The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-05-07

it makes Y0Ruee and Jloafefe OF tnooe
capable Of earning q living at some
respectable occu patton. The future OF
the country depandsA sensible change
OF some sort In this matter. 3al TOR
~ aj KNIGHTS or PYTnIAS. .1-t|
Under Instructions Of the Supreme
Chancellor OF this Order for the World,
based upon the petitions OF the subor.
dinate lodges of this State, delegates
from these lodges assembled in this city
ON the 9th instant, for the purpose of
organizing a grand lodge for louisiana.
The Supreme Chancellor Of the su y:
preme Lodge Of the World was In at
tendance-Mr. ID. b. Woodruff, Of
Macon, Ga. The names of the dele
gates u the several subordinate lodges
In the State have been furnished us by
the Grand Secretary, Mr.. H. Jacobs,
and are as follows: ~sH,, s'@'i Hnj
Orleans No. I, of New Orleans-J. q.
Beard and Francis Downey. ,....5,,
Damon No. 2, of Shreveport-David
OOOkDS1 anu y . h SAbAsos4AAs .tatE tftsf 4
Crescent No. 8, of New Orleans-Not
Represented. - .,,,,,,1.
Webster No. 4, of Afinden- Thos. O.
Bossier No. s, of Red Land-J. N.
Bryan aud Chas. III. BOehmer; also p.
los G.. w. Wilson and John B. Allen.
( Royal Arch No, 6, Of New Orleans
Horace Vallas and David Lemley. @
Delta No. z, of Delta-J. o. Brad
field and w. b. Wadsworth. u.s. 2 = VI
Stonewall No. 8, Of Monroe-A., B.
|sholars and Talbot Stillmap; also p.
C.'s J. ,Lemle, 8. Msvx,J J. d. Oakley,
L. w. surghnor and M. Well.
Samaritan No. 9, Of New Orleans
e. HeidinRsfelder and H. Jacobs.
Calauthe No. 10, OF Shreveport-F
A. Daughty and d. l.. McKitrtck; ais
P. C.'s ]. J. Scott and E. r. Booth.
Zelda No. II, Of Millikens Bend
N. Kahn and w. p. Gerger. ,n,
| G. r.. Balfour No. ~, OF Rayviiie-
10. F.. Smith and NJ. ROos.
Friendship No. IS, Of Bellvue.-R. F
lWyche and Thos. N. Branden. ..5
Eureka No. A. Of Delhi-Stmo
Stein and r.. HI. Bramby. f"H
The following are the names 9th
4 officers elected for the Grand Lodge Q
Il Louisiana lsr ft. - ~" ''i e.
Past Grand Chancellor, w. r.. Wads
worth, OF Delta Lodge No., Of Delta
Grand Chancel'or, Jno. J. Scott, Q
Calanthe Lodge No, 10, of Shreveport
Grand Vice Chancellor, Francis Dow
ney, Of Orleans Lodge No. !, Of New
Orleans. ~ ,,.
Grand Prelate, David Lemley, o
Royal Arch Lodge No. 6, of New
Orleans. ST. - .'.... =
i Grand Master of Exchequer, Jno. G
Allen, of Bossier Lodge No. S, of Re-
Land. a.. . ,,-r~r,'f .,.- .r 20. .;s ,,
D Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal
3 Herman jacobs, of Samaritan Losle
t No. 9, of New Orleans.
! Grand Master ut Arms, Jno. o. Brat
= field, of Delta Lodge No. Z, Of Delft
q Grand Inner Guard, Horace Valia
VI ISOyui fAAON AAOu6C AVE- vs. va 3>S
II Orleans.
3 Grand Outer Guard, N. Khan, {
y Zelda Lodge No. IL, of Milliken
70 Bend.
" Supreme Representattves-Dr J.
p Beard, of Orleans Lodge No. l, Ne
q. Orleans, for term ending Dec. 81, 1873
e. DIR. A. r. Booth, of Calanthe Lod,
r No. 10, of Shreveport, for term endir
p Dec. 81, 1881.
Ill The knights Of Monroe, prepared {
~ elegant entertainment for their guest
It. at the Opera House. The memo er
he braced all the viands and delicaci
Mt of the season, but as We write (Thu
n day forenoon) 1t is not possible to 8
Ia what were the tOasts.
=. The Republicans In this portion
No the State are endeavoring to come
:" life; but the very first effort. made
" Madison parish, has resulted in
Al r. a.