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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23
Catarrh In the Head

10 due IN Inn ure blood aud cannot b.
ruted with loo ! applications. Hond',
Sarasnarlla has cured hundreds 81
cases OF eatarrh teosuss 1t putlfiae IA
blood Il Ia this way removes the
oause Of tho disease. IL slso builds "a
The system and prevents attacks oil
sneumonia, diphthsrih and y'
phoid lever.
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wtnR-tu 10 wsr..

TOLEDO, o.. 23.--rhis m iraipg all
mo vent back ~ work In the shop,
vt the advance offered yesteTd,y, en-.
eept tho striking tool makrff. The
Gsndrop mnSny withdrew from the
manufsctursrS assoc at an, granted an
advance AMI tho tool makers are al
work.
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MousekeepIng NInde EASY

ny patron ENG our ar ugh Dry"
Family Washing at 30 per pound. Wa
ron all fne linen handksrchisis and
hose.
Troy Steam Laundry,
az Main Street.
Telephone le2.
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net rate. Under your Treatment an rais,,,
IN strength right along aud A. rrcfeni ~
stronger ana hotter than have tc,u faf n.
last seven ycafa AN more than satnrsa
Very respectfully.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23

Mrs. w. J. Fahey. OF lie Roy, n. ",
ssys; "Haye tried flny cough cures.
Parks' Cough Syrup Ia the only ont
that helps ms. | know II 10 the best
Cough remedy" For sale by II.
Hili & Co., and Neldsn Judson Drug
%.
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DON'T BE DECEIVED.

Ey6rT e1o u ihes remedies are guarinit't
by Doctor q. w. shores, "Ihe fe0pes po''
tor" You know wHgt they will dol YOU
friends tell YOU what they hNe done ard arr
doins. LONE 10 racoivtf Into thsiuk tomt
thing else, that II sAid to 'he lust As good Ani
wasie your mouey. lnalst upon having Doeloi
q, W. Shores Vegetable Remedies. The lo.
lowinH " a partial lift ~ nrstclAss, relah
drug itOfes In salt Lake ~ who soil them
&c NJ. I. DRUG STORE, Man street
uODBE.Plrrs DRUG CO.. MAin street
THE -MirH DUG CO.. rsln street
and stats strsst
JB FARLOw. Nam stre4.
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EAGLE PHARMACY. we. second South
AIN yY a HILL, PostoLre.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23

Pink of perfection, lie, lott Bros.
High Grade Three Crown Bskiag
Powder.
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UNTOLD MISERY
PROM
KHEUMATIS wi
c.H. King, Water Valley, Miss, cured BY
Ayers SarsapariIIa

"For I'VE years, suffered untold misery
from muscular rheumatism. tried every
known remedy, consulted the best physi.
clans, visited Hot Springs, Ark. three times.
spending $1,000 there, besides doctors bills;
but could obtain only temporary relief Ny
ncsh was wasted away ~ that I weighed
only nlnety-three pounds, my left arm and
leg were drawn out Of shape, the muscles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-23

Hood's Pills become the fAvoritf
oathArtlo with every one who tries
them. zoe.
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.rooss Ann a,aazr


sroC.s AND u,Gazr.
-
INV YoRK Oct 25,--Thers W.. slight
with z .Bgcfa and sugar me prominent.
dealings were dull, a downward tfend set IN
soon after The nrst hour 10 maftcd presaui Z
Asalnst MArhatun, whicn Yielded ~ Money
on ca Nomin1lly per cent r. nae mrsCAn.
tile paper t'itfd. -nvcr oi'i. .cad stis.
cafoA0o LIVE sro.K
cHotGr. uctra.
Cs'ps msrkst steady.
Hces4s. 81 EaAgi.
Cows AMI hcif ~. 81 gsafias.
Wsstor- stocrs. 81 s5sti
.t% ikers an -eodefs l4ol9e
Texas st.ora. 81 Gg4fta'.
shetp, active and t'cady.
e-AnA Live srocL.
South o-ahA seb., %. Is
special Dn7aieA 10 Ns srwA
Castie receipts. 400. markoi steA,y.
Name becvo., 50 s'afi.gj.
Westerns, q fAotAH
Cows. .trons, tliisii0O
Feeders, ~ 90 rs
sha0p receipts SO; markot seal.
WoS'errs.s StLD'.
LAmDs .ealIgi
,uicAvu nAsEEr.
saiciso. .,oss. Oct IS
zh,st-c,iober, ss9i. December. ooNTif
Corn-Cc 'ber, AK November. s''s'
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TRIAL TREATMENT FREE

