The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-06
From the Daily Of Thurs day,
A. F. AND A. N
Proceedings Of tho Territ Ortal
Grand Lodge.
w Wednesday, Sept. Sd.

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Grand Master; ). w. Langhorne, s
Il. w; James E. Galloway, J. g. W
Cornelius Hedges, G. g.. f. g. Prou'
G. c.; John G. Major. Grand Lex
turer; J. l.. Sloane, 8. G. d.; Harr
Winters, J. G. D.; Israel SohIinge
and Frank Foster, Stewards; Ir
Bateman, 6. Tyler.
Brothers Mitchell. Stackpole an
Weston were appointed the commit
tee on credentials.
The committee on credentials re
ported the following officers and rep
resentatives as duly accredited.
A. J. Davidson, NJ. w. G.. M.
Hugh Duncan, r. w. Dep. G. NJ
Sam Langhorne, r. w. s. G. w.
J. f. Galloway, II. w. J. G. w.
G. Hedges, r. w. G.. Sec.
J. r. Weston, p. G.. NJ.
Harry r. Comfy, P. g. ii.
f.. S. Stackpole, P. e. NJ.
W.. a. NAxThcs 1 . W. W.
Hiram Knowles, P. G.. M.
Sam'I Word, Dep. G.. M.
Virginia City Lodge No. L. VIM
II. Thomas, j. d. Head.
Montana Lodge No. 2-E. q
Prout, Chas. w. Barber.
Helena Lodge M. 3.-Wm. A,
Chessman, Ira Bateman.
Nevada Lodge No. 4.-Jame<
Mitchell, Elias r. Jones.
Morning Star No. 5.-W. H. Ar.
mour, Thomas 9. Gray, J. Harris.
Gallatin No. 6.-Whits Calfee, J..
NJ. Lindley.
Diamond City No. IL. NJ.
Kumpe.
King Solomon No. 81. Sahlinger,
Nick Fritz, Maurice Sands.
Flint Greek No. l1.-JOhn Kaiser.
Missoula No. l3.-John L Sloan.
Deer Lodge, No. AR. T. Ken
non, A. H. Mitchell.
Jefferson, No. 15.-Harry Winters,
J. M. b. Taylor, A. Sederberg.
Bannack, No. 16.-F. l.. Grams,
J. w. Crary, NJ. s. Herr.
Silver Star, No. 17.-H. Jordon, p.
Carney, Frank Foster.
Bozeman, No. IS John +. Stocker,
4. D. Ferguson.
Sheridan, No. 20 --Addie Vincent,
T.. s. Hamilton.
Butte No. pr. G. Knox, H. L..
Frank, H. C. Kessler, J. F. Beck, F.
c. Poster, e. P. Blaine, Patrick Tai
ent, J. A. Hyde.
Glendale No. 23.-Hiram G. Smith.
Mount Moriah No. 24.--H. G..
Walton, f. d. Aiken.
Yellowstone No. u. - Kenneth
Price.
The Grand Master appointed
Brothers Hyde, Major and Lindley
u committee on finance, mileage and
per diem.
Brothers Knox, Warrington and
Jordan were appointed a committee
ON the examination Of visiting BROTH
ers.
The bylaws of the Grand Lodge
were amended 80 as to enable the
Grand Lodge itself, by a two-thirds
vote to pass upon the admission of
all representatives.
Adjourned until l:3O p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Grand Master presented his
annual address, which was referred !
to a committee consisting of Brothers !
Word, Chessman and Price for ap- |
Iortionment to the several commit
lees according to the various subjects !
and recommendations presented for |
the consideration of the Grand
The financial reports of the Grand
and Grand Secretary were
read and referred to the committee
on finance.
The general report of the Grand
Secretary was read AMI referred to
he committee on Jurisprudence.
The committee on foreign CORE
reported in favor of the !
of the grand lodge of the
Province of Victoria.
The grievance of Glendale lodge
vas referred to the committee on
grievances and appeals.
The committee on work and re-
reported in the matter of new
edges at Twin Bridges and Stevens
lille, recommending that charters be
'sued upon both applications. The
eport was adopted and charters
we're ordered issued to Westgate
'lge No. q, at Twin Bridges with
1ortimer H. Lott as Worshipful
faster and to Oriental lodge No. %, |
t ~Stevensville. with J. A. J. Chap
ian a Worshipful Master.
It was voted that the next session :
the Grand Lodge be held at Boze- :
on the first Wednesday in Octo- 9
er 1884. :
A resolution was adopted fixing .
re election of the grand officers to !.
rive during the ensuing year at 10 :
clock q. M, October 4th. :.
The Grand Lodge adjourned until :.
q. m, October 4th.
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