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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29
Ancient order united Workmen


The Buffalo Courier Of recent date has the fol-
lowing concerning a California delegate to the
Supreme Lodge:
"Among the delegates to the Supreme Lodge of
the A o. U. W., holding its sessions in this
city, is William II. Barnes of san Francisco. MI
Barnes is veteran newspaper man and estab-
lshed the first fraIernal society department pub
lished in a newspaper. This department was a
feature of the first issue of the San Francisco
WEEKLY CALL on July Is, 1878. Mr. Barnes has
been connected WI h he flaternal press for many
years and present is editor and proprietor of the
New Age, the Oldest fraiernal paper published.
Mr. Barnes Joined the o. y. r. aiming his
majority, and since that time has been prom inent
in rsternal affairs Before returning to California
he will deliver sever / lectures in New England
at the request of local lodges. and also visit his
old home IN Georgia Mr.. Farnes was Grand Mas
1882, and was the Grand Lecturer of that body for
twelve years. Last year he declined a reappoint-
m emf TO this position"
By disastrous fire in Cripple Creek recently a
number of members of the order lost all by the
flames and the lOogercom OF Cripple Creek Lodge
and contents were swept away. Grand Recorder
Boyd, Carrying the principles OF the a. O..
U. W, charity, hope and protection, pro-
cured a carload OF groceries aud provisions on his
account, relying on the lodges of the iurisdc-
ton 10 reimburse him, distributed the necessaries
to every workman who needed assistance, wheiher
member OF Cripple Creek Lodge not.
The membership OF the order on the lst of May
360,611.
The Jurisdiction of Washington expects TO reach
the 10000 limit By the Isl OF January next.
Grand Recorder irshberg, writing from Buff
falo, where the supreme Lodge held Its session,
announced under date of the 10th of June that he
Grand body would dispose Of the following propo-
sitions: Graded asse5sm ent The five-yetr plan:
firing the age limit al from 8 o a.; debarTing
women as members Of the order and beneficiary
certificates OF TWO grades $1,000 ana 5000.
Grand Master Winter was visiting during the past
week IN The southern par. OF the State.
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Companions of the Forest.

Grand Chief Companion Mrs. NJ. A. Duke has
appointed the following as the committees for the
ensuing year: Credentials-Miss D. Schwartz OF
Oakland No. 8, Mrs. E. Herring of Olympus No. AZ.
Mrs. r. Kalck Of Stockton No. 100; press-Her-
man Kohn Of Golden West No. 43, Mrs. Lena
Grosiean of San Pedro n o. 26I, Miss K Hurley of
Pride Of the Forest No. 204; acts and decisions
Mrs H. HoppocE of Yosemite No. PA George F.
Member of San Jose No. 2l0, Mrs. n. White of
Los Angeles No. 15l; auditing-NIrs. +. A. Carah.
P. u. c. C., Sam L Wall er of Golden Era No lO3
Thomas Sewell, P. 6. c. C.; finance and mileage
Mrs f. Burden OF Sonora No. 269, Mrs NJ Mccoy
OF uba No. 101 Mrs. A. Philips OF Pnmas No.
263; distributiob-Mrs. f. Jolley of Grange Bios
som No. 266, Mrs. Rowe OF Liberty No lO3
Miss j. Sena OF Golden Gate No. 20; honored
dead-Mrs T. L. Wehe of p esidio No. 26s Mrs
+. o'Callaghan of San Francisco 80 49, Miss NJ
Donahue of Village Belle No. PA; laws L. w.
Coourn OF Bonita \ o. l04 Miss E. Roberts of Free
dom No l08. Miss NJ. V. Marshall of Pajaro Valley
Rose No 2O7; state OF the order-Mrs. a. B. An
drews, p 6. e. c., Miss Marian Menie OF Hamlet
No. 81, Mrs. L. ouer of Loreley No s6: arbtra-
TONI. Calmann. r. 6. Z. c., Miss NJ. Burkheim
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Knipbts and Ladies of Honor.

