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Capt. ; Jas. F. Curtis, Ist Lient. ; Charles S. Eigenbrodt, 2d Lient. ; R. B. Hampton, 3d Lieut. ; J. L. Van Bokkelen, Qr. Master Sergt. ; J. Mead Huxley. 50 members. INDEPENDENT NATIONAL GUARDS- Armory over Engine Co. No. 12-Organized August 31st, 1855 .- Jeremiah B. Moore, 1st Lieut. comdg. ; Eli Cook, 2d Lieut. ; E. J. Smith, Brevet 2d Lient. ; John Kurtz, Qr. Master Sergt .; W. B. McMinn, Orderly Sergt. 66 members.
INDEPENDENT CITY GUARD-Armory 112 Sacramento street-Organized May 16th, 1856 .- John A. Clark, Capt .; Asa L. Lor- ing, Ist Licut. ; Peter Van Pelt, 2d Lieut. ; Nathaniel M. Ford, 2d 2d Lieut. ; Wm. H. Watson, Brevet 2d Lieut. ; E. W. Crowell, Orderly Sergt. 56 members.
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INDEPENDENT PIONEER GUARD-Col J. B. Badger, comdg. ; King, 1st Lient .; T. S. Cunningham, 2d Licut. ; S. Terry, 3d Lieut. ; A. Daniels, 4th Lieut. ; J. Alden, Orderly Sergt.
MARION RIFLES-Armory corner Clay and Kearuy streets-Organized May 14th, 1852. -E. A. Rigg, Capt. ; J. W. Stillman, Ist Licnt .; John W. May, 2d Lieut. ; F. A. Bonnard, Brevet Lieut. ; L. F. Zantzinger, Qr. Master's Sergt. ; E. B. Zabriskic, Or- derly Sergt. 50 members.
S. F. NATIONAL LANCERS-Armory at the Nightingale, Mission Dolores-Organized June 25th, 1852 .- Thomas Hayes, Capt. ; M. Fennel, 1st Lieut. ; M. Hayes, 2d Lieut. ; J. C. Beideman, Brevet 2d Lieut. ; H. W. Byington, Qr. Master's Sorgt. ; J. M. Peter- son, Orderly Sergt. 85 members.
S. F. MINSTEL GUARD-Organized August 9th, 1856 .- Edwin Deaves Capt .; S. C. Campbell, Ist Lieut. ; Jerry Bryant, 2d Lieut. ; Wm. Birch, 3d Licut. j. G. W. Brady, Orderly Sergt. 50 members.
WALLACE GUARDS-Armory corner Clay and Kearny .- Robert Monroe, Capt .; W. T. Ross, Ist Lient. ; Hubert H. Kelly, 2d Lient. ; Charles McCardy, 3d Lieut. ; Jas. H. McDonald, Orderly Sergt. 35 members. WASHINGTON GUARDS-Armory Clay be- tween Montgomery and Leidesdorff .- Caleb Clapp,. Capt. ; Wm. Weiss, 1st Lieut. ; J. D. Carroll, 2d Lieut. ; J. H. Fitzgerald, 2d Licut. ; C. Holmes, Brevet 2d Lient. ; C. H. Bartlett, Orderly Sergt. 100 members. YOUNG AMERICA GUARDS-Chas. P. Ea- gan, Capt. ; Joseph L. McKee, Ist Lieut. ; J. R. Estill, Orderly Sergt. 24 members.
Associations.
