The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-17

San Francisco, was named as high court
senior woodward, ..sand DIR. e. ]. Case of
Court Redwood: Ukiah, as high court
Junior woodward by reclamation.
George J. Monck of Court Kensington,
San Francisco, was elected high court
senior beadle.
G. S. Robinson of Court Southern Cali
fornia, Los Angeles, was chosen high court
Junior beadle.
The following were elected:
High Court Auditors-R. N. McLennan, G. w.
Lunt and II. Beaver.
High Court Trustees-Thofnas n. Scoby, San
Diego: DR.: p McIenP Ponia aaonoNnlu:W Jam
High Court Board of Arbitration-W. E. Kim.
ball, William n Kennon, George Peterson, D.
E. Besecker, San Francisco; F. 8. Farnendecz,
San Jose; Joseph Snyder, Grass Valley; Dr.. ].
Mel Morrison, San Pablo.
All the officers-elect were installed after
the election by the past High Court of
fcers,
High Chief eastman announced the conn
mittee on State districts as H. Beaver, San
Francisco j. Pou ataS. G Ssrson City. New;
Utah; George L. Campbell, Colorado.
Outgoing High Chief Ranger Samuel
McMullen was presented with handsome
regalia of the order by his fellow-officers.
the presentation being made by Trustee
elect J. Pouiade, x-Lieutenant-Governo
| of Nevada.
William eastman, the new high chief
ranger has been Forester since his arri-
val in San Francisco in 1872. He Joined
Court Star of the Mission and has occupied
all the chairs in the subordinate court.
! John Henderson, now High Court treas
urer, has belonged to the order TWENTY-FIVE
years, being an active member of Court
Occidental a greater portion of the time.
/ He has passed through all the chairs and
has been deeply interested in the financial
interests of the order, being president oil
the board of deputies and also president oil
! the A. O. Z. Hall Association.
M. P. Light, the High Court secretary
elect, belongs to many fraternal organiza
tions. He became identified with Forestry
! by joining Court Sherwood Forest some
years ago. He has occupied every office in
the. court and during the past year sue
ceeded in organizing over thirty courts
while acting in his official position as
State organizer.
P. H. Savage, the new High Court senior
woodward, was born in Maine in 1846. but
came to California at the age of 81.
Some twelve years ago he identified him
self with the A. o. F. and took such ar
active interest in the order as member o
Court Star of the West that he was passed
through all the chairs and sent to the Sub
sidiary High Court several years ago.
AS soon as the installations had beer
completed the new officers, followed b,
the delegates and members of the order
proceeded to the banquet-hall on the thirG
floor and partook OF an elaborate men,
prepared by order of J. P. Dignan, P. Kop
pen D. J. Shine, d. J. A. O'Keefe and 4
A. Durand. the committee from the loca
courts.
j.. p. Dignan acted as POSTMASTER an,
called upon the following to respond t,
/ toasts:
Progress of the Order on the Pacific Coast,
Samuel McMullen; "The Order at Large" P. +
McNulty; Finances of the Order,,' Henri
Beaver; Ladies' Degree" John Falconer; 9Th
Press" r. NJ. McLennan; 1.-The Order in tn
Hawaiian Islands," DR.. D. McLennan; al
Washington" w. E. Root of Seattle; "In Ore
gon," J. C. Brawham; "In Colorado" Georg
L. Campbell; "In Humboldt County," w.
Lambert; "In Mendocino County" DR.. Case.