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A CRY FROM SAN QUBNTIIe
Prisoners Express Desire For Some
New Music.

Prisoners Express Desire For Some
New Music.
The prisoners confined at San Qnentin
are at present dep .oring the fact that no
new music finds its way within The walls
of the solid old inclosure.
There are at pre- ent confined there some
sixteen music ans, and in order to VIII le
away the time which sometimes hangs
heavily on their hands. and to amuse
visitors on show-off days they have organ
zed band. The band may be a good
one, but no band can properly exhibit
itself unless it bas good music 10 spread
upon.
Secretary Davis of the local Musicians
Union is in receipt of a letter from var
rem E. Price. disclosing the state OF al
fairs Mr.. Price writes as follows:
You can understand how badly off
they are when tell YOU that "See-Sa
values and "Down Went McG." are still
often played. They have small collec-
tion of better music, but when they have
an opportunity to play before visitors
they have not much 10 offer. They play
almost every night for an hour or more,
and on Sundays, so you can see their
sm all stock of music Is pretty well known
10 themselves, as we'll as to the 14OO men
who are always their audience.
The letter concludes with a request that
some of the local musicians who managed
10 keep outside the State boarding house
send on some Of their discarded music,
which will be new inside the prison,
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ganized to exploit deposits of marble. onyx
alabas ier and slate in Stevens County, "ash''
sixty miles north of Spokane.
II is estimated that the State of Montana
will produce $50. 600, 900 pounds OF copper
during 1897.
At the late session of the Southern Oregon
Miners Associa tion Professor w. H. Hampton
was ected president for the third time, L. L.
Jewell treasurer and E. c. Wade Secre tary.
1t is stated that numerous small cyanide
plants are being established in the sparsely
settled districts of the West and operated
secretly like moonshiners' stills, 10 avoid pay
ing the royalty.
Al the Grant Bros. mine on the north fork OF
the John Day River, Oregon, one OF the giants
got loose and began throwing an eight-inch
stream in circles B. F. Grant ran to stop the
machine and was hurled aside like paper. A
miner named Berry was struck by the stream
and his arm broken in two places. A boy sit
ting on q bowlder 100 feet distant was thrown
ten ieet in the air and was badly injured SIX
men were thrown against the bank ana were
badly bruised and cut, and another man had his
shoulder dislocated.
The receipts of gold at the Denver mint,
which is in fact at present but an assay once,
show an enormous increase this year as COM
pared with last.
A fierce controversy is going on in Colorado
and Eastern mining and other Journals over
the new Beam process" of reducing refrac-
tory ores, which is being extensively doomed
Cripple Creek dividends will amount TO
about ST $50, 900 in 1897. This does not In
clude profits made by close corporations, or
properties owned by private individuals
These will doubtless amount to enough 10
make So OOO, 900, or bout 16 per cent OF the
years total product of the camp
The combined coal fields of the State OF
Washington now known to exist cover an area
OF 1850 square miles. T. B. Corey, a recog-
niz d authority on the coal Interests OF the
Stale, says that at the present rate OF con-
sumption the States supply Will last Tor hun
dredS OF years.
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The Red Men, improved Order

The wigwam of Althomas Tribe in Franklin
Hall was crowded last Wednesday by members of
the tribe members of the order and a number OF
! ale races who had assembled to enjoy a sno ie
provided by the trib- and also to pArtake OF IA
feast of corn and venisOn such feast is u-drr-
stood by the modern caterer. and IL was an excel
lent fast In addition to the good things at the
Ieast there was a gool programme Presented.
Th vas mace up of piano selections by W I
Kennedy: vocal solos, j. Hardy, \. L. Hoider, ]
IL EutaH. I. f. w. +. Swan aud Thomas Wat
com; a short interts ng talk by Great Chief 4
Records [. f. Burgman; specalties. Charles Wha-
len; funny ores, Jacob Fowzer; reading, w T.
Lyon; recltatIons. barry HawAins and III b len
nlnSs, and temperance lecture, Al Dore he
anar, a most enjoyable one, under the d rsc-
tion or w. + Lyon, cnai- OF the ev.nfu q.
A. l.. Holder, j. H. HutsfY, w. T. Kennedy and
A A. smith -
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independent Foresters