HEBREW YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION .- Established October 7th, 1855 ; rooms SW. corner Dupont and Broad- way. The Library consists of 300 volumes, and the rooms are supplied with the current newspapers and periodicals of Europe and America. Officers-Seixas Solomons, Pres- ident; Emanuel Levy, V. President; Abram Hoffman, Secretary ; Henry Schmidt, Finan- cial Secretary ; S. Level, Treasurer; B. E. Van Stratten, Librarian.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
-Organized January 24th, 1853 ; rooms No. 17, Montgomery block. The Library num- bers 5000 volumes, including a valuable Li- brary of reference, which is free for public usc. The Reading Rooms are supplied with nearly one hundred different newspapers, and thirty different magazines and periodicals. Hours from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Terms of membership-Initiation fee, $5 00 ; month- ly ducs, $1 00; life membership, $100 00. Officers-F. A. Woodworth, President ; E. H. Washburn, Vice President ; E. H. How- ard, Corresponding Secretary ; W. C. Hyde, Recording Secretary ; W. R. Garrison, Trea- surer ; II. H. Moore, Librarian.
SEAMAN'S READING ROOM AND LI- BRARY-At Bethel, Clark str't near Drum. 17
S. FRANCISCO ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION-Established April 27th, 1854 ; Office, Phoenix Block, 174 Clay street. The objects of this association is to accumu- late a fund from its members, and to invest the same on such terms as its constitution prescribes, and thereby receive the benefit of associated action. Officers-E. W. Burr, President ; W. F. Herrick, Secretary.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION-Organized July, 1853 ; rooms in Ar- mory IIall Building, corner Sansome and Montgomery streets. This Association is designed especially to promote the moral, in- tellectual, and social improvement of the young men of San Francisco, and is wholly free from sectarian aims and influences. The Reading Rooms are supplied with all the leading domestic and foreign papers and magazines. The Library contains about 1400 volumes, and is open daily from 3 to 10 P. M., except Sundays ; on Sundays from 8 1-2 to 10 1-2 A. M. Terms of membership- The payment of an annual fee of five dollars constitutes an active member, and of three dollars an associate member. A payment of twenty-five dollars constitutes a life member without further dues. C. W. Bond, Presi- dent ; I. W. Knox, Secretary ; L. P. Fisher, Librarian.
Benevolent Societies.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Es- tablished October, 1850. L. Tichnor, Pres- ident ; M. Mayblum, Vice President ; Phillip Schloss, Treasurer ; S. Uhlfelder, Secretary. FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCI- ETY-Established in 1849 ; annual election of officers in January. Louis Cohn, Presi- dent; Aaron Stolz, Vice President; H. J. Labatt, Secretary ; Rnid Berel, Treasurer. FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Or- ganizen in 1851, for the relief of the sick and indigent of the French population; office 159 1-2 Sacramento street. F. Seully, Pres- ident ; E. Venard, Vice President; M. Re- bard, Treasurer ; A. Thomas, Secretary ; A. Marcou, Secretary; Arsene Boullet, Col- Icetor.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO- CIETY-Organized January 7th, 1854; of- fice Mission street, near Third. The objects of the Society are to aid the infirm of the German population generally, whose resi- dence in the State does not exceed six months duration, and especially all the members of the Society. Terms of membership, $1 00 per month. The society numbers five hun- dred and eighty-nine paying members. The property of the society consists of a lot on Pacific street, valued at $5,000, and furniture of hospital, etc., valued at $800, and $1721 cash in hand, belonging to the Hospital Building Fund. Officers-G. W. Beckh, President ; J. Gundlach, Ist Vice President ; L. Jacoby, 2d Vice President ; B. J. Broder- sen and D). Karsch, Secretaries ; H. Nielson, cashier ; David Meyer, Agent.
THE LADIES' AID AND PROTECTION SOCIETY-For the benefit of Seamen of
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the Port of San Francisco ; organized March, 1856; office 80 Davis strect, at Hillman's Temperance House. Officers-Mrs. C. Tho- mas, First Directress ; Mrs. C. D. Knight, Second Directress ; Mrs. E. Peck, Corres- ponding Secretary; Mrs. H. B. Cu-hing, Treasurer ; Board of Trustees-M. P. Webb, Esq., President ; L. Peck, Esq., Secretary ; Mrs. R. H. Lambert, Financial Agent, 80 Davis street.
LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES- Established August 12th, 1855. Officers- Mrs. B. Regensburger, President ; Mrs. Su- tro, Vice President ; Mrs. Y. Mayblm, Sec- retary ; Mrs. Bloomingdale, Treasurer.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREAV BENEVO- LENT SOCIETY-Established in 1855. Mrs. F. Tandler, President ; Mrs. E. Wolf, Vice President ; Mrs. Sarah Waldo, Seere- tary ; Mrs. J. Rich, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LADIES' PROTEC- TION AND RELIEF SOCIETY-Es- tablished August 4th, 1853. The objects of the Society are to render aid or protection to women in need or distress, residents or stran- gers ; office 151 Sacramento street. Officers -Mrs. A. E. A. Holbrook, President ; Mrs. E. B. Galusha, Secretary; Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, Vice President ; Mrs. A. W. Darling, Treasurer ; Mrs. F. A. Baldwin, Agent.
Societies, General and Social.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES-Organized April 22d, 1853; rooms Phoenix Block, 174 Clay street, be- tween Montgomery and Kearny. This So- ciety was organized for the promotion of in- formation in regard to the Natural History and resources of California. Officers elected for 1856-Leander Ransom, President ; Dr. A. Kellogg, Ist Vice President . Dr. J. N. Eckel, 2d Vice President ; Edward Bosqui, Treasurer ; Dr. Wm. O. Avres, Correspond- ing Secretary; M. Geo. Read, Recording Secretary; T. J. Nevins, Librarian ; Dr. Jas. R. Trask, Curator of Geology and Mine- rology ; H. G. Bloomer, Curator of Botany ; L. W. Sloat, Curator of Conchology ; Dr. L. Lanszwert, Curator of Zoology.
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS' SOCIETY-Or- ganized August, 1850 .- Rooms, Bella Union Building, Washington street, two doors above Kearny, opposite the Plaza. The Society is composed of native Californians and pioneer residents of California, (citizens of U. S.) prior to January 1st, 1850. Its object is to cultivate the social virtues of its members ; to collect and preserve informa- tion connected with the early settlement and conquest of the country ; and to perpetuate the memory of the Pioneers of California. The Society numbers 700 members .- Officers for 1856: Thomas O. Larkin, President ; F. J. Lippit, W. T. Thompson and T. D. Johns, Vice Presidents; G. B. Post, Treas- urer; A. B. Perkins, Secretary ; S. R. Har- ris, (M. D.) A. B. Stout, (M. D.) Win. Ar- rington, A. G. Randall, M. M. Harvey, H. S. Brown and J. H. Gardner, Board of Di- rectors ; E. Gould Buffum, W. B. Farwell,
Wm. H. Clark, Otis V. Sawyer and G. K. Fitch, Corresponding Committee.
GERMAN CLUB,(social society) -- Rooms S. side Pine street, between Montgomery and Sansome. The rooms are supplied with all the domestic publications, and most of the European and German periodicals and pa- pers ; together with a select library.
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY .- S. P. Webb, President ; W. B. Farwell, Secretav.
PACIFIC CLUB, (social society,)-Organized May 20th, 1852-SE. corner Montgomery and Jackson streets; contains library and reading rooms, supplied with all the domes- tic and foreign newspapers and periodicals. Numbers 100 members.
PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF S. F .- For the promotion of Medical Science - Or- ganized in 1851. A. J. Bowie, M. D., Presi- dent ; A. B. Stout, M. D., Secretary.
