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The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPlIY

CTEA AMERS WILL SAIL FROM He<A
y broadway wharf, San Francisco. az 1Ezssaa$
follows:
For Mary Island, Lorlng, wrangel Juneau, Kill
hsnoo and Sitka (AlRska) at A. NJ, Sept IL, as.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.) Port Town.
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett Anacortes and
New W atcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.). A. II.
sept 1, 8, IL, 16, II, e. and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. P. R-
r., at Tacoma with N P. R. R., at Seattle with g.
n. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Area and Fields Landing (Hum-
boldt Bay) str Pomona 2. NJ, Sept. 2, 6, 10, IA,
IL, %, 26, 30 and every fourth day thereafter.
For Santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, CayucoS
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo), GaviOta, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East San
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport at A. N.
Sept. 4. g, II, l6, 90 ID, %, and every fourth
DAY thereafter.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port HarIord
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
gelss, Redondo (Los Angeles) and Newport, IL
A NJ. Sept. 2, d, 10, Il, lS, -, 20, 80 and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, san Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, 10
A N 25th of each month.
Ticket office, Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., GenI Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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Companions OF the Forest.

Mrs. NJ. A. Duke G. C. c., has left for the south.
and while there VIII officially visit the following
circles; September 2l, Fidelity Circle in Santa
Ana; 23d, Los Angeles Circle; 25th, Laurel Circle
in Los Angeles; 2s h, Silver Gate and San Diego
circles, in San Diego; 29th, san Pedro Circle:
3O5h, Angelina Circle in Los Angeles; october L,
Ocean View Circle in santa Barbara.
The lemonade and ic social given by
Court Richmond last Tuesday evening was de-
cided success. Sufficient names were also secured
to guarantee the formation of circle in connection
with this court. During the evening Professor
Morell. Mrs Dougherty Master Dougherty, MIR.
Ballard and Mr.. Morell favored those present with
songs reciIations were given by Mr. Van Dorn
and addresses on the benefits of the order were
made by William Hampton, p. G.. r. of Court
Richmond, C.. III. Bremen + :. G. e., and Miss
Bertha HintZe, g. II.
Loyal Circle of Oakland initiated 1ve candidates
last Tuesday. Alter the closing OF the circle ban
Quet was served.
San Jose Circle has accepted the invitation to
tend the banquet Of Eschscholtzia Circle of Noun
tain View tomorrow evening.
The constitution as amended at the late session
of the Grand Circle held in Oakland Will be ready
for distribution during the week.
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Knights of Honor.

Polar Star Lodge at its meeting on Friday, the
11th, appointed committee on revision of by
laws. The lodge visited by Grand Dictator
Archibald Grand Guide Learned and Grand rus
tee George w. Lemont. Last Friday the lodge
listened TO essay read by Philip Prior and TO a
lecture delivered by c. A. Hextrum.
Last Monday night Yerba Buena Lodge was
entertained by very interesting lecture by Su-
preme Represen tative NJ l., Grove, who gave an
account OF what he on his recent visit 10
Louisville, Was bington, Philadelphia, New YORK,
England and Scotland.
Friendship Lodge WILL after the LIST of October,
meet the first and third Mondays OF each
month
Liberty Lodge received from the Supreme Lodge
S4S TO distribute those members who brought
in the greatest number of candidates during the
past term. One member who brought in six re-
ceived SIS
The open meeting of Center Locge at Berkeley
last Tuesday great success, and was attended
by many visitors from Oakland and Alameda,
besides all the grand officers. The success of this
affair is due to Thomas Laerned, district deputy
for Alameda County. There fine entertain
ment and banquet A mber of applications
were received
Grand Dictator P. L. Archibald and R. A. Sum-
mer d. D., visited Eureka Lodge on Wednesday.
Grand Reporter Johnstone visited Far West
Lodge last Thursday al addressed it, There was
a discussion on the new plan OF assessment and
the opinion expressed that 1t will prove great
benefit TO the order.
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Occidental celebrated the sixteenth anni-
versary of its organization last Thursday.
Court Violet Social Club will give bay excur-
sion on the schooner Rosie II next Sunday.
High Court Sub-Chief Ranger NJ. Boehm v sited
Court Sutter sutter Greek las. week.
Court Excelsior will give anniversary enter
tainment and ball in A O. F. Hall on the 18th of
October.
Court Bohemian is making arrangements for q
grand entertainment to be given during October.
Organizer NJ. P. Light has been meeting with
considerable success in the northern part Of the
State OF late Not long since he organized court
Court Madelaine No. 1927 at Aituras Modoc
County and on the 18th Court Surprise No S528
at Cedarvi lie In the same county. he officers Of
Court Mad Elaine are: j. w. Griffins p. c. R.; NJ
Lauer, T.; S. w. Pepperdine, +. s.; J. w. Reeves
II. >; e. g. Spargur, S. W.; g. P Armstrong
]. W.; A. NJ. Miller, s. B.: ]. C. Roachford. ]. B.
a. B.ondin, M. E.: j. H. Stewart, e. l.. Chafiin
Roachford and G. r. Whitaker. auditors.
The officers of Court Surprise are: f. J.. Rob
erts, P. G. r.; William Mullins c. H.; ID. j. Ben
ner, S. c. r.; =. h Johnston, T.; Dennis ].
Denehy, F. -; w. h. MusselmRn. R. s.; W. w
Hudspeth, s W.; William Brink. J. w. ; trustees
Milton Sharp, X. II. Stanley, Hiram Barns; au-
ditors-J. w. Wheeler II. Z. Rockford, A L. BEN
Among the visitors at the Office OF the perma-
nent secretary during the past week were the fol-
lowing named from the interior: A A. Burrows
a prominent attorney of Grass Valley and mem
her of Court Pride of Grass Valley, T. Wilson and
J. A. cunningham of Point Arena, +. p. Reid of
Weaverville, recording secretay r. Gribble of
Court ~ adrone, o. c. Jensen of Junction CITY
William G. itcheII Of Grass Valley and A sail,
ceuti of Amador.
Thomas Lindsay OF Honolulu who attended the
session OF the High Court of the World in Dundee
will return TO this City this week, route to his
home,
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Comnanions of tho Foreat.