Court Yerba Bueaa on last Tuesday night had a
large and enthc siastic meeting, there being two
features TO interest the membership. Th sc were
the itiatIon OF Two members and the ectfon OF
officers. AT the OF the very mpIes cere-
mcny OF initiation officer, were elected as follows:
A. IL Bolian, c. r.. l. MetIei. V. C. R.: Ben 1.
salomon r. s.; l. Ballart, Z. =; Emil Pc
trOschSa, T.. walter l. Avery, =. W: T. j. NJ,
Cabe, j w; John Kcshuitzki, S. b.; Charles w
Page, J. B.: +. Mccarthy, Ii. Naihan anu Fred
NJ iller, {. ID. II. {. H.; 1r II. Nj. Becker phys.-
clan. and J. w. Keller, Z. Z. G g..
ON the l6tn Inst the Fo testers Temple will he
dedicated at TOront', Ca NADIA. Al nigh chiet
rangers have been lnvue ! o attend. At he same
time there Will be presented to the various bigh
iii iRls financial 81 atement OF the order which
among other things. W IL show a surplus in the q
serve fund Uf SO. 100000.
High hief hanger McElfr sh. writing from Los
nge.es, announces that he has accepted the inyi-
tstlon a. VIII cave Tor TORONTO in time TO attend
the u ediCaIory ceremonies
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The Native Dauchters

On the event: & of he 4th inst. Gro Fino Parlor
gave an lat home" in Yosemite Hall, Native sons
building. and there attendante of mem
bers which filed all the chairs in the meeting
place This parlor which has in its "a EN- bership
some of the pretiest and brightest members of
the order, in a most admirable manner en-
tertained its guests. carrying out the prin-
clip es of fraternalism III a manner that was
eRtr meiy gr uif ing. There presented
an impr mptu programme of music. song
and ocy, and This included vocal SOLO, Miss
Annie Roathe; recitation, Miss HaZei Buckley;
piano o, Miss y orne tlAhe voca' solo, Miss
->elhe Mu!cay; piano selections, Mrs X mp Van
Re, and short stories by The Friend OF the Ma
tiv- Daughters" There was served TO the guests
and members during the evening a choice COLA
tion. Those who did The honors were; Miss NJ.
HiLcS, Mr.. C. +. Kopp, Miss sullivan, Miss
Nulcay and Miss a. " McLaugnl.n II, assisted a ma
terial degree Dy Mrs May G. Chu' ch.
on Thursday evening OIO Emo Paror gave its
social in Golden Gate Iommandery Hall and it
proved TO be one OF the most enjoyable affairs of
the esent season gwen oy the Native Daug hters.
MItnln The hall was an aggregation of many of
the handsomest daughters OF the state with their
escorts. during the evening the parlor was pre-
seated by Pacific PaIlur. \. :. q ". with a fine
picture, which disposed of by lot for the
benefit of the social fund. 1t went 10 Mrs. Weeks
Ths floor manager was Miss Annie HincK and the
com ttee of ARRANGEMENTS was Miss Nellie Null
j sc Roadhouse, Mrs Clara Gassman Mrs
Daisy Kidd, Miss Lelah Laws.
Alta Parlor has elected he following officers for
the ensuing term: MIR J.. u Miller, p. p. Mrs.
NJ Movers, P: Miss \. McCTeery. Mrs ;.
Bracke;t and Miss NJ Mccarthy, V. r Miss C.
\. NJ Dougall, NJ; Miss NJ Richter, N s. ]. Chase
and Mrs Fause, trustees, Mrs. X. Kemp \ an
re, organist AID DR.. KrOetz phi, sician.
sans -oucI Par.or has elected the 10 lowing Off
GERS; Mrs l. Nj. ktloCh, z. H.; Mrs. nd ew
MocKeI. Mrs NJ. Wessling Mrs ]. Grundet and
Miss o a EisIer vic ics-presidents; Mrs G. Gun
ze. DO + r, T. MRS. NJ unson, r. =; Miss Jessie
Creight, K. - VI IS JetIIg ~tamper, NJ; MIS-
A.. haCO meir Mrs A. Kaiser and Mss Mi lie
h Elm, trustees; Miss ANNE Miller. orgsnist; DR..
AlI.e VI. GoSs, p ysician. The officer, Will be in
stalled January by Mrs. :. p DaSset u. ID G T.
The following named the officers OF Pied
mont Parlor for the ensuing term; Mrs. Anne
cDUna 4, p. +. Mrs kmma Munson, P; Miss
Gertrude Sutrrhne. Mrs Emma SwaHey ana Miss
Minnie Dleienbach, vice presidents; Miss Amanda
Hammerly. X. =; Nj Il lie Wemmer T. =
Mrs. l.. Murden, M; MIS- Jennie T.. Browl. I. :.
Mrs Jennie Montgomery, Mrs Laura McComoe
and Mrs Nellie by ykes, trustees At its last ct
Ing this p roT had an Initiation. The u ber .
Versary ball ON the 22d { January.
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Foresters of America

