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Lunt - , school-teacher, brds 101 Dupont
Lupton S. R. att'y at law, S. W. cor Merchant and Mont'y, res Express Bdg, cor Mont'y and Cal'a
LUREO NICOLAS, mcht, 138 Jackson, res S. s Green bet Mont'y and Kearny
Lusk Chester, teamster, brds cor Broadway and Sparks
Lusinchi Augustine, fruit store, 254 Dupont
Lusinchi Savolo, fruit store, 254 Dupont Lutgen prptr Lutgen's Hotel, 64 Mont'y Lutzen Honorie, laundryman, res cor Green and Taylor
Lutz C. wines and liquors, N. E. cor Sac'o and Kearny
Luyster T. G. W. variety store, 200 Wash'n
Lux Chas. butcher, cor Sac'o and Kearny, res Powell bet Cal'a and Pine
Lyell N. C. clerk, Mission Dolores
LYLE J. B. mcht, res S. s Howard bet Second and Third
LYLES T. W. captain steamer Eclipse, rooms No. 5 Trainer's Block, Kearny
LYNCH & ROEDING, com mchts, 138 Jack- son, up-stairs
Lynch Francis, of L. & R. res 138 Jackson Lynch Daniel S. harness-maker, 111 Cal'a
Lynch Daniel, laborer, brds E. s Dupont bet Sut- ter and Post
Lynch Daniel, billiard saloon, Union Hotel
Lunch Daniel, stall 12 Washington Market
LYNCH & CO. wood and coal yard, S. E. cor Sansome and Broadway
Lynch James, of L. & Co. res N. s Clay, I door ahove Powell
Lynch John, carpenter, res Hyde near Pacific Lynclı J. hostler, 129 Cal'a, brds 169 Cal'a
Lynch J. teamuster, 55 Sansome, res N. s Minna bet Third and Fourth
Lynch M. clerk with T. M. J. Dehon, Mission Dolores
Lynch Michael, bar-keeper, res W. s St. Mary's Lane near Sutter
Lynch Patrick, laborer, Pacific Foundry
Lynch Peter, laborer, res Stephenson S. s bet Second and Third
Lynch P. teamster, N. W. Ice Co. Battery near Pacific
Lynch T. A. dept city and county Treasurer, 185 Kearny
Lynch Thos. porter with Bond & Hale, 57 and 59 Sansome
Lynde J. B. salesman with Taaffe, McCahill & Co
Lynn Jacob, brewer at Lion Co. Brewery, 136 Pine
Lyon Dennis, deputy clerk County Court, room 15 City Hall, res Vallejo bet Mason and Taylor LYON & CANNON, wholesale grocers, 135 Front, 1 door from Jackson
Established in 1852.
Lyon J. E. of L. & C
Lyon & Co. prptrs of Empire Brewery, 106 Jessie near Third
Lyon Wm. H. of L. & Co. res American Exchange Lyon Wm. F. of L. C. Dodge & Co. S. W. cor Vallejo and Sansome
Lyon Wm. waiter at Niantic Hotel
Lyons B. harness maker, 149 Sansome
Lyons John, clerk with Irvine & Co. 101 Front Lytton Wm. Stevedore, res Union near Battery
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MAAS B. hair dresser, 174 Washington Maays George, blacksmith, res E. s Morse
Macaire H. at candle manufactory cor Ellis and Jones
Macauley J. P. (M. D.) office cor Dupont and Wash'n, 2d floor
Mac Cann William, com mcht, 102 Battery, up stairs, res Taylor near Wash'n
Established January, 1850.
Maccollough Thos. (col'd) boot black, III Mer- chant
Macey Alex. brds at What Cheer House Macey H. C. builder, brds at What Cheer House Macgowan James, brass founder, res White near Vallejo
Macgill R. R. inspector, Custom House Machado Mrs. Beautrice, res W. s Prospect Place Macinerny Thos. prptr San Rafael Market
Mack Isaac N. at De Boom & Co. cor Sansome and Pacific, brds at American Exchange
Mackay Hugh, mcht, res 4 Trainor's Row, Kearny Mackenzie Wm. hackman, res cor Sansome and Pine
Mackey J. mechanic, 5 Maiden Lane
Mackinley Edw. att'y at law, office 98 Merchant 2d floor
Mackintosh Robert, (M. D.) res cor Chesnut and Montgomery
Maclean James T. carpenter, res cor Anthony and Mission
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Maclean Mrs. M. C. millinery, cor Mission and Anthony
Mac Michael Wm. harbor master, res 36 Minna MACONDRAY & CO. com mchts, 54 and 56 Sansome
Established August, 1849.
