The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-16
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ME Reed. james, Reed. Leonard Robertson,
Sara Rosenberg. Earl Stone, Clyde Sunderland,
Robert Vandergaw. Harriet Wilder, Mable
Wills and Katie Wolfeuden.
Besides the above there are five other names
that will probably be added Oh Monday. These
are pupils VINO have not quite completed their
work.
Lodge of Sorrow.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Sorrow, as has
been its annual custom, will meet in this city
tonight at Masonic Temple under the auspices
OF GethSemane Chapter No. 5, Rose Croix,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite The lodge
IS in memory of Inc members of the Masonic
fraternity who have died during the year past.
The ceremony VIII be more than usually
Interesting this year and Will take Gu some
peculiar features. Among other things there
will be Masons from Cairo and Alexandria,
Egypt, who Will appear in native costume.
In the list Of dead VINO are TO be commemo-
rated are:
NJ. w. John Mills Browne, thlrty-third degree
past grand master Of California.
NJ. W. Jonathan ID. Stevenson, past grand
M. W.. Charles Roy Grltman. past grand
master Of California.
NJ. W. John c. Ainsworth. thirty.thlrd degree
past grand master or Oregon.
M. w. Albion B. Emery, past grand master
OF Utah.
M. W. James Lone, past grand master of
NJ. W. John NJ. Chivington, past grand mas
ter OF Colorado.
NJ. W. Dayton Alonzo Reed, grand master of
Arizona
James s. Lawson. thlrty-third degree. ID
spector-general for California.
Henry Hackett, Andrew j. Lane. John E.
Lucas. John B. Owens, John AshIock Price
Joseph N. Soulher, r. W. Robert, Lee Sean
nell, deputy grand master of Utah; Gabriel ii.
Tilley, George j. Woodruff.
The ceremonies will be presided over by the
master OF Gethsemane Chapter. Masons from
San Francisco will largely participate.
In the list OF dead are the names of many
men we'll known In California. Among others
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enson, without whose name no history of Cali
fornia would be complete. The name OF Cap
tain John G. Ainsworth is well known 10 Oak
landers. but Is probably best known in the
Northwest, of which.portIon Captain Ainsworth
was one OF the pioneers, assisting mat rally In
building up the great steamboat trade on the
Columbia.
Church People and Saloon.
The church people OF the little town of Lorin
are determined that they will not have any sa-
loon In their midst II they can help 1t.
Yesterday A. b. Dixon, citizen OF the place
and an owner OF r. al estate there applied to tne
Superior Court for a writ of review Of the &C.
ton OF the Town Trustees OF Berk eley In
granting liquor license TO John A. Munson to
conduct saloon at Adeline street and Aca.
traZ avenue. Dixon says that he Is property
owner on the street on which the saloon will
front, and that he will be damaged by It's pres
ence In the sum of $500.
Berkeley ordinance allows q license 10 sell
liquor On hllng petition signed by at least
hve resident owners OF real estate or persons
occupying inc same nearest Inc front door OF
where the applicant proposes TO conduct his
saloon. The petitioner says that the slsners of
the Munson petition were not qualified under
the ordinance, and that In orderto get license
MCnson should have had his (Dixon' 81 name on
the list.
/: Is stated that MIR. Dixon is acting for a
certain number of church people as well as
himself. and those people have been fighting
for some time against the presence of Munson's
saloon.
The matter will come up before Judge Els
worth, when the trustees Will be asked to re.
view their work and revoke the license.
A Promising Season.
The Salvlni season at the Macdopoueh prom.
ises to be most successful one. All the first
nignters nave reserved heir seats the entire
season. Manager Cook says crowded houses
are assured, and lie Is happy. Salvinps roper.
tory for the first four nights will be Monday
and Thursday, "Three Guardsmen"; Tuesday.
.Ruy Bias; Wednesday, "Don Caesar de
Bazan." These plays are the strongest In the
Sayni list.
On the oath the M acd enough will have Keene
In tragedy. The season will last three nights
and inciude a Christmas matinee.
1t Is probable that The grand spectacle,
Aladdin Jr," Will also come 10 Oakland after
Its Baldwin season.
Death of Well-Kuown Man.
Charles D. Griffin did at the residence OF his
mother, Mrs. M. w. Murray, at the corner Of
Lake and Jackson streets. yesterday morning
Mr. Grlff1n was a very well known young Oak
lander. and although but "a years of age, had
sple ndid business standing In the community.
Inc young man was taken sick With typhoid