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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
The National Union.

El Dorado Council will elect its officers on the
evening OF the Sd CT Decemb4r. This council with
view to stir up It's membership has offered
number OF prizes to those who wi bring in the
greatest number OF members before the last regu-
lar meeting in June next
Senate secretary j. W. Meyers in a circular an
nounces that assessment was Kim ed I'm
ay ard here being none for November the tot al
tins year. as IN 1896, "il b. bui hi adds
hat he order is ia exec lent financial standing
havi < paid all death aims approved aud funds
enough on hand 10 pay all claims reported up TO
the 10th last.
Golden ate Council has accepted an Invitation
from the Rev. \. y. carson To I end divine srrv
ice at his church (Irlnity Presby terian) at Capp
and Twenty-lhird STREETS this evening Mr.. Car
sou is an able exponent OF the virtue and aims of
fratefnal s. ceteS
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
ImnroYed Nruer nr Red Man

The proceedings of the Great Council of the
United States will be distributed to those who
are entitled to receive the same The work is a
very interesting one.
The great iucohone has issued circular ad-
dressed 10 the several Jurisdictions of the United
states in whit he draws attention the fact that
this being the jubilee year a special dispensation
has been granted to all mem Ders suspended for
no payment or dues, to enable them TO be
reinstated on the payment of a small fee All dues
are remit ed. II is expected that many will take
advantage OF this and place themselves IN good
standing again.
Great Chief of Records Burgman paid visit Of
inspection last week TO PConochee, Althomas,
Modoc and Awashte Tribes OF this citv. Comanche
Tribe of Elmhurst Yosemite Council OF Ala
media. he found them all prosperous.
he haymakers' degree was conferred on thirty
applicants by White Eagle Tribe IN Mannerbund
J. all last week. A general good time followed the
degree.
Alfarata Council gave an entertaining flag parry
in Washington Hall last week.
The Daughters Cf MonteZuma will open trad
Ing post in UnioR-sQuare Hal on the 18th inst.
There will also be grand entertainment and
dance.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Buena Vista ParIor Entertains.

Buena Vista Parlor No 6S, Native Daughters of
the Golden West on The evening of The 10Th inst.
gave banquet IN Shasta Hail o the talent that
had con riouted so much TO the success OF the
m ms re! entertAinment recently gwen By this
popular parIor Each member was privi eyed, If
married, bring 10 the bal quet her husband if
unmarried brother, escor; lady friend. In
the hall there were five long tables VIII ch there
we're 200 covers, which fr1ngei the many dishes
OF excellent dainties that had been provided for
these who are FOND of good cheer. Before each
guest was handsome favor neat conceit tied
with true lovers knot of baby ribbon, having
on the outside lunches Of flowers painted in wafer
coiors by Mrs. Ne lie RAIDER. and the inside in
letters OF Soid, "Buena Vista Minstrel Banquet"
I ne menu Olsiosed OF President Mrs. Nellie nader
deliver pleasant little speech, at the close Of
winch she, on behalf of the pArlor. presented to
Itmmy Eggert who had managed thu minstrel
show, a rosebud vase in recognition of his efforts
IN IN me Ine to please Mr. ggert responded in
fitting manner.
Ms. Cienevive Baker than who there is no
more slfied ora;o in The local membership OF The
Naive daughters responded to the toast "Our
pathetic one and well deserved the loud and
hearty applause that came from the 200 who wet e
seated at tne tables Al the close ali present., at
the request OF he speaker. sang the 'SIar-
sTanSieI Banner" Then low ed roasiS and
stedt; 50 he Native >ons,' Al kbei hatdt: "Our
Order Mrs Eva heelne, The Native Daugh-
iers OF the Go.den West" Grand Secretary Mrs.
u. & Ryan Pure Food" James Dockery;
Pioneer Fathers and Mo hers {. Carroll
CDonnell; The Native Daughters Friend, the
in nd OF the Native DaugnteIs "Past resi-
dents" Miss Annie Hahn: THE Press" Miss
annie Worth; The Absent Ones" Mis-. Lucia
Ne barth; The Grand secretary" Miss annie
Nesihaus; III bands Ind swee:hearts," Mrs C.
Z. UDonnell.
Then there were remarks by J. B. Stoval, w.
ID shea aud others. and songs by Miss Ella Wehe,
Mrs. Lucia Neubarth Tommy kggert and Miss
Eta elch. 1t was after midnIght before the
pleasant gathering arose TO Lake lis parture as
the pianiste ayed the soft strains OF Home,
sweet Home" one OF the gtnlemen, mo eX-
rected to be calleI for a speech but not.
had prepared cOnundrum, which re N ended TO
PROFOUND Miss Annie y or:h who was the in
ttrlt tcutor of the show, and 1t "M by is
Buena Vista Parior so POPULAR" The reply, re-
rriug to two prominent mem oerS OF the par or,
was ''On account OF its sterling Wor and its
charming Wehe." (Way)
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
The Druids.

