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Royal Arcanum. .

Argonaut Council, which has moved into new
quarters in the Shiels building and now occupies
Eastern Hall, will give old-time smoker to its
friends this evening. Go den West Coulcil has
been invited and the indications that there
Will be Jolly time.
b. c. II. andy of Brooklyn Council and Mr.
Dahl. member of one of the New York councils
were present at the last held meeting of Argonaut
Council These gentlemen have expressed de-
sire TO transfer. Past Regent Stone and Treasurer
Clover of GO den West Council were visitors
at that meeting.
So great the demand for new constitutions
that an extra number had to be printed
heo l.. Hall, who has just returned from an ex-
tended business trip was present at the last held
meeting of rgonaut Council.
he following the officers of Golden West
Council, instituted the l1th inst. Reinhold
Stone, p r.; Thomas Banks, r.; James w. Dis
brow, v. R.: Thomas G. Hodgkins, o.; Henry
GrundeI, s.; Rober5 w. MARYLAND, c.: ]. A.
Glover, T.: II. H. Mcdonald. chaplain; Charles e.
stokes, g.; William F. Deit.neier, w William
Nj. Young, s. This council will meet on the sec
ond and fourth Fridays in Native Sons Hall.
Since the fir { meeting a number of applications
have been received and the prospects are that this
council which Will initiate the candida. es next
Friday, will be very prosperous one.
w. f. BlehdoD, who for a long time has been
Secretary of the San Francisco Whist Club, is TAX
ing very active part on behalf of the Arcanums
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knights of Honor.

very concise circular explaining the new plan
of assessments recently adopted by the Supreme
Lod and which goes into effect the 1st of Oc-
tober, and answering many questions fully, has
been issued by Grand Dictator Archibald and it is
highly commen ed by a who have 1t.
Ivy Lodge visited last Friday night by
Grand Reporter Johnstone, who gave talk on the
subject of the new plan Of assessments. a. K.
Kipps, d. D., addressed the meeting on the pros
poets under the new condition of affairs.
Last Monday Liberty Lodge visited by Dep
uty Summers and the grand reporter. One appli-
cation was received. The same night Yerba
Buena was visited by Deputies Kipps and Sum-
mers. One application received. This lodge
Will give social in the near future.
On last wednesday evening Grand Reporter
Johnstone, Grand Guide Learned and Deputies
summers and Kipps paid Occidental Lodge visit
hanson and J. ID. Martin, the financial reporter,
addressed the meeting, the last named talking on
fraternal Insurance At its meeting last Thursday
night Fortuna Lodge had mum ber of visitors
The members of this lodge anxious that the
election should be over so that number Of candi-
dates who are now kept away by politics may be
initiated
Thursday next the grand trustees and the Grand
Lodge finance committee VIII meet in joint seS-
sion in the Office of the grand reporter
The grand dictator visited Marysville Lodge last
lodges in Sacramento. Good work for the order is
being done In sacramento
Grand Dictator Archibald will address Yerba
Buena Lodge tonight on the subject of the new
plan of assessment. BE will also talk Of the
legislation had by the Supreme Lodge
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The Native Sons.

The several parlors Of the order have in the
treasuries money amounting in the aggregate to
$4,000, an increase OF $4,000 during the past
year. This, Notwithstanding the order has during
the year paid $32, 600 for sick benefits To
so7 members, is a fue showing OF progress and
stability.
number of young men born in Eureka Valley
are preparing petition with 100 names TO send to
Grand President Gesford asking for charter
The Invitations are out for California ParIor, g
meeting next Wedne sday night, when Grand
Trustee Sabichi will pay it a visit. There will he
presence OF the grand officers, district deputies
ana presidents OF the cal parlOrs.
fatlnc Parlor has issued ''su bpenas" for many
Naive Sons 10 appear in Paradise Court fnot
a. In and'for Pacific Parlor borrow night 10
testify for side or the other in an action the
persons who think they are Native Sons of tine
Ooiden Nest,' against "Papa Ftzgerald." The
penalty for failure TO attend is 1.-The tortur of an
extended, tedious and minute relation by his
W Whskers Marshal Erastus Lycurgus Forster of
ms claim TO direct iineal descent from the inn
mortal warriors and orators of ancient Greece
(only one man has survived this ordeal NJ m =
y! Inea ans that Pacific Parlor is going to have a
grand time 80 - 'S .
The following names of Native Sons from The
secretary last week: John'E McMahon OF Mo-
Linez Thomas Flint Jr. of San Jose A. IL Dinlel
OI.MartlpeZ, w. ID. Rabe of Oakland M f. DoyIa
OF memo Fark, +. ID. Ryan OF Sacramento "A 1
peterson OF Haywards and John Ii. Milzner of los
Angeles. Vi LoS
During the past week Grand Trustee sab abichi maid
otlcial visits TO Mount Diab!o General Vim
Astamont, Sonoma ana Glen Ellen parIors This
makes twenty-one official visits he has paid since
ene 4oth OF August when he left his home T.. Los
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Fore sters of America.

