The herald., 1895-04-03
SOME NOTABLE DELEGATES
The Proceedings Of the Business
Session Yesterday
The Visitors Entertained Last Night by
the Hembers of the
Local Lodges

Maccabee Temple were hundreds OF
strange faces surmounting the huttering
white-ribbon badges that proclaim the
wearers to be membe of the order and
delegates to the convention; and all in
coming trains brought more to the fray.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Grand
Master Workman Ward called the first
session of the day to order in the temple,
of which the first business was the con-
ference of the Grand Lodge degree upon
about seventy-fv members. Candidates
for the various offices with their friends
and adherents were busily occupied IN
working to get things to go their way,
and as there were several candidates for
the principal offices the eectioneerlng
was more or less lively.
After roll call the report of the creden-
tials committe wvs read and will be found
substantially below. After all the COM
mittees had made their reports each OF
which was approved, adjournment was
made until in the afternoon.
The Grand Lodge officers are as follows:
James Booth, 2. g. NJ. M; J. ". Ward,
G. NJ. W; d. ]. Toohy, G. F.; William
Winter, G. o.; l.. S. Hirschberg, &. r.;
G. II. Halle, q. R.; James +. Harlow,
G. g.; John Kastle, G.. l. W; W. II.
Evans, G. 0. W.; George B. Katzenstein.
]. n. Young, James Booth, Supreme
NJ. W.. J. L. Mayon, NJ. D., g. Nj. Z.
The following is a list OF delegates
present:
California No. Nv. H. Fiske, N. H.
Spier.
Inger, A. O. Perry.
Brooklyn No. 3-George Chase.
San Francisco No. 4-W. II. Fuller. l..
GoodGay, J. Blumenthal
Alameda No. 5-Philip Seiben.
Occidental No. 6-Wlll 6. Hawkett, J.
W. Patterson, G. H. Garthorne, James
Pacific No. 7-E. w. Marston. J. S. Gil
more, William Winnie, Z. c. Brdgman.
Golden Gate No. sc. A. Trautner, s.
J. Levy.
~, Harmony No; &c. McC;oglan, William g,I
L. johnson, James Reade.
Berkeley No. l0-F. II. Payne.
Temple No. l1-H. C. Babcock.
San Leandro No. 12-H +. Eher.
Fortuna No. 81. T. Hayman, Robert
Corlett.
Yerba Buena No 14-J. D. Shaylor. c.
H. NJ. Curry. L. Rothganger, NJ. c. Nu-
nan, r. A. A. Summers.
Eureka No. 15-J. III. Steves
Protection No. 16-J. J. McD- .iel.
Enterprise No, III. B. Wyatt, W. H.
Hennessy, j. W. Trousdell, d. W. Iekes,
2. V. Baker.
Bernal No. l9-E. Worth, George ".
Sauceiito No. 2o-Robeit Furlong.
Union No. 2i-J. H. Coyle James
Popert, Joseph Judd, D. II. Macdonald,
J. Q. White.
Yolo No. 22-s. NJ. Griggs. A. G. Read.
Stockton No 80. H. CHRISTIE, Ii. r.
Campbell, c. H. Cay. George Lssenden,
o. II. Leynolds, G. P. Williams.
San Rafael No. AN. Herzog, Ii. A.
Ames.
Redwood No. 25-George H. Buck.
Gilroy No. 26-V. Bassignano.
Unity No. PA. A. Stoneberger, p. A.
Smith, "A. Montgomery G. W. Daywalt,
F. J. Locher, J. A. Martin, A. Neustadt
Z. Lawton.
Santa Rosa No. 2S-John Dunbar.
Petaluna No. 29-W. f. Farrell.
Valley No. 30-M. ]. Blackman e. A.
Brandt, H. A. Gale, NJ. D., John H.
Grady, James NJ. Camp, Jos. Granville j.