J. II. Mehler of this city has received a letter
announcing the death in Germany on the 18th of
October Of Albert KOher the age of g. Mr..
Kohier for ten years was noble grand arch Of the
German order OF Druids.
Noble Grand Arch Collier and Grand Secretary
Graves visited Guernevile e Grove on the 18th, be-
ing accompanied b. .. II. Hoag, p. N q. a., Past
Arches NJ. ]. Bowers and Henry Grams, OF santa
Rosa, and Past Arch Raddaz of He sperian Grove
OF the of Initiation In d creditable manner
and fine banquet.
Last " ednesIay Perseverance Grove conferred
the degrees several Candidates. Tn grove
now has mem bershIp of more than 200 Hespe-
rian Grove Is also making fine showing gaining
in membership. Aurora Grove conferred the de-
erees five candidates and received two applIca-
tions last week.
The grand OfficerJ visited II ea.ds burg last Sat
urday to institute grove at that place TO work
the Italian language.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
The Royal Arcanum.

Golden West Council Is busy at this time for social
events to be Civ n in the future, AMI committees
are being nominated to arrange for such. as 1t IS
the intention OF the memb .Tship make that
feature the order an important one.
The officers OF the coun Ill request that all visit
ing .nbers Of the ordvr send their addresses to
L. G. Hodgkin$ the secretary, so hat in case of
sickness, ACCIDENT or death the council may devote
such attention as tie case may call for.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Junior Order American Mechanics.

The State councillor paid a visit last Friday to
Z. 5. Grant Council, when there present
many members from all The local councils
The benefits of the or ier were discussed ana the
membership urg d to keep up The activity that
recently developed.
Paul evere Council was visited on Saturday by
the state officers and eresting meeting was
had. There were four limitations and then Tn ere
was grand supper in honor OF the visitors.
ON tuesday the grand officers viii visit
osemte Council in Alameda
pecial National Organizer Terry Is at work in
WatsoDville organizing council there
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
COMPANIONS of the Forest

The supreme grand CHIEF companion and the
supreme grand secretary paid official visit to
Liberty ircle week and found that the circle
Is progres ing wonderfully.
Last uesday Violet Circle was In stituted in this
city with forty charter me nlbers
Enterprise Circle win give party on Saturday
next, and Loyal Circle will give Il Christmas Tree
marty the 18th of
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Ancient Order of Foresters

new court will be instituted tomorrow night
by High sub-Cnief Ranger Boehm in Copperop-
oils
Court Bohemian had several limitations last
Tuesday and on the following night gave a psrty
that was well attended and proved very enjoy
able
Court Adelaide, will give a socinl on the 10th OF
Decembe Court star of the West is arranging
for smoker in the early art OF next mont b.
Court Violet wilt give entertainment on the
l6tn of next month. and Court German America
announces Christmas tree party on the 26th OF
Dpcen1 her
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
kni h ts and Ladies' of Honor.