The visitors from the interior to the grand secre-
tary's office last week b. NJ Bury, p G. r.
of Court san Jose; William Frank, +. ). of Court
Pride of Colusa; E. H. Quick, D. G. c. R. of Court
Butte Chico; J. ]. Livernash, P. C. r. of Court
Sotoyome, Healdsburg; L Harris of Court Del
Monte, Monterey; William Hamilton OF Court
Paragon. Napa, and w. ]. Riedel of Court Capital,
Sacramento
No definite action has yet been taken by the
visiting board fixing Of dates for official visits
Several members OF the opiDlon that these
so that proper instructions in the ritual
istic work can be given. the proposed ritual
going into effect at that time
Court Sutro Heights held its regular meeting last
Thursday, and two candidates were Introduced
into the mysteries of the order j. 1. Faulkner
elec. ed treasurer for the balance of the year
vice Joseph Shula, resigned, who is located at
AngwIn Napa County.
The invitation ball given by Court Sausalito in
Wednesday evening we'll attended and pro-
nounced decided success.
Court Port Costa presented an excellent enter
tainment TO the residents of Port Cost last Friday
evening. S. l. Waller, grand trustee, and L. II.
Bremen. grand secretary, spoke briefly on the
merits of the order.
The members OF Court Winters are hustlers and
Init have been of frequent occurrence in the
past but during the coming quarter ii is their in
tention no to let single meeting pass without at
least two limitations
Court Golden hagIe's quarterly social last Sa;ur
day evening well attended.
DR.. w. A. Weldon, G. J. J. of this jurisdiction,
recently visited Court Liberty in san Bernardino
and Court Citrus in Riverside.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept
27, 1886, 8 P. M.-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
Eureka 6S, Red Bluff 80, San Francisco 81,
Fresno "a, San Luis obispo IA, LosA ngeles rs,
San Diego 20, Yuma 102.
san Francisco data-Maximun temperature 81,
minimum 54, mean So.
An area OF high pressure is central tonight
over the Rocky Mountain and plateau region.
The pressure has risen slightly along the coast Of
California. 1t has fallen over Oregon and Wash
ington.
The temperature has risen over Utah, northern
Nevada and greater portion Of the northern dis
tricts. II has fallen slightly along the coast of
California from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
There has been an increase IN cIoudiness over
central California and eastward into Nevada
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, September 2s, 1896:
Northern California-Cloudy Monday in the
morning fair In the afternoon; warm weather;
fresh westerly winds; fog on the coast.
Southern California-Cloudy Monday; warmer
on the coast; light westerly winds.
Nevada-Cloudy Monday: warmer in western
portion.
Utah-Fair Monday; warmer in northern por-
ton.
Arizona-Fair Monday
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Monday
mornings fart he rest OF the day; warmer; fresh
westerly winds.
ALEXANDER G. MCAD DIE.
Local ForecaS Official
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.order OF the Eastern star.

