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This popular institution is permanently located in College Building, 24 Post street. For extensive and elegantly appointed rooms, the thoroughness and completeness of its Business and general course of studies, and the ability and high reputation of its instructors, Heald's Busniess College is unrivalled.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL-D. C. Woods, Superin- tendent; H. C. Castello, Clerk; N. J. Roantree, Prin- cipal; John Cecil, Assistant Teacher: H. C. Mehden, Music Teacher; B. Dean, Visiting Physician. Loca- ted on the Old San Jose Road, four miles from the City Hall.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC - This institution is the Medical Department of the Univer- sity (City) College. Medical Faculty-A. J. Bowie, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery, and President of the Faculty ; Chas. McCormick, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica; Henry Gibbons, M. D., Professor of the principles and prac- tice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine ; L. C. Lane, M.D., Professor of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Surgery ; Edwin Bentley, M.D., Professor of descriptive and microscopic Anatomy and Pathology, and acting Professor of Surgery ; C. N. Ellinwood, M.D., Professor of Physiology ; Adolph Barkan, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology; Jos. H. Wythe, M. D., Professor of Microscopy and Biology ; Henry Gibbons, jr., M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and diseases of women and children ; L. L. Dorr, M.D., pro- tem Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics ; Wm. A. Douglass, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery ; Wm. T. Wenzell, M. D., Professor of Chemistry aud Toxicology ; W. T. Wythe, M. D., adjunct Professor of Anatomy ; Robert E. Williams, M. D., demonstrator ; Henry Gibbons, Jr., M.D., dean. Location, southwest corner Haight and Octavia. Office, 26 Montgomery street.
NOTRE DAME ACADEMY-Conducted by the Sis- ters of Notre Dame. Dolores street opposite the Old Mission Church.
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE-W. E. Chamber- lain, jr., and Thos. A. Robinson, Proprietors. Heads of College Departments: W. E. Chamberlain, jr .. Principal Actual Business Department and lecturer on Commercial Science and Business Custome ; Thos. A. Robinson, Principal English and Mathematical Departments and lecturer on Commercial Calcula- tions and Business Correspondence ; T. Benton Julian, Principal Theoretical Departments and Instructor in the Science of Accounts and Commercial Correspond- ence: C. E. Newman, Teacher Business and Orna- mental Penmanship and Bookkeeping; Miss C. C. Erich, Principal Telegraphic Department ; A. P. Van Duzer (Assistant United States Attorney), lecturer Commercial Law Department; Bruno C. Frye, Teach- er Department of Modern Languages.
The institution was founded in 1864, and since that time its patronage hus steadily increased from year to year. Among its patrous are to be found a large number of the most influential men of the Coast. It is located at 320 Post street, and occupies the entire upper floor of the Red Men's Building. For com- fort, convenience, quietness and salubrity, the loca- tion cannot be surpassed. The halls, which were
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arranged especially for this College, are large, well lighted and the best ventilated of any in the city.
The proprietors, T. A. Robinson and W. E. Cham- berlain, jr., are well and favorably known in educa- tional circles throughout the Coast. Prof. Robinson had charge of the Mathematical and Commercial De- partments of University College of this city, from 1864 to 1872. Since the latter date he has been an active partner in the Pacific Business Collego. Prof. Chamberlain, for three years previous to his connec- tion with this institution, occupied the position of principal in several public schools in the City and County of Sacramento, and since 1869 has been a partner in the College. These gentlemen and the remainder of the faculty are, by long experience, eminently fitted for the positions they occupy.
