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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-10
IN THE COURTS
Buck WOrthy's Wife and Heirs OBJ
tain Big DAMAGES.

In Judge Noonan's court the case of w
J. MEG own VS.. Julian Palaclos,an appeal
from Justices court for commission for
sale of property, judgment in favor of
plaintiff for SlS0waS rendered.
In the case of Johanna Stoves VS..
Leslie B. Hand and others, a suit for a
debt and foreclosure of a lien, judgment
was rendered for plaintiff.
In the case of Mrs. c. A. Worthy
against the G. H. & ). A. Railway for
damages for Killing her husband, the en-
gineer, Buck Worthy, judgment in her
favor for $4,000 was rendered.
In Judge Kings court, j. II. James has
sued 7. w. Mullaly and others for debt
and to forecloSe lein.
In Judge Noonan'S court, Rebecca
RoSenbum has sued her husband, Jacob
ROsenblum, for divorce, alleging cruel
treatment.
The Texas and San Antonio Land CON-
pany has sued the Laredo Real Estate
and Abstract company In this court to
revive Judgment.
Judge King is engaged in the trial OF
the damage snlt of R. 5. Smith against
the g. II. & s. A. Railway for personal
injuries sustained in collision.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers have been filed
since last report:
Green and 5. E. Warren to Amos
Graves, Sr, triangular tract Of land con-
tanning one and twenty eight humid
redth acres, beginning at original city 10,
200: s2,75O
William A. Hoare, Jr., to Mary A.
Hoare, eastern portion Of lot 5, block l.
fronting forty feet on West Commerce
sSreet; $500.
Emil NiggIi, by constable, to William
Hoefing, Sr., constabe's deed to lot 12
block 6, original city lot LOG; $40.
Ed and Mary Kurka to Max KallSki
lots 9 and 10, block 2, on Indanolo street.
5000.
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Recorders Court,

The recorder dealt with the following
cases in police court this morning, as
seSsed IS in fines:
Belle Perry, fighting. dismissed; also
Nellie Payne, fighting, s.. These are the
two colOred variety girls who had COM
day night over a man.
Frank Battaglia, fighting, dismissed.
Walter Andrews, fighting, dismissed.
VIM. McDanielsOn, drunk and disorder
Iy, 50.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS,


Office & res. 229 Garden st., tel. 476. 6 Is tt
LOANS on furniture without re-
moval. J. VI. EMERSON, Co. rs If
The "White House," Soledad
Block, best liquors, wines and cigars.
Elegant appointments throughout.
Fred Kerble, manager. IL 10 tt
Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber
at the International and Great North
ern depot.
-"Old Crow Bour bon" and "Her-
mitage Rye" can be had only at
Michaers, 220 E. Houston street.
-Weinstein's circulating library,
230 292 f. Houston street.
-Urder your Matzos, Meal, Potato
Flour and Cakes at E. MoKE's Mill
tary plaza. l "A I'm
Bear in mind that Frank ]. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber
at the International and Great North
ern depot.
Breeding, Welsh & Breeding,
dentists, Alamo Fire Ins. Oldg. 103l1y
There was a dance at the post
hop room last night, given by the
officers.
CAPTAIN Keith and Sam Barnes
will play q match game Of billiards at
the post canteen, Monday night, for
500 side.
Officer Springer's little daughter,
Rosa, was seriously injured yesterday.
She was playing and ran the points
of a pair of scissors in her face. She
will recover.
THE Hidden City" is the title of
an interesting story, by Walter 81.
McDougall, begun in the LIGHT to-
day. 1t will pay you to read it.
The lecture on Goethe's Faust"
delivered at the Y. NJ. G. A. by Rev.
Schulz last evening, was well attend
ed and free of thought. Another
like lecture will be delivered soon.
Tonight Madam Donaldson will
give her annual masquerade ball at
the Arbeiter Verein hall.
Tomorrow night the Bowie social
club will give dance at Turner hall.
The Sons of Herman will give
ball tomorrow night ct Krische's hall.
For cash we will undersell all
competitors In the shoe line. n. Cum
ningham & Go. 26 Inn
Desk room to let al the LIGHT
office. IT
Read every page in the LIGHT or
you might miss something good.
Bear in mind that Frank J. Bethel
keeps builders hardware and lumber
at the International and Great North.
ern depot.
Lost or stolen, a grey white mastiff
dog. A reward will be paid for return to
FRED SMALL at the LIGHT office. 2-stf
Sheen & Burnett, undertakers,
25s Commerce street. Tel. 115.
Ornaments tai house and sign paint
ing, Chas. F. King, 10S E. Houston
street. IL off
-Lakview lots are the cheapest
suburb ban property around San An
tonic. A limited number of lots to be
sold al q discount. w. II. Usher, 100
E. Houston street. ~ Inn
Special drive this week on plain
and fancy felt slippers. prices re-
duced. Sullivan Shoe Co. l % If
Mems shoes, solid, only Sl.25.
Our leaders, 81. so and $500 Our best
on earth, $500. Sullivan's, Main
plaza. 70 tt
Closing out shoe sale, Eagle Shoe
Co., Commerce and Navarro Sts. 2S tt
Wanted first class coachman re-
ference apply to John Darrsgh, cor
per Olive and Lamar street. 2 If.
MEMS Butcher cut shoes, black or
tan, decidedly fashionable, Sullivan
Shoe Co. % If
For cash we will sell boots and
shoes cheaper than any house in
town. Il. Cunningham & Co. 26 Inn
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The Dictator's Program.