All sufferers At. now w,'-cmed BY Doctor
shores upon then nTst visit ~ trip. treat
moht free or applying IN person 81 Dsui
Medical lns' )te.
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ropAY's QUOTATIONS.

roDAY's oUOrAriosA
New York.-sllvsr, sii. Is.i, sS.l5.
London.-Siivef, 81 i-iBl.
ORE AND nULLtos.
r. IL. Jouos d Co.. received todoy.
Ores, $4,000.
w.. \. McCJruick & 90. rocsivad %.
lay; Silver and icai ofes. ~ 500;
Hanauer bullion 50. 800. Total, Sli 800.
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COM Nj Il II CT A l..
sALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.

Today's clearing house exchanges
smounieI 10 Sl776l2; tsnas day last
ysat STA l89.
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Zone Treatment Cures,

Every mail bring. scores OF letters ~ =
the following extracts, 10 cures oth-'s
az q viii cure you. send siamp Tor
Doctor shores New symptom List
MT. PIvAsAEr. Utah. Oct IS. isa5.
Dot s,r q, W. shoresi
Dear hI-lt 10 now two weeks since ! re
ported ny condition and now ] ~. faelins
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oa'a-octobcr. lsh I.c,,,t
fork-October, 8, ~ -"ef, lst.
l.Ard--UctOher and Nsesa.,, ie.ii.'
ilbs-Octobcr. saw. Jsnms,L Nts
Harley 40 uuy, $40.
Rye-5sHala
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Timothy
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DOCTOR CIV. SHORES
oMPLETE
4 ATARRH
&,sSURE.
Roth LOCAL.
AND INTERNAL.
FULL SIZE, Sl.OO; Trial SlZE. Ia

disease from the blood and system
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Zach fun size package contains one fuH ra.h,
lQeal treatment one fu months sgpTy of Cslri
Healing Balm AMI one fui months surpl, 81 Ciirt
Blood and Stomach pils.
II you have Catarh. Asthma, Bfun,hts NJ
Fever OF any COMPLICATED affection Of iiis nose tfr
hfunthlaI tubes ~ lungs. Doctor Shores Cautss
Caiarh Cure will give instant fel.rt ani tdafsai
aniremancnty cure you.
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shofes AMI. Constipation Pills Al teiumr. 4 ydf
trouble il chf1nle and deep seated. write IN q "
shufss personally tor his neN sYmpinm isi ani hlrt
iuuf case diagnosed and get sxFen aisiceifss
Or. a. ". shores Tonie and blood runip
esanses and rufihes The tluoi. rlyes suength ~
yIsot cures iyspsrsa and all nsfvous disease.
DE-. q. W shores Kidney and Liver Cur
CURES AZ diseases u the kiinsys liver AMI hiil'i'
pnce. 81 rsf bottle
ID. q. W. shores Cough Cure eufss Al eaesAs
colds and bronchial affections, One lose vi -,
spasmoilc Group. Kesp bottle 10 ihshlu,s lifc
Or. q. W. shores Mountain sage OF rofsh,
WORT pain In one minute, Tor heaiaehei t1uihttie
neuralgia. CRAMPS or collie use 4 externally ~ =,
tefnay. Prevents ami cures i'phiheha = uiei .
Dr. a. W. shores Pepaln Nsrmlluge iisii9n
Intestinal vufms AMI removes The little fulnl nsf
where they batch and breed II mover falls Pna
Ds. a. W. shores wIntsrgreen salye eufs, a
ilseases N me skin. Removes rel spots ana tltfs
pmples from the face. Heals oli sores 10 s'o Dap
Dr.. q. " Shores Anu-consilpatioa Ple,
cures ehtonle eon.uralion, ekheaa'ehsa ana N'''
These famous femei To-. sre prepared only y o'df
q W Shores, l'on's Medical Institute van -"
Cy. Utah.
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being ,Nis,ed NJ In knots Twas inRblc to
dress myself. except with assistance, aud
oo,,d onlJ hobblo nbout By using a zane.
h no apYeti aud was assured. BY tho
d.tt.rs. u at I cot not hive. The pains. at
fines, wero 50 rw'ul, .ha' I could procr-o
rsliui on. sy Ssus OF Type 'otAa mo.
tons OF morHhlrA 1 had my II ib. bs 4dasei
m clay. IN su'pauf. In pedltlcesi but these
EhVn only tear 'Ne'y relief Aftrr trying
eyctvthi z, ri n1ering 30 os. awful
torturei, l .. gan 20 tako Ayers sarsapafiLn.
Inside Of two months. | iaa abk 10 walk
without a cane. In tNree months my limbs
began 70 siren. then. snd IN the eou-' Of
year, MAS cured Ny weight has Increased
TO i65 pounds. and am now able TO dc my
full days work rs a railroad blacksmith"
AVE RS
The Only Worlds Fair sarsaparllla.
AYERS PILLS cure Headache.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
BERKELEY.