It is the design of the institution to prepare young and middle aged men and Jadies for business pursuits. The Business Course embraces the following branch- es: Double and Single Entry Bookkeeping, Penman- ship, Commercial Calculations, Business Correspond- ence, Forms and Practice in wholesale and retail Merchandising, Importing, Commission and For- warding, Banking, etc., etc .; Commercial Law lectures, and incidental instruction and lectures on Political Economy, Business Ethics, and other sub- jects of interest, advancement or profit. In the English and Mathematical Departments the usual English branches and mathematical studies are taught, such as Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme- tic, Grammar, Composition, Letter Writing, etc., Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Navigation, etc .. etc., including the Differential and Integral Calculus. The Telegraphic Course includes sound and paper operating, the setting up of instruments, manage- ment of batteries, use of switches and ground wires, etc. Facilities are offered for the study of French, German and Spanish.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE-Brother Genebern, Principal; Brother Sabirian, Treasurer; J. H. Mc- Croy, N. O'Connell French, William M. Fitzmaurice, Teachers; Frank Weichert and Frederick Schorch, Music Teachers. Corner Larkin and Eddy streets.
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY- Inaugurated by the Synod of the Pacific of the Presby- terian Church, in 1871. It is open for students from all denominations. The scholastic year opens Sept. 1st and closes May Ist. The qualifications for admuis- sion are the same as in the old established theological schools in the East. Text books, furnished rooms, access to libraries and lectures and tuition are free. The term opened on the first Thursday of Septem- ber, 1876. The faculty : Rev. W. A. Scott, D. D., LL. 1)., Professor of Mental and Moral Science and Theol- ogy; Rev. George Burrowes, D.D., Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Literature; Rev. Jas. Eells, D.D., Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History and Church Government; Rev. W. Alexander, A.M., Pro- tessor of Biblical Greek and New Testament Literature. Board of Directors : Ministers-W. A. Scott, D. D., LL. D., president; T. M. Cunningham, D. D., W. W. Brier, general financial agent ; A. L. Lindsley, D. D., D. W. Poor, D. D., S. Woodbridge, D. D., W. Alexan- der, A. F. White, LL. D., James Matthewson, D. D. Elders : H. P. Coon, S. Franklin, C. W. Armes, A. Hemme, S. I. C. Swezey. R. J. Trumbull, Secretary, Stephen Franklin, Treasurer. Rooms at St. John's Presbyterian Church.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE-Very Rev. Aloysius Masnata, Superior General ; John Pinesco, President; Rev. Anthony Maraschi, Treasurer ; Rev. Florence Sullivan, Professor of Classic Languages and English; Rev. Joseph Bayma, Professor of Mathematics ; Rev. Jos. M. Neri, Professor of Natural Philosophy; Rev. Joseph Tadini, Professor of Moral Philosophy; Rev. Peter O. Flynn, Professor of English ; Daniel Crowley, Professor of Languages; Dominick Giacobbi, Professor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics; James O'Sul- livan, Professor of English and Ancient Languages; Rev. James M. Buchard and Rev. Michael Accolti, clergymen ; Rev. Jeremiah Collins, disciplinarian. 841 Market street
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ST. MARY'S COLLEGE - Brother Justin, Presi- dent. San Jose Road, near Islais Creek.
ST. VINCENT'S SCHOOL-Conducted by the Sis- ters of Charity. South side Mission street near Third.
UNIVERSITY MOUND COLLEGE-John Gamble, Principal ; Horace Clark, Financial Agent ; Daniel Gamble, Manager Business Department; James C. Brogand, Professor of Latin and Greek ; Isaac Wright and W. E. Macintire, Professor of Mathematics; Max Lipowitz, Professor of Natural Sciences; Louis Holz and Philip Baron, Professors of Music ; Charles Eis- enschimel, Instructor in Penmanship: H. C. Mor- rison, disciplanarian. University avenue.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE-Rev. James Matthews, D.D., Principal ; Rev. G. W. Mayer, Professor of Ger- man; P. Clerc, Professor of French : Carl Eisenschi- mel, Professor of Penmanship ; Miss H. M. Phippen, Teacher in Primary Department. Corner Haight and Octavia streets.
URBAN ACADEMY-N. W. Moore, Principal and Professor of Latin and Greek ; George C. Arnold, Pro- 'fessor of Higher Mathematics; C. Brier, Teacher of English Branches: T. Soltke, Teacher of German; Charles Morel, Teacher of French and Spanish : Miss C. Kirtland, Teacher Primary Department. South- west corner of Mason and Geary streets.