S. F. MEDICAL SOCIETY-Organized Nov. 17th, 1853. The Socity has for its object the promotion of Medical Science, and the en- couragement of the social virtues among the members of the medical profession, and is intended to embrace every regular member of the profession, of San Francisco. 45 members. Officers : H. Gibbons, M. D., President ; F. Downer, M. D., and B. A. Sheldon, M. D., Vice Presidents ; W. P. Gibbons, M. D., Corresponding Secretary ; W. Carman. M. D., Recording ' Secretary; F. A. Holman, M. D., Treasurer; W. O. Avres, Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN, (social society,) -Organized Oct. 2d, 1853 .- Rooms 140 Kearny street, Hunt's Building. Library numbers 3,000 volumes. Reading room is supplied with 30 different newspapers, and all the current magazines and periodicals. Numbers 250 members. Officers elected Oct. Ist, 1856 : Col. A. Haraszthy, Presi- dent ; H. Siering, and G. W. Beckh, Vice- Presidents ; Em. Nenman, Recording Secre- tary ; Louis Jacoby, Secretary of Accounts ; Edward Kruse, Treasurer; The. Wallweber, Librarian.
TURN VEREIN SOCIETY OF S. F. (social society)-Organized in 1833-Kearny street, between Pacific and Broadway. Officers : A. J. Lafontaine, President ; J. Thiele, Vice President ; Weigert and Reisser, Turnwards ; J. Kock, Singward.
Masonic Societies.
GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPT- ED MASONS of the State of California. Officers elected May, 1856: Wm. H. How. ard, M. W. Grand Master, San Jose ; J. A. Raymond, R. W., Deputy Grand Master, Shasta ; Lemuel Lyon, R. W., Senior Grand Warden, Stockton ; P. W. Randle, R. W., Junior Grand Warden, Marysville; Addi- son Martin, R. W., Grand Treasurer, Sacra- mento ; Alex. G. Abell, R. W., Grand Sec- retary, San Francisco; O. C. Wheeler, Rev. & W., Grand Chaplain, Sacramento; John F. Morse, W., Grand Orator, Sacramento ; L. C. Owen, W., Assistant Grand Secretary, San Francisco ; Charles Marsh, W., Grand
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Marshu, Nevada ; A. G. Simpson, W., Grand Stand ird Bearer, Forbestown ; Thos. Foster, W., Grand Sword Bearer, Los Ange- les; George C. Yount, W., Grand Bible Bearer, Napr; J. P. Smith, W., Senior Grand Deacon, Yreka ; Gardner Elliot, W., Junior Grand Deacon, San Francisco ; H. G. Brown, W., Grand Steward, Downieville ; J. B. Buker, W., Grand Steward, Placer- ville ; EI. L. Davis, W, Grand Organist, San Francisco ; J. W. Hartman, W., Grand Pursuivant, Santa Rosa ; O. D. Chafec, W., Grand Tyler, Sacramento. The Grand Lodge of F. and A. M., of California, holds its annual Communications, at the city of Sacramento, on the second Tuesday of May, and there are now in existence, under its ju- risdiction, 99 chartered Lodges, and 4 under Dispensation. Of these, there are seven in Sin Francisco, whose names are as fol- lows :
CALIFORNIA LODGE, No. 1-Stated Meet- ings, first Thursday in each month. Officers -Alex G. Abell, W. Master, and Gr. Sec. ; Henry F. Williams, Sen. Warden ; Gardner Elliott, Jun. Warden, and J. G. D. ; Theo. A. Barry, Treasurer ; Elisha W. Bourne, Secretary ; Benj. H. Freeman, Sen. Deacon ; Win. H. Lyon, Jun. Deacon ; James H. Bristow, Chaplain ; Benj. J. Patten, Mar- shal; Wm. Il. Moore and John Brannan, Stewards; Phineas Gardner, Tyler.
SAN FRANCISCO LODGE, No. 7-Stated Meetings, first Wednesday in each month. Officers-J. J. Papy, W. Master; J. K. Washburn, Sen. Warden ; W. H. Pottorff, Jun. Warden ; Jas. Ballentine, Treasurer ; John Wade, Secretary; A. Helbing, Sen. Deacon; T. E. Byrnes, Jun. Deacon ; T. Harris, Marshal ; D. McNeil and I. Myers, Stewards ; P. Gardner, (California Lodge,) Tyler.
