The morning call., 1893-04-17

mitted. ana sixty-three applied for the
maximum amount of 5000.
Sequoia Lodge No. 1873 Will be formally
instituted ms and officers installed next
the first officers: George NJ. Perine, G. C. {;
J. c. Hughes, Y. c.; Harry +. Cresswell,
r; J. B. Griffith, N. OF w; John Hoesch,
K. OF r. and s.; P. D. Code Jr.. NJ of F. !;
Thomas E. Flynn, NJ. of E.; E. w. Will
liams, NJ. at A.
81. SchafTner, G. K. of R. and S.. visited
Newman Lodge No. 139 last Wednesday
and assisted in comforting the knight rank
on two applicants.
Grand Chancellor w. c. Graves will Off
cially visit the following lodges: Monday,
April II, Sunnyside No. 112, at Riverside; !;
April Is. Valley No. 27. at San Bernardino; !;
April g, Cotton No. 1877; April 20, Redlands
No: lS6; April 81, Nero No. 1T, at Chino,
and April q Ema No 107, at Pomona.
A. o. u. w.
Grand Master Workman Booth has been
in the city the past week arranging for his
southern campaign. He visited MADEIRA on
Saturday night, and will commence his
southern visitations this week
On the 25th new lodge of the degree of
honor will be instituted with large charter
list at ColuSa.
Eureka Valley celebrated its fifth ami
versary on the Sth by an entertainment and
ball. James Welch presided. The pro-
gramme was given by Kisses Kate FitZ-
patrick, May and MargIe Schrieber, Mabel
Moraunti, Drobaz, Coyle, Desmond, and
Messrs. Griff. Jones, Roberts, Sherrin,
Fisher and Murphy.
Supreme Sackett's official report shows
80. 236 members. March l, 1893 A gain OF
3ool Tor the month OF February, and gain
oil 30,542 for the twelve months. Paid to
heirs III February, S691, ,46S &c.
1t IS expected that a session of represen-
tatives from the Degree of Honor lodges in
this State will be held in July
Grand Master Workman Booth has ap-
pointed the following deputies: Alameda
No. l, /. Nolan; No. 2, William Crogan;
No. 3, Charles b. Halle; No. q. C. E.
Wnlferdinger; No. 8. Thomas Twohig; No.
& Israel Horton No. 7, n. H. Hackett.
Amador, w. II: Turner. Butte-No. /, J.
,. CopelantZ; No q E. Mabern. Gala
yeras, A. j. Cooke. Colusa, L. L. Hieock.
Contra Costa-No. 1, C. C. Swain; No. 2,
Fred Ramstorf. Del Norte, p. Emetsburg.
~ Dorado, J. c. Marsh. Fresno. F. 7.
Thomas W. S. Mcleod. Kern. Il. P. Olds.
Lake-No. l, S. 5. Russell; No. ., /. T.
Adams. Lasseu, NJ. I. Spencer. Los
AngfsIlesoNo. /, William Meek, No. 2,
l. H. Cyrenius; No. 8, J. E. Guy;
Ne. 4, W. b. Savage; No. 5, w. Wilson.
Marin. Robert Furong. Mendocino-No.
|, a. o; Carpenter; No. Q, j. S. Carlyle;
No. 3, George II. Bowman; No. 4, NJ NJ.
Bates; No. 3, James 5. Stewart. Mereed,
James Leonard. Mono, W. r. Owens
Modoc-No. l, NJ. Pnkney; No. 2, W. Z.
Page. Monterey. E. Michaels. Napa, c. E.
Merwih. Nevada. a. c. Conk. Orange, l..
GeOpDer. Placer-No. l, j. C. Hawver; No.
2, f. l. Adge No. 3, j. n. Burke. Plumas-
No. l. j. L. Betterton; No. 2, C. w. Hen
del San Francsco-No. /, E. Worth No.
2, Fl. c. Flageolet; No. 3, Charles McCar-
tiny; No. 4, Caleb Brind; No. .. John Me-
Iaugnln; No. 6, Fred ROthganger; No z,
Thomas Williams. Sacramento. J. L. Har-
low. San BernardHo, w. P. Craft San
Diego, d. f. Jones' San Joaquin, C. l.
Ernest. San Mateo, NJ j. Powers. Santa
Barbara-N0. l, 4. r. Dave; No. ., Alex
Leslie. Santa Clara, Il. b. Edwards San
BeDtO. John Paterson. San Luis Obispo-
No. l. l. l.. Wolson; No. 2, A. L. Woodman-
see. Santa Cruz-George Il. Sagar. Shasta,
+. NJ. Swazey. Sierra. E. B. Sanford. Sis
kiyou-No. l, c. Junker No. 2, Louis Hitler;
No. Sd. S. Baxter. Solano, Theodore
Ryhlner. Sonoma-George w. Spotswood.
SIanisaus-No. l. j. NJ. Graves; No. 2,
5. a. Smith. Suffer- F. Cooper. Tehama,
John Clements. Trinity, w. S. Lowden.
Tulare-No. l, a. T. Orr; No.2. j. L. Sulli-
van. Tuolumne, L. K. Wells. Ventura, r.
f. Taliaferre. Yoio-S. NJ. Griggs. Yuba,
Samuel Duke.