Last Thursday night Court Sutro Heights had an
usually rye attendan for i. had been an
nounc' that there was to be initiation. and az
this court has the reputation OF dting work in
hrs'-class style there desire TO see IL those
who at ended were not disappointed. Two candi-
dates were inducted into the mysteries of the
order The eOnrt at its next meeting Will Initiate
four more Then followed the annual election
with this choice: 4. l.. WoterS C. K: E N
Boukofsky. c. r.; w. B. Eau kner r.: Ed =
Harding, F. =; j. p Ritry, K. Z. h. MoIey
w l.. T-isner, j W. g. II. Allen. - b /;
= W. Ineham, j. B l. y. RouNofsky, trustee
fer three years; {. X Blake. physician: WaIer
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club subject to challenge under the rules adopted
by The association.
Souvenirs be L-esented TO the four players
who play for the winning ub in the final match
for the Rideout trophy
tirst contest for pair -Four prizes for the two
pairs getting, respectively, The highest ,ast and
and the highest north and south scores
Progressive contest for fouls-Four prizes FOR
the players Of the winning team.
Mntcn fore no pairs-Two prizes for the winning
pair will be presented.
Progressive ra'ght whist con:est-souvenrs
for the 'ir that defeat their advers aries by tn
biggest margin. All souvenirs to become the prop
erty of The players winning same.
Respectfully submitted for tie tou rnament com
M ittee: Fra II. Atwater. Petaluma Whist Club
chairman; H II. Ho;aiing, san Francisco Whists
Club; a. A, Van Voorhies, Sacramento Whist
Club; F. j. Walters, Vallejo Whist Club; J. d
Eby. Linda Vista Whist Club: Arthur !. Harris
SAINT q Rosa Whist Club; +. J. ToTmey, Tri.t Du-
plcate Whist Club
address all co unications to Fl. II. Hotalng
Recording Sec re:ary Pacific Coast Whist Associa-
ton. san Francisco, ,aL
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The Druids.

The grand officers have returned from their trim
TO Duncans Mil, where they visited Date Grove
and report II in good condition While at that
place Tn y accepted an invitation from J B. de
Carly to visit his sawmill at Willow Creek, and
in crossing the Russian River they enjoyed the
novelty of riding on track that was covered by
more Than a foot OF water. some of the officers
re ilmid, but Sam Hayes, the engineer reas-
sured them wHen he told them that his engine
could swim or climb he grand officers will leave
for stockton Tuesday.
DurinS he past week Perseverance, Grove con-
fefred the lrd degree on Two cand idateS Aurora
Grove conferred the second degree four After
the first of next year This grove will meet in Mis-
sion Parlor Hal.
Last "wednesday San Francisco Grove was Off
cially visited b. the grand off GERS and on the &C.
casion sigel Grove met with he sitting grove.
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Companions OF the Forest, f. o. A.

Companions OF the Forest, +. o. A.
Last Wednesday night Inter Nos Circles meet
ing was well attended. and after the transaction
of routine business the preliminary steps were
taken TO arrange for a basket party to be given
in Social Hall, Alcazar building some time In
January next. The circle is increasing In mem
bership, and It has now reached that stage OF in
dependence that in fn ure all applying for admis-
sion VIII be subjected 10 close scrutiny to
qualification for membership
Last Tuesday MRS. Emma Harrington, G. {. G.,
aid Miss Agnes d. Bremen, q. =, Instituted sot-
oyome Circle at HealdsbGrg with twenty y-one
men bers. principally ives OF members of
Sotoyome Court. which was very active in organ
Zing The circle. The hail in which the ceremony
took place was for the occasion transformed into
bower of evergreen and plentifully decorated
with Christmas berries The effect was very at
tractive.
After the ceremonies of institution there a
grand banquet and most enjoyable time The
new office S are: Miss Mary Tully, Jr p c. c. ::
MISS Lizzie A Lvernash L. G.; Miss Clara Silvia,
> I. e.; Mrs J. McDonougb, treasurer; Miss
Florence r. Keene, financial secre airy; Miss
Hattie r provinces. recording secretary; MISS
Mary F. LivernaSh, ri hit guide: NJ IS L. NJ. Cong
Teton, left guide; joseph Brown, outer guard Miss
Lizzie Tully, inner guard: trustees-one year, &.
keene; Two years, Mrs l. A. Wilson; three years.
Miss Amelia E. Pas
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Friends of the Forest.

