The San Francisco call., 1897-03-20

sponses. and an enjoyable time was had. His
visit 10 Gridley Parlor was also pleasant ore.
The grand trustee leaYes Tor his home in San
Luis Obispo to-day.
Raw City Parlor No 104. at its last held
meeting, was visited by Grand President Ges-
ford and Grand Trustee Judge Rust OF Arnador
County After routine business and several
eloquent addresses had teen listened to, the
mem bership and visitors repaired to the Cafe
Zinkand, where they sat down 10 sunptuous
collation. prepared for them; Inere were
number of short speeches, and very pleasant
evening was spent. This parlor has elected
Eugene w. Levy and II. G. w. Dinkeispeil to
represent it at the next Grand Parior Bay
City Will celebrate It's tenth anniversary on
April IL by q theater party and banquet.
Pacific Parlor has appointed committee to
prepare for a banquet 10 be given on the even
ing of the Both lnsf.
Grand Trustee Zabala will return to this
City next week from his v. sit to the parlors in
Mariposa, MADEIRA and Amador. He will then
visit several OF the local parlors.
Ell Dorado ParIor is preparing side degree
to be known as the Owl degree.
Charles E. Mooser, chairman of the printing
and supply committee, has been visiting the
parlors in Amador County, and he reports
them in first-ciass condition.
Grand Vice-President Clarke and other
grand officers paid a visit to Oakland Parlor
reception. This parlor is the oldest in A.a-
media County. 1t has membership OF loz
and S2232 in its treasury.
Grand Trustee NJ. d. Garratt visited Downie-
with Hydraulic Parior in Grass Valley. This
parlor has not been asleep. II has 167 mem
bers and $5047 in its treasury. The principal
officers are charles Woerner, president, and
Z. J. Morgan, secretary. The parlor mas
elected d. E. Morgan, L. S. CalKins and George
A. Bailey as delegates to the Grand Parlor.
Judge f. H. kerrigan nj Stanford Parlor Will
be pushed forward as candidate Tor the once
OF grand trustee. N. A. McConsghy OF Mount
Eden Parlor will also be candidate Tor the
same Office. ]. J. Mcmahon OF Martinez Parlor
to idafa fnru 0nfgjdn
Last Monday Grand Trustee K. M. church,
accompanied by Grand Secret tary Henry Lun-
stedt, Grand Trustees Garratt and Rust ana
District Deputies Boldeman and Cats, visited
stockton Parlor on the occasion OF the SIX
teenth anniversary of it's organization. Tne
visitors were received by a committee at the
depot and escorted TO the meeting hall, where
they witnessed the exemplifcation OF the
work in good style. This parlor, which OF the
interior parlors stands first financially aud
second numerically, has 263 members and
1882 and the first semi-annual report showed
thirty -FOUR members and $13 on hand w. G.
Neumi!ler is the president and A. j. Turner
the secretary of the parlor. The parlor mas
elected Gus ]. Grant, A. j. Turner, George 4.
Cats and G. Z. Manthey as delegates 10 the
Grand Parlor. The parlor wants one of its
members on the board of grand trustees and
will strongly advocate the claims OF Judge K.
H. McNoble for the Office.
At the close of the meeting on Monday night
the mem bers of Stockton Parlor escorted the
visitors to the banquet hall, where there was a
spread that could be measured only by the
well-known hospitality of the Stocktonites: 1t
is almost needless to say that there was enjoy
ment for all.