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FOR SAI.E-Cheap, ON ,nonthly payments,
an excellent draft hors', a bargain for
any one Wanting him perfectly gentle;
weight 100. NJ $ Airsie. OLA Fam II
street. Is
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WTNTT;IJ bay Old claims and debts
owned hy men working 10Y the postofice
or United STAGE government IN any ra.
mac ". Address Vim. f.. Potter. general
iitt,s,r,. u a IS
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FOR SALE-That handsome residence 2ili
Caroline street: Will be sold At bar
and exam ne or apply to n. Nj. Noriiect.
Uutchins House. u
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CHOICE ROSES. cut towers ana floral
DESIGNS. shannon. Third Ward Florist.
McGowen ana Crawford. Is
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NOR SALE-Half interest in my wagon
ana livery business, 10 young m MN
- long time on balance. ADDRESS jas.
q DAVIS. Co.fart, /. y. U
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EVERY WHERE Men TO advert Sc "Lus-
tro," the modern securing soap, tack
signs, distribur circulars place samples
orders, etc. steady work, salary so
weekly and expenses. The Lustro Co,
t'hirnro IL
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WANT TO Bl-Y first class farm lands;
state distance and direction from Hous-
~, and cash price Address Buyer 1912
Texas avenue, Houston. Texas. -. Z
WANTED TO BUY-At once, one set bar
fixtures. counter TO be about - feei
long. Apply 10 American Brewing AZ,
ISOLATION. -
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SINGER sewing machine in good order
Tor Sl5 cash cost Ssh; at 1908 Franklin. Is
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SALESMEN--Now arranging contracts for
a staff of statesmen In the South, prefer
experienced men, but all appicht .ons
considered our line sells to grocery. dry
goods, shoe, drug trade, etc. Butler n
Alger. New Haven, Conn. Is
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About 900 acres well improved rancho,
is miles from railway Price Sii.ev, one
good city property Particulars OF r.
J. Skaggs Real Estate Co.. Besville,
Texas. II
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;;579-II;F PER CENT a week PROFITS Is ihe
nsrare return OF my ''huctuauon sys-
asm." send for pamphlet Tree, W. =;
Forest 80 Broadway. New io1N
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS make So weekly selling our
goods you can do the same, ladies or
gentlemen. enclose stomp for paf'ticu-
lars, Manhattan Pharmacal Co, New
York IL
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pIIsINFss ohANCHEs.

Si0i PROFIT realized last week ON al
Investment of $50. write for PARTICULARS.
strlffer & Co, l55 Washington atrpt.
Chicago.
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FOR SALE,

THE finest wall showcase In Houston 10
sale cheap at 100 Congress avenue. L
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NOR SALF-One OF Ihe hest retaI hafa-
mr. croekery and implement business
-, In Texas situated IN town or 2p",
Gret-class locality, very little compt
,i,ion and good business, party has good
reason for selling out. Address c., mis-
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AGENTS -Salrsniem 10 sill watches $50
weekly; send reference and cents
tstamps) Great American Watch Co.
jersey city, y. j. N
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WANTED--Salcsmen to sell cigars 10
dealers: 800 monthly ana expenses. ex-
pericnce unnecessary. Citation c,gar
Co, 1876 So Clinton street. Chicago is
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FOR SALE-Brazos river plantation, con
.alntng 1915 acres. situated IS miles from
houston The G. \. & A. T. railroad
runs through the plantation: railroad
switch; 500 acres in cultivation. balance
timber. all rich. al.uv.al; VIII produce 20
bushels of corn or two bales OF cotton
per acre. S tenant houses. dwelling
house. etc.
Also l5r0-acre plantation in Brazorla coun,
~. 200 n cultivation. Also 100 and 3GS
acres. ali rich, alluvial Thc hard times
VIII bring these lands into notice.
Houston. The H.. Il. 4 W 7. L. r.
runs through the land land all virgin
iiwhered
Twenty and 70 acre tracts near the city;
two handsome residences, close N. oil
OF which win be sold at prices In keeping
with the SCARCITY OF money. Corre-
spond,ure solicited. Address Ntlliam
Hunter. Hutch.ns House. Houston.
Texas H.
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STfNTGiIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man under ~
who can operate Smith-prcmier type
writer wanted. Apply No. 97'i tbs Of,
~
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BAY mare. BACK mare and tail brand
on left hind Leg, ear cut - reward. Re
turn to lll6 BrHzOs street i
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Statesmen TO sell to dealers <l,r month
~ and expenses. experience unnecessary;
write for particulars. Acme Cigar Co,
Eifth aNCnMe. ChiCago. is
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WANTED-Agents to sell cigars to deal
ers. so to $50 weekly. permanent en-
ployment valuable sample outfit fur
nished free. Address II. T.. Chalmers 4
Co, $50 to $50 Dearborn street, Chicago
ILL IL
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SIS a WEEK EASY-You work right
around home Il brand row thing; no
trouble 10 make SIS ? week easv write
how easy u car Il done; send IA your
address anyway. Il VIII be for your in
tercst To- investigate. write today; You
can positively make SIS a week easy.
ROYAL Manufacturing Co. Box u. j.. be-
troll Mlch. ln-e9
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AGENTS WANTED-s5 daily sure; ever
laHting tableware. can not wear oli
looks exactly Ike silver; write today Tor
fun formation. catalogue ANA start
Aluminium Novelty Co., 80 BroadWdy,
New YORK.
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! on shoulder. saddle marks on back re
turn to lG03 Harry street and get reward.
p u Mayo. Is
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE Young mare buggy, har-
ness gun, Rcmi1etou Typewriter, tire
lots worth ilOr want combination horse,
COWS. clos, acreage. what have you? Nd
dress u i32. this Oftice. j
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Companions of the Forest.