The newly appointed Sanitary In
spector, Frank E. Thompson, will assume
the duties of his Office to-day by examin-
ing the houses in each of the seven wards.
There has been some apprehension on the
part of property-holders that every house
owner in Berkeley would be required to
pay So 80 for the inspection OF his prem
ises; but the fee is intended to cover only
such cases as will be declared a nuisance
by the Health Officer.
Town Attorney Hayne, who drew up the
ordinance creating the Office of Sanitary
Plumber, said in reference to the matter:
"It is contemplated that inspection of
premises will be ordered by the Health
Officer only where a nuisance is supposed
TO exist, and If at any time in the future a
Health Othcer should be appointed who
oversteps his duties, his appointment will
be revoked"
Chair of Oriental Languages.
There seems to be considerable doubt as
to whether DR.. John Fryer, who was ap-
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Companions of the Forest,

Supreme Chief Companion Mrs. NJ Asher
paid an off eial visit to Valley Circle in Stock
ton last Monday evening. The meeting was
enthusiastic and the members rendered the
visiting official rousing reception.
News laws have been adopted by the Supreme
Circle, regulating the amount of benefits that
can be paid for stated amount of dues, pro-
viding, however, that any circle having pro
rata of $40 for each mem Der may pay greater
amount All the circles have taken kindly to
the new rules, deeming the same to be just and
equitable, with one exception, Alcazai Circle
No. So, with over 200 members and with pro
rata of 50 so for each member in its treasury
decided to divide the funds and form new
order, with which no supreme authority could
interfere. The executive board of the Supreme
Circle promptly suspended Alcazar Circle and
appointed committee TO prefer charges
against its members. These charges will be
heard in the near future by the final arbitra-
tors of the Supreme Circle.
Washington Circle No. l installed it's officers
last Tuesday evening. Past Supreme Chief
Companion ]. Falconer conducted the cere
mony. Miss Carroll, the retiring chief COM
panion, presented with gold badge
Several prominent members of the order were
present and all enjoyed themselves thoroughly
Refreshments followed.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Improved Order of Red Men,

