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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, June
81, 1896, p. NJ. Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California today:
Eureka 81, Red Bluff 100 san Francisco 81
Fresno 100, San Luis Obispo rs, Los Angeles 81
San Diego IS, Yuma l0S
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 40, mean So.
The pressure continued highest on the Washing
ton and lowest in southwestern Arizona.
Fair weather continues in the Pacific Coast
States except in Eastern Oregon and Idaho where
cloudy weather prevails and occasional showers
and thun derSt orms have occurred to-day.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight. June %, 1895:
Northern California-Fair Monday; fresh TO
brisk northwet winds on the nortL ern coast.
Southern California - Fair Monday; fresh TO
brisk westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair Monday.
Utah-Fair Monday
ArZona-Fair Monday.
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Monday, frest
to brisk westerly winds. W. II. HARMON,
Forecast Official.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

Equity Lodge of Sacramento held a rousing
meeting last Wednesday night One candidate
was Initiated the work being performed by the
full uniformed team. The secretary now has nine
applications on his desk. Grand Protector T. A
Lauder who present, made a VI ry interesting
address, as did also Dis riot Deputy SiIas Orr. 1t
was expected that Grand Secretary Carleton would
have been present, but business prevented his at
tendance. He sent word that he would be with
the lodge AT a future time.
grand union meeting of the Alameda County
lodges will b. held in the hall of Berkeley Lodge
on the evening OF the 18th OF July.
Star Lodge Of Sonora Is adding new members to
its roll at every meeting Grand Vice-PTotector
Mrs Belle Conrad is in Sonora tor The summer
and during her stay there will FREQ uently wish the
lodge
Past Protector Emma Grant of Pacific Lodge
has been appointed district deputy vice Mrs L. H.
kennlson, resigned.
Only three members OF the order lost their lives
by the cyclone that passed over ST. Louis
One assessment, No. 40. has been levied for
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Order of Chosen Friends.

Last Wedn esday Grand Councillor Boehm was
greeted by large audience ON the occasion of mis-
visit to Sacramento Council No. s6. This council
visit to Franklin Council at Franklin tho 25th
inst. Grand officers will be in attendance.
The officers of sacramento Council will be in
stalled on the 1st of July. number of the grand
officers will be present.
The grand councillor paid official visit to Cali
fornla Council in this City on the 18th inst. To-
night he will visit Concord Council.
The picnic committee has completed its arrange
mentS Tor the event, which is 10 take place in San
Jose on saturday next. From tn demand for
tickets 1t Is apparent that there viii be good
tendance. The grand councillor was In he Garden
CITY last week in connection with the arrange
ments for the picnic
Last Wednesday Grand Recorder Wallis consolt
dated Washing. on and Eclectic councils.
on "Wednesday the grand councillors deputies
VIII hold a meeting for the purpose of making ar
engagements for the inst allatIon of officers OF sub
ordlna councils.
Grand Councillor Boehm will visit Paramount
Council on THURSDAY. He will visit Marin Coun-
Gil in san Rafael on the 7th of July.
Last Monday Grand Recorder Wallis reorgan-
lied Fremont Council at Salinas and Initiated tw o
candidates.
The iniiiatory team has been notified TO appear
In the hall of Evans Council he evening of the
18th for the purpose OF initiating several cand-
dates
Gran1 Trustee McFadden Of Los Angeles wa S
IN THIS City last week. He reports the order in
good condition in that section of the State.
JuanIta Council gave an entertainment last
Tuesday. Supreme Vice-Councilor l. r. Webster
and Past Supreme Councillor Arnold delivered adj
dresses. This is new council and the members
are very enthusiastic.
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Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for the
days those underneath 1t, IL any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect points Of equal air pressure; isO-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: ''low''
refers low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
slows usually first appear on the Washington
coast When the pressure IS high in the interior
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the Slow Is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon is i'm prob
able. With "high" in he vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling TO the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
Nul produce opposite result
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The executive board will make official visits
during The month OF July as follows: July 7, to
Alba Circle at Vallejo: July 8, Mazzini Circle
this City; July Ia to Bonita Circle, at Sausalito
At the Foresters' picnic at san Jose on Bunker
Hill day the Companions outnumbered the For
esters three TO one
Piedmont Circle of Oakland, by the manner in
which it assisted its financial secretary during his
recent illness, showed that understands the true
principle OF fraternity
America Circle is actively at work in its own
jurisdiction and also without its limits Delegations
are sent out 10 visit other circles their meeting
nights and the circe is initial ng frequently.
The indtcati ions. from the recommendations pre-
senteo, lead TO the expression opinion that the
new board of deputies VIII be a good one and that
great things are expected from it.
At its last n ed meeting California Circle after
hearing report from its delegate to Ukiah, con
cluded to surrender its charter 1t was stated that
there are other circles that will do likewise
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DeRree of Honor.