Macondray F. W. of M. & Co. 54 and 56 Sansome, res W. s Stockton, bet Washı'n and Jackson
Was elected tonnd held the office of Alderman from May 1st, 1550, until May 1st. 1851. The house of Mucondray & Co. at all times occupying the first position commercially, has had a most worthy representative in the person noticed. Enterprising and liberal in all things tending to the public good, Mr. M. deservedly enjoys the confidence of California.
Macondray W. A. of Macondray & Co. 54 and 56 Sansome; res W. s Stockton bet Jackson and Wash'n
Maconart Francis, blacksmith, S. s Sutter bet Kearny and Mont'y
Macpherson N. W. agent U. S. Court Bdg, office 45, 3d floor
Macy Henry C. carpenter, Oregon below Davis Macy Robt. B. Sec'ry Wharf Association, office 134 Clay, res 287 Wash'n
Macy Seth, with Cook, Folger & Co. dwl W. s Powell bet Union and Green
Madden John, seaman, rev'e cutter W. L. Marcy Madden Thos. P. clerk with T. J. Henley
Maddin A. fruit dealer, E. s Kearny bet Cal'a and Pine
Maddy C. blacksmith, res E. s Dupont bet Post and Sutter
Meader Thos. P. prptr soap and candle manf, Carr's Lane
Madison George, butcher, 76 Bush
Madison John, news carrier, res N. E. cor Mont'y and Wash'n
Madigan Garrett, stone cutter, res W. s Jones bet Bush and Pine
Mady James, res Jane bet Mission and Minna Macshetto Pietro, chocolate manuf. at Ghirar- delli's
Magagnos Julien, "Bulletin " office
Magee Thomas, mason, res E. s Third near Jessie Maggraf Joseph, billiard maker, res W. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
Maginnis Rev. Jno. pastor of St. Patrick's Church, Market near Kearny, res in rear of church Magner Dennis, laborer, res N. s Geary bet Dupont and Stockton
Magner Thomas, grocery mcht, cor Broadway and Scott's Alley, res Scott's Alley
Magnes Thomas H. laborer, res N. W. cor Tay- lor and Filbert
Magrath James, bookstore, 14 First
Magrane Patrick, carpenter, hrds 121 Pine
MAGUIRE THOS. prptr San Francisco Hall, res N. s Washington near Dupont
The persevering enterprise of this gentleman and the rela- tion of his efforts with the carly progress of the city, are en- titled to notice.
Mr. M. arrived here in September, 1849. Soon afterwards lie became proprietor of the Parker House, nnd after the May fire of 1850 erected on its site the Parker House, and first Jenny Lind Theater. The Theater was leased by James Stark, Esq., who, for twelve months, consecutively, paid a nightly rent of $175. In 1851 these premises were ngain de- stroyed in the great conflagration of that year, and again their energetic owner erected the Hotel und Theater, still again doomed to utter destruction in 1852, when Mr. Mn- guire determined to build a permanent structure that should be fire proof. Aided by the sale of a portion of the ground, And the immense rental in prospect, with an unlimited cre- dit, he built the Jenny Lind Theater, at u cost, ludependent
of the ground, of S160,000. The subsequent history of this edifice and its conversion into the City Hall, are well known to all. The outlay of Mr. M. in improvements, du- ring his residence in San Francisco, will not vary much from a half million of dollars, Notwithstanding losses and embarrassments of the most discouraging character, the business tact and energy of Mr. M. has never forsaken him, and he has evolved success when utter prostration appear- ed inevitable.
The immense success which has attended the Minstrel Con- certs has induced Mr. M. to build, and he has now under contract a new San Francisco Hall. to be erected on the present site, 50 by 150 feet, with an elevation ol' 50 feet, and which, when completed according to the plans, will be one of the most beautiful edifices of the kind in the United States.