Last Tuesday Aurora Lodge received three ap-
plications for admission by card and there was
one mi iation. II he lodge also decided to pay the
5O-cent per capita lax ont of the general fund.
The 20 al mem bership Of the order was on the
Is of October 73,U22.
The ritual provided by the late Supreme
Lodge will go into effect on the 1st of next July
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
q. A. R. Camp Fire and HnI1-

The eventh annual camp fire and ball which
will be given tomorrow night in Naive sons
Hall by seven Pines Circle No g. g. A. r.. prom
ises 10 be of the most interesting events that
this patriotic circ e has ever given.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Young Ladies' Institute.

Arrangemcns b.ing made for a grand
entert ainment to members by a commit
tee composed OF the president and past pres de ut
of each institute to lie given in the future in
the headquarters at the corner of Market and
! en- II streets.
To-day mass for the reposa of the dead OF the
order VIII be celebrated In the Cathedral ut NiCto
ria. r. G, and all members In the jurisdiction have
been requested TO attend church in their respective
parishes for the same purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Catholic Ladi,s, Ala

The Thanksgiving donation party that was given
last Tuesday night by the athollc Ladies' Aid So
ciety No. 10 in 81. Josephs Hall was well at
tended and there was realized from the price Of
ad N ission pound OF provisions from each ne r
SON. IL good amount If suo3tantials to cheer some
of he poor that under The of these ladies'
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

q J: r r1tl9T1af anal 15onQs

Tonight" ugene w. Levy assuming the charac-
ter Il Hayden in costume.
This number was well carried out Ieszvnsky
was the victim Of practical JOKE by his friends
who While be was singing threw upon the Stage
oozens upon dozens If one-cent pieces a1d he Is
wondernI If they intended bv that to express the
opinion tina; his part of the show was worth only
cent Aside from the professional quartet Ia g
loltcwlng named contributed to the evenings
tertainment; Henry Loverich, Charles Meyers
"a Leszynky, la ursr, Harry + ediander. Be n
Frhhkenberg, DR. b. NJ. stitch. sam Cohen. Arthur
Cohnreich, i,ngene W Lev. NJ Marks NJ
SaNAnah. Mark eSZTnsky, Dav. Levy and Louis
Never. In addition Mss Birdie Samue; assisted
Ia IN second part. which was 81 o.io that con-
cuded with caNewalk. Then followed dance
until midnight, with NJ r. IAcht as fl or mana .er
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Order of the Eastern S.ar.

The following named are the officers OF Oak
Leaf Chapter elected for the ensuing term
Mrs Kate :. Rowe, W NJ; F. A Fletcher. W.
P; Ada d. Hughes, A. NJ Cynthia c. Waiter
5. Kate L. Hes, T.; Evelyn F Mayor. G.; Ssi o
LtSeckwi h, A c. The installation will be on
IA ga Of December. AT the meeting Of this
IN, last Thursday Mrs. Moore past grand
zona, Rochester, y. Y, and Greater New York
were present.
Beuiah Chapter Will install its officers on the
18Th OF December
Unity Chapter has elected the following Off
GERS: yosepnlne NeIsir, Nj; Alexander J. Pat
Us9n, r; Annie McCord, A. NJ, and Emma
y. Perkins. secretary
Carita Chapter has e.ecte /: Augusta T.
Fletter. matrOn; James b. Barber patron !;
Mary b Mcfarland, ass ociate matron, and An
Ms N. Barber, secretary
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Foresters of America.