Mazzlni Circle No. 1O6 Branch of the Ancient
Order of Foresters Friendly iety, gave its an
nual ball in Washington square Hal last evening
and it was largely attended. 1t was very pleas
ant affair. The hal had been decorated with a
great deal OF taste.
Mrs. DR.. Nevin. recently grand treasurer has
written fiom Texas and announces that she ia
charmed with the country. She will be in Temple
her future home, this week, and she declares that
the ind LEGATIONS hat she will be pie ased With it,
Twin Peaks Circle will remove from present
headquarters TO Foresters Hall.
oval Circle initiat three candidates at its last
meeting and will initiate ten at the next
The new supreme chief compa" ion Mrs Sarah
Beyerson has been visiting number of circles
since she has entered upon the discharge of her
duties Last Monday she visit Sherwood ire e.
On Wednesday sac will visit Enterprise Circle
To morrow she will visit Piedmon. Circle in Oak
land
Since the session OF the grand circle in Ukiah
fourteen death clai 500 each have been
dated One 20-cent and one 30-cent assessment
have been ca led to meet all these claims, two of
which will not be cue until the 18th of Dece mber
1t is stated hat the order is this time in better
financial standing than it has been for q long
time.
Artemia Circle will give dance in Austrian
Hail, corner of Powell and Sutter streets, on the
9th of December.
Mrs. NJ. g. Perry visitor to the Office of the
grand secretary last week.
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knights of Honor.

Eighteen deaths having occurred in class and
40 in class B. it will require 1858 to meet the
demands TO rase this amount one assessment
in class and four in class have been levied for
the current month. OF these death claims SAN
Francisco has four ana Los Angeles and Oakland
each.
Al its meeting on the 9Th inst the uniformed
degree team will initiate six candidates for For
interest all visiting knights. Grand Reporter
J ohnstone and Deputy summers paid a visit to
this lodge last Friday night.
At meeting of Polar s Lodge on Friday
there was interesting discussion the financial
gu stion X. II. Noble reporter of Yerba Bueua
Lodge, took part. Grand Trustee Lemont and
Grand Guide Lear ed, who visite tine lodge de-
Last Monda, Anchor Lodge in tlated three can
didates, The WORK being by Deputy Kip s. assisted
by Grand Guide Learned. he same night ~u-
preme Repre-, enta i've Grove and Dep ~ Elder
paid q visit TO Liberty Lodge. One application
was received
by Grand Dictator Archibald and Deputy r. A. A
Summers
Wednesday last Eagle Lodge was addressed by
Grand Secretary Johnstone. At its next meeti e
this lodge will onsder some very imp mportant mat
ters in connection with the amendments as to
dues and sick benefits.
Grand Dictator Archibald and a number OF the
grand officers were presenr last Monday at a large
meeting of linton Lodge OF ast Oakland. Past
Dictator Farrier. insisted by the grand officers in
stalled b. F. obnrt as financial reporter. a ban
quet followed the ceremony and there fun for
several hours.
The and dictator visi ed Security Lodge at
Watsonvie on the 2Sth of October, Santa Cruz
Lodge on the following night and with Ivy
Lodge in this City last Friday.
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The Native Daughters.