Maguire Thomas, dealer in clothing, S. E. cor Com'l and Battery
Maguire John, treasurer San Francisco Hall
Maguire Francis, paper box manf, N. W. cor Kearny and Broadway
Mahany Timothy, laborer, res W. s Trinity bet Bush and Sutter
Mahar James, miner, res W. s Lafayette
Mahar Nicholas, clerk with J. Hickey, 61 Jack- son
Mahar Mrs. res rear 34 Mont'y
Mahon John, bargeman, Custom House
Mahony Florence, salesman with Case, Heiser & Co. 58 and 60 Sansome, res 287 Wash'n
Mahony F. clerk 115 Mont'y, res S. E. cor Wash'n and Powell
Mahony James, shoe-maker, 181 Pacific near Kearny
Mahoney D. porter, 16 and 45 Battery
Maisch J. porter, 131 Cal'a, res N. s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Maige F. N. plasterer, res S. s Geary bet Mason and Powell
Maige P. confectionery, 207 Wash'n
Mailott Franklin cor Broadway and Sansome
Maillot F. coffee saloon, res 200 Sansome, 2d floor
Mails H. stationer, 188 Wash'n
Main A. F. clerk with Daniel Gibb & Co. cor Front and Vallejo
Main & Winchester, importers of harness and saddle ware, 82 Battery
Established September, 1850.
Main Charles, of Main & Winchester, 82 Battery, brds American Exchange
Main Peter, porter, 3} California Block, res cor Mellus and Hunt
Main W. W. salesman with Main & Winchester, 82 Battery
Mairs James, of J. Dows & Co. 39 Cal'a
Mais Peter S. barber, Davis near Broadway
Makin Sam'l, drinking saloon, Mission bet John- ston and Thorne
Malcolm R. W. porter with Gorham and Jackson Malech Mrs. C. midwife, res S. s Bush bet Kear- ny and Mont'y
Malech G. H. (M. D.) N. W. cor Pine and Mont'y Mallett J. H. livery stable, 182 Com'l
Malloy John. porter, brds 18 Bush
Mallory Henry C. clerk with Wm. H. Folger, res S. s Wash'n above Plaza
Malone James S. clerk, brds Pine bet Dupont and Kearny
Maloney Dennis, laborer, res S. s Tehama near First
Malony Chas. printer on "Christian Advocate" Malony Michael, res Greenwich near Powell
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Malowanczyk John, clerk with Smiley, Yerkes & Co
Malny P. R. painter, 72 Kearny
Malvy Mrs. H. dressmaker, 79 Kearny
Mamlock W. paper-hanger, res Adler near Dupont Manahan Francis P. of Barrow & Manahan, N.E. cor Sac'o and Front
Manasser Morris, butcher with Chas. W. Ham Manchester C. W. builder, res W. s Greenwich near Taylor
Manchester & Hodges, att'ys at law, office N. E. cor Clay and Mont'y
Manchester J. R. of M. & H. res Brannan House Manchester P. B. att'y at law, office cor Wash'n
and Jones Alley, brds N. E. cor Bush and Sansome
Manderfield E. watchman, American Theater
Mangenberg G. painter, N. W. cor Sutter and Dupont
Mangeot Charles, blacksmith, Broadway, 2d h - above Stockton
Mangeot George. hatter, 175 Cal'a
Mangles M. & Co. grocers, cor Wash'n and Wa- verly Place
Mangles M. of M. & Co. res 39 Waverly Place
Mangerpan B. tailor, 22 Battery
Manhattan Bakery. 100 Kearny
Manhattan Engine Company No. 2, 163 Jackson bet Mont'y and Kearny
Manhattan House, D. McCarthy prptr, 177 Front MANN GEORGE S. hardwood and lumber mcht, 68 Market, res Howard W. of Third Mann Philip, auctioneer, res 14 Sausome
Mann P. of Timmerman, Hyde & Co. res 116 Cal'a
Manning A. fireman at Gas Works
Manning James, carpenter, 71 Sac'o
Manomy J. P. silver-plater, 147 Cal'a
Manor A. B. hay and grain dealer, First het Mar- ket and Mission
Manrow J. P. office N. W. cor Motn'y and Clay, 2d floor, res North Point
Mansell J. of Ford & Mansell, 27 Bush
Mansfield D. M. at A. S. Edwards, res N. s Green bet Stockton and Powell
MANSFIELD & WOOD, clothing, 159 and 161 Mont'y.
Established as Mansfield & Co. June, 1852; changed to pre- sent style June, 1854.