The chiefs of Modoc Tribe No. 157 were in
stalled on Thursday evening, July IL, by Dis
trict Deputy Great Sachem Frick. Brother
Frick performed his arduous duties in a mas
terly manner. Previous to the installation
there was an adoption, several young men TAX
ing the trail to Sachem Hall to take their first
step in Redmanship. The hall was taxed to its
utmost to accommodate the large crowd that
desired to see the Modoc Team in full war
paint and they were not disappointed, for the
team, under the supervision of Past Sachem
Hoff, performed the adoption in trophy win
ming style. After quenching the council fire
the visitors were escorted by Modoc Tribe to
the banquet hall, where corn and venison were
spread in abundance.
Past Sachem Lewis, on behalf of Modoc Tribe
presented a handsome medal to Brother T. E
Jones, r. of w. Brother Jones was also the
winner of a handsome book, a history of the
order, presented by Past Sachem Hoff TO the
member bringing in the largest number Of
palefaces during the last term Brother Joe
Wilson, winner of second prize, received q
handsome membership certificate by Brother
Hoff.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
A TRAMP Student" breaches.
4 MARIN COUNTY CRIME.
Officers and Farmers Holly in Chase
of David Bu-
I0tti.

The constables of Marin County and
many of the residents in the vicinity of
Millerton have been engaged since last
Wednesday in securing the hills and chap
paral in that section, Winchesters in hand,
in search David Bulotti. who is wanted for
a dastardly crime.
If caught by any of the residents
it is more than likely that rope thrown
over the limb of tree, with one end in the
hands of a score of people and the other
around Bulotti's neck, will bring his earth
lv career to close. The feeling against
him is most intense.
Bulotti's crime consisted in criminally
assaulting the pretty sixteen-year-old
daughter of Joseph Sillache, a farmer
Wednesday morning. The details of the
crime and the struggles OF the girl with the
Swiss are most brutal.
1t appears that up to Tuesday Bulotti
had been in Sillache's employ, but had
been discharged for surreptitiously appro-
priating wine from the farmers cellar.
After leaving the place on Tuesday, he
hung around the vicinity, and on Wednes-
day morning as the daughter, Irene, was
going to school she met Bulottl on the
road.
He stopped her on the pretense of giving
her letter, and then seized her. She
struggled. but he finally tied her to a tree
and made as if he would cut her throat
with razor, which he displayed. She con-
tinued her struggles and her screams,
frightening him, he fed.
The bruised girl by ole great effort got
loose, and Fastening to her home as fast as
possible informed her father and mother
of what had occurred.
The father started after Bulotti, sighted
him in short time and chased him sew
eral miles, firing in all fifteen shots at him
with his Winchester. They did not take
effect. Sillache then notified the authori-
ties at Olema and warrant was sworn out
for the fugitive. Sheriff Harrison was also
informed of it and he dispatched Under
Sheriff Harmon to assist Constable Marti-
nelli of Olema in the search. j. Maher,
Constable at Tiburon, accompanied them.
They started out on the trail and found
that Sillache, his four sons and dozen or
more neighbors had already formed a
hunting party. On Saturday night they
had found traces of Bulotti and expect to
run him down.
1t is known that he committed similar
crime in San Jose two years ago, but es-
capped. He has brothers living in this City.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
A. o. II w