The. most worthy grand mstron, Ms. Mary
Partridge, has gone on tour OF ylsltatlon 10
Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, and hopes to
return. in time 10 attend the next Grand Chap
tersession.
On the 9Th of October Worthy Grand Patron
Merritt will visit Tuolumne Star Chapter In
Sonora, the following day he will visit Angels
Chapter and on the day after that he VIII pay
a visit to Azalea, Chapter at San Andreas On
the 10th he wiE visit Queen Esther Chapter at
SEtteT Greek.
The entertainment to be given under the
auspices OF the local chapters in aid OF the
widows and Orphans Home will be in Col
den Gate Hall during the week that the Grand
Chapter VIII be in session.
Harmony Chapter will give a grabbag party
and literary entertainment in Shiels' building
on Friday next
The Grand Chapter will meet in Golden
Gate. Hall on the goth of october. There ap-
pears to be every prospect that large num-
ber of people will go on the grand excursion 10
Monterey that has been planned TO take place
= al the close of the Grand Chapter session.
Reports from all sections shoW the order to
be in fourishing condition. Since the last
Grand Chapter nineteen chapters have been
organized and are now under dispensetion.
The membership during that time has in
creased more than 1000. The indications are
that there will bea full representation OF dele
gates at the coming session.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
The Odd Fellows.

Farnsworth Lodge will give Its first anniversary
entertainment on Wednesday evening.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge has six candidates for ini-
tiatiouL
week prior TO his visits north. He says that the
: order doing well throughout the stete and that
Wherever has been on his tour of Visitatons he
has NOTICED great deal of interest in the work OF
the order.
Tonlght Grand Patriarch Reid VIII be in Visalia
TO visit the encampment. There will be present
patriarchs from Potterville and Tulare. The
grand patriarch reports that good attendance
has marked all the encampments he has visited in
the south
The hall of Unity Lodge was crowded to its
limit last TUESDAY night. There were representa-
uvSs from fifteen OF the local lodges and mem
ber Of a lodge in British Columbia The occasion
70 he anniversary of the birth of Grand Scribe
W. 81. Barnes and also that of his joining the odd
Fellows He delivered a very interesting address
tor the grand scribe Is good talke }, and he
was followed by about twenty others who ex-
pressed themselves in sho { talks.
There was an important meeting last Saturday
of all parties interested in the Odd Fellows library
and steps were taken TO advance IL.
Oriental ebeRah Lodge gave souvenir-pro-
posa party last Wednesday evening which at
tracted a large attendance and il proved to be a
most enjoy abb affair
Considerable interest is being taken in the ter
tainment TO be given on the evenin>s of the 29th
AND 3Oth ms and that OF the 1st OF October at
the Columbia Theater in aid of the Friendship D
Fund.
Two new Rebekah lodges are to be organized in
the near future, one at DunsmCir and one at
Escondldo
Mrs. Marion Greenwood. president of the Re
bekahs, is meeting with a warm welcome wher-
ever she is visiting.
The ladies who have charge of the Orphans
Home Gilroy are much encouraged by the
mon Y contributions they have received thus far,
buFlike Oliver Twist, they crying for more,
as l takes a good deal of mo ey TO start such an
ius tuition
The work. on the odd Fellows Home at Their
malto is being pushed TO speedy completion.
The arrangemenis are all comple,e for the anni-
versary celebration by Sunset Encampment on
the 9Th inst
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rxpranarIon.

The arrow fIes with .he wind. The ton IRureo
et station indicate maximum Temperature for the
days; those underneath 1t, If any, the amount Of
RAINFALL OF melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
WORD "hieh" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather; Glow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
LOWS" usually first 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 slow" Is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improh-
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 reverse Of these conditions
Hill produce an opposite resuIt
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Anoient Order of Forester.

Court Excelsior will give an entertainment and
dance in Social all. Foresters' building or
the occasion of its sixth anniversary. on the 18th
inst
The folowing-named members of the order from
the interior were visitors at the office of the per
manent secretary last week: VI. l.. Murphy, P. c.
X, OF court Tomales; ]. P. Lacerda of Court Es
trella of san hafael.
Phillips, the tai.or, who attempted suicide was
not mem Der OF the Ancient Order OF Foresters
but of the Foresters of America.
Court Modoc No. 1923 was instituted at Eagles
vile, Modoc County, by Organizer NJ p. Light on
the I'd inst. ne following named are the officers:
s. T. Kistler, p. [. r.; Lewiss Gill. C. K; E. D.
Gray, $. c. r.; +. Adams. T.; H. E. Powers, +. S.
w. z. Roberts, ]. W.; Charles Vaughn, = B.; J.
w. Stevens, j. B.; Dr. !. T. Meredith physician
Eli Mccarthy, J. f. Hornback aud ]. G. Raser
trustees +. a. Sawtele, William Mickle and E.
N Jaouish. auditors " =
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Not to Walk In