Line In Lodge No. had very enjoyable
evening at home in Washington Hal last Monday
In Gel oration OF first a lniv-rsary. There was
dancing, refreshments, collation. an. a pro-
gramme that vas male up of the following num-
btr': lam &C ions Mrs Warren: vocal solo
Mlss campbell: rscitatio Miss Les lie; piano .,
MIS- ScriVner; ecial les, RCsi Bennett vocal
soloi N.rs Cnaries WI liamS; song, Miss Vera
Mayors; fancy dance. 5 Ma tie luce
g., lchmohd Lodge Will give its monthly social in
summons Iial on touI h avenue the 30th
inst Mlznah Lodge repo IS addition ITS
me Der snip a. every meeting. Pioneers Lodge
laat week.
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Past Masters. A. o. U. w.

= he Past Masters association celebrated its
fourth anniversary last Friday night by an enter
tainment and Cauce in Laurel Hall in Shieis
building and the hail was crowded he foIoyvii e
pro ramme was success iully carried ont and was
much eni0yed: COrnet solo, Miss Pearl Noble;
vocal sOios, Waiter 1. Iobin, Miss rau ohean,
Gus Pohlman, angtOn Madden, MIS- W. VI olloy
and sam BOo-h: address on "Humor OF tht
MOgu lion Degree" William Henry Barnes p. g.
Nj -; a charming whlstling SOLO by Miss Cordie
We je4 recita; on, Mss lou Irautuer and Nj -
orrnce GraeDer. Past Supreme Master YORK
man y. II. jordan was the President OF he ev-'-
ing. and he, with ". MoLOy, W. II. Barnes, Z. F..
JOY. G. :. curtis ana +. J. Mcclure The com
mittee of arrangements. The affair closed with a
n ut
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Ancient Order of Forestsrs.

High Sub-Chief Ranger NJ. Boehm and Past Chief
Ranger r. n. McLenDan visited Court Milton re-
Gently and asss ed at the initiation of thr.e
didates.
Court Lincoln has elected the following officers:
II. h. Bu inghame, c. r.; George Lee >. G. K. {:
Joe Kramer, /. j II. Duncan, +. \; r. y. Nc
Lehman, k. :: j. j. ReynO d. =; W. II. +. car
roll, j. W.; jam s Kelly, =. X; Edwin B Dews
J, W: DR. A. r. Brune phi sician; =. Creba, w.
r. Houston and W. ii. Eastman, trusees.
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The Odd Fenows.

The Rev. I. R die was unavoidab'y absent at
the reception gwen by the Ioca lodges /. 81 Tues
day even. il \ ssembly Hail OF the l. .. O. f.
building, and consequently there dsappoin;-
ment in no hearing what he d TO say on "Odd
Fellow hip and It's Work for Humanity" but the
subj-ct was on short notice. well presented by
Grove l. Johnson 7. u. a.
Io-nigh; the Vet = Association Will pay fra-
terlaI visit 10 Ala Lod g.
Nildey Encampmeut has taken quarters in
Mission Masonic Hall and hereafter wi meet
twice lbs cad Of once N onIh, namely, o. the first
and thi IhursJav.
Los al R bekan Lodge has received Mrs. NJ ~
+ DOnoho, secretary OF tn site IS m oily, or
transfer. The lodge Will initiate candidates TO-
morrow uight.
Mission bekaa Lod ze Will give an entertain
Il ent and dance On he g INST.
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American Legion OF Honor

The supreme commander has visited all III,
grand Jurisdictions cas-; OF the Rocky Mountains.
ana IN Inc near future he will visit the Pacific
slope.
The California councils have be en- holding their
own fairly well, but few suspensions having .aken
place since the frs; of last January The order
mas pasd 10 California. benef ,iare es more TIA n
afo'uUO. The last issued monthIv statement
SHOWS That the death aims for California were
eight, amounting to 800. he receipts fo- IN =
Cenent iuId up TO December l exceeded the
OOO ~ ' 40i''HS o3 @Oo'-
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Statinnarx aara.