The presiding officers selected by his
autocracy have, selected their set of
Judges and clerks of election who have
been Instructed to be at the polling places
and to take possession of the polls. They
are 10 exclude the judges selected by the
city council and the mayor has assured
them that he will have the police on hand
to sustain them. Will the people stand
thiS2
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Skipped Away,

Red" Mcdonald, who has been run
ming keno game in this city, got away
withWm. Simms to the extent OF 5000 and
had deposited $500 in the safe at the
Crystal which he drew from the bar
captured at Eagle Lake last night and a
deputy sheriff has gone there after him
to bring him back.
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The Situation,

Our city government now presents
dual administrations: Guerguin,
mayor pro tenn with seven aldermen
vs.. Lock wood with three aldermen.
How does it look TO our good conser-
vative citizens? Have we gone back
to trou blesome times?
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S1.15 Tomorrow $1.15.
Our 81. so Misses Dongola or pebble
school shoe tomorrow $1.15.
2lOlt WOLFF & MARX.
A. B. KERR & SONS,

Wood, coal and Muldoon sandstone
rock a speciality. Can furnish any
quantity and size from 500 lbs. to 10 ton
rock Ask for prices. Telephone 372. If
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Fraternity and the Fair.

Willie quite a number of the SubeFdtnates 0f
various orders have promptly and 1iberally
made donations to the Midwinter Fair there
are maDy in which The matter has not been
acted upon and the circulars. of the executive
committee have been filed for reference or tenn,
porary postponed. Th- benehts OF the fair
are already being most practically felt by many
who were formerly unemployed and who, had
it not been for the extra work incident TO this
exhibition, would still have. been IN the army
of those who have nothing TO- DO. AS hereto
fore suggested in this department the frateFni
ties of this city and locality are :vitally in
terested in aiding IN the success OF the fair.
Already number of fraterhaI members have
been put to work and we are authorized
TO say that many more Will be as Tangible
interest and aid is given by the fraternities 10
which applicants belong Ii rs much bettef to-
contribute TO the tatr and BaYe the amount
paid out 10 members for WORKMAN TO be called
QpOn for donations tor felief to. members and
tbelr families whose necessities are caused for
hcK of employment. Ne arglIHeut IS needed 10
show our many lodges that hundreds of
brethren and members Of thfir families owing
TO general stagnatlon, are. out OF work. Calls.
for relief have already been made and re-
made unless employment" Is found. The
Midwinter Fair viii give: employment.
TO thousands, and as "a. a. matter OF
1t will be done with due fespect TO contributors
and merit. No better Investment by ffaterni-
ties can be made at this time for The benefit of
their unemployed brethren tlfan~Io make a
reasonable donation to the blfdwinter Fair, anu
thus have brethren needing assistance earn a
livelihood by their own efforts, which every
honorable man would much rather do than ac-
cept donation, which,: While he is in health,
partakes too much of g. CHARITY. VIII our