Miss Fannie smith of e. Pajaro paid visit to
Golden State Parlor at its last held meeting. Miss
Smith is the guest Of Miss Rosa Day of this City.
Miss Lena Ducker, the financial secretary OF
Golden State Parlor, has returned this City after
much improved in health.
Orc Fino Perlo- gave pleasant Halloween
party on last Saturday evening in osemite Hail,
Native Sons building The attendance was not as
large as was expected, owing to the political ex-
cttement which seems 10 engross the attention OF
almost every one, but those who did attend had a
splendid tine. There were games, literary exer-
cises refreshments and dancing This parlor will
give an entertainment and social in Banquet Hall
on the 18th inst, for which extensive arrange
nents are being made.
Laurel ParIor of Nevada City is in prosperous
condition. The members of this parlor and hose
of Hydraulic Parlor, n. S. 6. W., have arranged a
series of monthly socials, which the only nom
wife or husband of each married member.
The meetings OF ConcordIa parlor will hereafter
be held in the afternoons instead of the evenings
The change, it is believed, will be more satSfac-
tory TO members. The members OF the parlor are
ali work ng. actively working, for the good of the
order.
Las Palmas parlor OF Ventura reports prospects
of an increase in mem bership.
ood and parlor will meet on the second and
fourth Tuesday OF each month. Miss Harriet :.
Lee repor great enthusiasm in this newly inst-
tuted parlor, and is of the opinion that the mem
ber.
Miriam paror No. 81 was Instituted at Antioch
on the 18th ultimo by Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick OF
Ramona parlor, ID. ID. G. p, assisted by Grand
President Mary E. Till man. The institution
in the afternoon and the in nstallation in public
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with fresh southeasterly wind. at Fort Candy
maximum wind velocity OF 80 miles per hour
from the southeast Is reported. The storm will
probably extend southwark along the California
coast cHnslrg raj IS and high southeasterly winds
a n area of high pressure overlies Nevada and
Utah. There has been d, cided fall in tempera-
ture over Uiah, southern Nevada and Eastern
Saliornia Frosts are likely occur to- night and
MONDAY morning generally in the san Joaquin
Naiey ana the southern portion OF the state.
forecaSt made AT Sah Francisco for 80 hours
enolng midnight, November 2. Ii 96:
or'hern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cloudiness with
showers Monday morning from San Francisco
northwari; frosts to- night and Monday morning
In the valleys fresh southeasterly winds along
the coast
routhern California-Fair Monday, followed BY
increasing cloudinesS; light frosts Monday morn
Ing; light westerly winds.
Nevada-Cloady weather with rain in the north
ern portion Monday; warmer north.
ctah-Fair Monday: continued cold weather.
portion.
San francisco and vicinlty-Incre asing cloudi-
ness and probably rain Monday; light westerly
winds, changing to southeasteriy.
ALEXANDER G. MCADIE,
l.. cal Forecast Official.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
Companions of the Forest.