An American in England, who had
bought pair of shoes of fashionable
dealer, carried them back soon with a
protest.
Look here?' he said, "I've had these
shoes only two weeks and they are com
pletely out of shape and the leather is
giving away in two places"
The Englishman looked at the shoes an
instant. Dear mel dear met he said.
You have been walking in those shoes
That's it, sirl Our shoes are made only
for carriage people, sir p
And the dealer loftily bowed the Ameri-
can out OF the shop.-Canadian Shoe and
Leather Journal.
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nounces that he has every hope OF organizing q
new council at E k Grove, Sacramento County.
Sacramento Council is making rapid strides On
the 9th inst it received sixteen propositions.
Grand Council or Boehm and Grand Recorder
Wallis paid a visit 10 the council in Nevada City
last Tuesday and were greeted by large attend
ance. There great enthusiasm over the ex-
PLANTATION of the Morse equalization plan.
A new council will be organized in Chico next
monch.
The council at Grass Valley was visited last
Monday by the grand councillor nd grand re-
corder.
There was a crush at the joint open meeting, en-
tertainment and social of Evans, sunset and olive
Branch councils i'll AlcAzar building last Friday
night An excellent programme presented
and pleasant, interesting evening spent.
The fourth of the eetings arranged by the
grand council or will be held in the hall of Samari-
tan Council on the 7th of october. 1t is expected
that there will be several Invitations that night.
w f. Gibson, supreme trustee. will be the princi-
pal speaker.
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Kniphts and Ladies OF Honor,

Grand Trustee Emil n. Bourguignon and H. c.
Trephagan OF San Jose in this City last week.
The fifth anniversary ball given by Yerba Buena
Lodge last Wednesday evening in San Jose was a
decided social success.
The mem bership on the lst Of last July was
Sl,S25.
The propagating committee offers prizes to those
Knights and ladies' who will increase the mem ber-
shir but no emiums will be paid for hose over
40 years of age.
John s. Anderson, appointed 10 fill vacancy in
of y. NJ. HubbeIl has been an active member of
the order since 1880
Assessments 444 and 445 have been levied and
will be delinquent on October 81.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
The National Union.