brethren OF the various orders who Lave not
already contributed to the fair take from the
table the circular issued by the executive COM
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Iverson; Whittier. Fuller Co; Nj Strauss: s
N Kutz: Geo Fay S Co; Fishes q KensIow: H
Hammer; Stulz Bros: Mendocino Lumber Co; E
Hamilton: Hoffman & Mayer: Zenter, Cohn & Co
Sachs Bros & Co: Rungor & Co.
Per rPOmona-Overland Freight Transfer Co; j F
Baker Hamilton Marshall, Teggart d Brorsen
G Nichols & Co: Whitney Co; Hills Bros:
Dodge. Sweeney d Co; Darymens Union: Great
Amer Imp Co: Norton. Teller q Co; H Dutard: w
bollong: Kowalskv q Co: Vervalin Rowe;
Clark: Ross d Hewlett; Wheaton. Breon q Co;
w Price Co; Wells. Fargo Co: L Douglass;
w Sumner & Co: NJ Kalish Co; johnson &
Co: Standard Oil Co: Wilson & DeviIbiss; Davies
q Co: ID C0nnick: G Reiss
Per Yaquiha-Standard Oil Co; Kowasky & Co;
E Whitney d Coz Carpy q Co: II Cowell Co:
Dunham. Carrigan & Co: Brigham, Hoppe L Co;
L Anderson: Risdon & GreySon; Bissinger d Co;
Ii n Tilden 81 Co; Wolf 4 Son; M I Fretas q Co:
Dairvmens Union Wheaton, Breon Co: West
ern Sugar Refinery Co: Brigham, Hoppe & Co: A
pori; Weilman, Peck d Co.. Joost Co: Bryan
Shoe Co; Enterprise Brewery; ONeil Bros & Cal
laghan.
Per weeott-wheaton. Breon & Co: Hills Bros:
Russ. Sanders & Co: Witzel Il Baker: Dutard
Vervalin Rowe: Christy Il WISE Hulme d Hart
Brigham, Hoppe Co: Bowen q Co: L Good
rich Il Co: Dairymen's Union d Il E w alters
Stone d Co; South San Francisco Packing Co: 6
Wickson & Co; Smiths Cash Store; Shoobert,
Beale & Co.
Per Alex xDvncan-Dairymen's Union: Dutard
Getz Bros S Co; Standard Oil Co: Christy & Wise;
Wheaton, Breon Co; Lowry IL Stellar: Leege;
Whittier. Fuller Il Co: Levy Co; John Laws
Dodge. Sweeney & Co.
Per RlvaI-W Sumner & Co; Field & Stone.
For Late SHIPPING IrteLtioence See Tenth Pace.
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A. O. u. W..

s: Grand Foreman Ward visited lodges ana ad-
dressed public meetings in Oakland Colfax
and Auburn last week. This evening he will
.sneak atGrass Valley, Tuesday night at Sierra
City, Nv ednesday evening at Truckee, and ne
will visit Occidental Lodge of Oakland next
Friday evening.
Chairman W. Ff. Jordan has made up his
executive committee for the reception of the
Supreme Lodge. II is composed exclusively of
representative workers of the various lodges,
with lie. exception OF the eX-Officio grand Off
GERS: The irast grand officers have rendered
their services. 10 said committee, and Will
doubtless be assigned to subcommittee as
may be required.
The grand officers have long list of appoint
meats for october. ::
:. Every speaker in tile order Will be used for
the anniversary of the 27th.
Grand Recorder Hirshberg has received and
forwafded TO subordinates the bound proceed
ings. of:the Supreme Lodge
!. Grand. Master Workman Booth is visiting in
The south: =:
Grand Recorder Hirshberg and Grand Over
seef: 1oohy VIII commence a southern tour at
Nisatia on The 17Ih
. DEPUTY. Grand Master Workman Poland has
been visiting BOdie and ,aui iaeent localities.
:. Special Deputy Woodmausee Is perfecting a
series OF pnblic meetings at different points, al
which the grand master worN man Will speak.
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American Legion of Honor.