Secretary A. Atkins Of Pacific Lodge has filed
the requirements necessary to enttle him to one
ofthe diamond badges offered By the supreme pro-
tector. Pacific Lodge will also be the winner of
one Of the Supreme Lodge cash prizes.
Alameda County lodges are dong well. Berkeley
Lodge. a. its last meeting initiated two candidates
and several applications were received. Oakland
Lodge received three applications during the
month of June.
During the month of July installations will be
the rule in the order.
Miss E. T. Parker, past grand protector, in let
ter from Sonora says: az think that Star Lodge Is
holding its own. We Initiated four candidates last
May, one during June and will initiate one during
the first meeting in July. We expect visit from
Grand Vice-Protector Bel. e w. Conrad in july"
Semi-annual report blanks have been mailed to
ali subordinate lodges, and they must be filed out
before the 3lst of July.
On the LIST of last May the membership of the or
der was S3,206: the LIST of May, 1873, the MEM
b .rship was but 1928
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

During the past week High Chief Ranger DR..
Case, High Court Treasurer George w. Lunt, High
Court Senior Warden z. j. Cole and the high court
junior beadle visited courts Robin Hood. Liberty,
Justice and Hercules.
A week ago last Friday Court Star of the West
was visited by the Executive Council
The Executive Council will pay visit to Court
Hartford at Vallejo.
High Chief Range Case will visit Court MAgno-
liza on the Sth OF July.
Many anxious to hear how the baby city
court, "Lincoln," will carry on Its smoker on
Thursday next
DIR. ]. F. Eckhardt, chief ranger of Honolulu
Court, has returned to this city from four weeks s.
visit in the East and will leave for the Islands by
the Australia
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A Horse That Knows His Route.

There is horse whose business is
TO draw a collection wagon over
a postofice route in the middle
of the city which knows the loca-
ton OF the letter boxes as we'll as its driver,
the postman. There are number of
these boxes near together on Broad street
just below Chestnut-too near together for
the postman to bother about driving from
one to the other. He is saved all
trouble OF leading his horse. however, by
tie intelligence of that animal, which as
soon as the .postman alights at the first
box, walks off to the second and patiently
waits there for his master.-Philadelp
Record.
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at Pasadena, Wednesday he will be at Anaheim,
Ihursday and Friday he will be in Los Ang les.
on saturday he will be IN san Diego. on the 9TH OF
he Will be in San Pedro LIZ will return to this
City on the 10th of july
Evans Council has elected its officers for the en-
suing term: Mrs. j. Sweeny elected coun-
Ghor, Mrs c. X. Sain secretary, and Walter n
brunt, treasurer, was reelected for the ninth
Gent and attentive, and when the members of his
council ger him in a position OF honor they viii
not let him retire from it,
On the 18th of July the grand officers will pay a
visit to Marin Council
George +. Mack, secretary OF lone Council. has a
happv way of sending out invitations to entertain
m"nts. The following is his latest: Friends A. 3.
Mcdonald and wife cordially invite lone Council
TO tnelr nome and hey hope to meet as many as
can possibly attend. Let us all make special ar
engagements for social evening. The programme
Is an apple teast-apple pie, appe tarLs, apple but
ter, apple cider, green apples and other things not
apple that will light the apple of the eye and tickle
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snIrrINu INIELLIUkNCE.