Mansfield Wm. of M. & Wood, res N. York City Mansfield Mrs. Lucy Ann, actress, res Ecker 1 door from Jessie
Mansion House, S. s Pine bet Mont'y and San- some, Hyde, prptr
Mansion House, James Lightfoot, prptr, Mission Dolores
Manson John S. importer of saddlery and har- ness, 98 Sansome, res Hardie Place
Manthy Charles, boot and shoe maker with Chas. Selter, brds Com'l bet Sansome and Battery Maple Morris, cigar dealer, Battery, res 195 Pine Maranda E. 158 Cal'a
Maraschi (S. J.,) Rev. A. St. Ignatius Church, res rear of church
Marcel P. restaurant keeper, 179 Cal'a
Marchand E. restaurant, 209} Dupont
Marchebout Auguste, furniture, 277 Dupont bet Pacific and Broadway
Marcks A. res Carr's Lane -
Marcks M. clothing store. Jackson near Drumm Marcovich & Bro. prptr N. Orleans Saloon, S. W. cor Com'l and Davis
Marcovich John, of M. & Bro
Marcovich Nicholas, of M. & Bro
Marcus J. of Brooks & Marcus, res S. s Pine bet Kearny and Dupont
Marcy J. L. laborer at Custom House, res Pacific bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Marden Ira, of W. H. Bovee & Co. 123 Front, res N. s Pacific bet Stockton and Powell
Marengo John, of Laviosa, Marengo & Co. 114 Battery, res Sansome cor Jackson
Margand Victor, of Delafont & M. res 130 Wash'n Margolia Peter, waiter, 232 and 234 Sac'o
Marie Madam Mary, Dupont bet Cal'a and Sac'o
Marier Albert, porter, 86 and 88 Wash'n
Mariners' Home, Jas. Waters prptr, 5 Broadway Mariners' House, Elizabeth Birch prptress, 60 Pacific
Marion S. prptr Whitehall Saloon, East bet Com'] and Clay
MARKET STREET STEAM MILLS, Chittenden & Culverwell prptrs, 75 Market op Oriental Hotel
These Mills, embracing a Sash, Door and Blind Factory and a Turning and Machine Shop, together with a Mustard mill, Water Works and Box Manufactory, were established by Mr. Lock in 1851, as a Machine Shop and Water Works. In 1852, H. M. Cobbath became proprietor, until August, 1853, when he disposed of the works to the present owners, who constructed the above extensive improvements. A bont twenty bands are employed in these works.
Marks B. clothing store, 4 Trainor's Row, Kearny Marks Edmond, clerk with Bosworth, Masten & Co
Marks H. tailor, 198 Kearny, 2d floor
Marks John J. salesman with J. D. Farwell, 79 Clay
Marks J. tailor, 182 Pacific bet Kearny and Du- pont
Marks Lewis, cigar dealer, Sac'o, op P. M. S. S. Co. res S. s Pacific bet Stockton and Powell Marks Simon, hand-cartman, res E. s Rassette Place
Marks Mrs. S. milliner, 346 Stockton
Marks S. billiard saloon, 1743 Clay, 2d floor, res 200 Wash'n
Marks Mrs. S. dry goods, 278 Stockton
Marley Wm. clerk with Ben. Holladay & Bro
Marony W. H. laborer, Custom House
Marquard A. of Bofer & Co. 138 Sac'o
Marquard A. clerk with Boter & Co. 138 Sac'o Marriann Wm. "Bulletin " office
MARRIOTT FREDERICK, loan negotiator, stock and real estate broker, 103 Merchant, res N. W. cor Filbert and Taylor
Marrison T. H. receiving teller with Garrison, Morgan, Fretz & Ralston
Marryatt T. com mcht, 8I Broadway
Marsank B. carpenter, N. s Sutter bet Kearny and Dupont
Mars Joseph, assayer at Mint, IS5 Cal'a
Marsh Alexander, band-cartman, res Adler near Dupont
Marsh David C. metal roofer, res W. s Mason near Greenwich
Marsh E. B. book-keeper with Goodwin & Co. 119 Front
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MARSH E. S. real estate agent, res cor Third | Martin J. clothing store, 45 Com'l and Catherine
Marsh Mrs. Mary, res Green bet Calhoun and Sansome
Marsh William, laborer, res Sansome near Union Marshaisner W. glue manf, cor Taylor and Mason Marshall C. P. constable fourth township, S. s Bush bet Mont'y and Kearny
Marshall Henry H. with W. H. Bovee & Co. 123 Front
Marshall Jas. G. messenger, Custom House, res Dupont bet Green and Union
Marshall James, laborer, brds at Orleans House Marshall John, drayman with Turney, Selden & Co. 93 Front
Marshall Martin, grocery mcht, cor Jessie and Ecker
Marshall Nicolas, stall 31 and 32 Wash'n Market Marshall Robert, of Shute & Marshall, 1'07 Kear- ny, res Folsom bet Third and Fourth
Marshall S. W. res Mission Dolores
Marshall V. Aug't, garden'r, cor Eddy and Hyde
Marston Dow, drayman for Tubbs & Co
Marston J. C. miner, res N. s Virginia Place
Marston J. V. machinist, 100 Pine, res S. s Cal'a bet Mont'y and Sansome
Martel J. L. agent, 163 Mont'y, 2d floor, S. s How- ard near Second
Martell & Aldrich, prptrs Nonpareil saloon, cor Clay and Mont'y
Martell G. of M. & A.
