The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

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Jersey; Dinwiddie, Indiana; Sistel
Blanton, Virginia; Wayne, New
York. 81
Commercial Relations Brothers
Rosa, Delaware; James, Maryland
Thing, Maine; Sister Booth, Colo
RADIO; Sherwin, Wisconsin.
Resolutions Brothers Ware, Mas
sachusetts; Nicholson, New Jersey;
Sister Ellis, Ohio; Baylor, West
Virginia; Adams, Minnesota.
Masters Address; Sisters Moore,
Maryland; Ware, Massachusetts,;
Woodman, Michigan; Piollet, Penn
sylvania; Sims, Kansas.
Executive Committees Report :
Brothers Steele, California; Wilson,
Florida; Lipscomb, South Carolina
Sisters Smith, Georgia; Steele, Cali
fornia.
Lecturers Report: Brother Will
son, Florida; Sisters Chase, New
Hampshire; Roas, Delaware; Booth,
Colorado; Sherwin, Wisconsin.
Accounts Brothers Sims. Kan
sas; Eshbaugh, Missouri; Wayne, New
York; Sisters Woodman, Michigan;
Ware, Massachusetts.
Claims and Grievances: Brothers
Aiken, South Carolina; Alexander,
North Carolina; Booth, Colorado;
Sisters Steele, California James, In
diana.
Mileage: Brothers Ellis, Ohio;
Sherwin, Wisconsin; Sisters Rosa,
Delaware; James, Indiana; Sims,
Kansas. -, h7a-l
Foreign Relations: Brothers Lang,
Texas; Rosa, Delaware; Piollef,
Pennsylvania; Shirley, Oregon; Alex
ander, North Carolina.
Education: Brothers Harwell,
Tennessee; Chase, New Hampshire:
Sisters Moore, Maryland; Nicholson,
New Jersey; Blanton, Virginia. ~
Order of Business: Bros. Wood
man, Michigan; Moore, MARYLAND ;
Ellis, Ohio; Lipscomb, South Caro-
lima; Harwell, Tennessee.
The Grange took short recess in
order to allow certain committees to
prepare business for consideration.
After reasscmbling letter was read
from the Governor, inviting the
members of the Grange to recep-
ton at his mansion tonight. The
invitation was, on motion, accepted
with the thanks of the Grange. ll
The following
ORDER OF BUSINESS
was adopted:
/. Opening of the Grange.
& 2. Reading minutes of the proceed
ing day. 'i", ".i
8. Reports or recommendations of
officers.
4. Report of the executive COM
mittee.
D. Reports of the standing COM
mittees.
6. Reports of special committees.
z. Call of roll of States, for the in
PRODUCTION of business, for reference
without debate.
8. Motions and resolutions.
Q. Special orders of the day.
10. Unfinished business.
The question of per diem and mile
age of the members of the Grange
was referred to the Finance commit
tee.
The Grange took recess until 2:3O
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Under call of States number of
resolutions were read and referred to
appropriate committees.
On motion the invitation to visit
Churchland Grange, near Norfolk,
was accepted. The Grange win prob
ably go down there via the river
boats, on next Thursday, Thanksgiv-
ing DAY. The secretary was ordered
to notify the Grange, informing them
of its action. p8.I
Mr.. Ellis, member of the execu-
tive committee, was excused from
service on the committee on per
diem and mileage, and Mr.. Rosa APP
pointed in his stead. '..s
The Grange adjourned until $3.50
this morning.
During the business of the morn
ing session WORTHY Master Adams,
in the chair, was taken suddenly sick
from nervous depression, brought
about by severe and arduous labor,
preparing business for the session.
IL is thought that a good nights rest
and perfect quiet will restore the
Master to his usual health.
In noticing the remarks of Mr..
Chase at the public reception on
Wednesday night, we stated that he
concluded his remarks with ian apt
and eloquent poetical selection" 1t
should have been "original poem"