Arrived.
SUNDAY. June 2S.
stmr Noyo. Levinson. IA hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, to J ; Kimball.
Stmr Gypsy, Leland. 20 hours from Moss Landing,
etc: produce. 10 Goodall. Perkins & Co
stmr State Of California, Ackley. 461a hours I'm
Portland, via Astoria 3s1a hours; pass and mdse,
Goodall, Perkins Il Co.
Stmr santa Rosa, Alexander, so hours from San
stmr Geo. LOOMS, Bridget, 80 hours from Ven
tura: $3.50 bbls oil, to Pacific Coast OH Co.
Stmr Weeott, Whitney, 25A2 hours from Eel
River: pass and mdse, to Russ. Sanders & Co.
Simr Point Arena, johnson, IA hours from
Mendocino and way ports; pass and mdse. to Mem
dOcino Lumb Der Co.
Haw bark Andrew WEIGH, % days from Homo
lulu; pass and sugar. TO WEIGH & Co.
Bark Carondeet Stetson, SO days from Newcas
tie, NSW 1886 tons coal, to J Moore Il Co.
Schr Nettie Low, Low hours from Point
REYES; 40 oxs butter TO J Newbauer u Co.
Schr Mary G, Campbell, 10 hours from Bodega;
20 bxs butter, to Ross & Hewlett.
sailed.
SUNDAY, June 2s.
Stmr Eureka, Jepson San Pedro.
Stmr Excelsior, Higgins, Eureka.
Stmr Umatilla Hunter. Victoria and Port Town
send.
Stmr Albion. Lunuquist
Stmr AlcatraZ. Walvig. Yaquina Bay.
Schr Occidental Brandt, Eureka
Schr Melancthon, Hatch, Grays Harbor.
Schr Alice coke. Penhallow. st Michaels.
Schr Llebonne, Hansen.
Schr Confianza, Weber.
Teiegraphic.
POINT LoBoS. June 2S-lO 2. M-weather
cloudy wind n w velocity 20 miles
Domestic Ports.
ASTORIA-Arrived June % Stmr Alice
Blanchard. hence June 81, via Eureka, etc
Sailed -Stmr Arcata, for San Francisco.
REDoNbo-Arrived June 2S-scur Mabel Gray,
from Eureka.
sailed June 27-stmr Newsboy
PORT Los ANGELES-sa June % - Nor
stmr Peter Jebsen for Nanaimo.
GREENWOOD-ArTiv- I julie 2S-Stmr Alca
Ear rom Port Los Angeles
MENDOCINO-Sailed June 2S-Stmr Point Are
ma San Francisco.
ALBIUN-SaiIed June 2S -Stmr Scotia.
BOWENS LANDING-Arrived June 2S-Schr
Monterey, from Ventura.
USAB-Arrived June 28-Stmr Protection, hnce
June 81.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived June 20 stmr Pasa-
dena, from Eureka.
Sailed-BStn Uncle John.
PORT BLAKELEY-Arrived June 2S-Schr
American Girl, hence June a; schr Salvador, from
Sailed June 2s-Schr John Miller, for San
Francisco.
Movements of Trans- Atlantic Steamers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 2S = Stmr
Rhynland, from Liverpool, via Queenstown.
NEW YORK-Arrived une 2S-Stmr La Bour-
gogne. from Havre; stmr Sorrento, from Ham
burg; stmr City of Rome from Glasgow.
HAVRE-Arrived out June 2S-Stmr La Gas
cogne.
ria, for New York
LIZARD-Passed June 2s-Stmr Halle from
Bremen Tor New York; stmr Southwark. from
DONER-Pas ed June 81 Stmr Saale. from
Bremen for New York.
Importations.
SAN DIEGO-per Santa Rosa-273 pkgs mdae.
bis gluestock, bids Stats, IL bbls tailow, SIX
beeswax, 10 bdls hides. "A pcs curbing, "a cs
honey, 16 bxS lines, SKIS walnuts, ale and
porter keg Ala bbls olives, 10I4 bxs lemons, 95
bxs oranges. pRgs tobacco, bxs tamarinds, 81
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RxnIanatsor.

The snow flies with the wind. The top hgurea
q station indicate maximum Temperature for the
days; those underneath it, II any, the amount Of
rainfall, OF melted SHOW in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars or solid
lines, connect points of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word thigh" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: 'low"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
-Lows' usually nrst appear 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 Glow" Is inclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is mprob-
able With "high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The of these conditions
Gill produce opposiLe result
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Kniehts of the Golden Eag1e.

The members of California Castle are maxim g
preparations for the boom meeting to be held on
the evening of next Wednesday, the LIST of July.
Officers will be installed and the third degree will
be conferred on two candidates. During the even
ing addresses will be delivered by w. F. Norcross,
p G. c.. Thomas A. MCGOWAN, G. C., and ]. w.
Seey, P. C. The meeting will be held In Colma
Hall, Native Sons building
Golden Gate astle Will give an entertainment in
the Alcazar building this evening.
California Circle No. has elected H. Bush Jr.,
n. c.; John p Siogren, V. c., and w. o. Macdou-
gall. II records
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Order B,ne Firth.

Last Thursday Adler Lodge No. l, Youth Auxil-
larry, met at b. B. Hall, and among the guests
were a number of the grand officers and delega-
ton from Montefore Lodge of the Auxiliary of
Oakland. There was an imitation by the young
men, the work being rendered in q manner so per-
feet and dramatic that it won the openly expressed
commentator of the grand officers.
The Grand Lodge officers Will make visits as fol-
lows To-aight they will go to Unity Lodge and
tomorrow night they will visit Modin Lodge. ON
the Sth Of July they will pay visit TO. Ophir
Lodge, the mother lodge of the order n,ths coast
number or applications have been made to
the grand secretary by fraternal men outside of
the order for copies OF the report recently pre-
scented by the endowment committee.
The Jewish Times and Observer published In
this City, thus expresses itself the report the
endowment committees: The members OF the en-
dowment committee of the B. b. Grana Lodge
have finished their labors and have submitted a
report to the general committee OF the district
Grand Lodge district No. d. After a careful ner-
usal of the same we advance the opinion that some
of the features are so outrageously obnoxious that
they will be Overwhelmingly defeated in the Grand
session 10 be held at stockton next January.
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Grand ARMY oftbe Renubiic,

The annual encampment of the Southern Cali
fornia Encampment Association, already an
nounced in his department, will be held in Ven
tura, commencing Wednesday next and con-
plaza.
An entertainment, embracing a literary and
musical programme and dance, will be given
the members of George II. Thomas Post to- morrow
might in Red Mems uall on Post street.
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Order of Chosen FRIENDS.