San Francisco No. ! OF the National Associa-
tion of Stationary Engineers CAV its members an
enjoyable smoker last uesday evening occu-
pying the new quarters, 20 Eddy street Plenty
OF coed C gars and tobacco hand as well
a good supply of liquid refreshments, kindly
supp led through the courtesy of the management
the United States Brewery Sings and joic Ss
indulge in until late hour.
The association is about erect ma
ii, chboard presented by the Fort Wayne
trio company with al the cessary appliaL I
alta ch ed. for educational purposes. IL becal
necessary move into nall wired Tor that puBf
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Daughters of st. George.

Britannia Lodge has returned 10 It's Old quar-
tersin y; Georges Hall and last Thursday the
officers elected for ths easujng term we've in
stalled with appropriate ceremonies. After the
iista latlon Miss A. h. Witt. the reJiriug presi-
oent, was presented wiz u handsome gold bah ge
eno matte OF he trder S a token of III appr =
cla IN OF the iodg. for h. very efficient er
te M.
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Young NIen's Institrfe.

The social that bad baen announced for Wash
Ing.on Council has been postponed until the 2sih
inst.
The lecture Of DR.. e. F. Griffin b,fore Council
No. ~ last week was well attended and was greatly
ioyeu by all.
Coun~ii NJ l was viSite! last Thursday nirh1
by Grand Treast rer AEgler. Grand Secretary stan
ley and t-raud director hammond
The official visit to the council in Nanta Ros,
has been postponed until the 9th of January
ael Council -En Rafael viii hoI a
Christmas fe val on the 2Sth iis-.. which oc-
casion very fne programme will b. presented
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Young LaGies' Institute,

The minstrel show that was given in Loyola
Hal! at the institute headquarters last week under
the auspices of tbs several local institutes was n
great success. Ieven young ladies' took p,r
Miss Josie I. Mo!loy taking the part of interucu,
those wao nded were furnished with q
delightful en-, ertainment and suct eSsful wa Ir
that it is proposed to give a like entertainment
every three months
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ID vision 10. A, O III. of a.

Division No 10 Of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans OF America has made arrangements for its
tb.rd annual ball TO be in Native sons u alt
on the evening of saturday. the 18th inst. The
hhishts OF the Red Branch havi missed to at.
tend IN iull uniform. and in addition TO the mem
orrshln OF The division. there wi be representa-
lVes OF IN following irish >oc-ties: he Celtic
society, knlEhtS of lara, Knights of II Patric d,
l, y. Cointy Leitriiu Social Club and the
County Monaghan Club
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Ladies' of the Maccabees

Modin Hive on last Wednesda % evening gave
delightful entertainment in the Foresters' build-
Ing o. O'Farrell street, and there was p good a.
tendance ofthe members aud friends OF the ii i've
The programme that WAS prepared by Mrs CraiI,
MIS- manning Mrs. ardell Mrs stone Mrs
Jordan and mrs. The. included voc ii solo Miss
Lottle Jordan; STATION, Miss Violet FORSYTH;
IA AchuIa' MISS carrie Manning vocal sUlo MIR.
CaHende'; Polish Cance, Miss Ethel Manning;
and fancy dHEce, MISS Lewis I hen followed
games. a tish pond and a collation.
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Order Son, OF st. George

Al the open meeting of P.ckwick Lodge last
Monday night there was a large attendance of the
membership and friends who had a most enjoy
able time he programme that was presented
incluoeu lecture on microbes bv DIR. ].
Hunkin; seight OF hand performance by Ed
ROVE, pupil of Hermann, the Wizard o. the
Moith ana vocal s'ectio $ by JAMES Il. Br, wa,
II Il carries, H. VIII hanson, JGmss owe, J. \.
Bridge Fred Brown, r.. Mathewman J. II.
coates, A. Phi n, NJ. b. Schcfi Id. l. Munday aud
l.. Noodhouse. During the evening there was
seryed tine coll IN and q 81 hrevy
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Lincoln Relief Corn.

