The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-17
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Next Friday evening Dr. L. Mayor, medical
examiner of the order, viii deliver a free
scientific lecture IN the hall of Franklin Lodge,
81 O'Farreu street, on the subject OF Santa
ton and Hygiene of Cities" 1t is likely that
the Mayor, Supervisors and members of the
board OF Health win be invited to hear the
distinguished lecturer, who is now Health
officer of Oakland, wei as surgeon-general
Of the 4. o. y. W.
The amendment to the constitution of the
Grand Lodge, making it the duty OF subordi-
nate lodges to pay assessments on or before the
10th day OF she month, under penalty OF per
capita fine OF 10 cents per member and suspen-
sion OF the lodge Il delinquent thirty days,
works well and causes remarkable punctuality
IL remittanceS.
District deputies are busy preparing for the
installation ceremonies in this jurisdiction
when the new officers OF lodges come in, in the
early DAYS OF july
An important meeting of the Grand Trr stees
wRs held at headquarters, in the Flood Build
ing, last Saturday, to consider the subject OF
ways and means for the extension OF the order,
in this grand jurisdiction.
Central Lodge, Oakland viii hold q big meet
ing this evening at which viii be present the
Grand Master Workman and several of his COL
leagues, besides prominent brothers OF the
Shutdown Athens
Past Chief OF Honor, Sister Coogan OF IVY
Lodge, has been appointed District Deputy Of
the Oakland constituency.
Up in Siskiyou County, at Pokegama, the
Workmen OF that vicinity will celebrate the
Fourth of July with barbecue, oTations, fire.
works and other adjuncts OF patriotic display.
Grand Master Workman Toohy will be in at
tendance at Excelsior, Wednesday evening,
this week.
Minerva D. of H. entertained large gather
ing at It's houseWarming last Monday evening
at West End, Alameda. Grand Foreman Vinte
made the principal address. Supper and dane
ing closed the Interesting doings OF the even
ing:
The aggregate membership of the A. 0. U.
W. is rapidly approaching $4,000 in the
United States and Canada.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen pays
SOC, 900 day 10 the widows and orphans OF
dScea sed members OF the order, or $4,000 in
I'D coin TO each OF ten families every day,
thus placing these beneiciaries beyond the
range of poverty and restitution.
\ Fairfax Park on June 81 will be visited by
y one of the largest bodies of pleasure seekers
that has ever visited it, The occasion viii be
the grand picnic and family reunion Of the A.
@. L. W.. given under the auspices OF the
The value OF several thousand dollars VIII be
distributed. Among them will be q latest i'm
proved Singer sewing machine, which Will De
gwen rs the first gate prize line literary
programme has been arranged No lquorS Will
~ sold on the grounds.
Valley Lodge, ct its meeting Wednesday
evening, decided to give the WIDOWS and Or
phsns OF deceased mem beTs of the lodge day
Tor the coming picnic at Fairfax on the 9th
INST Those who desire 20 go can get the tick
els from the committee, or the recorder, L. II.
Lord, room z, Chronicle building, tree of
Charge. This lodge, with S25 members, pridcs
Itself on being one OF the largest lodges OF the
order.
Mount Hamilton Lodge, San Jose, has placed
Two companies OF twenty members each in the
ned for recruiting service under the command
OF Brothers Jarman and OsIerman respectively,
and already the system has demonstrated its
power Tor gathering in new material for the
order by securing numerous enlistments.