The invitation entertainment and party given
last Tuesday night by Royal Circle, Companions
of the Forest branch Of the A. o. +. Friendly
Society, in A. o. F. Hall was a grand affair the
hall being crowded to its utmost. splendid
programme was offered and il was IL O'Clock
when the last number was rendered. A banquet
followed the entertainment. Mrs. Tackley pre-
sided.
Justice Circle gave a banquet to its members
and friends last week.
The supreme chief companion has recovered
from her recent Illness and was out during the
latter part OF the week.
Recently this order has been receiving quite a
number OF new members. Within two weeks
sherwood ana Royal circles each initiated five
1rom the interior show that new interest has
sprung up In the order. steps being taken TO
organize a new circle at Point Arena
On the last of this month there will be "an even
ing with Artemis'' by the members OF ArtemIs
Circle A.-O f. Hall
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The Nativa Soma

The entertainment given I'm Redwood CITY on
Admission Day for the purpose Of raising funds
for the next Grand Parlor was decided financial
as well as social success.
Grand Trustee Sabichi Of Ramona Parlor paid a
cisco, and was met by large attendance On the
eveningof the 3Oth inst he Will officially visit
California Parlor, on which occasion the new
ritual will be exemplifed, arrangements to that
end having been attended to by the good of the
order committee, composed Of l.. II. Folsom NJ
Ephram and W. II. Staniels. All the grand off
GERS, district deputies and presidents of local par
Iors will be in attendance
Deputy Z. X. HeVerin, who has Just returned
from Lake County, reports that the sum bering
parlor IN . Kiah viii soon be reOrganiZed.
B. H. Pringle. secre airy of Santa Cruz Council
spent few days in this City last week.
j. l.. McDougall, charter member of the order
and past president OF California Parlor wore dur
ing the procession in Stockton on the 9th badge
Of the order In 1876, and il is Claimed to be the
only one extant, IL was looked upon as a relic
j. ID. Norris of Washington Paror of Center
vile, who is grand outside sentinel, was in this
City last week and visited several parlors
w j. Beatty OF Georgetown, q VINO sited several
parors in this City last week. reports the order DO
Ing well tn FL Dorado County.
Grand President Gesford has received an annlf-
cation for authority to organize a parlor at Fort
Bragg. Mendocino County.
The following Native Sons from the interior Wis
tied the Office of Grand Secretary Lunsredt last
week: V. A. Dalton Jr. of Mount Diablo Parlor
Martinez; c. Bullock OF Woodland; F. M Iutreii
OF Glen Fleni A. Heymsn of Bakersfield: George
& Mon ell OF Halcyon Parlor, lameda; w ID
Heryford OF Silver star Parior, Lincoln Placer
Obspo; Lou Roberts of Santa Rosa and s3eorea
Thurman of Of Madera
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Explanation.
Wind. The ton figures