Grand thief Companion Mrs. NJ. A Duke Wis
Tuesday and had the pleasure OF seeing the degree
OF the order conferred in most exemplary man.
ner on strangers. Shortly after the initiation
the guards announced that the officers and men,
beIs of Oakland Circle No. 8 aud Grand Secretary
Miss a. d. Bremen were in waiting AID desired TO
be admitted The request Deing granted, the
"sood and welfare" became the feature of the
evening, after which refreshments served.
Grand Guard Mrs. Theodore Muegge OF Wood
land was in The City last week, and reports Sur
pise Of Woodland Circle doing good work and
Mzpah Circle Will give masquerade party on
Saturday evening at the Potrero.
Ii amlet Circle of Alameda Will hereafter meet
on the second and fourth uesday evenings An
entertainment and social will be given oy this
circle December 81, which Will be known the
"Lsst Chance" social.
George Ortiz of stockton Circle No. 130 procured
the new rituals during the past week aud reports
that y o. $50 will be second 10 in the matter
of ofritualistc work.
Mrs. NJ. A Duke, grand chief companion, visited
EschscholIZ Circle in Mountain View during The
past Week
Mrs. Annie Browning, P. G. c. of Freedom
Circle, Nevada City, has been visiting friends in
this City and visited Defiance Circle last Tuesday
evening
Past thief Companion Miss s Cohen has been
appointed deputy for Golden Gate Circle, which
Will here after meet the first and third tuesdays
of each month.
Diana ircle mas as a rule weI-attended meet
ings limitations occur regularly and the
ceient programme under good and welfare proves
an attractive feature.
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Adoptions are still the rule in II iowa Tribe two
palefaces being ad opted asst Monday. There were
present number of visitors from many City
tribes who complimented the officers on the
excellence of their work.
Two months ago Montezuma Tribe raised the
admission fee S5 above what 1t formerly was, but
that does not affect the number of applications.
Five palefaces wsra recently adopted and three
applications received at the last held tribal
council
Alfred Cridge lectured last Thursday before
Mod oc Tribe he system of pro ortional repre-
sentation and his explanation was listened to with
a great deal OF attention.
The bail given by sotoyome Tribe last Tuesday
was great success in every way. There were
Duri the past week c +. Burgman. G c. Of
R., paid visits TO Modoc, Mantonomah. Monte
yuma and Manzanita tribes: also TO the Daughters
of Mont' yuma Council-and to each impaired in
teresting information about the condition OF The
order 1T this time.
Past Great 81 hem Henry a. Chase and num-
Der OF ciefs wte essed the conferrng of the chiefs
degree on several members of ManZanita Tribe
last Wednesday.
Oscar Jobson. presiding chief and past sacnem of
sotoyome Tribe has gone TO B ron Springs for
the benefit of his health.
The entertainment and social given by the
Daughters of MontezuIna last Thursday was
largely attended, and II proved very pleasant
affair.
George w. Collins. G. J. s., Porter D. Bliss. G. s ,
C. F Burgman, G. e. of r., and number of chiefs
will visit Comanche Tribe at Elmhurst Wednes
day witness the adoption OF several palefaces.
shawnee Tribe, instit uted last March, is show ing
IaEhu progress, ana Shle1 OF keCOrQS Bldwell re-
ports prospects of good increase before the end of
winter. The tribe has adopted new bylaws.
Samoset Tribe at Vallejo has during the term
adopted ten applicants and according to the state
ment OF ]. V. Flemmng It exi ects soon TO adopt
ten more. Thistribe has $50 members, real estate
valued at $4,000 and h a'thy reserve fund.
Potawottomie Tribe OF Haywarts will meet on
Fridavs hereafter, instead of on MONDAYS. Two
paleaces were adopted at a recent meeting.
1ecumseh Tribe of Oakland has chan ed its
meeting nights from Friday to Monday. Sache m
;. A. Hall expects to make a good report on the
first of cold moon.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
The Native Sons of the Golden West.

The. Native Sons of the Golden West.
The entertainment recently given by San Fran
cisco Parlor No. 40 was most enjoyable one
There was most enjoyable time at the high
links and smoker given last Tuesday night in
Shasta Hall by Alcatraz Paror
Olympus Parlor had house warming in Devis,
dero Hall last Friday, when dedicat ted Its future
home.
Pacific Parlor will celebrate its fifteenth ami
versary by ball next Friday night From this
parlor there have been elected four grand presi-
oents: John a. Steinbach, NJ. A. Dorm, w.
Miller and Jonn I. Creamy. q. d. Clark era nd
vice president, is also a member OF this mar
With 154 members and nearly $4,000 in its
treasury, this paror feels comfor abe
a b Ut seventy nave already been secured to a
petition Tor a new parlor in his City, Before next
Monday those having the matter in charge hope 10
have lUO names
Asa member OF The visiting board Grand Trus-
signed the following named parlors b7 the grand
president: In san Francisco, Alcatraz and South
San Francisco: Placer County. Silver star: 'Siski-
you County. IekA, SisEiyou, Etna and Liberty:
Trinity County, Mt. Bally; Butte County, Argo.
naut: Chico, Gridey, Golden Fleece and Meridian;
Shasta County, Mt Shasta: Modoc County. Scho-
nier; Lassen Coun y, Las zen, and in Plumas
County, Quincy Parlor
The character of numbe of purchases made
Dv Gustave w ess in this City last week an in
olcaton that the young man who has been secre-
tary OF Mt Diablo Parior since its organization
shortly intends TO join the benedicts
The following named Natives from the interior
tary last week: J. ID. Norris of Centerville. G. l.
=; Deputy Grand President Thomas r. Boyd of
San Rafael and Homer Prindle OF San Jose:
Joseph Z. Cohey, president of redwood Parlor:
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
The Druid 9.

