Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-09
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sS SSSNNsyt! Ass, 49, A1AbAHos,
Grand Treasurer. 4. stLande,n.
Gr. Chsplais, pro. tenn, g. W. -snow.5f
Gr. Marshal, pro. tem.. jas. Kinssbury.
CIR. Guardise, pro- tenn. Lease Piles.
OR. Herald. G. 8. Rowe.
q Committee on credentials consisting or
Sig 'Hsnsuer. v. r. Van Curen and J.G
Bossford. reported the following persons
snttlsa 70 seats q representatives Of subor.
dtpatsaodses: =
Dakota No. l. Yankton, Isaac Piles and
Warren Osborn. ,5e
Echo No. 2. Fl. Randall, Jacob Herman
and G. w. Skemp. ..
vermillion No. 8, g. H. Mcdonnell and
T. A. Robinson. :. s,.f,
Elk Point No. 1, y. A. Wallace A. E.
Ronns. ss,,.s - >,,..-,,
Humboldt No s. Y.nkton, Fred Pfoten-
hauer, F. Dileer. 5E
Springfield No. 2. G. W. Snow, v. r.
Van Cursn.
Dell Rapids No. 8. Thos. Lyous, W. B.
Psrke T.. ..,..s,
Sioux Falls No. 9. ]. g. Botsford. Ed
Sharp. .',,v--,
Centennial No 10, ID. S. Gunter.
r -Echo No. II, Edward McManus. Den,
mis- ]. Morrison.
Msndan No. 12, D. w.. Maratta. Sig
Hsnaner.
Eureks No. l3, A. Shaw, John 1. Will
liams.
Sioux No. II. E g. Axle. James Fenler
Flsndreau No. Is. F. w. Pettigrew.
Crofton No. 16. Henry c. Owen.
Unity No. l8, G. w. Hubbell.
Representatives from lodges numbered 8
4. 10, II. 13. Is. 10 and II, were not pres
ents Ss..s
Ths reading of the minutes Of the lac. 40
nual ses ion being dispensed with, the
grand master appointed the following com
mittees:
Finance-Piles. Herman and D,lger.
State Of Order-Lyons, Van Curen and
Botsford N
Legislatio on- Kinasbury. Snow and Hub
bell.
Charters-R,chie. Skemp and Rowe.
Returns-Schandein, Pfotenhauer ane
Osborne.
Appsals-Rowe, Richie, Herman.
Mileage-Skemp. Lyons, Dilger.
Printins-Brisgs, Blatt, Kingsbury.
By.Laws-Hanauer, Van Curen, and
Piles.
Corrcspondence-snow, Hubball, and
Osborn.
Miscellaneous Business-Skemp, Kings
bury and Blatt.
Grand Master Poore read an able annual
report Of the workings and condition of the
order in the territory, and recommending
such additional legislation as experienc,
has demonstrated to 5e expedient.
The grand secretary's report was receiyee
and referred to special committee for dis
tribution. 1t shows general state of prog
ress and'prosperity IN the order in thi,
jurisdiction. Three new lodges have beer
instituted. Total assets of the grand lodg,
$l056 90. Balance in the hands of th,
grand treasurer $76s27. A-'
The reports Of lodges show limitations 16l
members relieved, Is, brothers buried
brosher's wives buried /, number Of week
benefits psid 68, present membership 537
total paid for relief $948 .4S, total receipt
s., ,437, ,& whole number Of lodges DOW il
existence 19.
Report Of Grand Treasurer Schandein re-
ceiveds and referred TO committseon finsncs
It shows balance on hand at last annua
session $553.05 received during the yea,
1901 .4S. disbursements $69l. .26, cash on hanl
.AtiI.l5 the grand lodge adjourned 4
til 2 p. nj. 'S Z"
AFTERNOON sE1sION.
The special committee to whom Hss ~
fesred tie reports Of the grand officers; 70
ported the came examined md found cofrscs
The grand ecretary moved that specia
COMMITTEES Of three be sppointsd to consider
the subject Of redistrictinE the territory. s.
ordered, and Sig Hsnausr, G. w. Hub
bell, and james Kinesbury wsrs appointed
Representative Herman offered resolu
tion 70 adopt uniform code of bylaws 70,
subordinate lodges; referred 70 oonmittee OF
Liquidation. Also . resolution instructini
the representative of this grand ledge = thl
sovereign lodge OF Odd Fellows to bring be
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