Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-15

holding Withdrawal cards from ApoIIo
aqd located at Middleburg, Summit county,
Ohio, and offered resolution to that eff
feet, which was adopted.
: The committee then reported in favor of
granting the prayer of petitioners for the
removal of Homer Lodge No. 145 from its
present location at Fayetteville, Brown
county, to Marathon, Clermont county, and
offered resolution, which was adoptedy
that the prayer of the petitioners be grant
ed. s,..-- zs't
Representative Platt, from the commi :
tee on Correspondence, presented report
20 the effect that the committee had exam
ined the correspondence of the Grand Mas-
ter ana nnd it very voluminous, and thtt
the Grand Master has discharged his duties
with eommendable ability and prompt
ness. Report accepted
A question by Brother Harris, in refer
ence TO giving the password to a member
holding certificate from the grand off,
GERS, was referred to the Legislative CON-
mittee.
On motion, the salary of the Grand Sec
retary was fixed at $1,000 per annum, by
vote OF Ga to 4.
Representative Newkirk. from the COM
mittee on Claims, presented various claims
and recommended that they be adjusted.
The report was adopted and the claims or
dered paid.
Representative Bell, of No. BOG, from the
committee on Charters, presented report
from said committee recommending that
the prayers of various petitioners for char
ters to establish lodges at Stockport, Nor
gan county, and Crestline, Crawford coun-
ty, Ohio, be adopted, and presented reso-
lut1oE, which was granted, to that effect.
Representative Overdier presented re-
| port from a special committee recommend
! ing that the appeal of Brother Crowelt, ask
ing leave 70 unite into this jurisdiction per-
sons belonging to Lodges of other States,
be referred to committee on Appeals
Adopted.
On motion, the following resolutions
were adopted: 81
By Representative Deuel.:
Resolved, That the Grand Master be al
lowed compensation for two days extra
session in attending upon this session of
the Grand Lodge.
By Representative Dufeu:
Resotued, That 8 500 copies of the pro-
ceedings of this Grand Lodge be ordered
prin1ed.
By Mr.. Weaver:
Reso,ued, That the sum of $50 be allowed
the Cleveland Lodge for expenses in fitting
up their hall for the use of this Grand
Lodge.
Rep. Keller, from the committee on Elec-
tions, reported that the committee had ex-
amined the votes cast for Grand Officers,
and find them correct Report accepted.
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Lodge took recess until o'clock 2. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.
The Grand Lodge reassembled pursuant
to adjournment. to1
1t was decided by ballot that the next an
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge be held
at Marietta.
On motion, the amendment to the 9Th sec
tion of Art. l, Constitution of the Grand
Lodge, adopted yesterday, was reconsid-
cred, amended, and adopted.
Rep. Deuel., from the Committee on
Grievances, presented various documents
relating to an orphan child of deceased
member of Wyandott Lodge, who had been
: provided for by the Western Reserve
, Lodge. and bill and communication for
> warded to Wyandott Lodge which had re-
ceived no reply.
f The following resolution was offered by
Rep. Deuel. and adopted:
Resolued, That the Grand Master elect be
requested to INQUIRE into the correctness of
the account, and to cause Wvandott Lodge
ITO to reimburse Western Reserve Lodge
SO for proper expenditures.
Rep. Steele offered the following resolu-
tion:
WHEREAS In some counties in this State
the subordinate Lodges are required by the
| assessors to list for taxation the property
r and grounds of their Lodges.
Resotged That IN the OPINION OF TINS
G tha nVe ia ;ns,;trt;ons @o
snnt
Po.ozno5 Tbo+ tbe cr.rd Sec-e+orv bs
o,d ;S b.rohr ;nstr,otad 70 o.ohodu tbis
rnsolr'.;nr, IN h;s "narteri,, o;ronior - tho
soSnuSiUata II ndn nS,,ss ae"' '". w '"S
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oe PoU = P;rd oI:o renorted in foyor of oront-
;n% tLo wee of netit;onars for charters To
. astshi;sh T odaeS at Goiumhiana Colnmh;.
> ana onnntv and .rsxas Henry county. and
o@ared q rssoInt;on which xvss ednnted To
> > that offsot
Tbe honr fve4 hv snec;al orders having
: orr;,,o5 ;nstrmoI;o1s p,ars aiven in the mn.
= nr;t,en ,r wnrt u0'ioN' "eie gwen =. '-e
: IT, oon,n,;,.oe nm E;nonoa renortal
.hat tha oon,n n,;ttoe bod o1am;ned the honSs
q of the President, Secretary and Treasur-
er, and found them sufficient. Report
adopted.
Rep. Overdier, from the Legislative COM
g mittee, presented the following, which was
u passed:
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