Last Wednesday evening in San Jose Enter
prise Lodge No. II and Mount Hamilton No.
43 held joint installation OF officers in A. o.
U. w. Hall, with District Deputy Grand Master
Workman w. H. Hennessy officiating, in the
presence of an immense gathering of the local
brethren, when the following officers were in
stalled:
Enterprise Lodge-Past master workman, T.
Frank Smith; master workman, ]. W. Trows-
dell; foreman, ]. R. Kelly; overseer, Ed
Schlandt; inside watchman, Dennis O'Neil;
outside watchman, John White.
Mount Hamilton Lodge-PaSt master work
man, Fred B. Winter; master workman. G. 81.
Corr; foreman, j. II. Gibson; oyerseer, G. W.
Brandeberry; guide. F. G. Currier; inside
watchman, ]. A. Belloli; outside watchman,
Ed Donovan.
After the installation Arthur Moore favored
the members with song and Grand Master ID.
j. Toohy OF San Francisco, Grand Foreman
William Winter and Guy H. Salisbury made
short addresses
Aida Upchurch Lodge No. 6. Degree of
Honor, A. o. U. w, also installed officers that
evening, District Deputy Grand Chief OF Honor
Mrs. Jane Jarmen acting as installing officer.
The following are the new officers: Past chief
OF honor, Mrs. Mary j. Fuller; chief of honor,
Mrs. Mary Hennessy: lady OF honor, Miss s I Jen-
Ickes: inside watchman Miss Sophie Brasse;
outside watchman, Mrs. Jane Jarman. The
recorder, financer and receiver hold over
another six months.
prise and Mount Hamilton lodges in an excel
lent supper. Henry Mitchell acted as master
of ceremonies, and eloquent speeches were
made by Sisters Hennessy, Jarman and Fuller,
and DR.. John S. Potts, Fred Winter, D. O'Neill
and others.
During the evening Enterprise Lodge organ
lied volunteer recruiting corps OF fifteen, to
compete with a similar body now actively
working in Mount Hamilton Lodge to bring in
new members. Lively times are ahead between
the fraternal rivals.
Throughout the entire order expressions of
grateful appreciation are general upon the
great aid afforded the A. o. q. w. by the San
Francisco GALL for the fullness and accuracy
of its published reports of lodge doings and
matters of current Importance to the frater-
nifty.
On the east side of the bay, besides the recent
installations, the Alameda County brethren
are making rapid strides with their Thousand
member Club, the prospects being favorable
for the ccomplishment OF its undertaking, as
it's title implies to re-enforce the county lodges
with 1000 new members before the meeting of
the Grand Lodge next April.
With the Improvement in every branch of
business the A o. U. w. is booming from eud
to end of the California jurisdiction.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Order of Chosan Friands.

The officers of Sacramento Council No. SO
were Installed by District Deputy Grand Coun-
cilor D. ]. Hartley on Wednesday evening,
July 10. The work was performed in very
impressive manner. Fully 200 members were
present, among them being Grand Recorder
S. c. Wallis. After the installation refresh
ments were served.
The first social IN aid of the Union Pro
gressive Council will be given Tuesday even
ing, July 16, in Alcazar building, under the
auspices of American Council Not
The officers of Concord Council No. 2 were
installed Monday evening, July s, by District
Deputy Grand Councillor Walter \. Brunt.
District Deputy Grand Councillor William
Goldberg installed the officers of San Francisco
Council No. 1872 Tuesday evening, July 8.
The officers OF Pacific Council No. s will be
installed Friday evening, July 10, by Grand
Assistant Councillor ". Boehm.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Native Sons of the Golden West.

Rincon Parlor No. II held an open installa-
ton at Pioneer Hall, Wednesday, July 10. L.
NJ. Bannan was the installing officer.
W. E. McCreery installed the officers of Sc
quota Parlor No. 160 at the open meeting
held last Monday.
Past Grand President Thomas Flint Jr. was in
town during the week.
California Parlor No. 1 will celebrate it's
twentieth anniversary by ball at 1. o. o. F..
Hail.
District Deputy Grand President H. C. Kel-
logg of Santa Ana was in the City last week on
his wedding tour.
Golden Gate Parlor No. 90 will hold an en-
tertalnment at California Hall, Thursday, July
IL. Mission. Minerva and Las Lomas will cele-
brate the eighth anniversary of Minerva Parlor
at Mission Hall july 49,
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
U, A. O. D,

The noble grand arch, o. H. Hoag, has ap-
pointed the following standing committees for
the ensuing year:
Finance-George w. LOWE, P. N. G. A.. T. G.
Cockrill, P. N. G. A; F. Cavagnaro, P. N. G. A. /;
A. DINA of No. 81, ]. Michel OF No. TO-
Charters and petitions-H. j. Collier, No. Is
W. Heath, No. 70; G. Sweetman, No. 3S p L.
Taglio, No. 101; F. w. Weisshaar, No. as.
Appeals and grievances-L. F. Dunand, P. N
G. a.; George H. Bahrs, P. N. G. A.. George H.
Buck, P. n. g. A; j. Z. Mehler. No. 3; A. Steffa-
noni, No "a.
Correspondence-J. J. Mollison, grand secre-
tary; c. E. Carlson, No. 10; William Rodgers,
No AZ.
Jurisprudence-M I. Sorensen, P N. GAIT.
Hufschmidt, No. A.; j. f. Martinoni, No. 81; ; L.
q. Morelli, No. "a; NJ. j. Mulhern, No. So.
Laws OF subordinates-J. Hutton, No. Is; A.
Ewald, Not; L. Scodeletti, No. So; A. Pidan-
Get, No. 10; P. M. Ramos, No. 43.
Legislation-H. r. Morton, P. N. G. A.. W
Greenwood, No. 6; A. Forni, No. Al; H. o. Hess
No. 8; J. F. Rossi, No. 81.
Printing!. J. Mollison, grand secretary; p
j. Moleterno, No. 104; w. H. Evans, No. SO.
Supplies-G. H. Bertram, No. 5; p. J. Molinar
No. 81; j. Turnblad, No. 10.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Anoiaut Ordsr of Forsstera,