The Arrow nies with .he wind. The top figures
st station indicate maximum temperature for the
days. those underneath 1t. II any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted snow In inches and hundredths
auring the past twelve hours Isobars, solid
lines, connect poin Of equal air pressure; iso-
therns, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "hiKh" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather; 'Iow''
refers TO low pressure, and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
LOWS" usually nrst appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure Is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the Isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the "lOw' Is inclosed with is0bars OF
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb-
able. With tbigh" in the vicinity OF Idaho and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather I'm winter The reverse Of tn hese conditions
ell produce opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-21

Borromean Council has chosen Rev. Father P. E.
Munigan as Its chaplain Three candidates were
initiated at the last meeting, and new by-lavs
were adopted. The council has a committee on
hall at work, and soon as arrangements are
completed it contemplates an important move.
The council will give an entertainm ent and social
on the 23d Of October.
Past Grand E. ]. Murasky has contributed 10
one of the monthlies carefully prepared Iustra-
ted article, historical of the Y. NJ. The iIlustra
tions are OF the first grand council first suprsme
council, past grand officers, grand officers and nor-
Lain. AP
There was such demand for tickets TO attend
the lecture given last rday before Vallejo Coup-
Gil IN FArragut all, Vallejo, thai 1t was in1pos-
S bic TO supply that demand, the hal accornmo-
dation being limited. The lecture was on srrhe
Pope and the People ana was deIivere1 bv Rev
Father lorke. There was, in addition Iterarv
and musical programme, in which The folIowinS
named took part: Miss Alice Walsh Miss HeIe5
Gallagher Mrs s. St John, Master roscoe Har-
ringJon, ] P stanton and the Independence hand
Rev. Father ork will deliver the third Iecfnra
under the direction of the Central Lecture Ru
reau. 1t viii be on .W hat Catholics DO Not He
lieve," and will be delivered In Mission Parior
Hall under the auspices of Mission Camel NJ y
on the evening of October l. - ~
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STABBED IN The BACK.
Result Of a Quarrel Between Albert
SWEET and Joseph Rowen.

Result of a Quarrel Between Albert
SWEET and Joseph Rowen.
Albert SWEET, boy IA years of age, liv-
ing with his parents on Broderick street
near Geary, was arrested on Thursday on
Kearny sire ct on charge of petty
larceny for stealing a pair OF shoes from
II. Paul.
Detec tive Harry Reynolds had a war
rant in his pocket for Swett's arrest on
the charge of assault with deadly
weapon. but it was not till yesterday that
he was identified in prison as the same
boy and he was accordingly booked on the
more serious charge.
Wednesday Joseph Rowen, IA years of
age, who lives with his parents on Lily
avenue near Buchanan, attended the fair
in the Mechanics Pavilion with other
scholars from the 81 earst Grammar
School A quarrel arose among the boys
in the fair and when they left SWEET and
some others followed them. SWEET and
Rowen had some words and Rowen
slapped Swett's face. SWEET retaliated by
stabbing Rowen in the back with pocket
knife and Rowen has been confined to
bed since.
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sHIPPI1G INTELL1GENCE.
Arrived.

SUNDAY, September 20.
Stmr Noyo. Levinson. 15 hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, to Kimball.
Stmr Corona. Hall, go hours from San Diego
q Co.
Stmr Jewel, Madsen, 2s hours from Usal: $40
NJ It lumber, to Usal sedwool Lum Der Co
Stmr Scotia. johnson, 30 hours from Albion:
bark, TO Beadle & Co.
stmr Newsboy. Fosen, II hours from Tillamook.
264 NJ # lumber, to Truckee Lumber Co.
Stmr Santa Cruz, Nicolson, 1S hours from
Moss Landing; produce, to Goodall Perkins q Co.
Panama and way ports; pass and mdse, to NJ S s
Co.
Bark Peters, Townsend, from Port Clarence
via Chignik Bay; 2l, 5l5 cs salmon 2S, So pounds
whalebone, 23S0 pounds ivory. bearskins and /
cask white foxskins. to Pacific Steam Whaling Co.
Schr Mary G, Campbell, hours from Bodega:
= bxs butter to Ross & Hewlett.
Schr Mary Buhne, Ramsellus 3 davs from
schr Il w Bartlett, olsen, 3 days from Port
Blakeiey: 67s NJ IT lumber, TO Renton Holmes d
Schr Amethyst. Sorland, 10 days from wald.-
port: ia fl lumber, 500 eds chittan bark, TO
Schr Aloha DabeL 29 days from Honolulu /:
sugar, to Williams Dimond & Co.
Sailed.
SUNDAY, September 20.
Stmr North Fork. Hansen. Eureka
Stmr State of California. Green, Astoria
Stmr weeott. Whitney. Eel River.
Stmr Westport, Jacobs, Westport.
Stmr San Benito. Smith, Tacoma
stmr Geo Loomis Bridget. Ventura
Stmr Coos Bay Jansen, San Pedro
Bktn Gardiner City, Masters. Santa Rosalia
Schr Lettitia, Asplund. Portland.
Schr Corinthian, Zaddart Bowens Landing.
Schr Nettie Sundborg, Johnson
Aelegraphic.
POINT LoBoS. Sept. 2O-lO p M-weather
cloudy; wind calm.
Spoken.
Sept 12-Lat sS 26 n, long 141 26 W, Br ship
Vakyrle. from Santa Rosalia.
Sept 13--Lat 81 "a N, long 1873 iS W. schr Com
peer, from Puntas Arenas, for San Francisco.
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independent order of Foresters.