The Superior Lodge of the Degree of Honor an
intermediate between the Supreme and the Grand
Lodge was organized in Buffalo, y. Y, on the
u inst and California was honored by the selec-
ton of past chief OF honor, Mrs. Mary J. Stewart,
to one of the high Offices The following are Off
GERS chosen for the first term:
Past superior chief OF honor, Mrs. A. Kinsey OF
Helena Mont; superior chief of honor, Mrs
Genevra y Miller OF IT. Louis, Mo-; superior lady
OF honor, Mrs. Mary ]. stewart OF San francisco
Cal; superior chief OF ceremonies, Mrs. Kate
Blewett OF jamestown, y. D.; superior recorder
Mrs. Mary a. Tinker OF Jackson, Mich: superior
receiver, Mrs. Emma Bckford of Manchester
n. H.; superior usner, Mrs. Jennie V. ABBOTT OF
Syracuse y. Y. superior Waterman, Mrs. Kate j.
Young of Albina, Ore.
J. W. Kinsley, past supreme master workman OF
the A. o. q. W., has prepared a constitution for
the use of the ID. OF IL. lodges.
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No. So, A. F. Windler of No. los for Court Tracy
No. 105, Max Grimm of No. So for Court Schiller
40. 120, w. ]. Bailey of No. 195 for Court Mo
kelumDe No. 1876. Santa Barbara CountY-R H
Fulwider of No. SO for Court Castle Rock No. so,
2. B. Barker OF No. 100 for Court Miguellto No.
1OH. Santa Cara County,. = Wright of No. so
for Court Alum Rock No. so, Z. E. Brownell of
SO for court Progress No. 1913. Charles II. Hogg OF
NO. l46 for Court Iona Preta 20 145. Santa
Pajaro Valley Rose No. "A Solcno County
George Arras of No. 81 for Court Farragut No. 81,
B. f. Newby OF No. SO for Court Dixon No. SO.
Sono ma County-M. ]. Bower of No "a for Court
Santa Rosa No. "a, II. B. Gilroy of No 90 for Court
Petaluma NO IS, sol Lobenstein of No. lao for
Court Valley Ford \ o. l40, Whitson of No. i42
for Cour Sotoyome No. A. Suffer County, p.
Arnoldy OF No. 81 for Court suffer No lis. Te-
hama County-Alva English OF No. "a for Court
Red Bluff No "a. Tuolumne County,. V. New
man of No 1873 for Court Sonora No. l29, FL. a.
Preston OF No 144 for Court jamestown No. l44.
Yolo County-H X. OdIum of No. 10 for Court
Star OF Woodland No 10, S. L. River of No 81 for
Court Winters No 81
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Royal Arcan I'M.

This evening Argonaut Council will celebrate
the nineteenth anniversary of the order by grand
entertainment, to given in Sn lels building, on
O'FarreH street. The souvenir and dance pro-
grammes, which are pen sketches by Nj. ;. de
Roco the secretary of the council, are mod els of
neatness and good taste and show a talent seldom
found Ia person who is not professional designer
The programme OF exercises Is very sele ct on
and the entertainment viii close with dance. A
large attendance is looked for as more than 500
"double" invitations have been calied or and de-
llvered. A general invitation is extended to all
visiting members OF the ORDER
The councils in / os Angeles will observe the an
niversary by appropriate exercise 8.
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Native Sons of the Golden West.

