Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-17
Ill subject to- draft by the order.
s,ch is the work of our Order.
Ionrnal read and approved. :

If O1estiens and Answers.
s,,n,a an officer rise as soon as candidate
J. ,..senled by " VI. fJr charge, or alter the can
1 .date l. Introduced
0 WHAT'S the proper order OF passing the Dali
No law { n the subject; he method given IN
gh,,es digest. is preferred method however,
ne bajlo should he tnade as secret as po s.he. anc
siuHee. ID BY " AM eupporttis the srcrec?
it, som. extent destroyed. In my opinion no one
hi w. 9 7 n ud know the result OF the baiot'
except that it elects or rS5ec's Authority, however,
,#..e ar N | am diifeis with me and directs .he
u,Sectior q the ballot by other officers me
n i. N ai, no. watch the casting OF the ballot
and member. should be careful to conceal hon
~iaer, tn lr ballot
o. Dn three hita balls electg
Yes any member.
O are members required to VoteY
No. They are advised to vote. but net re-
.aired. Persons who do not vote, are NOT 70 "e
C.-hre he r. q, 4. and ". Y. T. required to
t4tc the Ireess =,
- hey are rot the natter was LEFT to the
,-,esl &. Lodges. and our &, l.. does not require
o-Isit, or Is +, not, advisable to keep up degree
-.urJugsY
s..t.r work with the degree than Without, aud
,syy ave useful as regulator to other hodges, that
staall exist without hem.
. What plan can adopt to dispense with
q &. INF ia, ian fee in l. dyes aud Degree Temples!
A-Ih- fee must Ire paid, bat it may then be
te4ittel BY action q the lodge or Temple
Installation Of officers then took
place by G. w. G. r., Kanouse.
Al Of the officers present except
VI. r. S. Sister Meigs of No. 216,
was appointed ". d. NJ.
Bro. Allen thanked the Conven-
zion l1G the honor thus for the fifth
limo conferred upon ham, called
upon the officers and members OF
,Ac Convention, to unite with him
iu advancing the lines of temper
.acr IN this coenty expressed his
belief that God was on our side,
and we would prevail, and we would
receive in addition to the satisfac-
slol OF doing our best for the cause
A.. fallen humanity in this werld,
-aa g!orions reward in the next, OF
chose who loved and helped their
3el2w men,
Tie reports CT Committees were
saeu received as follows
Gel- Committee on Juvenile Temples, would
-eH-crvely snbm the following report:
E@o,,ei, hat IA performing the duty taken
We a., we can IS haginss ' nsS ense the O
Interests Of the youth of our land, in preventing
and as cur nd tSs adopted g The ' orsannn
,n' kn.wn as Juvenile Temples" il Is our impera
'tyaa,Gce 10 S its meetings and our general support
%y[5 hg S " r we may be w rt@af Sa 70 the
la.vry,: t,e juvenile temples, TO have the
n the . mt "a s,o or, ceremones '"S "pp'A'' !"
We 1nd reme,e' ,eP pre- IN this Convention
'.n'ed. Count rr No. q membership Of . ttast
] % IN o usGgn non OF ~ mf rac ~ our
ne a! lack OF interest iAAsn by the Subordinate
anea TT. HUGHES,
N Al. q o JoiSEh.
The report was on motion
alopted.
Committee on Resolution submit
tbpir ieuort as follows.
Whereas. "The foe with whom we
have to contend. ia crafty and
powerful. and TO resist sncb a foe
successfully viii ranni,.a nnr MIGHT
lest eaorts.o Therefore be It
Ees0lged, That each member ofthis
Convention urge upon their several
l.odrns. the necessity of nnitv NJ
a:io1. as TAUGHT in orr ritual 50 as
TO combine orr effort AGAINST "this
Giant evil. and make our nlans and
acts most potent for good
R.u5lJ MAJ v,hee+hor 81 ,or,o
.r abroad. it is orr duty as Good