Libraries.
B'NAI BRITH LIBRARY-105 Post.
DRUIDS' LIBRARY-Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter.
FREE READING ROOM - Basement Mariner's Church, corner Drumm and Sacramento streets.
FRENCH LIBRARY-Marc de Kirwan, President ; Victor Ressayre, Secretary. Volumes in library, 7,000. 120 Sutter street, room 12.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE-A. S. Hallidie, Pres- ident ; P. B. Cornwall, Vice-President ; D. E. Hayes, Recording Secretary ; James Spiers, Corresponding secretary ; Henry L. Davis, Treasurer ; J. C. Patrick, George Spaulding, H. S. Smith, Asa R. Wells, James Drury, Charles Elliott, J. B. Stetson, J. H. Stouten- borough, Jeremiah Browning, Trustees; G. C. Hurl- burt, Librarian; Mrs. H. Chick and Frank H. Hale, Assistant Librarians. Volumes in Library, 30,000. 27 Post street.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-Lovell White, President; T. H. Rearden, Vice-President; Henry Molineux, Recording Secretary; J. Clem Uhler, Corresponding Secretary; George C. Hickox, Treas- urer ; Alfred E. Whitaker, Librarian ; Darwin Carr, H. K. Goddard, L. B. Wetherbee, Assistants ; John W. Taylor, M. J. McDonald, J. O. Rountree, Fred. L. Castle, A. J. Moulder, A. H. Lougborough, W. F. Whittier, Samuel Heitshu, and Charles R. Allen, Trustees. North side Bush street between Sansome and Montgomery.
MILITARY LIBRARY-John McComb, President ; David Wilder, Secretary and Librarian; W. H. L. Barnes, George W. Granniss, Oscar Woodhams, S. J. Kellogg, jr., S. W. Backus, D. W. Laird and H. P. Bush, Directors. 328 Montgomery street, room 21.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-Colin M. Boyd, President; Daniel McLaren, Vice-President; Henry C. Squire, Recording Secretary ; Edward B. Read, Corresponding Secretary; William H. Watson, Treasurer. Volumes in Library, 30,500. 325 Mont- gomery street.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION -J. P. Hoge, President ; G. G. W. Hoge, Secretary and Librarian ; John Dewitt, Assistant Librarian. Vol- umes in Library, 16,500. 28 Montgomery Block.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LI- BRARY-Jacob S. Taber, President; E. Irving Smith, Recording Secretary ; B. K. Christopher, Corres- ponding Secretary ; J. K. S. Latham, Treasurer ; Rev. H. Cox. D.D., Chaplain and Librarian. Number of volumes, 3,500. 232 Sutter street.
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Medical Societies.
CALIFORNIA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY-Dr. Cheney, Butte county, President ; B. D. Dean, San Francisco, first Vice-President ; W. S. Hamlin, Yuba City, second Vice-President ; Dr. Pond, Napa, third Vice-President ; Dr. F. Walton Todd, Stockton, fourth Vice-President ; Dr. Tyrrell, Sacramento, Permanent Secretary; W. F. Wythe and C. H. Fisher, Assistant Secretaries : Ira E. Oatman, Treasurer. Drs. Tyrrell, Cushing, Cluness, Plummer and Crook, Board of Censors.