Martenet Jefferson, stationer, cor Leidesdorff and Commercial, res Trinity near Pine
Martenez F. restaurant, 155 Com'l, res Jackson House, cor Cal'a and Mont'y
Martens F. of Cordes & M. cor Stockton and Clay, res Sacramento above Stockton
Martenstein J. miller, dwl 5 Milton Place
Martigny L. furniture, Leidesdorff bet Clay and Com'l
MARTIN ADDISON, importing mcht, office N. E. cor Cal'a and Front, dwl S. s Pacitic above Stockton
Established in Sacramento As Spanlding & Martin, Dec. 1849, changed to Addison Martin Dec. 1850, removed to San Fran- cisco, and has transacted business under present style from Nov. 1852; was elected to and held the office of Councilmao of Sacramento for the fiscal year of 1851.
Martin Abraham, grocery, 146 Mission
Martin Camille, Consul of Spain, res cor Wash'n and Jones Alley
Martin Cornelius, policeman, res W. s Lafayette Appointed July 23d, 1856.
Martin D. E. watchman and sup't of laborers, Custom Houso, res Green bet Powell and Mason
Martin Edward, res S. s Lombard near Jones
Martin F. G. carrier "True Californian "
Martin & Dwinelle, att'ys at law, office McAllis- ter's Bdg
Martin G. T. of M. & Dwinelle
Martin Jas. tailor, Tehama House
Martin James R. grocer, 88 Kearny, res Jessie near Second
Martin John, deputy sheriff, office City Hall
Martin John, coffee saloon, East near Wash'n Martin John. res S. s Berry
Martin Judah, general dealer, res N. s Minna bet Second and Jane
Established May, 1852.
Martin Louis, clerk with Loewy Bros. & Birgham,
2 Custom House Block, brds Broadway near Sansome
Martin Michael, laborer, res Pacific near Hyde
Martin M. W. hair dresser, 140 Kearny
MARTIN M. S. prptr Golden Gate Clothing Ware-
house, N. s Union, bet Stockton and Dupont Martin R. S. res Francisco near Dupont
Martin S. fruit dealer, cor East and Com'l
Martin Thos. S. paper carrier, 187 Cal'a
Martin Wheeler, clerk with Howe & Co
Martin Wm. H. grocer, res S. s Jessie near Second Martin Wm. J. shoemaker, 228 Pacific bet Du-
pont and Stockton Martin Wm. policeman
Appointed July 23d. 1836.
Martin White, Steam Tug, H. A. Cheever, mas- ter, owned by the Merchants Transportation Co. is exclusively used as a tug vessel; office cor Paciffic and Davis, 2d floor, land- ing Cunningham's Wharf
Martines Loretto, farmer, res Mission Dolores
Martins F. of Cordez & Co. res 245 Sac'o
Martovitch Saml. fruit dealer, E. s Kearny bet Sacramento and Com'l
Marvel Lawrence, at Rassette House
Marwede Chas. of Bofer & Co. 138 Sac'o, res Sac'o S. s bet Powell and Masou
Marx Isaac, periodical store, 110 Wash'n, res Eddy near Market
Marx S. examiner at Custom House, res cor Ma- son and Eddy
Marziou V. & Co. imp's and com mchts, 42 Com'l Established Oct. 1850.
