAT and 248 contains 20 deaths,
amounting to S2O4 900, OF which California has
five deaths, amounting to $4,000. All claims
on The statement are paid, which Include all fled
Ito September ..
The financial statements show receipts for tile
month, S203. 1872 SO; disbursements, S202, 600.
The weekly relief benefits daid from January
1, 1888. to 1892, tour years, amount TO S254,-
665. an average weekly benefit OF SIP To each
sick member, al an annual average expense 1f
less than one assessment on each member OF The
order.
The amount paid benefclarles during The same
period was 50 .746,0oo, an ayetage OF S2,446,-
800 annually
The two October assessments will be paid
mostly by the dividend checks. which are now
being distributed TO the membership.
Bohemian Council had a very large and inter
eSIing meeting on " ednesday evening, the Oc-
CASTOR being the distribution of the dividend
checks. Brief address were made by George
W. Dixon, 5. r., Collector Z. ID. Wheat aud 9TH
ers. Several propositions were received
Grand S efeiary Burton reports activity aud
increase generally among The su6ordinateS.
Knights and Ladies' OF Honor.
Bay City Will give its next social on the even
ing OF October 8.
Pacific received three applications last session.
Y rba Buena OF San Jose has a boom. mi
tiated six last week. bringing its membership 10
eighty, which Is high score for the baby lodge
The social OF Aurora Lodge was well attended
and a frst-rate programme given by Miss
Holmes, Master Scott and Mamie Smith and Mr..
ABE jackson. a dance wound up the pleasant!
affair."
Golden Rule received visit last Thursday
evening from Mrs. h. A. RapD, q. V. p, Mrs. E.
L. Kinsman, q. g., Mrs. NJ. A. Noyes. e. d.. ;.
American. s. r., and Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Ho-
comb z. P.'s, several OF whom made interesting
remarks.
Ancient Order Of Foresters of America.
Court Euresa No. S186 was Instituted Sep.
TENDER II n Eureka, with eighty-oue charter
members, by c. H. Bremen, grand secretary,
assisted by j. Healing, ID. &. Z. R., and j. Nc
Guinness, ID. q. c. X. The following were
elected as officers: f. E. skinner j. p c. Il. /;
ID. &. Mcdonald, c. R.; NJ. Enges, 5. c. r.: O.
C. Gregor, financial secretary; L. K. Carr, re-
eording secretary; NJ. T. Warren, treasurer; W
Mclaughlin. S. w; A. Dunning j. B.; S. G..
Mansen, S. B.; j.. q. Morse. j. b.; 5. 5. Crow,
C. w Sloan and Z. W. Frost trustees W Corn
ID. On Tuesday evening special meeting was
held and seven candidates INFLATED. This eourt
starts out With most tiatterng prospects, having,
In addition TO those already initiated, forty APP
pcatlons on hand.
Evening Star Circle No. 2o2 c. o. F.. was IN
sttuted last Friday evening by Mrs. E. A. Clrah
G. G. C.. assisted by Miss a. d. Bremen. G. S
in San Rafael. The following were Installed as
officers; Miss c. Basset.e, J. 7. O. Z; W; J.
Boyd, c. G.; Miss K. hlug, s. c. C.: Mrs. Nc
Donald. Treas; Miss Hannah Pregge, Fin. Sec:
Miss A. Mulcahy, Rec See; Miss NJ. O'fooe,
Il. G.; August Koden. l.. g.. Mrs. f. V. BodeD.
/. e.; W. A. fesman, o. g.; trustees--W. Z.
Hickey. Mrs. f. V. Boden and Angus Mcdonald.
Last week Grand Chief Ranger COrdy visited
the following courts: San Lucia No. S125 Sail
mas Monday evening; Paiaro Valley Rose No.
7755, Watsonyille, Tuesday evening; Del Monte
No. 1859. Monterey, Wednesday, and Magnolia
No. 1895 In this city on Friday evening. The
following visits Will be made this week: Mon
day evening. Olympic No. 1854; Wednesday
evening Golden Gate No. 1895; thursday rven-
Ing. Defiance No. 1910; Friday evening. Inter
Nos No. 1858, all in this city,