Grand Secretary Lunsted will go to Arcata this
week for the purpose of organizing new parior
Grand Vice President George D. Clark has re-
turned from his southern tour
]. Il. Mitchell, deputy district grand president
for Humboldt, reports that thirty names have
been signed to q partition for new parlor 10 be
organized at Blue Lake in that county.
ST. Helena Parlor and CalistogR Parlor Will be
consolidated this evening by Grand President
Gesford.
National Parlor has elected the following-named
officers: ID. L. Murd, president; w. M. Brown;
first vice-president; F. e. Kroger, second vice
president; W. g. Barr. third vice president; G. IL.
Johnson, recording secretary; g. J. White, hnan-
cial secretary; P 6. du Ply, treasurer W. h Felt,
NJ; c. w. Heyer, trustee; Nathan Rodgers.
NJ. D., surg con, and L. a. Hufschmidt, organist.
At the meeting of the joint committee Of the
local parlors held last week in the office OF Grand
Marshal Umbsen Henry ID. Lansing OF Preclta
Parlor was chosen chairman and Miss c. w.
Creig was elected secretary. a motion to take
part in the parade carried and IL W. S decided
that the Native Daughters should parade in car
riages to be decorated by themselves.
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The ninth and tenth assessments for 1896 were
levied on the 10th inst. and Will become delin-
quent on the 10th OF July
Last Wednesday California Council conferred
the degree in amplifed form on ten candidates
Last Friday three applications were received by
Union Council and four candidates were initiated
Last Monday night Deputy X. r. Wells as
sisted by President Dillon OF Pacific Council. ex-
President Meehan and Pre- ident Boane of Cali
fornia Council instituted Oakland Council with
fJrty-sx charter members. he following were
elected as officers and installed: Fred T. Wood
ex-president: y. n. Jacks, presid mt: >. II. Mel
WIN, vic~president; Frank J. Miller. secretary;
,. T. Meade, speaker; II. G. Walker, financial sec
rotary: George B. NJ. Gray, treasurer: John f.
Ames, chaplain; W. NJ Gardner. usher; Charles
Dukes, sergeant-at-arms; A. Humphrey door
keeper; J. w. Robinson, +. ]. Woodward, Ed
IaMrence. trnsteeS.
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Western Addition Camp, which is making rapid
progress under its present officers, gave smoker
last Mon day night in Franklin Hall, which was a
very successful affair State Deputy de Rocco mad
the address OF the evening and it was well re-
ceiVed As result OF this meeting applica-
lions were filed II is camp, organized hut two
months is already showing tie fleets OF direct re-
suits in the careful selection made in the outs t.
and II II keeps up the pace which il is moving
this time 1t VIII sood equal If not outstrip those
camps that have been long time in existence
The folowlng-named have been elected dele
gates to The Head Camp that is TO meet In Helena,
Mont NJ. L. Moses and J. L. Geary of this City,
NJ de Roco OF Lorin, IL. o. Tubbs of Sacramento
and "a u. CrlttendeI Of Sacramento.
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knights of the Golden Eagle