LIS. Thur sday evenlng Court Golden West held
high links in the social hall the Alcazar and the
affair was prom ounced " the 500 who were pres
ent a great success. Edward S Isaacs, chief
ranger OF The ourt, chairman Of the evening.
made few remarks, after which there was pro-
eramme that included the following numbers:
Song and funny yings Vic Gas more; song and
5 or es Josh Davis; selection, the xytophone,
Delmar and De Rainier: vocal solos Louis LYONS
j. hornhil, J. symptom Ed Carter ana L WolH:
tunny srories William Fletcher; comic recitation.
}. Mendel: selections, he Enphony cub. zitner
and mandolin selections. ) now and Steib, and
recitation, q. w Alexander. The q con est
Band of forty members furnished music be: we en-
nam DerS-
Grand secretary ordy has received a consign-
men OF the paraphernalia that is necessary for
the proper eXempIifcAI.ol OF he hew rltuai.
curt Sutro Heights on last Friday hal a
crowded. house 10 witness the initial ion Of r red
Webster II. = Woods w. l.. Temple and v
ArmbrEster under the new ritual There were
pres IT; Grand Sub-chief Ranger Samues 5, Grand
Treasurer White, Deputy >. l. Waller aud visit
ors from n my OF the local courts. Considering
the intricacy Of the new work and the short time
tha the team has had TO prepare itse.f the work,
so b grand officers dec ared, Very II done.
The grand officers took occasion to pay high
compliment 10 the court and its officers for the
tereSJ GaGfested in the OF The order
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Notes From Bunch of Great Mines in
Amador.

The following notes of some of the great
mother lode mines strung along the few miles
between Amador and Jackson. in Amedor
County, are condensed from an interesting
letter in yesterdays issue of the Mining and
Scientific Press:
At the old Keystone, which has produced
$15, 900 900, ard which was once to be closed
d systematic exploration Tor ore bodies in the
upper levels is going on. The shaft is down
14OO feet but the ore is now coming from tie
700 level where the vein is 100 ieet wide 1t
has been proved that in the upper works there
are still as large and rich ore bodies as were
ever found in the past and that the mine has
a large future before it, Three mills, ore of
forty stamps, are running steadily.
The shaft of the South Spring Hill ConsoIi-
dated has been sunk TO the i200-foot level
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28
Mission Lodges Entertainment

A ne entertainment and ball that was pi iven
~. Wednesday night by Mission LODGE. F.
ana 4. NJ, in aid of the fund for furnishing
Inc new nall at the Mission, was a grand sue
cess financially as well as socially The as
semoly hall in the Odd Fellows building,
"nich had been handsomely decorated. was
wei HIed by an audience OF ladies' and gentle
Hlen' VINO greatly enjoyed the very choice
programme that was presen ted. This was fol-
to"eu oy an exhibition drill by the Golden
e 1ate DrlIi Corps No. IL, OF which Eminent Sir
"4Aam Edwards is commandant. The sir
A1lghts acquitted themselves III a manner that
won lot them hearty congratulations at the
c-ose OF me drliL There VS. q grand ball after
the QTlIl. The committee OF arrangements
mat mad charge OF the affair was compo> ed OF
James A Wilson (chairman), Richard Herring,
Lhoinas NJ McLachlan, H. c. Bunker. Andrew
OhrlS'enson, George D. .Flack and Z. A Her
mann.
Inc new Masonic Hall on Mission street,
Ottweeh Iwenty-seeond and Twenty-third,
VIII be occupIe ed next month, Mission Ledge
Oelns the first to locate there
Inc officers of Mount Moriah Lodge will be
installed publicly in the Masonic Temple on
Inc evening OF the 10 h Of December This
Iouee, which in numerical order IS Al Will
on that evening celeOTa:e The fortv-tourth an
AlFersary OF lis in,utuuou. A literary and
musical programme and ba uouet Will be had.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

hsdway's Ready Relief for sprafns Rrr,so.
S cvre Muscies Cramps Burns, sunburns paa,
s9 sC.ss Aeadache, Toot hache. Rheumatism Ms
,s s1sla Lum oago Internally for ali bowel na,e leu
s"knesa nausea. etc. All Druggists sss
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-28

Young Mems Institute.
The annual ball given by Mission Council No. 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
THE NEW MANHANSET HOUSE.