CALIFORNIA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF HOMEOPATHIC PRACTITIONERS-Dr. C. W. Brey- fogle, San Jose, President ; Dr. J. Murray Moore and A. A. Theise, Vice-Presidents; Dr. W. N. Griswold, Recording Secretary; Dr. E. J. Fraser, Corresponding Secretary; Drs. M. J. Werder, S. Porter J. K. Clark, Board of Censors.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Dr. J. Watson Webb, President; Dr. C. C. Mason. first Vice-President ; Dr. R. M. Tewksbury, seoond Vice-President ; Dr. T. C. Cook, Recording Secretary ; Dr. H. A. Summers, Correspond- ing Secretary ; Dr. O. P. Warren, Treasurer, and Drs. M. F. Clayton, A. McRea and E. F. Curtis, Censors.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY-Dr. P. Chamberlain, President; Dr. J. Wagner, Secretary. Meetings are held at Red Men's Hall, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION-Dr. Alexander Warner, President; Dr. L. L. Dunbar, Sec- retary. Meets monthly at Young Men's Christian Association Hall.
Hospitals and Asylums.
ALMS HOUSE-M. J. Keating, Superintendent ; Samuel R. Gerry, Resident Physician ; Mrs. Mary A. Keating, Matron ; Gustave Haarer, Clerk. Mission and Ocean Beach Road, 4% Miles from City Hall.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMANS' HOSPITAL-C. Adolphe Low, President ; W. B. Johnston, Vice-Presi dent ; E. P. Murphy, Secretary; Jonathan Hunt, Treas- urer ; J. K. S. Latham, J. T. Hoyt, James Linforth, Alex. Campbell, L. Kilgour, W. N. Olmstead and J. R. Bolton, Trustees. John Scott, M. D., Surgeon-in- Chief; George Chismore, M. D., House Physician ; Charles E. Blake, M. D., Assistant Physician. North- west corner Howard and Twelfth streets.
CITY AND COUNTY HOSPITAL-E. H. Bryan, M. D., Resident Physician ; W. H. Mayo, Assistant. East side Potrero avenue between Twenty-second and Twenty-fourth.streets.
FRENCH HOSPITAL- B3. Hoffstetter, M. D., and C. B. Brigham, M. D., Resident Physicians ; C. Gouge, Superintendent. South side Bryaut street between Fifth and Sixth.
GERMAN HOSPITAL-J. Regensburger, M. D., A. Wilhelm, M. D., Jos. Prosek, M.D., and W. Dohr- mann, M. D., Physicians ; James Vollmar, Superin- tendent. Markei street near Ridley.
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES - In charge of the Sisters of Mercy. Northeast corner Bryant Street and Rincon place.
HOME OF THE INEBRIATE-J. M. Macdonald, Psesident; John F. English, Secretary ; Frank G. Ed- wards, Treasurer ; A. P. Hayne, M. D., Resident Phys- ician. Corner Stockton and Chestnut streets.
KONG CHOW ASYLUM-Ah Sing, Ah Ho and Sing Ha, proprietors. Pine street above Kearny.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY- Mrs. N. Gray, President ; Mrs. G. Barstow, Vice-Pres- ident ; Mrs. J. K. Sims, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. O.
Jackson, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. J. H. Flint, Treasurer. Southeast corner Post and Franklin streets.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM-In charge of the Sisters of Mercy. East side Potrero avenue between Twenty- first and Twenty-second streets.