High Chief Ranger William eastman is busy
visiting subordinate courts. He reports that
all are in excellent condition and proficient in
the ritualistic work.
Court Amador, 1905. will be visited this
evening; Court Mokelumne, 1851, on the 18th
Court Calaveras, 1852, on the 10Th; Court Sut-
ter, 1858, on the Goth; and Court Mount
Diablo, 1929, on the 23rd.
Seven new courts have been instituted in
this Jurisdiction during the month of June. as
follows: Court Lakeport, 1861, Lakeport.
California; Court Escondido 1862, Escondido,
California; Court Pride of Custom, 1868, Gus
ton, Colorado; Court Castle Rock. 1864. Red
ding, California; Court Nevada, 1865, Wads-
worth, Nevada; Court Castle Peak, 1866,
Truckee, California; Court Mariposa, 1867,
Mariposa California.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
Printers, Mutual Aid Election.

The Printers Mutual Aid Society, at its regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday, elected officers
president, A. M. Parry; second vice-president,
s. H. Jenner; recording secretary, A. J. p.
Regaudiat: financial secretary John r. Win
ders; treasurer w. b. Benoist; marshal, Daniel
Connell: guardian, Frank Mooney. Board OF
Directors-Andrew F. Smith, John Collner,
James P. dwell, James T. Kelsey and G. S.
Knell.
This society has $4,000 in Its treasury, and
during the year dispensed $415 in sick benefits.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
KNIGHTS of Honor,

The celebration of the twenty-second ami
versary of the order was very generally oele-
brated throughout the United States.
The officers of Yerba Buena Lodge were in.
stalled by Grand Dictator P. L. Archibald on
last Monday evening.
Liberty Lodge conferred the degree on acan,
didate on last Monday evening, alter which W.
A. S. Nicholson, d. d. 6. D., installed the Of
ficers for the ensuing term.
The officers of the keystone Lodge were in
stalled on last Thursday evening. number of
grand officers were present and assisted Deputy
Nicholson in the installation ceremonies.
The officers of Anchor Lodge will be installed
on next Monday evening, those of Far West
Lodge on next Thursday evening and of Tahoe
Lodge, West Berkeley, on next Saturday even
ing
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

The installation the grand officers were escorted
to the National Hotel, where fine banquet
was given.
The best report thus far received was from
Los Angeles Lodge No. 252. 1t has increased
It's membership by forty-one and has gained IN
capital the net sum of 1851 80 during the
last year. This lodge is only in existence five
years and has capital of over $4,000.
The order in general had an increase all over
the State
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15
TO COMPLETE REORGANIZATION.
Board of Location Meets To-Day-Ap-
pointments of Brigadier- Generals.

The meeting Of the board of location to
complete the work of reorganizing the
State militia is to be held to-day. Adju-
tant-General Barrett is in the City and
Governor Budd is expected to arrive early
to-day.
1t is supposed Governor Budd will an
nounce within few days his appoint
ments to command of the First and Third
brigades. For the place at the head of the
First Brigade Captain Last of Fresno has
no rival and will receive the appointment
without doubt, and Colonel Muller of
Stockton, it is believed, will be appointed
to the command OF the Third.