Shelter Island n. Y, May % (SpeciaD.-The burn
ing OF the Manhanset House In August last was a
veritable calamity. To replace the buildings then
DESTROYED required considerable energy and new
capItal from which has resulted the erection OF a
hotel in every way more attractive than the former
structure The new buildings have every modern
convenience and the whole plant Is strictly up to
date possessing all the things which the public
naturally expects TO find in frst-class resort, and
having none of those things which It ought not 10
have. The construction Is such that 1t contains no
inferior rooms. Nearly all Of the first floor is de-
voted TO public uses, including womens billiard
parlors and grand hall The handsome dining
room is practically building by Itself. the
With slate roofing and brick and cement floors.
The boilers engines, dynamos, laundry buildings,
etc. have been carried more than one thousand
feet away out OF sight and hearing
That the patrons OF this popular resort indorse
all that has been doie is evidenced by long
list OF engagements among which are the
following. Mr.: and Mrs. r. Hogan. Colonel
II N Boies and his family. George C. Clausen and
lis family, Major and Mrs Walter c; SCHUYLER
Miss Schuyler DR.. A. l.. Ranney and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan. Miss Duncan, Colo-
mel A. Piper, T. S. A., and Mrs Piper. and Dr. F.
Dame of NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
IRRIGATION RIGHTS IN DISPUTE.

A LEGAL CONTEST OVER THE WATERS OF THE
RIO GRANDE.
Santa Fee y. NJ, May 29.-The United States Mar
shars office here has received from District Judge
c. D. Bantz OF Silver City, a writ Of injunction
against the Rio Grandc Dam and Irrigation Com
pany. restraining that corporation from construct
ing any dams across the Rio Grandc or otherwise
obstructing the flow Of this so-caed navigablc
stream in New Mexico. This INJUNCTION was grant
ed on an application by the United States Depart
mcnt of Justice and is In the nature OF temporary
ros training order As to whether II shall stand per-
petualiy. arguments made for hearing on
June H. lively contest in the courts over the use
Mexico is expected 10 open With the hearing OF the
case by Judge Bantz The case. II Is SAID, VIII turn
on whether or not the Rio (irande is n naviga bic
stream on the international boundary line at I'll
Paso The case Is important TO Colorado ana New
Mexico as II involves the irrigation rights of the
Crande River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
GENERAL TILLINGHAST IO COnNAND'
HE WILL HAVE CHARGE OF THE STATE CAMP
OF INSTRUCTION.

HE WILL HAVE CHARGE OF THE STATE CAMP
OF INSTRUCTION.
All doubt as TO who will be in command Of the
State Camp of Instruction at PeeksklI thls seasoh
has been removed by the general order issued Iast
week The order says that the lnspeclor-ueheia
will observe the compliance with orders ana the
drill and discipline of the troops on duty; the ray
nas,arGenoral is charged with the payment OF
tho troops and the Surgeon General will have gen.
eral supervision Of the medical service. AS 10 the
command of the post the order reads as iolows'
Major-Gencral C.. Whitney Tlllnghast, 2d IA;
The Camp of instruction this season, and VIII DC
obeyed and respected accordingly. During the aD-
ccsstated by his other duties the senior officer Of
the regiment in camp will be in command wtnEu ,,
with or responsibility for his regiment
For the proper administration Of Inc camp OF d d
strtIcton the following detailed as Inc posi-
staff fo- this season and will be obeyed and re-
Major Horatio F. stacpole 10th Battalion as post
Colonel Joseph G. Story. Assistant Chief OF OF ORG
nance. as posi- quar,ermasteT commissary OF SUD-
sis,ence and ordnance officer .s c,o,os Armv
Major Robert NJ. Harding. 7ath Regiment, as in
SP Captain Hervey c. Lyon, 47th Regiment as in
Major Nathaniel B. Thurston. I'D Regiment, as
sI Firs, Lieutenant Alexander r. Robertson 74th
Regiment, assistant TO the guard Instructor iroh
June 10 to July Il. 1891 ~, ,,-. s.. Cav
arate Company assistant to the guard In
str,,ctor from July II 10 81, 1881.
The officers detailed will report to the post com
Wander AT the Camp of instruction on the fore
noon OF June 10 next except Lieutenant Crosby
who Will report on July H.
The assignments for camp duty are pubnshed IN
the same order and are as follows
From June 10 10 25 the 18th Regiment
From June 26 to July 3. the 18th Regiment ana
-'i From july to 10. the list Regiment and the s'n
NH g1st and 10Th Separate Companle' ,...
From July 10 to II, the 22d Regiment ana the Af'h
18th Sth and 47th Separate companies. - .h.
from iulv II 10 a. he 47th Regiment anu inc
17th Dis, 2Sd and 32d Separate Companies. &C.,.
From July "a 10 81. the 7ith Regiment ana the ISL
Tbe senarate companies ordered on -FOUR Oh
service AZ the Camp of instruction are TOT tna'
dutv organized into provisional battaHohs as ioi
The 9Th i1h sst and goth VIII form p, ne s si
man of Inc 9th Separate Company IN comiha E,a
The l4th 10Th 36ih and 41th viii form tne oecoiio
provlsionoI battalion with Captain Austh q"
Yates of the SSth Separate Company IN conlhiMshus
The lin 2lst 23d and S2d will form the Ih.Tq
Provisional Battalion. with Captain JaInes a.
: Lloyd of the 2lst Separate Company IN coihinanu.
There has been much speculation az 10 poss'pie
changes in the arrangement Of the camp out ns i
from general cleaning up ana panIiis tnhi,
has been done and the camp OF 1871 VIII Pio,u""''
resemble the ore Of last year III most respects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
EIGHT CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES.