MARINE HOSPITAL (U. S.)-An institution for merchant seaman only. Is a very complete hospital establishment; situated at Mountain Lake, on the Presidio Reservation, four miles northwest from City Hall ; reached by way of First avenue. The hospital maintains an ambulance communication daily from the city office of the Surgeon in charge, Dr. C. N. Ellinwood, 715 Clay street, corner of Kearny. Patients have first to obtain the certificate of the Collector of Customs that they are merchant seamen, at the time of application, before they can be admitted.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM-S. W. Levy, President ; Louis Sachs, Vice-President ; Jacob Greenebaum, Treasurer ; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ; C. M. Bates, M. D., and L. J. Henry, M. D., Attending Physicians. East side Devisadero strect between Hayes and Grove.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME- Rt. Rev. William Ingraham Kip, D.D., President; Rev. H. D. Lathrop, D.D., Vice-President ; Hiram T. Graves, Secretary ; C. V. S. Gibbs, Treasurer. Mission street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM - Mrs. Ira P. Rankin, President ; Mrs. R. J. Van Dewater, Vice- President ; Mrs. Henry H. Haight, Treasurer ; Mrs. F. MacCrellish, Secretary ; Mrs. S. C. Whigham, Matron ; Benjamin R. Swan, M. D., Physician South side Haight street between Laguna and Buchanan.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM - Sister Frances McEnnis, President; Mary A. Maginnis, Sec- etary. N street between Eighteenth and Twentieth avenues, South San Francisco. Branch Asylum-Sis- ter Bernice Williams, President ; Generose Ryan, Sec- retary; Eulalie Ward, Treasurer. East side Q street between Seventeenth and Nineteenth avenues, South San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL-Mrs. L. Thompson, President; Miss Mary Pennie, Vice-Pres- ident and Secretary: Mrs. Jayne, Treasurer; C. T. Deane, M. D., Physician. South side Clay street be- tween Stockton and Powell.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND FOUNDLING ASYLUM-Samuel Cowles, President ; Benjamin F. Hardy, M. D., Secretary, AttendiEg Physician and Surgeon. 762 Mission street.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL-Joseph G. Eastland, Presi- dent ; George H. Mendell, Secretary ; R. W. Kirkham, Treasurer; T. B. Brotherton, Superintendent. East side San Jose avenue between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets.
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL- C. G. Kenyon, Resident Physician; James Murphy, M. D., and J. D. Whitney, M.D., Visiting Physicians. Northwest corner First and Bryant streets.
PACIFIC DISPENSARY-Open on Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saturdays. Medical College. 115 Haight street.
Cemeteries.
CALVARY-South side of Geary street between Broderick and Parker avenue.
CITY CEMETERY-Near Point Lobos avenue, five miles from City Hall.
HOME OF PEACE-Between Dolores and Church, Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
LAUREL HILL-Charles H. Crowell, superintend- ent. South side of California street between Ceme- tery and First avenues.
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MASONIC - John G. Gay, superintendent. Be- tween Turk and Fulton streets, Masonic and Parker avenues.
ODD FELLOWS' - Between Point Lobos avenue and Turk street, Parker and First avenues.
SHERITH ISRAEL-Between Dolores and Church, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
Secret Societies.
MASONIC.
GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA-Annual meet- ing at Masonic Temple in October, 1876.
OFFICERS.
M ... W ... John Mills Browne, Grand Master, Vallejo. R ... W ... Charles Louis Wiggin, Deputy Grand Mas- ter, San Francisco.
R ... W ... William Sewell Wells, Senior Grand Warden, Suisun.
R ... W ... Solon William Craigue, Junior Grand War- den, San Diego.
v ... W ... -, Grand Treasurer.
V ... W ... Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San Francisco.
V ... R ... John Harmon C. Bonte, Grand Chaplain, Sacramento.
W ... Aaron Augustus Sargent, Grand Orator, Nevada.
W ... William Edward Moody, Assistant Grand Secretary, San Francisco.
W ... John Werner Shaeffer, Grand Lecturer, San Francisco.
W ... Jonathan Doan Hines, Grand Marshal, San Buenaventura.
W ... Samuel Graves, Grand Bible Bearer, San Francisco.
W ... Samuel Calvert Foy, Grand Standard Bearer, Los Angeles.
W ... William Cromwell Lemmon, Grand Sword Bearer, Sierraville.
W ... Robert Chidley Broder, Senior Grand Dea- con, Visalia.
W ... James Vance, Junior Grand Deacon, Yreka. W ... Richard Wilson Brett, Senior Grand Steward, Eureka.
W ... William Bradford, Junior Grand Steward, Napa.
W ... Alex. Gibson Oliver, Grand| Pursuivant, Gold Run.
W ... Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San Francisco.
W ... James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
Trustees of the Reserve Fund-R. W. Richard Dale, Sacramento; W. George Crow Hickox, San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA LODGE, No. 1-Meets at Masonic Temple on Thursday evenings. Franklin H. Day, Master; George Johnson, Senior Warden ; Alison Vandenburgh, Junior Warden ; Arthur J. Peterson, Treasurer; George T. Grimes, Secretary.
