Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-14
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Tne Grand L. dsA of United Work
rlen fol this jnri- ilc'iDn, ret ln the
representatives hail of the Capitol,
Wednesday. the 18th inst, ". ID
H IRE, Glanl Mater presiding. The
following dele rates were present:
G b. Mum, Washington Nos
J IN A. Clil. P,rtl and NJ. u.
H. d. VI .G mr., +. i-ll.y NJ 4.
Archie Thurlow, Industry No. 8.
L. L. Fersu III, Forest Grove No.
-.
II. c. Bryant, Granville No. %.
Frank I, Singer, Independence
No. u.
Vim. T. Blii'lm, Blakely No. IS.
I. b. H,ndley, Hillsboro No 81.
c. H. Wheeler, Mlltnonih No.
II Il. Jingle, Sidon No 6.
WIN. Armstrong, Valley No. Is.
d. b. jackson, kltsap No. ~.
f. J. Black, Ha!,ey No. g..
Henry Meller, Spokane Falls No.
60.
BENZ. f. Hartman, Charity No. I.
W. }. Plymale, Banner No. %.
W. 5. Wraight, Victoria No. -.
\. +. Bard, Scio NJ. 3G.
James \. CautLorn, Friendship
No. II.
j. d. Robb, Forest Grove No. 60.
JOS. Cellars, Drain No. G2.
H. y. Thompson, Pacific No. II.
p. Benedick, Roseburg No. 1G.
Il. A. Hudson, Temple No. 3.
John Patterson, Salem No. 40.
A. C. Bailey, Falls City No. 50.
Vim. Leslie, Walla Walla No Al.
Geo. T. Russell, Home No. a.
Luther Myers, Protection No. =.
Geo. W. Rigney, Rainier No. Al.
G. +. Billings, Ashland No. 66.
J. NJ. Connaway, Union No. So.
J. H. Skidmore. Sheridan No. 81.
I.G. jackson, Willamette No ).
james ". WEIGH, Seaside No. II.
Geo. W. Alexander, Tacoma No.
81.
T. C. Taylor, Occidental No. A..
Thos. McDonough, Welcome No.
43.
c. H. Stademan, Seattle No. 50.
L. ID. Drake, Blue Mountain No.
IS.
J. B. Sifers, Climax No. Sc.
d. d. Wheeler, Aka No. BIB.
John S. Church, Swinomish No.
Is.
John W. McGrew, Samaritan No.
80.
d. Soils Coin, Unity, No. -.
j. f. jenkins, Nanaimo 53.
II. ii. Smith, Vancouver II.
j. NJ. Kelly, Lafayette 81.
o. Ct. Root, Columbia IL.
J. H. Lyons, Hope L.
J. w. ROLAND, Weston II.
J. X. Weatherford, Safety ID.
c. McDernoth, Lincoln So.
j. F. Mclean, Integrity &c.
NJ. Wilson, Renton 81.
f. Turner, Brooklyn o..
A. S. Nicholson, Harmony IL.
j. Latham, Olympus Go.
The business of the session has
been, in the main, revision of the
constitution for Subordinate Lodges.
Wednesday afternoon the follow
ing Grand officers were elected for
the ensuing year: j. A. Childs, OF
Portland, Grand Master; G. NJ.
Bradshaw, Port Townsend, Fore
man; W. S. Wraisht, Victoria. Over
seer; Robt. Newscomb, Portland
Recorder; J. r. Moores, Portland.
Receiver; L. c. Taylor, Waitsburg
Guide; Chas. McDermott, Port Mad
ison, Waterman; G. Z. Nottage,
East Portland. Trustee; T. &. Van
Epps, W. D. Hare and 1. W. Case,
Supreme Representatives.
| The next place of meeting was
fixed at Portland.
On Thursday afternoon, the
Grand Lodge accept ID the invitation
of Washington Lodge No. 4S, to
participate in an excursion and
clam bake, which was accepted.
The point selected for this most
enjoyable part of the business of the
grand body, was West Olympia, in
the orchard Of Browns farm, the
future Broadway of the embryo me-
tropolis. Here preparations had
been made for a grand barbecue OF
the renowned clam, and thousands
of these innocent creatures quietly
yielded up their lives on the funeral
pyre, to add Joy and zest to the &C.
casion. Several hundred of our
citizens were likewise guests OF
Washington Lodge, and are profuse
in their compliments to the liberality
and the admirable Management of the
affair.
The trip to West Olympia was
made by the steamers Ruby, the Jes.
sic towing lighter and the Jose
phine, which had brought up the
Seattle Cornet Band to toot for the
occasion.
The Grand Lodge closed its ses.
sion last evening, the last order Of
business being the installation o.
officers. 1t was a harmonious meet,
ing and the members generally ex'
themselves as highly pleased with
the result of its deliberations.
! Among the charges in the bills in
Cured in connection with the fun
| eral of President Garfiell nov