B. Glunz J. J. Greely, VIM. r. Jack, A.
G. Lyle, Thomas O'Niel. Vim. Patterson,
JAS. Simpson, VIM. A. Stewart, c. C.
Terrill, D. s. Weaver
Healdsburg No. 3l-H. II. Pyne.
Cloverdale No, 32-S. Pinschower.
Ukiah No. 33-N. Anker
Lakeport No. SD. l.. Woodrow
Oak Leaf No. 34-J. II. Fairchild, ]. N.
Fall. Joseph Harris, W. J. Hall.
Spartan No. 36-Robert Ferral, Geo. Ii.
Ddllc, ". ISs OtdlIlOiN.
Antioch No. 37-H. f. Beede.
Marysville No. 3S-Samuel Duke.
Sutter No. 39-B. f. Frisbie.
Oroville No. 40-eJohn R. Preston.
Magnolia No. 4f-John Hoesch, H.
Stern, J. Davis, J. E. f. Donovan, ?. B.
Brown.
Myrtle No. 42-H. Kosminsky, W. T.
Thompson.
Mt Hamilton No. 43-w. D. Herrick,
". G. Winter, W. H. Osborne, William
Osterman, J.. B. Church, A. NJ. Smith, A.
]. Shilling, J. P. Jarman.
Franklin No. 44-Will J. Beatty.
Watsonville No. 45-L. d. Hobrook.
Santa Cruz No. Am. Rawle, T. A.
Sweeney.
Sausal No. All. samuels.
Vacaville No. 4s-Joe L. Kidd.
Suisun No. 49-F. William Gabriel.
Dixon No. 50-George W. King.
2 Grass Valley No. 51-G. A. Wannamake,
Gilman Wright.
Nevada City No. 52-George G. Gaylord,
John E. Isaac.
Hercules No. 53-A. P. Woodward, s. ].
Crooks, A. Jackson, G. r; Carroll.
Los Angeles No. 35-S. j. Crooks, A.
Jackson, G. E. Carroll.
Wheatand No. 54-J. F. Bann.
Los Angeles No. 35-Water Deveraux,
F. S. Graham, L. H. Cyrenius, John
Kearney, ]. II. Mellette.
hlSSlOn NO. Oo-loOlOludH ED1mdn.
Live Oak No. 57-H. Luther
Chico No. 5S-William Earl, N. A. Gus
TIN.
Mt. View No. 59-N. W. True.
Washington No. COB. H. Schunhoff,
r. A. Lindsay, J. Rosenberg.
Hearts of Oak No. 64-S. A. Penwell.
Wesper No. 62-Israel Horton.
Industry No. 63-Herman Detjens.
Keystone No. 64-GeoIge S. Johnson.
Winters No. 64-H. c. Culton.
Colusa No. 66-L. L. Hcock.
Burns No. 68.-L. G. Schord, Charles
Thomson, John Crockard, DR.. S. H.
Hol.
Red Bluff-No. 69-Chares r. Mayhew.
Mendocino No. 70-N. j. Gregory.
Shasta No. Thames Sutherland.
Reading No. TN. Breslauer
st. John No. 73-L. j. Nevers, A. X.
Kipps.
Merced No. 74EW. H. Turner.
Vallejo No. 75-J. A. Browne.
Los Gatos No. 76-Robert Walker.
Alviso No. 77-Henry Abel.
Tulare No. Isl. w. Treadwell
Visalia No. ia. r. Orr.
Sacramento No. 80-A. j. Van Zandt.
F. A. Ebel.
Justice No. SIN. Z. Tibbet.
Santa Ana No. SC. W. West.
Lincoln No. ST. B. Harper.
Silver Star No. 84-A. S. Gray.
San Pablo No. 86-Azro Rumrill.
Carquinez No. 90-Thomas Johnson.
Mt. Diablo No. 91-M. Kirsch.
Point of Timber No. 92-M. G. McCabe.