CROCKETT LODGE, No. 139-Meets at Masonic Temple on Friday evenings. J. L. Cogswell, Master; R. H. Barclay, Senior Warden; George A. Hubbard, Junior Warden; S. Simmons, Treasurer ; C. Hilde- brandt, Secretary.
DORIC LODGE, No. 216-Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall on Thursday evenings. Charles J. Hare, Master; William Meyers, Senior Warden; Lawrence Nickel, Junior Warden; S. H. Arnheim, Treasurer ; Louis Flatau, Secretary.
EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. 166-Meets at Masonic Temple on Wednesday evenings. |Wendell Easton, Master ; George H. Randall, Senior Warden: Thomas T. Atkinson, Junior Warden ; A. Doud, Treasurer ; D. L. Thomas, Secretary.
FIDELITY LODGE, No. 120 - Meets at Masonic Temple on Thursday evenings. George Barstow, Master; Isaac Strassburger, Senior Warden; Jacob Luchsinger, Junior Warden; Louis Emanuel, Treas- urer; Moses Heller, Secretary.
GOLDEN GATE LODGE, No. 30-Meets at Masonic Temple on Tuesday evenings. Samuel Hervey, Mas- ter ; H. F. Stivers, Senior Warden ; S. A. Earl, jr., Junior Warden; C. H. Wetherbee, Treasurer; A. A. Hobe, Secretary.
HERMANN LODGE, No. 127 - Meets at Masonic Temple on Monday evenings. Christian H. Voight, Master; Julius George, Senior Warden; P. G. Bauch. Junior Warden: J. Jenassen, Treasurer; L. Schu- macher, Secretary.
LA PARFAITE LODGE, No. 17-Meets at Masonic Temple on Friday evenings. D. G. Lucien, Master; Phillipe G. Sabatie, Senior Warden; Leon Blum, Junior Warden; F. Mason, Treasurer; Michael Leba- tard, Secretary.
MISSION LODGE. No. 169-Meets at corner Valen- cia and Sixteenth streets, on Wednesday evenings. John Wagner, Master ; William B. Marshutz, Senior Warden; Joseph G. Smith, Junior Warden; William Ede, Treasurer ; J. R. Russell, Secretary.
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, No. 44-Meets at Ma- sonic Temple on Wednesday evenings. M.J. Keating, Master: P. A. G. Seiler, Senior Warden; Harvey Mat- thews, Junior Warden ; George C. Hickox, Treasurer; Charles F. Brown, Secretary.
OCCIDENTAL LODGE, No. 22-Meets at Masonic Temple on Monday evenings. Samuel W. Backus, Master ; Edward Denny, Senior Warden ; J. K. P. Wil- son, Junior. Warden ; A. P. Williams, Treasurer ; William E. Moody, Secretary.
ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 144 - Meets at Masonic Temple on Tuesday evenings. W. J Townshend, Master : E. F. Preston, Senior Warden; William Vali, Junior Warden ; W. F. Dorrance, Treasurer ; William H. Loring. Secretary.
PACIFIC LODGE, No. 136-Meets at Knights of Pythias Hall on Tuesday evenings. George Leviston, Master ; Charles G. Ewing, Senior Warden; John F. Byxbee, Junior Warden ; John F. Kennedy, Treasurer; S. Swift, Secretary.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO LODGE, No. 212-Meets on Thursday evenings. Francis A. Barrett, Master ; Elias C. Hare, Senior Warden; Theodore H. Bloomer, Junior Warden ; D. Dreyer, Treasurer; C. E. Dunshee, Secretary,
SPERANZA ITALIAN LODGE, No. 219-Meets at Masonic Temple on Saturday evenings.
Chapters Royal Arch Masons.
GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Annual convocation, on the third Tuesday in April, at Masonic Temple, San Francisce.
OFFICERS.