. The recent Supreme Council adopted some
vital legislation, the most Important of which is
thattwelve months membership Instead OF six
months is lequired To- be entitled to relief bene-
fits; that ten days, notice must be given to
officers previous TO arraignfng them for mat
tentfon TO duty; that the supreme secretary
mist publish payments for relief on assessment
calls; that $4,000 shall be the highest sum
paid at the. death OF member and
this slTal1. be for a third degree mem
: Der, $1,000: for. a second degree, and $1,000
for a first degree member, bui this legislation
larger amounts; that members must pay assess
ments totheT collectors. on or before the last
day OF the month without notice Gmportantl;
that ihe medical examdner-in-chief shall here
after receive salary of $500 per annum, TO
include all clerk hire; :and all fees shall be
abolished; that suspended members reinsIated
wi hin sixty days shall pay all assessments
Called and due on or before date of reinsrate-
ment; that when member has been absent
and unheard, OF for seven years he
shall be presumed to be dead and his certifi-
that all benefit certificates hereafter issued
shall! be VOID il the INSURED commits suicide
within three years from date OF joining the
order; that In case OF future suicides unless II
is evident that the Insured was insane, pro
rata of tie beneficiary moneys basrd upon gen.
era life expectancy shall be deducted; that no
relief shall be.aiowed for. disabilities arising
from my disease depending upon of caused by
fntemperance'o immortality
. The next session Is TO be held IN Detroit,
NJ Mich.. in 1895.
entending tie order in the various grand Juris-
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knights of Honor.

= Past Dictator Taylor entertained Polar Star
lodge last session with. an address on the sil-
yer question Past Dictator Brewer also made,
=. an interesting address. ::
:" Grand Reporter Curry visited Occidental
Lodge last meeting. This subordinate expects.
to initiate a number this mouth He also made
a call: upon Far West Lodge. which has several
petition for mr bershlp On latfd.
The public meeting announced for last Satur-
daV has been postponed until october 13.
One hundred and sixty-seven deaths are re-
ported, calling for TIRE assessments tor Oc-
4. Colorado /. Connecticut 5, District OF Co
1umbia /, Florida g, Georgia 4; Illinois 6, In
diana 4, Kentucky II, Louisiana 9. Massachu-
|. sets 10, Maine 1. Missouri 1, Nevada /, New
Jersey s., n w HanDsifife 1, New York 18,
North Carolina /, Qhie IL, Pennsylvania 5,
South Carolina A. +Tenness g II, Texas 21
Virginia 81 Vermont l.. West Virginia l..
September % was Knights of Honor day at
Chicago and many of the leading officials with
"a large numberof members observed the same.
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|. O. @. IF.