LOGE LA PARFAITE UNION, No. 17- Meets at the Masonic Hall, on Montgomery street, between Sacramento and California. Reunion Ordinaire, le premier Vendredi de chagne mois. Les Officiers-Leopold Levy, V. Maitre ; Sosthene Driard, ler Surveil- lant ; Constant Hubert, 2de Surveillant ; Louis Beraud, Tresorier ; A. J. A. Guillet, Secretaire ; Charles Thierry, ler Diacre ; Pierre Portois, 2de Diacre; Prospere Cor- binicre, Orateur ; Amic Gazan, Marechale ; Jacques Delange and Louis Gobert, Maitres de Ceremonies ; Jean Branger, Couvreur. OCCIDENTAL LODGE, No. 22-Stated Meet- ings, fourth Monday in each month. Officers -Albert G. Randall, W. Master ; Win. M. La Roche, Sen. Warden ; John B. Newton, Jun. Warden; Samuel Loring, Treasurer ; Edward S. Benson, Secretary ; J. Oscar El- dridge, Sen. Deacon ; David B. Hunt, Jun. Deacon ; Annis Merrill, Chaplain ; James G. Pearson, Marshal ; Stewart Smith, Lum- ley Franklin, Stewards; Joel Noah, Tyler. GOLDEN GATE LODGE, No. 30-Stated Meetings, first Tuesday in each month. Of- ficers-Lawrence C. Owen, W. Master ; Wm. S. Phelps, Sen. Warden ; James Hayes, Jun. Warden ; Adolphus A. Hobe, Treasurer; James C. George, Secretary ; Geo. S. HIull, Sen. Deacon ; Thomas Big-
ley, Jun. Deacon ; Ed. M. Cottrell, Marshal ; Geo. Il. Leland, JJames L. Miller, Stewards ; Joel Noah (of Occidental Lodge), Tyler.
MOUNT MORLAH LODGE, No. 44-Stated Meetings, second Wednesday in each month. Officers-Chas. R. Sannders, W. Master ; J. M. Abrams, Sen. Warden ; Henry L. Davis, Jun. Warden ; W. Melvin Smith, Treasurer ; Chas. T. Wilson, Secretary ; J. E. Terrill, Sen. Deacon ; Geo. L. Kenny, Jun. Deacon ; Geo. Gates, Marshal ; Albert H. Clark, S. C. Gardner, Stewards ; John Torrence, Tyler.
LEBANON LODGE, No. 49-Stated Meetings, fourth Thursday in each month. Officers- Jacob Maver, W. Master; Louis Cohn, Sen. Warden; R. R. Pearce, Jun. Warden ; M. Elgutter, Treasurer; H. J. Labatt, Secre- tary ; F. A. Benjamin, Sen. Deacon ; A. Hecht, Jun. Deacon ; Frederick Lewis, Mar- shal; S. Steinhart, B. Simon, Stewards ; Joel Noah (of Occidental Lodge), Tyler.
GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS of the State of California-Offi- cers elected May, 1856-O. H. Dibble, M. E., Nevada, G. H. P .; W. W. Traylor, M. E., Sonora, D. G. H. P .; W. G. West, E., Shasta, G. K .; J. A. Jackson, E., Colum- bia, G. S .; T A. Thomas, E., Sacramento, Grand Secretary; P. W. Shepheard, E., San Francisco, G. Treasurer ; Rev. Morris Evans, Gass Valley, G. Chaplain ; A. Hollub, San Francisco, G. C. H. ; A. D. Park, Diamond Springs, G. R. A. C .; J. L. Thompson, Sacramento, G. Guard. The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of California holds its Annual Convocations at the city of Sacramento, on the Friday next preceding the second Tues- day in May, and there are now in existence under its jurisdiction fifteen chartered Chap- ters and one under dispensation. Of these there are two in the city of San Francisco, whose names, officers and days of meeting are as follows :
SAN FRANCISCO CHAPTER, No. 1-Stated meetings, Ist and 3d Mondays of each month at Masonic Hall, NE. corner of Kearny and Washington streets. Officers-A. Hollub, M. E. H. P .; P. W. Shepheard, E. K .; Lewis Peck, E. S .; H. Mathews, C. H. ; L. Wertheimer, P. S .; F. Pulvermacher, R. A. C .; W. Reynolds, M. 3d V .; Isaac Kohn, M. 2d V., Treasurer; M. Whitney, M. Ist V. ; Sammel Curry, Martin J. Burke, Sec'y. CALIFORNIA CHAPTER, No. 5 - - Stated meetings, Ist and 3d Tuesdays of each month, at the same hall as preceding. Officers-W. H. Howard, M. E. H. P .; R. E. Raymond, E. K .; J. C. L. Wadsworth, E. S .; W. B. Little, C. II .; M. S. Martin, M. 3d V .; G. T. Knox, R. A. C .; H. S. Gates, M. 2d V .; A. G. Randall, M. Ist V. : Eli Cook, Treasurer : E. W. Bourne, Secretary ; P. Gardner, Guard.
There are two Encampments of the Order of Knights Templar in this State-one in this city and the other in Sacramento-both holden under the General Grand Encampment of the United Stat s.
SAN FRANCISCO ENCAMPMENT, No. 1 -Ilolds its regular meetings at the Asylum, NE. corner of Kearny and Washington
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streets, on the first Friday in each month. Officers-Leander Ransom, M. E. Sir Kt., Grand Commander ; Richard F. Knott, E. Sir Kt., Generalissimo; Jas. C. L. Wads- worth, Sir Kt., Captain General ; James H. Bristow, Sir Kt., Prelate ; Eli Cook, Sir Kt., Senior Warden ; Wm. G. Badger, Sir Kt., Junior Warden ; John H. Brown, Sir Kt., Treasurer ; J. Frank Miller, Sir Kt., Re- corder ; John S. Watson, Sir Kt., Standard Bearer ; John W. Tucker, Sir Kt., Sword Bearer ; W. B. Little, Sir Kt., Warder ; Phineas Gardner, Sir Kt., Sentinel.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA-Or- ganized May 17th, 1853 .- Officers for the year ending June 30th, 1857-H. M. Heus- ton, M. W. Grand Master, Marysville ; War- ren Heaton, R. W. D. Grand Master, Forest City ; M. K. Shearer, R. W. Grand Warden, Diamond Springs ; T. Rodgers Johnson, R. W. Grand Secretary, San Francisco ; Geo. I. N. Monel, R. W. Grand Treasurer, Sacra- mento ; S. H. Parker, of San Francisco, and M. Hyneman, of Auburn, R. W. G. Repre- sentatives ; Henson Hazel, W. Grand Chap- lain, Auburn ; Joseph W. Hilsee, W. Grand Marshal, Vallejo ; J. St. C. Wilson, W. Grand Conductor, St. Louis; G. K. Hen- dall, W. Grand Guardian, Oroville ; J. L. Wilson, W. Grand Herald, San Francisco. A. S. Iredale, District Deputy Grand Master for San Francisco.
DEGREE LODGE, No. 2,-San Francisco- instituted September 21st, 1853. Meets at Odd Fellow's Hall.
R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF I. O.O. F. -Grand Lodge of California-Officers for the year ending June 30th, 1857-Prescott Robinson, M. W. Grand Patriarch; Peter Decker, M. E. G. High Priest ; David Ken- dall, R. W. G. Senior Warden ; T. Rodgers Johnson, R. W. Grand Scribe ; Philo White, R. W. Grand Treasurer ; M. K. Shearer, R. W. G. Junior Warden ; Chas. H. Randall, W. G. Sentinel; N. W. Moore, W. D. G. Sentinel.