Alexander G. Abell. .G. H. P. San Francisco
Henry H. Knapp. .D. G. H. P. . Napa
John M. Brown G. K . Vallejo
Nathan W. Spaulding ... G. Scribe. . Oakland
Hiram T. Graves. .G. T. .San Francisco
Charles L. Wiggin G. Sec . San Francisco
Samuel Graves .. G. C San Francisco
Thomas H. Caswell. .G. L Nevada
Wiley J. Tinnin .C. of the H. .... Weaverville
Henry 8. Orme .G. R. A. C ...... Los Angeles
Samuel D. Mayer G. Organist ... San Francisco
Ira C. Root. .G. Guard ..... San Francisco
CALIFORNIA CHAPTER, No. 5, R. A. M .- Comp. Leonidas E. Pratt, High Priest ; Comp. John Elbridge Purdy, King: Comp. Jesse Reed, Scribe : Comp. Samuel Graves, Treasurer ; Comp. William Edward Moody, Secretary ; Comp. George Tisdale Bromley, Captain of the Host ; Comp. John Werner Schaeffer, Principal Sojourner; Comp. Frederick Adelbert Waterhouse, Royal Arch Captain; Comp. Clark Churchill, Master Third Vail ; Comp. Abraham Hal- scy, Master Second Vail ; Comp Tristam Burgess, Master First Vail ; Comp. James Oglesby, Guard.
SAN FRANCISCO, No. 1-Comp. Alfred Rising, High Priest ; Comp. Henry Wangenheim, King ; Comp.
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Edward Taylor Anthony, Scribe; Comp. Joseph Clement, Treasurer ; Comp. Louis Flateau, Secretary ; Comp. Joseph Getze, Captain of the Host; Comp. Samuel Swift, Principal Sojourner; Comp. William Armstrong Phillips, Royal Arch Captain ; Comp. Michael James Keating, Master Third Vail; Comp. Isaac Philanson Kincaid, Master Second Vail; Chas. Augustus Hawley, Master First Vail ; Comp. Edward Gilbert, Guard.
Councils Royal Select Master Masons.
GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL AND SELECT MAS- TER MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA- Meets annually at Masonic Hall on the second Thurs- day of April.
OFFICERS.
Henry S. Orme. .. Grand Master ..... Los Angeles
George T. Grimes. .D. G. Master ..... San Francisco William M. Petrie .... G. Ill. Master ...... Sacramento E. A. Rogers. Grand P. C. W .. Sonora
.G. Treasurer ..... San Francisco
Charles L. Wiggin ... G. Recorder ... .. San Francisco Samuel Graves. G. Chaplain ...... San Francisco Leopold Kuh. G. C. of the Gds. . San Francisco Daniel P. Byrtle. G. Steward .Shasta Ira C. Root. G. Sentinel . San Francisco
CALIFORNIA, No. 2-George T. Grimes, T. I. N .; Leopold Kuh, D. I. N .; William Jeffrey, P. C. W .; Henry Edwards, Treasurer; William E. Moody, Sec- retary; Jesse C. Reed, C. of G .: James Oglesby, Sen- tinel.
Commanderies Knights Templar.
GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Annual Con- vocation at Masonic Temple, San Francisco, on the second Friday in April.
OFFICERB.
Hiram T. Graves .G. Commander ... San Francisco
Thomas Callow .. .. D. G. Com. . Oroville R. J. Van Voorhies ... G. Generalissimo ... Placerville Charles F. Lott .... .G. C. General .. .. Oroville Samuel Graves .. . G. Prelate. .. San Francisco Bruce B. Lee .. G. S. Warden. Nevada Alexander G. Abell ... G. Treasurer ..... San Francisco Charles L. Wiggin ... G. Recorder ... San Francisco
E. R. Hedges.
.G. S. Bearer ... Stockton
E. A. Rodgers. G. Sword Bearer : Sonora A. A. Redington. G. Warden. Sacramento James Oglesby . G. C. of the Gds .. San Francisco
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