The tbirty.nfnth annual session Of the Grand
Encampment of this jurisdiction Will be held in
THIS city, commencing on Tuesday, october II.
The Veteran Cd Fellows will visit Bay City
Lodge by invitation on the evening of the 10th.
and hold their quarterly meeting on thee
Ing OF the 18th. Any member OF tile order who
resides west of the Rocky MOUNTAINS and has
been In consecutive membership for twenty
years is eligible TO this veteran ASSOCIATION.
Robert Dross will speak on "Formesa" be-
fore Unity Lodge next Tuesday evening. This
old subOi dinate initiated TWO last session.
The bureau for the unemployed is deing good
practical work. Many members wishing situa-
lOuS are registered.
All branches of the order are dong well In
TINS Jurisdiction, and mutations are frequent.
An increased interest Is manifested in the af-
IalrS Oh the library.
The parade of the order at Chicago last Mon
gay was one OF The largest and most brilliant
uisplays OF 1faiernal order ever witnessed on
tnls continent. Over 40000 I'D line. The mid
hlent procession In costume was novelty
Grand Representative Mcguire OF California
was one OF he speae ers at the Grand RepIe.
senlauVes reunion in Milwaukee and also ap-
poIuteu upon the committee of appeals of the
sovereign body. Grand Representative Leon
ara se!Ved upon the commit re of correspond
ehce dno was also tnvi ed by the patriarchs TO
conIer tne degrees at mass smeetlng of the en-
campment members. Tie CaIIfornians were
that city. '.
Tie yexed question of who shall control the
PatrIarchs Militant, after long discussion. was
settled by vote OF 131 10 35, as follows:
sec. .. Ihe organization of the forces con.
stituling the military branch OF the order shall
be by States, territories, provinces, etc. where
IN there are at The time Grand Encampment ii-
risdlciiOns OF the /. o. o. F. and ALI snch forcas
and eantons now or hereafter organized shati
be under the immediate supervision and control
OF the department commander of the iurisdic-
tion where located or organized subject 10 sueh
rules and regulations as may be prescribed by
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. and also subject TO
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the orders and commands of the grand sire,
who is ex-offieio commander-in-chief of the Pa
triarcns Militant throughout the world''
The senior commanding officer of either
brigade, regiment or battalion Is to b the de-
partmenE commander. his staff 10 consist only
of snch officers as he may be entitled to by vlr,
tue OF his command.
The next session OF the S. G. L. is to be held
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
The s. g. l.. has ordered the purchase OF the
building Nos. 23 and 20 North Liberty street,
Baltimore. Md, for sovereign headquarters.
This carries back the supreme body TO its
birthplace and fixes the question Of perma-
nent home.
Grand Master Thompson will visit Wheat
land tonight and Red Bluff Redding, Weaver
vile and French Gulch during the week.
Templar No. IL is preparing brilliant pro-
gramme for its fortieth anniversary. This
veteran subordinate Will have an initiation
next Wednesday night.
The lodge at Danville will have a public
celebration on the 18Th.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor.

: Supreme !; RepreseDtatfye s. American re-
turned from che East last Wednesday.
Golden Rule Lodge received a visit from
West End lodge last session and entertained
tile visitors with an initiation.
Excelsior Lodge gives a reception next Thurs
day evening. Pacific Lodge Is also arranging
The Supreme Lodge officers for ensuing
term: are: i. b. Lpekard OF Pennsylvania,
); p; A. Hoezfe Of New York, S. V.P.; c. w.
Harvey OF Indiana. supreme secretary; Charlie s
Il. Dudley Of Massachusetts, supreme treas
erer; Mrs: M. S. .Gilbert OF Kentucky, s. G. !;
Mis-. c. NJ. Anderson OF. Illinois, supreme
guide; Mrs. Ellen Wempe OF Ohio, supreme
qua dian; I. j. Wood OF Mississippi S. S.;
George w. Check of Kentucky S. Hathaway
OF Massachusetts, Eugene Sheck of Ohio. su.
preme trustees. | lie next session will be held
in ST. Lonis IN 1895.
THIS order leyes but two assessments this
month.
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Court Jurisdiction.