GOLDEN GATE, No. 1-Meets at Odd Fellow's Hall. Officers-G. M. Garwood, C. P .; S. Webb, H. P .; J. L. Van Bokkelen, S. W .; L. H. Nolte, Scribe; J. G. Canfield, Treas- urer ; H. P. Eayers, J. W.
WALHALLA, No. 7-Meets at Odd Fellow's Hall. Officers-J. Fischer, C. P .; Charles E. Raabe, H. P .; Wm. Bitter, S. W .; J. La Fontaine, Scribe; A. Himmelmann, Treasurer ; H. Meese, J. W.
CALIFORNIA LODGE, No. 1-Meets on Mon- day evenings at Odd Fellow's Hall, Officers -Alex. Eaton, N. G,; Thomas King, V. G .; Francis Cook, Secretary ; Chas. Davis, P. G. Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LODGE, No. 3-Meets on Friday evenings at Odd Fellow's Hall. Of- ficers-J. G. Canfield, N. G .; Jas. B. Chase, V. G. ; John G. Mitchell, Secretary ; M. S. Buckelew, Treasurer.
HARMONY LODGE, No. 13-Meets Tuesday evenings at Odd Fellow's Hall. Officers-
W. Kulp, N. G .; John Fischer, V. G .; C. Raabe, Secretary ; A. Himmelman, Treasurer. YERBA BUENA LODGE, No. 15-Meets on
. Thursday evenings at Odd Fellow's Hall. Officers-Jas. A. J. Bohen, N. G .; George T. Bohen, V. G .; H. P. Eayes, Secretary ; A. S. Iredale, P. G. Treasurer.
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 17-Meets on Wed- nesday evenings at Odd Fall. Officers-G. M. Garwood, N. G. ; Horace Morrison, V. G .; R. S. Lamot, Secretary ; Geo. W. Ry- der, Treasurer.
MAGNOLIA LODGE, No. 29-Meets on Wed- nesday evenings at Odd Fellow's Hall. Of- ficers-Martin White, P. G. N. G .; John Shelley, V. G .; Asa DeCrag, Secretary ; Julius T. Pomery, Treasurer.
Temperance Societies.
GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA .- Officers -- C. C. Knowles, G. W. T., San Francisco ; Aniazroh Smith, G. W. V. T., Downieville ; Thos. M. White, G. W. R., Placerville ; H. A. Burnett, G. W. Treasurer, Sacramento ; L. L. Alexander, G. W. U., Sonora; T. B. Gibbs, G. W. S .. Georgetown; B. C. Mc- Curry, G. W. Chap., Iowa Hill. Annual Sessions held in Sacramento city, commenc- ing on last Tuesday in May. There are 60 Subordinate Divisions in the State.
MORNING STAR T. OF H., No. 2, San Fran. cisco-B. D. Bullard, W. C. T .; S. Robb, W. R .- meets at Temperance Hall every Tuesday evening.
TWILIGHT DEGREE TEMPLE, No. 2- Meets at Temperance Hall Ist and 3d Satur- day nights of each month. J. S. Gorham, D. T .; S. Robb, D. R. Council Depart- ment of Twilight Degree Temple-C. C. Knowles, C. of C .; B. D. Bullard, R. of C .- meets at Temperance Hall 2d and 4th Saturday evenings.
WHITE LILLY SOCIAL TEMPLE .- Mrs. J. E. Wolfe, S. P. T .; J. S. Gorham, B. P T .; Mrs. King, S. R. ; J. H. Brown, B. R. SONS OF TEMPERANCE .- Officers of Grand Division of the State of California-E. W. Roberts, G. W. P., Rough and Ready; W. R. Kerr, G. W. A., Stockton ; A. C. Man- ning. G. W. S., Sacramento ; A. M. Winn, G. W. T., Sacramento; Rev. O. C. Wheel- er, G. Chaplain, Sacramento; Wm. Flem- ing, G., Forest City.