High Chief Ranger G. A. McE.fresh of Los An
gees is in this City officially visiting the subordi
nate courts Last Thursday night Court Noe Val
ley held an open meeting in his honor and there
was verv large attendan.e There was a good
literary and musical progrs m ne and the high
chief delivered an eloquent address This week
Courts Endeavor, Mission aud Go.den Gate will
hold public meetings In their respective halls and
the high chief will visit each. A good programme
has been arranged by each court
The high chief ranger has been very active
man In the order and to his activity IL owes much
OF its success in this state HI is now serving his
nfth term In 1893 he was elected delegate To
the supreme Court that held its sess sion in Chicago
ana In 1895 he was a representative from this
state 10 the session held in London. Eng. In 1S9
ne was decorated with the grand cross OF merit for
distinguished services to the order an honor sell
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independents Order of Odd Fellows.

Bay City Lodge received visit from the Vete-
Association and California and Loyal Re-
bekah lodges last Tuesday night. The visitors
were welcomed by Noble Grand Roth and they
were entertained with music and recitations The
KnlcKerbockers rendered some excellent music,
1t has been announced that the Veteran $50
citation would visit a bou Ben Adhem Lodge on the
10 h of October, but since it has been decided to
make the visit that night 10 Yerba Buena
Lodge.
Tomorrow night Grand Scribe w. n. Barnes
will address the mem bers of Unity Lodge, it being
the anniversary of his birth and of his becoming
an Odd Fellow
The rrand meeting of District No. 81 will be held
next Friday night
The sovereign Grand Lodge meets to-day in
Dallas, Tex
On the nights Of September 29, 80 and October l
performances will be given in the Columbia Thea
Ter for the benefit of the relief committee, which
has for its purpose the relief through the Friend
shlp fund OF a number of deserving Odd Fellows
Loyal Rebekah Lodge received a fraternal visit
last Monday night from Brooklyn Re bekah Lodge.
Templar Rebekah odge has donated $40O to
the fund for the trphans' Home.
Oriental Rebekah Lod ge will give an evening to
Its friends on Wednesday next
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Quakers Promoting knowledge.

At the meeting OF the Society of Friends,
held in the Y. NJ G. A. rooms yesterday morn
ing, the Rev. DR.. w. L. Birch urged the society
TO establish Friends First Day School, to be
held on sunday afternoons from to 80
O'Clock. AS in Great Britain, where such
schools are well attended and Differed by
Quakers he suggested classes for religious
moral and misce laneous studies, including
geography, history, astronomy, reading writ
ing and arithmetic, chiefly for young men
The meeting was impressed with the sugges-
ton and promised 10 assist DR.. Birch in his
proposed evangelistic and unsectarian efforts
at the auditorium.
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Woodmen OF the World.

On the evening of the 18th of October Golden
Gate Camp, Woodmen Of the World, will give
grand entertainment and ball in the main hall of
the Native Sons Building. The committee of ar
rangements, composed Of the most active mem
bers of the camp, promise talent of the highest or
der for the occasion Admission will be strictly
by invitation. This camp, which has a very large
membership has been increasing so rapidly of
late that 1t has been found necessary TO seek
larger quarters in the alive Sons Building. On
October 9th it viii move into shasta Hall. That
event will be celebrated by one of the grandest en-
tertainments ever gotten up by fraterna organi
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Knichts of the Golden EapIe.

California Castle received a visit from Golden
Gate Castle in a body last Monday night and
pleasant evening spent A return visit will
be paid in the course of two or three weeks.
Invitations for the party to be given by CalIfor-
MIA Castle are being distributed TO members of the
order.
California Castle at its last meeting had visitors
from Colorado and Montana. The grand officers
also attended.
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Imrroved Order of Red Mem.

