The herald., 1895-04-03


Placer No. 95-George D. Kellogg.
Sc. Renito No. 96-J. N. Thompson
William McAuliff
Covenant No. 97-Fred Babler.
Monterey No. 9S-W. ]. Towle.
Colfax No. 99-
Guardian No. oo--A. A. Ferguson.
Biggs No. 102-C. c. Spence.
Mountain No. 105-A. G. Cooke.
Bridgeport No. 109-R. Huckins.
Folsom No. 109-W. A. Ford.
Bay City No. lilo. j. Gates.
Empire No. 112-John NJ. Graves.
Calf No. n3-J. w. Beckwith.
Butte No. 1l4-J. X. Wood.
Confidence No. 117-C. P. Worsley.
El Dorado No. 11S-H. B. Turman.
Compton 120-G. W. Rogers.
Georgetown No. 121-E. L. Crawford.
Downieville No. 123-Simon Cohn.
Forest No. 124-John o. Jones.
Sierra City No. 125-William Penaluma.
Excelsior No. 126-F. G. Norman, J. n.
Nisbet, ]. L. Binet.
Olympic No. 127-P. D. Mullaney.
Mud Springs No. 12s Conrad Heusner.
Wilmington No. 130-P. Connolly.
Amador No. 133-J. r. Tregloan.
Laurel No. 134-Wright p. Hall.
Lake No. 135-Clinton Dsforrest.
Fidelity No. 136-E. X. Hawkins, W. B.
Smith. W. H. Penfeld. f. w. Eckenroth.
Jackson No. 13S-E. G. freeman.
Bald Mountain No. 140-J. Nj. Mussey.
lone Valley, No. 14l-W A. Bennetts.
Sharon, No. 140-Wiliam Weifer.
Bodie No. 143-Wat Morgan.
Citrus No. 142-John Flagg.
Pasadena No. 151-Fred Swift.
Manzanita 154-C. &. Myers.
Half Moon Bay No. l55-H. M. Tenn
pleton.
Main Top No. 156-John W. Sutcliffe.
Sutter Creek No. 13S-Morris Brinn.
Bay View No. 159-Dr. David b. Todd,
Adolph +. Fitschen.
Silver Gate No. IGOR. A. Douglass.
Lone Sycamore No. l6S-R. f. Forey.
Hanford No. 164-George W. Murray.
ASHER No. 165-John Yablonsky.
Pueblo No. 16S- Il. b. Lyon.
Yosemite No. 171-J. w. Roddich, J. Nj.
Collins.
Santa Barbara No. 172-Thomas Noxon.
Ventura No. 174-H. D. Ley.
Memorial No. 174-J. Tiedemann, H.
Schaffner. C. S. Hoffman.
West End No. 175-E. II. Bryan.
Klamath No. 176-C. \. Iunker.
Etna No 177-Charles W. Kast:
Friendship 40. 179-J. J. Wall, b.
Triumph No. 1so-John Quinn, William
l.. Mitchell, John L. Lyons.
Turlock No. 1S2-John L. Brown.
Del Norte No. 1S3-Bdward Straub.
klue canyon NO. lct-I. .. heSiSe
Noe Valley No. 1S5-C. L. Roulo.
Tehama No. 1S7-R. Nj. Woods.
Ell Monte No. lisa. n. Virgins.
Challenge No. 190-Richard Lower.
Southern California No. 19l. A. NJ.
Green.
San Mateo No. 192--Dennis G.. Brown.
Los Banos No. 1875: A. smith,
Higuera No. l94-D. NJ. Meredith.
Sonora No. 197-Frederick Conrad.
Oak Grove No. 19s-W William Deike.
Porteryi!le No. 1870. E. Gibbons.
Navarro No. 2O0-Robert Kerr.
Nelson No. 202-A. Fereva.
Eken No. 204--Thomas Clines.
Honcut No. 2o5-M. G. Toland.
Westport Nc. 207-M. M. Bates.
Valley View No. 20S-A. Barrieau.
College CITY No. DOW. H. Baker.
Lookout No. Gle. s. Trow bridge.
North Star No. 213-F. l.. Shank.
San Fernando No. 214-John Smith.
Dunnigan No. 2l5-J. n. Decker.
Murphy's No. 217-A. J. Cooke.
Los Alamos No. 219-A. Leslie.
Oliver No. 220-John Reinike.
Gualala No 22t-J. II. Schultze.
Alturas No. 222-H. G. Payne.
Pomona No. 225--William Shut.
Bay District No. 226--John Bohrer.
Colonia No. 227-T. NJ. Merry.
Concord No. 229-J. B. Pouleur.
Fast los ADSeleS No. -Du-i1. NlldbSay
Ontario No. 23l--J. S. Miller.
Uovina No. 232-Madison Basher.
May No. 236-H. H. Seaton.
St. Elmo No. 23s-R. E. Wirsching.
Germania No. 24l--F. Ahrens.
Alta No. 2i2-George D. Flack.
Brentwood No. 243-M. \. Watson.
Traver No 246-J. s. Cole.
Fairmount No. 247-P. P. Carr.
Point Louis No. 24s-A. D. Jordan.
Humbol No 249-E H. Pin.
Central No 251-E. G. Donovan.
Eureka Valley No. 252-W. j. Cuthbert-
son.
Bishop No. 25e- George L. Drake.
Monrovia No. 160-S. NJ Sewer.
Cucamonga No. 263-W. B. Ewing.
Golden West No 264-R. O. Dav es.
Purisima No. 266-Walter C. Ball.
Black Butte No 1870. j. Nannoy.
Columbia No. 275-William B. Afford.
FL Cajon No. 275-Albert Bronwer.
Tres Pinos No. 277-L. Thornton.
Hopeland No. 27S-S. H. McCabe.
MADEIRA No. 279-J. b. Meloche.
Pacific Grove No. 2S0-G. 5. Hamilton.
Elk Creek No. 2S4-George B. Chadwick
Northern Light No. 2S5-D. S. Baxter.
Delegates Entertained
The Maccabee Temple last evening was
crowded to the doors. Every seat in the
hall was occupied, both on the floor and
in the gallery. The members of the local
lodges of the A. 0. U. W. gave an enter
tainment in honor of the visiting dele
gates attending the grand lodge. An in
teresting programme had been arranged
and was given.
Rev. A. c. Bane, past grand master.
acted as president of the evening, and
after brief address from him Miss Julia
Herzog rendered vocal solo.
Hon. j. n. Young OF San Francisco.
past grand master, was next introduced.
MIR. Young spoke briefly on the subject OF
the great good the order had accomplished
throughout its membership during its
brief existence.
Miss Addie Meek gave a cornet solo
which was exquisitely rendered. She was
forced to respond to an encore.
]. W. Ward, grand master workman /,
was introduced and was given an enthu-
siastic reception. Mr.. Ward spoke at some
length on the principles and progress OF
the A. 0. U. W. 1t was formed, he said,
twenty-seven years ago with thirteen
members, and now its mem bership was
340 900. Its growth had been wonderful.
Mrs. Walter Malloy of San Francisco IA
vored the audience with a song titled,
Americas Emblem, the Violet. Mrs.
Malloy has a beautiful voice and sang
with great effect. She was honored with
an encore.
After recitation by Miss Kittie Sny-
L.