Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-20

Ncminati"E 'snu Election Of Ofiicers-
Against Changing tho Name OG the
Order-Ful' List Of the Delegates.
Tuesday A.ftsraooa.-Council met at 2
O'Clock. 1t was moved that the hOars of
the session be from to 12 a. m. ami from
: to 6p. III. Adopted.
State council then went into nominatio on
for state council officers and the following
were placed III nomination
For State Councillor-G. Howell
Arthur, Science council No. 127, Philadel-
phia.
For State Vice Councillor-H. Wells
Buser, Derry Co.. No. 40, Hummelstown :;
X. W. Tobias. Mt. Pissah Co., No. 123.
Mauch Chunk E. $. Kurtz. Conestoga
Co., No. - Lancaster J. q. Montanyc.
Excelsior Co. No. 90. Easton w. II.
Leader, Webster Co., No. 2a. Schuylkill
Haven; VIM. MckenDey, Perseverance
Co., No. 10, Reading.
S. c. Secretary-E. s. Deemer, indie
pendent Co., No. s, Philadelphia.
s. c. Treasurer-John W. Caiver.
Eagle Co. No. ;, Philadelphia.
5. &. Cohductor-A.F F. Neisser. Relief
Co., No. }, Philadelphia.
sc. Wartlen-Thos. ID. Clegg, Mercan-
tile Co., No. 153 Philadelphia j. a. Span
nagal, Quaker City Co., No. 81 Philadel-
phia; W. \. McGlnn. Empire Co.. No.
120 Lancaster; W. X. Reed. Ashley Co.,
No. 149 Ashley.
5. G. Sentinels-I;eo. j. MarlOr, Eagle
Co., No. Philadelphia Walter Dickin-
son, Kensington Co, No. Philadelphia
| Geo. F. Taylor. -Eolin Co., Philadelphia.
Representatives to National Council
Chas. N. Raymond. MiddletOwn Co., No.
l56 Middletown lack Wingard, Johns
town Co.. No. s. JohnstOwn: Jno. II.
Dobson, jr., Wayne Co., No. 46 Phoenix
vile.
The following places were named for
holding next session: Allegheny City,
Philadelphia, Chester. Schuylkill Haven,
Reading. Harrisburg, Erie and Mauayunk.
1t was moved and carried that the cleo
ton be made. the special order for ~
O'Clock, Wednesday morning.
The reports Of the different committees
appointed to audit and eXamiue the r,-
ports Of the different state officers were
very favorable.
4 motion WAS made to reduce the per
cent. from subordinate councils to state
councils from per cent. to :; per cent, but
was lost
The following resolution WAS then adopt
ed:
Resclced, That should tho question Of
changing the name o: the order como be-
fore the National council ut its next ses-
sion, the representatives of this body BE-
instructed to vote against the same
The resolution was adopted by Il very
large vote. thus showing that the coun-
ellis of Pennsylvania are against changing
the name OF the order.
The committee appointed ut the last
session for the purpose of revising the
constitution and by laws oi state council.
together with the same for subordinate
councils, was called up. but from the fact
that So much business is before the cOun-
Gil, it was moved to lay the report over for
one year. and have it entered on the print
ed Journals Us an appendix.
The motion was agreed to.
\ motion to have six hundred copies Of
the Journal printed was made and car
ricd.
4 motion to have 15O copies OF the
Junior .imericdn Mechanic placed ut the
disposal Of the state secretary. for free dis
tribution at his disposal throughout the
the state. was carried.
The time ofthe adjournment having III
rived, the session adjourned until Wednes-
day morning at o'clock.
Tuesday Evening.
Last evening the members Of Conestosa
council No. 81 Jr. o. L. \. NJ. Of this
city rendered to the members OF the state
council 4 magnificent collation. ut M;en-
nerchor hall. Fully three hundred men,
bers Of the order were present and all the
visiting brethren expressed themselves as
highly pleased.
The evening was we'll spent in singing,
speaking and in general making the subOr-
dinate members of COnestOga council ac-
quaintcd with the members Of the state
council. They fully enjoyed themselves
and all retired feeling satisfied that the
boys OF COnestOsa No. - know how to
entertain their brethren.
Wednesday Morning.
The entire morning session was taken up
with the election of officers, resulting as
published below
Tho lIan This Eve.
The members of COnestoga council No.
90 aud Empire council No. 12O, OF this city.
in honor of tho state council will give i
grand complimentary ball this evening in
West End hall. TaylOr's orchestra has
been engaged by the committee, and every
thing is in fine condition for having good
time. None but members Of tho order
will be admitted.
The Representatives,
Following is il list of the councils repre-
sented i'll the state council. their location
and the delegates present from them
Washington No. 1, Germantown, Nj.
T. Farra, Geo. Graham.
Relief, >, Philadelphia, A. +. Neisser,
5. II. Romis.
Eagle, 3. Philadelphia. Geo. J. Marlor.
J. V. Gillispie.
Diligent, 4, Philadelphia, 8. w. Long,
c. J. Differs.
Kcnsington, ). Philadelphia, Walter
Dickson, VIM. Atkinson.
Resolution, 6, Philadelphia, Durand
Reese, Norris Hansell.
Harry Clay. :, Philadelphia, W. E.
Egan, A. J. COultOn.
Independent, 8, Philadelphia. W. P.
Koebel, l.. A. Fredericks.
Union, Q, Philadelphia, Morris p. Getz,
w. A. Foster.
Fame, 10, Philadelphia, II. A. MarkIy,
l.. c. Hart.
Keystone II, Manayunk, ID. smith, W.
Case.
SchuylkilI. 12, Philadelphia, ii. J. Deily,
j. II. Penrose, .jr.
Greblc. l3, Philadelphia. +. T. Flick, $.
G.. Weadly.
Ellsworth, H. Philadelphia, ID. B. Con-
away, ]. p. Stevens.
Rescue. Is, Philadelphia, F. W. Clapper,
VIM. T. Buck.
.Eolin, II, Philadelphia, G. F. Taylor, j.
A. Carson.
Spring Garden, IS, Philadelphia, J. X.
MarliD, G. A. Hamilton.
Perseverance. 10, Readius, VIM. II. Nc
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