Last Tuesday evening Golden Gate Council ad-
mitted eight candidates to membership. and this
was followed by open meeting which was at
tended by a number of invited guests. The pro-
gramme included a recitation by A. A. Briggs, a
whistling 500 by Miss Cordia Wetjen, remarks by
James E. FIELD. president of the council duet by
the Misses Augusta Jantzen and Lulu Lewis AID
a tenor solo by Henry Goldsmith. Then dancin &
followed. A. A. Briggs presided and each con-
tributor 10 the program on much applause and
responded with pleasant encore The music was
under The leadership OF Professor A Sichel, and
under the supervision of Norman Arter an excel
lent collation. was served.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
sHIpPI1G INlkLLIGENCE.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
SUNDAY, Sept Der 27
Stmr Noyo. Levinson, IA hours from Fort Bragg;
pass and mdse, TO Kimball.
Stmr City of Puebla, Debney, 671a hours from
Victoria and Puget Sound ports; pass and mdse, to
Goodall. Perkins & Co.
stmr Greenwood, Carlson. II hours from Mon
terey; lumber, to L. K White Lumber Co.
Stmr Caspar, Anfindsen. 40 hours from San
Pedro; oa.ia asst, TO Caspar Lumber Co.
from Kobe: mdse, to Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
stmr Albion, Lundquist 20 hours from. Needle
Rock;t 250 eds bark, % 5 Kimball.
Br stmr Ssrathness, Durdin, 20 days from Yoko-
hama. via Mororan II days; ballast TO Balfour,
stmr Gipsy. Leland 20 hours from Moss Landing
etc; produce. to GoodaI Perkins & Co
~ schr Eta B, Bourne, u hours from Fort Ross;
Schr Bobolink, Nelson. days from Mendo-
cino: 2I5 NJ # lumber. to Mendocino Lumber Co.
River; lao NJ IT lumber, 10 f Kronenberg
schr T Hill Rudbach s days from Grays Har-
Dor; 203 NJ ftlumber. to X Wood Lumber Co.
Schr Joseph and Henry, Chnstiansen, 8 DAYS
from Coquiile River; 100 tons coal and 20 NJ fl
lumber 10 Black Bear Coal Co
Sailed.
SUNDAY, September 81.
Stmr Cleone, Johnson, Hardy Greek.
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicholson, Moss Landing
Ship Levi Burgess. Youngren.
ship Co uInbia. Nelson, Departure Bay.
Br ship Ellisland Garriock Queenstown.
Br ship HOLLYWOOD, Kidd Hull.
Br ship Jorda mill Taylor. Dunkirk.
Br ship Wasdale. Fisher, London.
Bark Mohcan, Saunders. Honolulu
Schr Premier Wagner Karluk.
schr j Nj Colman. Treanor, Sitka.
1elegraphic.
POINT LOBOS. Sept 27-lO P n-wea.ha-
fogsy; wind SW; velocity IL miles
Domestic Ports.
ALBIoN-sailed Sept 27-stmr Scotia. for San
Francisco. -
MENDoCINo-Arr Sept 27-stmr Point
Arena hence Sept %.
EUREKA-sailed Sept 27-Bktn Uncle John.
for Calao.
Arr,yed Sept 27-U stmr Monadnock hence
PoRT BLAKELEY-sailed Sent os-sch- @
quoia fer san Francisco. 27-Ger ship CoIum bus,
for Plymouth. S'
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The Degree OF Honor.

last Wednesday evening Ivy Lodge gave an en-.
tertainment at which there was a cakewalk. Mr
Ingler and Mrs. Bradley were awarded the frs;
prize and took the cake-a large frosted one. The
second prize, "a diamond iin," as announced, was
wardeI to Mr.. Harris and Mrs. Garrison who
were somewhat disappointed when they wer.
haEded dime and pin. This lodge reported l4S
members al the close OF August
Be Light Lodge, 10 attd at Pokegama Sis
kiyou County on The 18th inst, increased its m em.
bership by hve.
Aistietoe Lodge of Alyarado conferred the de-
gTees on two candida -es last Wednesday.
silver spray Lo ge is much pieaseu with its ne W
nome on - 1sslon street, near -Nineteenth.
q some OF the lodges or-aniZing drill teams
and these promise TO be an interesting feature Of
the order.
The office of Superior Chief of Honor Gineyra
Linton Miller Is AT 1929 Washington avenue II
Louis, Mo-, and that OF Superior Recorder Mrs
MSary A. Ilnker Is All West Main street. jackson
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
Young Mems Institute.

Columbia Council will give an entertainment
during the month Of October. and the following
committee has oeen appointed TO take charge OF
the affair; Frank Il. Mahoney, T. F. Harney, j.
J. Dillon, William O'Connell, ID. ]. Sheehan This
council has elected T. ]. Barry to fill vacancy
on the executive committee.
Pioneer Council has called for committee of
three from each local council 10 meet with il for
the purpose of discussing plan for the relief Of
those in need of it.
The board of presidents will meet tomorrow.
The Rev. Father Yorke paid a visit on Sunday
the 10th, 10 Washington Council and delivered q
short address.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-28
Kniphts of the Golden Eao1e

California Castle visited Golden Gate Castle last
Monday, and there pleasant time and inter-
change OF ideas. Golden Gate Castle will pay
return visit 10 California Castle the 1lth Of No
vembeE The degree team OF Golden Gate has
sent challenge TO California for a competition on
that evening.
TIE "evening at home" of Alpha Temple last
Friday night very fine entertainment and
the great number of people who attended 1t were
highly delighted.
Cal fornia Castle Will give old-tme social hop
in the Native Sons building next Thursday even
ing
ID. n. Hanna, D. d. G. c. at L, is making ar
ranGements for the organization of new castle at
Grass Valley. There is some talk Of organizing
castle at Capay, YoIo County.