Last Thursday night the intiatory team in
itiated a number of candidates in the hall iof
Evans Council
Last Monday Grand Councilor. Boehm visited
Concord Council, "Wednesday he visi ed
rhmnix Council and on Thursday he was with
Paramount Council.
Last Wednesday Grand Recorder Wallis visited
Sacramento Council No. 96 and assisted in the
Installation OF the officers.
The district deputies held N Getting at the Alca-
Ear building last Wed and received instruc-
tionS in the wore OF installing officers
Grand Councillor Boehm started on the southern
visitation tour yesterday. Tomorrow he win be
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Sons of Raniamin.

Last Monday PIcifc and California lodges of the
order sons OF BENJAMIN met in the Alcazar build
ing and lis ened 10 the report of heir deleglte
the United States Grand Lodge Convention, held
in Boston recently. They reported that Louis
hrause, ex-presldent of Pacific Lodge, had been
recommended for the office OF deputy grand ma s.
ter for the Pacific Coast. During tn evening the
meeting, which was largely attended, was ad-
dressed by Edward !. Wo fe, member of Caifor-
MIA Lodge and grand president of District Grand
Lodg No. 4, l. o. b. b. AT the close of the meet
ing all present were invited to the banquet-room,
where spread awaited them
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Depree of Honor.

The Superior Lodge has adopted 8 constitution
and bylaws which have met with the approval of
the Supreme Lodge. IS soon as copies are re-
ceived by Mrs. Poland, the grand secretary will
distribute them to the subordinate lodges.
Expense asstssm ent No of so cents per ca pita
on beneficiary members has been levied and will
be delinquent on the 70 h of July
The district deputies are preparing Tor the in
sta,lations 10 take place during the first half in
July.
On the 9th OF JULY Ivy Lodge will give a dra-
matte entertainment and dance. The play is from
the pen of Mrs Wood OF Oakland.
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Knirhts nf Pythias.

An individual who sometimes assumes the
name of j. H. Wilson and at other times that of
j. II. Darst has been victimzing members of the
order, and the grand keeper of records and seals
has sent out letters of warning.
new lodge is being organized at Lemoore, Tu-
lare County.
Grand Chancellor McGlashan will, during the
week, make visits folIows Monday, Willow
Lodge at Stockton; Tuestay Westside Lodge at
Tracy; Wednesday. Placervle Lodge at Placer
vile, and Thursday, Folsom Lodge at Folsom.
From Marc 81 to May 90 the endowment
rank paid beneficiary claims amounting to
$97, 600
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National Union.

Los Angeles Council has had quite boom re-
Gently in the line OF securing members AT re-
cent meeting ten candidates admitted
The Supreme Senate VIII convene at Niagara
Falls on the 21st of July.
San Francisco Council will hold an important
meeting in the caZar building next Wednesday
nicht. Delegates from all The City councils will be
present.
Deputy Wells, who has gone to Sacramento in
the interest of Sacramento council reports num-
Der OF new candidates for the council
AT its next meeting California Council will in
itiate number OF candidates
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aides of the GRAND Army,

This evening Seven Pines Circle, Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will celebrate the
tenth anniversary of its organization by enter
tainment in Native Sons Hall, on which occasion
some one will be the recipient of handsome
American flag This circle has decided 10 take
D TT in the Fourth of July parade and will send a
float representing the work the circle does for the
Old soldiers.
Next Friday the ladies of the Relief Corps will
exemplify the rltualistic work before the aspect
ors Tor south ern California This will be at Ven
tura, where the members OF the southern En-
campment Association will be in camp after
he LIST.
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The Order of the world