Last Monday evening there was a large attend
ance in the wigwam of Kiowa Tribe when Sachem
Samuels called the braves together. Several pale
faces were admitted into the tribe. The adoption
ceremony was conferred by the team from Modoc
Tribe on a paleface in a manner that set those of
the new tribe who form the initiatory team
something to think about as to the advisabiity of
entering the contest for the prize offered by the
Great Council There were present George w.
Collins, q. ] s.; p L Bliss c. s.; ]. NJ. LRckey,
D. D., and visitors from nearly every local tribe.
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Ladies of the Golden Earle.

The hayseed party TO be given by the members
of Alpha Temple, Ladies of the Golden Eagle next
Friday evening, promises TO be q very pleasant
entertainment. A very unique programme Of
dances has been designed for tn occasion. IL is
on long strip of straw paper, has fanciful de
sign at the head, and the several numbers are let
tered in artistic style showing that he work was
not done by a "hayseed." piece of packing
twine is substitute for ribbon 10 hang the pro
6roFf
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The Druids.

Norma Grove initiated five candidates ana re-
ceived two applications last Friday. After ad-
journment the grove entertained by Grand
Treasurer Z. Goethe.
Schiller Grove OF Tacoma, Wash, has been
receiving many applications
Celtic and Perseverance groves were consoli.
dated last Tuesday. A banquet followed the cere-
mony. l. Dunand. P. N. G. A., presided.
Laurel Grove conferred the second and third
degrees at its last held meeting
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dom conferred. In 1893 be was awarded prize
for having organized the largest number of courts
In one jurisdiction. He also holds the office of
Brigadier-General of the hoya Foressers of Cali
fornia-
The High Court of California win meet in sew
enth annual session San Jose the 18th OF
next month.
During the past year the order shows a gain of
1888 members. 1t has a reserve fund of 81,
S96.7S2, accumulated during the past sixteen
years.
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o. w. Trask of court Eureka, J. Dougherty. c. R.,
of Court ocean View, West Berkeley; ]. Housken,
+. s.. of Court Tracy.
Court Inter Nos entertained its friends last
Thursday evening with social.
The new jewels for past chief rangers have been
manufactured. Thev of coin silver, hand
somely enameled, and are quite ornament.
the report of the auditors for the period COM
mencing with a pril and ending with the last day
of August last, shows total assets of S6026 80 and
liabilities of $l403 o. leaving The value of the
grand court September 1, $4623 35 The re-
port is very complimentary the grand treasurer
and the grand secretary.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

union meeting of the lodges Of San Francisco
VIII be held in the hall OF West End Lodge, Tues
day evening, October 20, and on the following
night reception and ball will be given in Union
square Hall. The grand protector, 7. A. Lauder
Of Sacramento, will be present.
There were many visitors al the meeting OF Mag
noia Lodge las Wednesday evening. One candi-
date was initiated.
Grand Guide Mrs. Beverson is at Byron Springs
for
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Foresters of America.

Court Tracy No. 105 celebrated its fourth anni-
versary last Friday by picnic. Judge Z. P. Rem
don of Stockton, deputy supreme chief ranger Of
this jurisdiction, delivered eloquent address on
Forestry.
Among the visitors to the grand secretary's
office during the past week were Henry Klee, p.
c. R., Of CourG Hayward; George A. Ball P. @. R..
Of Court star of Woodland; w. A. Bean, c. R.,
and R. A. Woods of Court Yosemite of Fresno;
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Friends of the Forest.

Pioneer Parlor of this new organization at an
interesting meeting held in St Georges Hall last
Tuesday initla ed several members and received
fifteen applications. This parlor is preparing a
fine entertainment In its hall on the evening of
the 29th OF October and for which invitations
may be had from members
new ritual and pretty and interesting floor
work is being prepared for the order.
The State organizer reports favorable progress
IN various parts OF the State
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Oroer of Ohosen FrIands.

Grand Councillor Boehm aud Grand Recorder
Wallis visited lone Council, at lone City, last
Monday. They visited the council at Sutter Creek
on Tuesday and on Wednesday visited the coun-
Gil at Jackson. They send very encouraging re-
ports from Amador County
On the 11th inst. Grand Recorder Wallis was a
visitor TO Guardian Council. Los Angeles, and on
that occas lon the council gave an entertainment
and social TO a large number Of people.
The open Getting of sunset, Evans and Olive
Branch councils will be held in AIcazar building
on the evening of next Friday
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NorD-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides are given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in the
order OF occurrence as TO time The second ttme
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
Time column the third tide, and the last or right
nend column gives the last tide of the day except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
sounolngs on the United States Coast Survey
charts. except when n minus sign (-1 precedea the
height, and then the number given is subtractive
from the depth given by The charts.