CALIFORNIA DIVISION, No. 2-Meets at Temperance Hall every Thursday evening. EXCELSIOR DIVISION, No. 6-Mects at Temperance Hall every Monday evening. GOLDEN GATE DIVISION, NO. 12-Meets on Taylor street, near Clay, every Tuesday evening.
Joint Stock Companies.
ALTA TELEGRAPH Co .- Office 97 Merchant street-H. H. Hartley, President; A. G. Richardson, Treasurer ; W. W. Smith, Sec- retary ; James Gamble, General Superin't.
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AMERICAN RUSSIAN COMMERCIAL Co. -Office NE. corner of Montgomery and Jackson streets-J. Mora Moss, President ; S. J. Hensley, Vice President ; W. Burling, Secretary.
BROADWAY WHARF Co .- Capital, $120,- 000-Office 140 Clay street .- Levi Parsons, President ; J. H. Fish, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH Co .- Capital, $300,000 .- Office 101 Mereh't st .- H. W. Carpentier, President ; W. B. Ran- som, Superintendent and Secretary; Jas. C. Palmer, Treasurer ; E. O. Wait, Operator ; B. G. Stockton, Book-keeper.
CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO. -Capital, $2,500,000-organized March Ist, 1854 .- Office corner Jackson and Front street .- Saml. J. Hensly, President ; James Whitney, Jr .. Viec President ; Wm. Norris, Secretary.
CENTRAL WHARF Co .- Capital, $300,000 -- Office, Masonie Hall, 112 Montgomery street. -Geo. H. Howard, President; George R. Ward, Secretary.
CLAY STREET WHARF Co .- Capital, $300,- 000-Office 68 Merchant street .- Joseph B. Leonard, President ; Dr. H. S. Gates, Vice President ; C. O. West, Secretary ; Wm. K. Garrison, Treasurer.
JACKSON STREET WHARF Co .- Capital, $200,000 .- Office 140 Clay street. - Levi Parsons, President ; J. H. Fish, Secretary. MERCHANTS' TRANSPORTATION CO .- Capital, $100,000 .- Office corner Davis and Pacific streets .- Capt. Sephen Card, Presi- dent ; W. G. Eason, Secretary.
PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD Co. -Capital, $2,000,000-ten per cent. called in .- Office 49 Montgomery Bloek .- H. W. Halleek, President ; Samuel J. Hensley, Vice President ; Chas. R. Bond, Secretary ; C. V. Garrison, Treasurer ; W. J. Lewis, Chief Engineer.
PACIFIC EXPRESS Co .- Office NE. corner Montgomery and California streets .- D. Brigham, Jr., President.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co .- Office Sacramento street corner of Leidesdorff .- Forbes & Babeock, Agents.
PACIFIC WHARF Co .- Capital, $200,000- Office 189 Sansome street .- Nicholas G. Kittle, President and Treasurer ; J. G. Kit- tle, Seerctary. This Company is free from all liabilities, and has paid all claims dne the city at the termination of each and every month.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAIL ROAD Co. -Capital, $1,500,000 .- Office 101 Merchant street .- C. L. Wilson, President ; Wm. T. Sherman, Vice President; Edward Jones, Treasurer; H. R. Payson, Secretary.
SAUCELITO WATER Co .- Capital $150,000 Office corner of Washington and Drum sts. Wm. H. Tahnage, President ; D. Brigham, jr., Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO GAS Co .- $1,000,000 Capital. Incorporated in 1852. Office, First street, between Natoma and Howard. Jas. Donahue, President ; J. Mora Moss, Vice President ; Joseph G. Eastland, Secretary ; Win. W. Beggs, Engineer and Superintend- ent. The Company have 12 miles of gas
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