Ati,s meeting last Thursday ght Lincoln Re-
lief Corps. w. r G., elected the following na med
eminentIy qualified officer. for the ensuing term
70 the entire sati faction of the member
ship: Edith NJ. omstock, p: Janet kmpsy. y
v. r mary thompson, j V. T.: Mary kurgeson.
T.: Nary Parloini & Carrie Robin son co ndHctor
Cith"rine Shipiey G. Mary Bickford Mary
hompson, Mary Baker, Jo-ephine Robinson Dot
NJ ortlmer Emma r. O'Neil, Carrie UImer and
Anna - Keith were chosen delegates and
allernateS 10 the conv ntion to be held in Nevada
1ltv 1he past year unier the very able iIrectiou
OF MIS- Nina sheldon as President was a very S uc-
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junior Order American Mecb,n,os

Deputy National Organizer Terry last week in
siituted new council at atsonvilIe with twenty
eIgh. members he council was chrstened
Lafayette. Tomorrow the organizer wall proceed
10 Pdo Allo G. organizr a cou eli there.
State COun ilor ~chLeriZ T has gone 10 Auhur,
10 pay an officla visit 10 Nathan iale ouncfI
Next week he win vi II the council at san Lose
and then the o..e ct Lompoc
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per capita tax of its general fund instead 90
assessing the members "a
Inc Following named are the officers elected nv
k1 els or o i9e; Chauncy o. Favor p; Gather
lhe NJ Gable V: p; tleanOr A.. Reed, r. aid f
> Sarah j. Whitcomb, T.; Annie B. Bradstr-et
y; Sarah + Favor, q; Adelbers T. Bolton ! q
K. X. Whtcomb. s ' -' N'
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Degree of Honor.

Ivy / odge has decided 10 reor .anize its drill
team sftcr III lst of next J.nuary At is last
held meeting this lodge initiated fou- candidates
on the 7Ul .nst new lodge was institute at
Randsburg b. Mrs. y. Masters, G. c. of II. Mrs
Pauline Duke is the C. OF Ii and Mrs Eliza lie
FeYere, K. ;. This lodge has a memb IT hin Of
tWenty-one. ON the 4jtn INST. new lodge with a
memt ership OF hInety-one VIII be Instituted at
NeV1 da & ~.
he new rituals are on the way and will be put
INTO effec: The lst OF ne Xt N nOnth.
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J d 1Fr9t27i1df= !; II z7i;;i7:Ii'| =1bon0s

teenth century. The committee decided not to
give an entertat ment bu. receive sub bscrIp:ions
from mem oers In three los ailments, with the re-
SUIT mat up TO the presen Mt time about half of the
memoe. ship has alre ady subscribed more than
$500
ON the evening OF Tuesday, the 21s. inst, Stan
foId PaTlor Will have a Cnri ,tmas tree. on which
occasion members Will bring presents 10 one
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Bros, Redmond and G. f. Morey, druggists, and
Sam Yehl, organst The programme that fol-
lowed under the head of good of the order in
cluded piano solo bv w. B. FauKner, address
by High SubChief Ranger Jacob Samuels. vocal
solo bv s. Heh, talk the good OF tn- order by
District Deputy samuel L. Waller. comic songs by
CHIEF Ranger George Il small, addresses by
Messrs. Temple and Wood "Moderns - vocal
solo by George ]. Strong and instrumental mu sic
by the Ioukoisky brothers
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Friends of fIndepeudent r fies.

San Francisco I odge 20 ], Mrs Sarah Bever-
SEN president. will social, the second of its
winter series, NJ xt Friday evening. in Foresters
Hhll on Ofhrrell street As this organ zat OH
unders .ands the of giving so ials, IL aIways
has large ATTENDANCE
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Knights and Ladies of uonor

urora Lodge has elected the following officers.
Izzie ]. Wheeiock, P; w. II. HearnV. F.; Lille
b. Ho comb r. =. l. A. Rapp, +. -: DR. A. =
COX, T.; AnLie thompson, ); f. J. WI liamx q .
Isabel smith, /. g.: Bell Lee. :. Mary " aterman
becomes PAST pr, t:ot,r This od .e Will nav Iha