Eigh. Young men appeared before the faculty OF
pure science at Columbia University yesterday ana
were examined to their fitness 10 receive the De-
gree OF doctor of philosophy. There were nne
applicants but David Hale Newand was unable TO
attend because of ili-health. Professor r. s Wood
ward dean OF the faculty, presided, assisted by
e.even other professors.
The names OF the candidates, their dissertations
and subjects were follows:
Gary Matthew Calkins. B. s. Massachusetts, In
sttue of Technology. 9O-Major subject, Zoology;
minor subjects. Botany" Statistics: dsserta-
tion "Mitosis in Nocte.uca Miars and Its bearing
on the Nuclear Relations OF the PROTOCOL and
Metazoa" Examiners. Professors Wilson. Under
wood and woodward.
Bradney Beverly Griffin. b. s.. College of the City
OF New-York. "a: University Fellow in Zoology in
o. 96-AIajor subject, Zoology; minor subjects
Botany" "Geoloo~"; dissertation. Studies on the
Maturation. Fertilization and Cleavage Of Thalas-
soma and Zirphpa." Examiners. Professors wilson
and Woodward.
Abel Joel Grant. Phi. b.. University of Vermont
'so-Major subject. Botany: minor subjects
Zoology" Education: dissertation, "A Revision
of the North American Isotheciace;e and Revision
of the North American Species OF Brachytheeium"
Examners Msos ana
Columbia University s5,Major subject. Me
mn9r Subjects
ExamnsTs Ppp Rsei and Fse
s ef rnix AVER yu Fellow in Boany Ss~Maor sub.
iect. "Botany' minor subjects. Zoology "Mathe-
natics": dissertation. "A Revision of the North
American PoteniIep' Examiners. Professors Brit
Henry Clamp sherman. g. s.. Maryland Agricul-
turai College, Columbia University, &C. Uniyer-
sitv Fellow in Chemistry 95-'9l-Mator subject.
Cbemistry": minor subjects. Physiology" Chem
ical Philosophy; dissertation. The Insoluble
Carhohvdrates or Wheat" Examiners, Professors
Chandler Colby, Weichmann and vulte.
Frank Leo Tufts s. Ani!oca c9lege g Ha lar
low In Physics '95-97-Mator subject. Physics;
minor subecs asss
professors Rood, Woodward and Weichmann.
Ansel Augustus Tyler b. LOfa Go s GSsss'
.Zoology." geology: dissertation. The Nature
and Origin OF Stipues' Examiner. Professor