1t not the Order of the World that mad some
trouble some time since, but organization
known as the United World and in no way CON
nected with the Order of the World. This last
named organization was established in Wheeling
Va, in 1893, and at this time has 90 odges with
a membership OF $4,000. There several
lodges in tn is City and in Oakland and few
weeks since lodge TO work in, the German Ian
guage instituted in this City.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Members of the subordinate lodges ana Of the
Rebeksh lodges met in Fraternal Hall last Satur-
day aud organized the Rtdgley Literary and Social
Club, which is TO be the successor of the organiza
ton which recently gave series of entertain
ments in odd Fellows II all. 1t will be the aim
OF the lew organization 10 give entertainments
that will be attractive, if not more so, than
were those given by the previous body.
Tonight Excelsior Lodge will confer the second
and third degrees
Reports from the interior show that memorial
services were held in every section of the iurisdc
tion Of California recently.
The Grand Encampment of the State of Nevada
has elected F. Cupdike as g. c. p.
Installations will be the order during the first
half Of July.
adopted resolution protesting against the en-
Payment of Chinese Japanese the HON in
Thermalito, and a copy was sent TO Grand Secre-
tary Shaw by J. L. Robnette, recording secretary
or the lodge. To this the grand secretary, who Is
ex-ofiico secretary he board directors of the
home. answered as follows ! he communication
from your lodge relative TO the employ ment of
Chinese IN the laundry at the home received
and considered at the meeting of the trustees held
white help is preferable. out far they have been
unable to procure he same. AT first they had
women for that purpose, but these quit on account
of the amount OF work TO be done, and since then
themselves in readiness to substitute more de-
sirable class whenever il can be hau, and if any
be had in your city please commUn cate with
the superintendent who will gladly employ them.
AT present there are two Chinese employ ed-One
at 81 and the other at So per weeK-who do all the
laundry WORK, and also wash the windows for the
entire building 1 he board would be willing o pay
a little more and have the right kind Of employees.
Bay City Lodge has elected William Roth
noble grand and Theodore Steinf as recording
secretary for the ensuing term.
Grand Master WarboyS was with Naps Lodge
last Thursday when the degree team OF COL en-
state Lodge conferred the intiauors' degree on
several candidates.
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Knights of Honor

Grand Dictator Archibald returned from the In
terror during the week. having visited the lodges
in san Jose, jacksonville. santa Cruz Boulder
Creek, Salinas and Holllster.
On Friday, in company with Grand Guide
Thomas Learned, he paid a visit to Santa Rosa.
The grand dictator reports a remarkable degree
of interest in the lodges in all the places he has
visited of late.
delegation from Far West Lodge visited For
tuna Lodge last Thursday night and witnessed the
initiation of TWO candidates and the eXempliti-
cation of the degree WORK.
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KNIGHTS of the Maocabees.

The Supreme Tent has arranged TO have the de
gree team Of Tent 2, in Los Angeles, visit San
Francisco during the early part of August for the
purpose of holding a school of instruction for the
benefit of the tents in that City and vicinity
Last Friday night NJ odm Tent met in Franklin
Hall and received visit from State Deputy :. w
Hall, who offered some valuable sugges ions
Officers were elected for the ensuing term and the
night of the meeting changed from Friday TO
Thursday.
San Francisco Tent elected it's officers last Fri
dgy evening.
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of Bay City No. IL, Mrs. C. Miller of Robin Hood
No. 5S, Mrs. L. Baston of Mzpah No 100, Mrs NJ.
Council of Inter Nos NO. 2l5, NJ. K. Lewis OF
United States of America No. 260, Mrs. A. Ras-
mussen OF Twilight No. 10; special committee of
eight to act in conjunction with the Executive
Council on matters presented at the executive
sessions. L Waller of Golden Fra No. 103 II err
man Kohn of Golden West No. 43, c. H. Bremen,
p. S. g. c., /. w. Coburn of Bonita No. 1O4,
Thomas F. Blake of Inter Nos No. 2l5, Mrs. X.
Bolian of Acme No. POI, Mrs. II. Worms of Bay
City No II, Mrs. l. Holland OF Live Oak No. 70.
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North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

VIA SausaIItO Ferry).
From San Francisco, o9im nring June Is, 1895
WEEKDAYS.
For Mil! valley and San Rafael = 1900 $500
*9:15 1o:1o, II 40. A. NJ; @1:45, $50 4;lo,
BIO 500. tf:35 p. NJ
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, WedneF
Gays and Saturdays at II 80 p N.
SUNDAYS.
For Mil Valley and San 100, $500,
$500, 645, $3.50 p NJ Exlra trip TO Sausaito at
IL 100 A. NJ.
Trains marked run to San Quentin. *%l2:3O
p NJ does not run to Mill Valley.
THROUGH TRAINS.
or Point Reyes ana way sia,ions-S:00 A. n.
oaIurdays; A. N. Sunda :; 5:l5 P. NJ. we K laws
For Point Reyes, Cazadero and way stations
e'Vu a. n. Sundays LAO p N. weekdays
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Order of Pendo.

Hondo Council No. As was organized at Hondo
Tex, on the 26th of the current month.
Eureka Council was organized at Dillon Mont,
on the 10th.
On the 26th of the current month the number of
applications for membership since the first OF the
month was siXty-eight.