United States IS that where societies have ap-
pelIate tribunals, the findings of said trfb unaIs
must be final and willsnet. be reviewed by the
courts. An epitome Of this decision Will be
found in Roberts Rules of Order page III.
and Judge Perry of Connection in The case of
Grand Master Sterling against Frederick Mead
Of ST. Johns Lodge, 10 which Mead sought by
f1junc.ion 10 prevent being summoned to aD-
pear before the grand master 10 show cause
why be should not be sdeposed fr6m office for
conduct unbecoming Mason. decided Fist,
that the court had no Jurisdiction over societies
where the latter have tribunals OF their OWE !;
second, that the Masonic order Itself mad pro-
vlded a remedy In the right TO appeal to the
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Catholic Ladies, Aid Society

The Grand Council held its annual session
last week at Santa Maria del Mar and elected
Mrs. M. A. Deane OF San Francisco grand presi-
4en ,. Mrs. Luxom OF Stock on. spo r q p a.
Miss Stella NJ. OBrien of San francisco, grand
secretary; Mis-. NJ. Hidreth of Alameda,
grand treasurer; Miss NJ. Scully OF San Fran
cisco. G. d. D.. Mrs. Paul Lohse Mrs. VI.
Deane, Mrs Logger. Mrs. Lafferty Mrs Me-
Fadden, Mrs. Tuils, Mrs. Cassaso and Miss NJ.
Carr, directors. The grand president was in
structed to appoint committee OF TWO from
each branch to assist Mrs. Paul Lohse in the
Women's Congress, OF the Midwinter Fair.
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Rev. Charles S. HasweII, p. q. M.

This honored frater. whose final obsequies
were held in Sacramento last Monday. was in-
itfated in Suffer Lodge No. 1oo / Q. O. F.; In
Wheatland, Yuba County. in 1850. and after.
ward became a member of Capitol Lodg No.
81 of Sacramento. He was elected grand war
den in 1868. deputy grand master in 1867 and
grand master In 1868. In the Good Templars
he was chosen AS grand femplar In 1868 and
reelected four times He was also an henored
member Of Union Lodge No: .b8, F. and A. NJ
and OF Cosumnes Triba No. IA, Il. o. r. NJ. He
1915. Appropriate fraterna[ services were
held 10 Oakland on Sunday, al WHICH addresses
were made by Rev. Drs Stehbins, Hummer and
Bofaro ana Charles SFox Il P M, ine En- re-
ramenio and, with similar rites. In the presence
OF an immense eoneourse Of brethren and
friends, deposited in the tomb. =: 2
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM p<a.
ocean Dlvlson-and PACIFIC COAST @zG
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spearstreet wharf, at 10 NJ, for the above ports
one of their Al iron steamships, viz:
Oct. @, 49, %.
COLUMBIA-Aug -. Sept. and Oct. l. II, 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points n oregon
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota. Utah, wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and ali points east and south and Europe
Fare to Portand-Cabin s16; steerage, 80:
Ticket ofices-i Montgomery st.. and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery SC.
Freight ofice-2O0 California sc.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocean Line
/ tt 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

The great sachem and great chief Of records
visited the Samosets OF Vallejo last Monday
evening and the Otonkahs of Napa on Thursday
night. Long talks were made, degrees con.
'ferred and collatiOnS enjoyed.
Past Great 1ncOnoDee Adam Smith has re-
turned much benefited In health by bis Eastern
trip.
: j. R. TriSmer of.Tacoma, an able sachem, has
been visiting the city tribes.
AdoptieDs are numerous in this reservation.
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will officially visit Tomales October 8. Peta.
luna 4th. SonOma 9th. Olema 14tE. Occidental
November 2, GalleO Grove, city, 7ih, Celtic
Grove. South San Francisco, 22d.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps enjoyed a
visit from Garfield Post last session aud a least
OF fruits furnished by grateful comrade. The
corps proposes grab-bag social on the 10Th.
The morning call., 1893-10-02
Miscellaneous.

Grand Chancellor Frank McGowan, x. OF p.
announces. the following official visits: Sisson
October 10, Yreka 11Jh, Dunsmur 13th Wood
land 10Th, willows 17lh, Red Bluff 18th, Red
ding 19th Chico 20th Magaiia 21st, Lincoln
23d, DavIsvllle 24tn, Sacramento 25th, Truckee
26th, Dixon 2Sth.
Noble Grand Arch f. Cavagnaro. O.. U. A. D.,