The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04

Hodg kinson; Yreka No. %, Ed H. schofeld
" Mopaiand no: "a, D. Crane; Live Oak No 25,
No. y, Mrs. E. L; Coy; Downieville No. so,
Mrs. L. L. Luther; Visalia No. 81, J. B. O'Con-
ner; n Hetch Hetehy No: 80, J. "; Purdy and C.
bourdier; Olive Branch No. "a, R. G. H illman /;
Forest No. 35, ]. o, Jones; Juanita No. 36,
Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Helms; San Bernardino No 81,
Golden State No. 40, Mrs. A. Lusk; Protection
No AZ, Charles Rottenberg; Mendocino No.
81 q Mrs: $: AIS stone; Plamas No. A, Mrs. F.
eial No as Mary MeDonald and Mrs NJ E. Up
Mrs. NJ. Tanner; Athens No. 81, Annie N.
Lain; Linden No. 5s Mrs. H. Watkins Lassen
No. "a, Tillie Nathan; Eclectic No. So, Q. NJ.
katz California No. 56, Mrs. A. Boehm; North
Star No. SO, George H, knight; Golden Gate
Mrs. c. E. Harris; Oriental No SO, s. Oberdener;
Excelsior No. "a. J. II. Sturges; Friendship No,
%, E: R. Tiel and F. H. Keifer; Teulonia No.
Berg; Placer No. 90, J. Fulton; Union No. SO,
A. f. Perry; Cape Horn No. 20, ]. Kuenzly;
Berkeley No; 72, NJ. c. Dean; Mountain No.
Celia A. Hubert: Forest Grove No. rs, Z. AL
len; Meadow Lake No. 76, Katie whitney;
Snowflake No. "a, Mrs. E: PeaIce: lone No. 7S,
man; Jackson No. 80, John Stribley; Sutter
Greek No. 81, James Boyd; Guardian No. 80,
c. W. Sonneman and C. Bennett; Columbia
NO 81, A. w SWhnlelult SAu DlegO NO. ~, a.
Blockman; Magnolia No, "a. W. NJ. McFadden;
Sacramento No. sc, D. J. Hartley, Mrs E. c..
German, Mrs. l. March, W. R. Campbell; Napa
No No 81, R. B. Phillips Phillips; Star No 90, Daniel
Sarah C. Barber; Fairmount No. 1O3 Hosea
osgood; Martha Washington No: 107, W. H.
Savage. Bertha No; 10, A; NJ. Reynolds;
City No. 11s, S. c. Sukeforth and Alice
Getchell Eagle No. 12O. Frank D. Sherman;
Celia No. l21, e; F. Eckhart; Mountain Vale
No. 123, Mrs. NJ A. Jones; Watsonville No
1924; F. J.. Lennard; Rainbow No. 1885, Lizzie
Morse and William England; Monterey No.
126, ]. Shultz Jr.: Santa Rosa No. 131, Mrs. X.
son; sunol No: 135, d. H. Behrend; AMIGO No.
1876, DR.. r. S. Markell; Grace No. 1873, William
Christie; Emu Kennedy No. 40 n. F. Wood;
No 146 Albert Meyer; Phoenix No. 1872 Mrs
NJ. F. O'Brien; Oakleaf No. 155, J. H. Henn;
Corning No. 161, NJ. Lown; Prosperity No, 162,
Litzens; Laurel No. III, S. Karsky; Willows
No. IT'S, Cyrus MeMath; Triumph No.
~, s; Ehrman; corinthian No. 17s,
mania m No $50 H. ). ott s, Nord d No ISL ISL Mrs. Mrs.
1. Morton; San Francisco No. 1S2, TIL. H.
Welsh; Security No. 1873, S. B. Coates; Mistle-
toe Nc 49, George W. angels
1s8, Mrs. A. NJ. Niedt; Travertine No. 1s9
Laura R; Brown; Bradford No: 100, Mrs. C.
whittoek; Standard No. 191, Mrs. N. A. Bor-
Angeles No. 1913, NJ. G. Fordham; Pasadena
No. 1877, W. S. Lacy. State Nevada-Comstock
No. l, Mrs. Jennie Pratt F. Beck; Riverside
No. 2. r. R. Williams; Ormsby No. 6, w. H.
Doan; Unity No. z, J. F. MeDonald Gold Hill
No. g, Mrs. g. E. Barton; Rose No. 9, George
Young.
T. H. Selvage, grand councillors NJ Boehm,
grand assistant councillor: w. II. Pratt grand
vice-eouncilor; S. C. Wallis, grano recorder;
Miss Clara Mcdonald, grand treasurer; Mrs.
NJ. L. Grohs, grand prelete; Miss K. Browne,
grand marshal; Mrs. Clara J. Sweeney, grand
warden; Mrs s. Kruger, grand guard; Fl. B.
P. McCargar, L. Caro-, F. W. Day; past grand
councilors-H. W. Hutton, C. NJ. Arnold, Judge
j. Fulweiler, A. B. Sanborn, Thomas H.
O'Brien, Mrs. A. E. Payot.
The order was organized at Indianapo-
lis, Ind. on the 2Sth day of Nav, 1879.
with small membership. AT this time
the mem bership exceeds 10000.
During the time of its existence it has
paid 5115 death benefits amounting in the
aggregate to $9.410. .592 "a; % old age dis
ability certificates. that is, where mem mbers
attain the age of 75, amounting to $47, ,012,
and 668 disability certificates amounting
to 1888, 73O. making grand total paid out
up to February 20 OF this year of Sl0,051,.
334 "a.
The Grand Council of California was in
stituted on the 18th of May, 1881, and in
the past few months a number of new
councils have been organized in this State.
These were Ocean Gem No. IL at Pesca-
dero, Acorn No. Is at Oakland, Juanita
No. 36 at Oakland Rose No. 81 at Love-
locks, and one at Salinas. There are now
149 councils in the State and more than
800 in the United States. The headquar-
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