Marziou V. of V. Marziou & Co. 42 Com'l
Masden George, drayman, res Stevenson S. s near Second
Masmantz Mrs. Catherine, grocery store, Jackson S. s near Front
Mason F. Jr. storage and commission, Commerce Mason Jobn, prptr Eureka Brewery, N. E. cor Stockton and Union
Mason John L. engineer at Pioneer Camphene Distillery
Mason J. F. res Bryant bet Second and Third Mason John, (col'd) miner, res Union near Dupont Mason M. res 93 Dupont
Mason Roger, res Filbert near Wash'n Square Masou W. C. of Loring & Mason, brds S. W. cor Clay and Taylor
Mason - -, carpenter, brds Isthmus House Masonic Fraternity-
The M. W. Grand Lodge of Free aod Accepted Masons of the State of California, was organized on the ISth day of April, 1850 ; and then were represented three chartered lodges, viz : California Lodge, No. 13, holding under the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia-now California Lodge, No. I; Western Star Lodge, No. 98, holding under the Grand Lodge of Missouri-now Western Star Lodge, No. 2; and Connecticut Lodge, No. 75, holding under the Grand Lodge of Connecticut-now Tehama Lodge, No. 3. Since that time one hundred and five lodges have received char- ters from the Grand Lodge of Californie, ninety-nine of which are now in prosperous existence, besides four lodges under dispensation, having an aggregate membership of about four thousand. The officers of the Grand Lodge for the present year are-Wm. H. Howard, Grand Master, San Jose ; J. A. Raymond, Deputy G. Master, Shasta ; Lemuel Lyon, Senior G. Warden, Stockton : P. W. R. Randle, Ju- nior G. Warden, Marysville ; Addison Martin, Grand Trea- surer, Sacramento ; Alex. G. Ahell, Grand Secretary, Sao Francisco ; O. C. Wheeler, Grand Chaplain, Sacremento ;
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John F. Morse, Grand Orator, Sacramento ; L. C. Owen, Assistant Grand Secretary, San Francisco ; Charles Marsh, Grand Marshal, Nevada ; A. G. Simpson, Grand Staodard Bearer, Forbestown; Thomas Foster, Grand Sword Bearer, Los Angeles; George C. Yount, Grand Bible Bearer, Napa ; J. P. Smith, Senior G. Deacon, Yreka ; Gardner Elliot, Junior G. Deacon, San Francisco; H. G. Brown, Grand Steward, Downieville : J. B. Buker, Grand Steward, Pla- cerville ; H. L. Dovis. Grand Organist, San Francisco ; J. W. Hartman, Grand Porsuivant, Santa Bosa ; O. I. Chaffe, Grand Tyler, Sacramento. The following is a list of lodges in the city of San Francisco, viz :
California Lodge, No. 1 .- One of the original lodges. Stated meetings, first Thursday in each month. Officers : Alex. G. Ahell, W. Master and Gr. Sec .; Henry F. Williams, Sen. Warden ; Gardner Elliott, Jun'r Warden and J. G. D .; Theo. A. Barry, Treas'r ; Elisha W. Bourne, Sec'y ; Benj. H. Freeman, Sen'r Deacon ; Wm. H. Lyon, Jun'r Deacon ; James H. Bristow, Chaplain ; Bej A. Patten, Marshal : Wm. H. Moore and Joho Brannan, Stewards ; Phineas Gardner. Tyler. Number of members, lol.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 7 .- Chartered Nov. 27, 1850. Stated meetings, first Wedoesday in each month. Officers : J. J. Papy, W. Master ; J. K. Washburn, Sen'r Warden ; W. H. Pottorff, Jun'r Warden ; James Ballentine Treas'r , John Wade, Sec'y ; A. Helbing, Sen'r Deacon : T. E. Byrnes. Jun'r Deacon ; T. Harris, Marshal ; D. McNeil and I. Myers, Stewards ; P. Gardner, (California Lodge,) Tyler. Number of members, 89.
Lodge La Parfaite Union. No. 17 .- Chartered May 5, 1852. Bennion Ordinaire, le premier Vendredi de chaque Mois. Les Officiers : Leopold Levy, V. Maitre ; Sosthene Driard, ler Surveillant ; Constant Hubert. 2de Surveillant : Louis Beraud, Tresorier ; A. J. A. Grillet, Secretaire ; Charles Thierry, ler Diacre ; Pierre Portois, 2de Diacre ; Prospere Corbiniere, Orateor ; Amic Gazan, Marechale : Jacques Delange et Louis Gobert, Maitres de Ceremonies ; Jean Rranger, Couvreur. Number of members, 31.