Perseverance Grove, which works In the French
Ian guage initiated two candidates at its last held
meeting and will initiate fifty at its meeting,
that number going over in q body from the French
Legion
Templar Grove will have Invitations this even
ing. Four applications received at the last
meeting
a good attendance at every meeting is fea' ure
OF Golden star Grove ]. +. Moliterno takes great
pride in having the work in that grove performed
in a m ost i'm pressve manner.
Boadices Circle, which is receiving applications
at every NEE ing, will initiate two candidates at
its next session.
Golden Gate Circle will elect officers at its next
meeting.
Grand Seere ary Molison has received a request
from New Zealand for rituals to enable Druids In
that section of the world to organize lady branch
of the orier
The quarterly report of the Grand Grove of Can
tebury, New Zealand, shows a large increase in
the order and a healthy state ancIally. The
hal yearly report of the Grand Lodge OF New
South Wales shows total mem bership of 81 8,
with net gain during the term of l5u There
were SS1 limitations during the term.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
Young Ladies, Institnta.

The Office Of the grand secretary of the order
has been removed from the Maze building to the
corner of Tenth and Market streets, in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Young Mems Institute
At this place the hours of the grand secretary will
be the sane as they were in the old office. The
indications that all the local branches of th O
order. with the exception of the the Potrero
will centralze and meet at Tenth and Market
streets.
Branch No. 2 gave Halloween party In its new
quarters last Saturday night and all who attended
had pleasant time. There the o,d-time
games that make up feature of the Halloween
time, literary programme and q dance.
Grand President SOPHIE A. Grote and Grand Sec
retary Miss Josie T. Moloy pald a fraternai visit
the branch in Port Cosla last Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
The Degree of Hnnnr.

On the occasion of the anniversary of the found
ing Of the Order of Workmen. the Degree of
Honor was, by courtesy of the ex ecutive commit
tee. represented by The following: Mrs NJ j.
Stewart S. L. of H: n. J. Masters, G. c. of H ::
Mrs s V. Norman. {. OF G.; Miss NJ II. Ohea
grand receiver; Mrs. X. NJ. Poland, grand re-
corder.
The meeting of Mistletoe Lodge was honored
last Wednesday by the presence of Grand Chirf of
Honor Mrs Masters and Mrs Stewart, S. L. of H
The following night the same officers visited Sill
yer S:ar Lodge at North Temescal. On each oc-
casion Mrs. Masters, who was one of th- first
beneficiary members. urged upon the members
the benefits of that feature Of the orde
Ivy Lodge has decided 10 invite all the sister
lodges of Alameda attend a m Getting on the 18Th
inst. There will be three limitations by the dill
team, which is perfeciing Itself Tor the event
There III be short programme. in which Miss
M Cakes, Miss II. Young and b. Lissner will lake
part. The Grand Chief of Honor Will be present
On the 2Uth ult Mrs G.. Masters. G. c. of III .
paid fraternal visit TO Martha Lodge at Fresno
and expresses herself well pleased with tn
welcome extended and with finding the lodge In so
prosperous sta,e, but regrets that the members
90 not take more interest in the beneficiary
feature.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
ExpJauaIrOs..

Ine arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
:. station indicate maximum temperature for the
uays; those underneath it. IL any, the amount of
Ihlniail OF melted snow In inches and hundredths.
Turing the past twelve hours lsobars, solid
.nes, connect poin of equal air pressure; so-
lnerms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
wolu 'high means high harometric pressure and
ls usually accompanied by fair weather: ''low"
reters 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
ana ~ accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
LOWS us ally first appear on the Washington
and low along the coast. and the isobars extend
hottn and south along the coast, rain Is probable;
out when the "low' is inclosed with tsobars OF
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb
nole. With "high" in the vicinity OF Idaho, and
me pressure falling to the California coast
Meatner may be expected in summer and colder
Weather IN winter. The reverse Of these conditions
VIII produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-02
knights and Ladies of Honor.

Mrs. Susie Pierson, grand trustee, has laid the
foundation for a new lodge at Pacific Grove, Mrs
Olga all Of that place has charge of the organza-
tion.
The committee that had charge Of the recent en-
tertainment and social will meet this evening in
the hall of Aurora Lodge.
MIS- Rae Kaplan, one of the most popular men,
bers of West End Lodge, and for many years its
pianist became Mrs. ]. Downey by marriage last
Sunday night
ferba Buena Lodge of San Jose. at its meeting
on the 2lst ult, fnitiated one candidate and ap-
pointed committee To drape the charter ont Of
respect TO the memory of the late supreme vice
protector After the close Of the meeting tue
members OF the lodge gave q surprise party in
honor OF the fourth anniversary OF the maria e of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Peters. There were games
dancing and o banquet.