Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

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and Emily Webster votes.
FORWARD, No 5J5.-Cha. Irener and ]. u. Wilson;
= votes.
EMrsr, No. 8il.-Josiah J.cka, z. Oates. Henry
Netson p. Allen, Jr. and X. III. GoldsYorthy;
votes
AAzoxASIe, No. li.--samue Murrsh aud b. W.
EuavsA, No O8.--John Trezona and Mary Sin.
cox votes.
WYoA No. No 3Oi.-C. b. Higgins, VIM. uickcox
and Sarah Walker; votes,
CLNAn WArsR, No. 5T.-Chas. Wilcox vote.
BLUFF, No. Or. T. james; vote.
ApyAsoR No. 1i4.--Thos. NJ. Evans and Joseph
Mitchell votes.
Mousr HOPE, No. al. 90, Stevens and D. Jarvis;
2 votes.
AAiry, No. 3l6.-T II. johnson and Clarence Bur
net; votes.
JOHN B. TEASDALE,
JOAN NJ, WILSON,
TH0S. ROBERTS
Committee.
Ga motion, the report was adopted.
VIM Coldwell and Sister Carter were
then appointed as Committee on Pros
granme.
"Cnll Of Lodges" was then taken up,
as follows:
Arena, No. 90. Bro Brisbane re
sponded He said this lodge was doing
well; every thing is working harmonious
", and an influence for good is felt; Bro
ilughas stated that their membership had
Increased ~ since last Convg ntion; have
paper, which is well supported, fur
nishIng entertainment of a high tone, at
the same time utofding much good IN
structon. Membership -.
Forward. No. jj5 Bros. Trener and
Wilson responded Tue membership OF
this lodge has been gradually decreasing
FROM some unaccountablo cause; though
tho sentiment Of the eutire community
was Of the right kind aud in the right di
rection yet the interest formerly mani
fcsted had, seemingly, tagged.
Emery No. 3ll,-i'ros. Jacka, Oates,
Goldsworthv, Nelson and others respond
ed Lodge prosperipg membership l4o,
and arc At almost every meeting able to
report additions plenty of work to do,
and with the aid of the new law hoped
to accomplish much good. Cold Water
Temple, No. |, all right, with mem
bership OF 300
Ma1omauie, No. l4-Bro. la2eltine
said No II was doing we'll membership
about Sc, and steadily increasing; have
a good, spirited paper for entertainment;
average attendance good
Eureka, No. lO3,--J Trezona and
Sarah Sincox responded Lodge steadi'
" Increasing; have mouthly paper
membership 80
Wyoming. No. 30t--Bro iIickcox and
Sarah Walker responded Lodge gain
ing in numbers aud Influence; lose a
large number Of members, they emigrNt.
ing West music in abundance, with es-
says AMI papor, for entertainment.
Bluff No 60 - Response by X L. James
This lodge is doing as well rs con lie ex
pectea being vet young; healthy III
terest is manifested, and their numJe
is growing larger
Advance Lodge, No HIT NJ. Evans
and Jos Mitchell responded Member
ship 80; This is n young odIe-lnst'tut
ed in March, lST2--but is doing an im-
menso amount OF god; have debates
and papers, alternately, for ensertaln-
ment
Mount Hope No. llI.-Responses y
Bros, Stevens and jarvis. Have initiates
almost every night Of l'egtingi lodge is
young yet its influence is already felt
entertain hopes OF doing much good.
Amitv, No. 3lO-Nhis lodge is IN a
prosperou. conditions membership -
most Of whom arc young people,
The ". {. I. then appointed standing
committees as follows
State II Order.--Bros. Uazaltiue No
H. Austin, No. 5jj, Tre.ona, No l0J
aad Sister Carter, Ne. 216
Co'd Water Fmp'cs - Bros. Hughes
10 276, Wilson, No 6j5, Roberts, No, 43
aei Sister " oLsterr No As ~ g.,