California Castle conferred degrees on several
candidates last Wednesday
Pacific Castle received several applications last
Tuesday. At the meeting to be he'd ON the ST OF
July at least dozen candidates will be initiated.
Golden Gate Chapter viii have a house warming
in its quarters in The Aicazar building on Mon
day, the 18th. The castle will publicly install its
officers IN : ocial Hall OH the 18th o. July.
California Castle viii have boom meeting on
Monday, the LIST OF July, which will be the first
meeting OF the new term. several o. the grand
officers viii be present and the newly elected Off
will be installed.
on the last Monday in the month Golden Gate
Castle will organize degree cam.
A new castle is being organized at Petaluma and
another at santa Rosa
Alpha Temple No. initiated several candidates
at It's last meeting and viii Initiate several more ut
the meeting TO be held next Friday. The election
of officers will be held at the next session
y report from S.ar OF Pomona Tempe No. 2 at
Pomona shows thai during the term it doubled its
membership.
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Iudependent Order of Odd Fellows.
Under proclamation OF the most worthy grand
sire Templar Lodge OF this City held last week,
for the first time, memorial service for the dead
OF the lodge. It 4 very impressive service,
and there we're present members from Fasnrworth,
Morse aud Cosmopolitan lodges. Charles \. Sum-
ner delivered an eloquent address in which he re-
viewed the work OF the lodge, which, since it has
been existence, has distributed over $4,000 for
benefits and funerals aud entertainments.
speeches were made By NJ. :. Mckee, Acting
Mayor Taylor, an odd Fellow for forty years, and
others Robert Burns and Henry hnebel sang
the dISm isSOry ode. In the review Of the promi-
uent members Of the lodge who had passed away
NJ. sumner named the following, who in their
time were among the most prominent citizens OF
san Francisco: T. B. Austin, William Barry, sam
uel II. Parker, J. c. Bideman, Isaac BiuXome,
Charles J. Bernard. George Burrows, Henry A.
Cotb, John Doughty, John w. Dwinelle, K. ID.
Gould A. \. Hone, J. r. Jarboe, Andrew Lane,
Frank Leppein, Eugene Lies, II. :. Love Cutler
vi AlliSter, J. Z. Miller. L. D. Johns, 5 D. Pang-
born LOring Pickering. J. +. Pratt W. c. Rails
William K. Satt,r rice, John W. Shae1fer, Sol A.
Sharp, William sherman, J. D. B. Sttman Eu-
gene L. sullivan. Rev. :. c. Thrall, Franz lin p.
Tracy, J. l.. Van Bokelen, B. Z. Whiting, George
c. Whitney and Gregory ale
University Lodge OF Oakland will celebrate its
tHentE-sixth anniversary At Clay and Eleventh
streets Thursday next
Editor Carroll or the Calistogian was Initiated a
member OF santa Rosa Cant on at the asst session
the body
Last Monday Grand Patriarch Reid visited Ula-
tbs Encampment at Vacaville and witnessed three
candidates receive the degrees. He complimented
the encampment on the great progress il had made,
ana after that he was invited TO q banquet at
Church'S res aurant, gotten up in his honor.
On ward Lodge OF Fortuna has secured five acres
of land near Newberg, which are being arranged
for cemetery purposes.
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American Legion OF Honor.

Grand Commander Filben is on vacation from
mis- ministerial duties. He will visit councils that
where he may visit.
Grand Secretary Burton has sent out the blanks
for the simi-annuAl reports, which close on the
Both inst. The mon hly repor for the closing
term make favorable showing
In the early part OF August the ssocia ed Coun.
els VIII give an open meeting, when frsJ-ca IS
literary and musical programme will be presented.
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trus ees OF the District Grand Lodge and the
general committee to devote their time and
eHorts 10 the affairs of the Grand Lodge proper,
unhampered by the duties incumbent upon the
proper management OF the endowment fund. Inc
system OF graded assessments is not only in &C
Soruance with the expressed sentiments OF the
last Grand Lodge, bat is the only method con-
slsteht Win equity and Justice This has become
50 universally recognized that elucidation seems
entirely unnecessary Life insurance, like any
otner business, must have sound foundation
reared.
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No ! Miss Mamie Mace Laurestinus Parlor No.
70; Miss Louise Carlo san Jose Parlor No. 81
Returns-Laura ]. Frakes, Amapola Parlor 10. 80:
Miss Abbie Mclaughlin, ORC Elmo Parlor No 8;
Mrs. Katie T. Briggs Marguerite Parior, NO IL.
State of the order-Miss Mariana Bertola, Ramona
Parior No. 81; Mrs. Lillian Garlic, La Estrella
Parior No SO; Mrs. Edith Laird, Princess Parlor
No "a: Mrs Emma Cox. Ell Pescadero Parlor No.
80. Miss Jennie Kelly, Bonita Parlor No. 10.
Legislation-Miss Mae B. Wilkin, Santa Cruz Par
Tor No. 4; Miss Maggie Apperson, Parri Paror No.
SO; Miss Grace Culbert, Jaunita Parlor No. n
Mrs. Carrie B. Cook Golden Bar Paror No. 81.
Ritual-Mrs. Tina L. Kane, Ursula Parlor No. 4:
Miss c. X. Wttenmyer, Ramona Parior No.2l Mrs
Carrie Roesch Durham, Joaquin Parlor No 0;
Miss NJ. B. Johnson, California Parlor No. %
Mrs Alison F. Watt, Manzanita Parlor No 29.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAIIROiD

