The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
The Native Sons.


Ex-Grand Trustee Milton D. Garratt will
during the coming month start travelling
tour for a few months, after which he will take
course OF medicine at one of the prominent
colleges East. After that he VIII go to Ger
many TO finish his studies. The Natives of
this City and throughout the State will miss
him, as he was one of the most conscientious
officers of the visiting board.
Grand President Clark has forwarded to the
district deputies which be has appointed their
instruc tions, secret work, semi-annual pass
word and other necessary information con-
nected with their offices.
Athens Parlor No 1876 has elected the fol-
lowing officers TO serve tor the ensuing term ::
Past president. L. a. Hlnman; president ".
E. FHrno; first vice president, J. n. Fogarty !;
second e-president. c. II. Green; third
tcp-president, NJ. g. Perkins; secretary w
Z. Dean; treasurer, B. f. Woolner; trustee, w.
q. Hawke,t; mars9ai, J; z. Cane; surgeons.
sentinel, g. F. McEiroy; outside sentinel, f.
A Losh. The installation will take place in
their hail in Oakland during the coming
month and will be followed by banquet
At a meeting of Brooklyn No. ISL, of East
Oakland. the following officers were elected :
Past president. NJ. S Hauser; president, 5. II.
snort first vice president, J. J. Muigrew; sec
ond vice pre- ideBt, II. A. Crandalli third vice
president NJ. H. Pasco; secretary. George T.
Hans; financial secretary, II. sagehorn;
treasurer, q. w. Mothtt; marshal, c. K. Town
send; trustee. F. H. Brunjes; surgeons, DR.. j l..
NJ. Kane, DR.. II. E. McCullough.
California Camp No. 4 of the Argo-
nauts viii send committees 10 Oakland,
suisun, Stockton and other cities where
there are psrlors that have not taken
the Argonaut side degree TO make grange
ments TO Introduce the same. The camp has
spent nearly $1,000 in equipping this side
degree with the parsphernaIia, and have
am ing Its members number OF grand officers
ana other prominent members OF the order. A
Grand Camp " III be formed at Santa Rosa dur
ing the celebration OF Admission day on Sep
TEN Der y II this year.
Past President James Doekar Cel lifornia
No. and Assistant Grand Secretary J. ]. jam
1son were in Healdsburg last week trying 10
revive the parlOr of that prosperous burg The
town OF Healdsburg and the surrounding
country has enough material to build up
parlor that will come up in the front rank OF
the interior parlOrs.
! Grand Trustee Frank sabichi of Los Angeles
who has been i'll for number of weeks. ar
rFed In town 10 meet with the grand officers
! com posing the visiting board last Friday, and
MS fellow brother officers extended him a
nearly greeting, as he has done great deal in
reElVing the Native Sons in Lower California.
District Deputy John II. Mitchell of Arcata
Parlor No. 20. humboldt County, sailed for
Eureka on The last steamer and during his
stay VIII make number of visits with VIII
\: opeSgle, the newly appointed district dep
uty. They will also be re-enforced by f. C.
Gu er. tthe newly elected trustee at the last
Grand Parlor, and who will exert himself to
nold humboldt County in the high station 1t
now holds in the order.
II. T. Ddnnals. secretary of San Diego Parlor
No. 1OS OF San Diego, informs Grand Secretary
Lunstedt that he has good prospects of organ
1zlng parlor at Escondido in that county
and that there is enough material there to
form good sJrong and self-sustalning parlor.
Last Monday evening Sequoia Parlor No $50
OF this city held election for officers and Sc
lected the following to act for the ensuing
term: Past president, :. A. White; president
H. 9. Pistoiesi; first vice president, James H.
! ONen; second vice-presldent, II. G. Hassel-
! back; third vice-presldent, r. M. Conroy; sec
retary, Richard d. Barton; financial secretary
Charles L. Torres; treasurer, l.. NJ. Bnnnan;
marshal, Joseph Lawie1s; surgeon, DR.. +. +.
Donnelly; trusiees-T. T. chardson, James
+. l. ons, NJ. OBrien; inside sentinel, Paul
Ambrose Dunphy; outside sentinel, Lewis G.
r. Baume lister. -Four candidates were ini-
tfated, after which the meeting was turned
over to the good of the order committee COM
posed of L. N. Bannan, James 0'Neil and A. c.
Pistolesi, who had prepared the following
programme: Song, Kid Nelson; :our-round