Occidental Lodge, No. 22 .- Charted May 20, 1852. Stated meetings, fourth Monday in each month. Officers : Albert G. Randall, W. laster : Wm. M. La Roche, Seo'r Warden; Joho B. Newton, Jun'r Warden ; Samnel Loring, l'reas'r ; Edward S. Benson, Sec'y ; J. Oscar Eldridge, Sen'r Den- con ; David B. Hunt. Jun'r Deacon ; Annis Merrill, Chap- Jain ; James G. Pearson, Marshal ; Stewart Smith and Lomley Franklin, Stewards ; Joel Noah, Tyler. Number of members, 60.
Golden Gate Lodge, No 30 .- Chartered May 5, 1853. Stated meetings, Ist Tuesday in each month. Officers : L. C. Owen, W. Master ; Wm. S. Phelps, Sen'r Warden ; James Hayes, Jun'r Warden : Adolphins A Hohe, Treas'r; James C. George. Sec'y ; George S. Hull, Sen'r Deacon ; Thomas Bigley, Jun'r Deacon ; Ed. M. Cottrell, Marshal ; Geo. H. Leland and James L. Miller, Stewards ; Joel Noah, (Occi- dental Lodge.) Tyler. Number of members, 90.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 44 .- Chartered May 3, 1854. Stated meetings, second Wednesday in each month. Officers : C. B. Saunders, W. Master ; J. M. Abrams, Sen'r Warden; H. L. Davis, Jun'r Warden ; W. Melvin Smith, Treas'r ; C. T. Wilson, Sec'y ; J. E. Terrill. Sen'r Deacon ; George I. Kenny, Jun'r Deacon ; George Gates, Marshal ; Albert H. Clark and S. C. Gardner, Stewards ; John Torrence, Tyler. Number of members, 114.
Lebanon Lodge, No. 49 .- Chartered May 3d, 1834. Stated meetings, fourth Thursday in each month. Officers : Jacob Meyer, W. Master ; Louis Cohn. Sen. Warden; R. K. Pearce, Jun. Warden; M. Elgutter, Treasurer ; Jacob Benjamin, Secretary ; F. A. Benjamin, Seg. Deacon ; A. Hetcht, Jun. Deacon : Frederick Lewis, Marshal ; S. Steinhart and B. Si- mon, Stewards : Joel Noah (of Occidental Lodge) Tyler. Number of members-65.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF CALIFORNIA .- The M. E. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the State of Cal- ifornia was organized on the 8th day of May, 1854, there be- ing present, hy their legal representatives, three constituted Chapters, viz .: San Francisco Chapter. No. 1 : Sonora Chap- ter, No. 2 ; and Sacramento Chapter, No. 3, all holding un- der the General Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the United States of America. There are now fifteen chartered Chap- ters under its jurisdiction, besides one noder dispensation. having an aggregate membership of abont 500. The Officers of the Grand Chapter for the present year are : O. H Dib- ble, G. H. Priest, Nevada ; W. W. Traylor, D. G. H. Priest, Sonora; W. G. West, G. King, Sbasta ; J. A. Jackson, G. Scribe, Columbia ; T. A. Thomas, G. Secretary, Sacramen- to ; P. W. Shegheard, G. Treasurer, San Francisco ; Bev. Morris Evans, G. Chaplain, Grass Valley ; A. H. Hollub, G. Capt. of the Host, San Francisco; A.D. Park. G. B. A. Cap- tain, Diamond Springs ; J. L. Thompson, G. Guard, Sac- ramento. The following is a list of the Chapters located in the city of San Francisco :
San Francisco Chapter, No. 1 .- One of the original Chapters. Stated meetings, first and third Mondays in each month. Officers : A. Hollob, M. E. H. P. ; P. W. Shepheard, E. K .; L. Peck, E. S., H. Mathews, C. H. ; L. Wertheimer, P. S. : F. Pulvermacher, R. A. C .; W. Keypolds, M. 3d. V. : Isaac Kohn, M. 2d V. ; M. Whitney, M. 1st. V., Samuel Curry, Treasurer ; Martin John Burke, Secretary. No. of members-58.
California Chapter, No. 5 .- Chartered April 30, 1855. Sta- ted meetings, first and third Tuesdays in each month. Offi- cers : W. H. Howard, M. E. H. P. ; R. E. Baymood. E. K. ; J. C. I .. Wadsworth, E. S. : W. B. Little, C. H .; M. S. Martin, M. 3d V .; G. T. Knox, R. A. C. ; H. S. Gates, M. | Mattat M. cigars, 227 Dupont
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