(N1a Sausalito Ferry.
From San Francisco, o.,,,tt n ing in,a1 1sas
WEEKDAYS.
For Mill Valley and San Rafael 1900 $500
5;15, *o:0V, :35 p NJ
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednes-
Gays and Saturdays at IL 80 p NJ
SUNDAYS.
For Mill Valley and San Rafael-*S :OO 50 .0o
$1,000 II 30 A. M; #*l2.3J II 30, &2:I5 "a %
o:o0, $40, $3.50 p NJ. kxtra trip to Sausal ito AZ
IL 100 A. q"
Trains marked run to San Quentin **12 so
P. N. does not run to Mil Valley
THROUGH TRAINS
OF font reyes ana way sta ons-S 100 A. NJ
alurdays; y A. NJ Sund' :: 5:l5 r. NJ we kquvs
FOR Point Reyes, Cazaiero and way stafions-
S:oO A. NJ Sundays :15 2 NJ weekdays
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Knights of Honor.

There was large number of knights present in
the hall OF Fortuna Lodge, last Thursday to listen
to an address by chaplain Young.
On Tuesday evening, the Goth inst, the twenty
thrd annHersi OF the founding OF the order will
be observed by a CELEBRATION in B. b. Hall.
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J. J. Morse, a prominent Mason of London,
England, and well-known scientist, who is
here oul a visit was on last Thursday initiated
into Golden Gate Chapter. On that occasion
there were visitors from New York, Portland,
Or, jacksonville and from local chapters.
There was a district meeting in the hall of
Harmony Chapter on Friday night at 80
O'Farreu street. There were present num-
be- of the grand officers, including Mrs. Clara
Abbott Giberson. grand conductress. There
were also many visitors from local chapters
and from across the bay.
During the past week the grand patron
visited Friendship Chapter at Lincoln, Placer
County, and Wheatland, Yuba County, and
then proceeded on his northern trip.
Golden Gate Chapter VIII give an entertain
ment during the last week in July or the first
in August.
silver Star Chapter, recently organized at
Winnemucca, has elected the following
officers: Elizabeth Flint NJ; George 5. Nixon,
p; Emma Oliver, A NJ; Thomas Snone, secre-
tGrV.
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San Francisco Tent at its review on Friday
night appointed committee TO prepare pro-
gramme for an open meeting to be held early in
July AT the next meeting officers will be elected
Inc last held meeting of Modin Tent very.
interesting one and several members were adj
mitted.
Golden Gate Hive, allies OF the Maccabees
held a Joint outing with The ladies of Oakland at a
picnic held in Blair's Park The llth lust There
were more than 200 ladies pr eseIt and there were
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Independent Order R,ne B,rith

Grand President VOL reports the prospects for
the order in the southern part of the State as very
cheerful and so great was the enthusiasm on the
State that lodges OF Los Angeles have made him
promise that he would visit them again at an early
day. There has been a large increase in mem bers
The Baron de Hirsch memorial service az san
Diego was very impressive one. The grand
president was present on that occasion and IN ct
with very cordial reception.
Grand secretary Levson IS busy at this time
sending to the lodges in the u-isdictio of Distrc
No the report OF the committee on endowment
prepared by Gabriel Cohn, Herman (iutstadt
Joseph Rothschild, edmund Tausky ana d. S
Hirsnberg, also copy of the proposed man of
beneficiary suggested by Albert Elkus and that
recently adopted by the order OF Chosen Friends
and known as 1.-THE Morse plan"
The report on endowment favors First-Com-
full rate endowment Third-A board of en-
dowment trustees Fourth-A system of graded
assessments.
The report then adds
Complete optional endowment removes bar
rier which has either in truth by pretense kept
NY OF the most desirable members OF our
Jewish community out of our order Compulsory
the order, retards its development and must
eventually result in restricting the sphere of its
usefulness Dne-thousand-dola ar halfrate en-
dowment should meet the views OF that large
number OF members who persistently claim tn at
they would rather reduce the endowment than
increase the rates. The increase of being an
absolute necesslt the opportunity is still pre-
scented to insure for the decreased endowment at
the half rate. the selection OF board of endow-
ment trustees 10 trke charge of all endowment
matters exclusively would very much Simplify
the execution OF its provisions and permit the
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