Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-26

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Grand Patriarch, r. NJ. Anderson, Of
Hopkinsville; Grand High Priest, r, q. FL
lott, Of Lexington; Grand Senior Warden,
J. q. Hartsough, Of Owenton; Grand Jun
Tor Warden, +. w. Quasi, Of Louisville;
Grand Scribe, William White, Of Louis
Vile; Grand Treasurer, George w. Morris,
Of Louisville; Grand Representative, 7. ].
Adkins, Of Paducah.
Minority report Of Committee on FL
nances recommending the continuance Of
the Office OF Grand Lecturer. Upon mo-
ton the report was laid upon the table,
and upon point Of order raised by Judge
Holt, the Chair .decided that the motion
carried with IL the majority report.
Committee on Bylaws reported some
changes in by.laws Of subordinate Lodges.
Finance Committee offered report 10
change the law devoting 10 per cent. Of all
the receipts 10 the widows and orphans
fund, leaving IL to the lodge after the fund
reached $1,000 10 fix il at 5 per cent. and
making it discretionary with the lodges
whether they shall donate anything after
IL reaches 5000.
On motion il was ordered that the decis-
ion locating the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge, be referred TO the Sovereign Grand
Lodge for It's approval.
Twenty dollars was appropriated for the
expenses Of Grand Chaplain, J. NJ. Lewis.
Resolutions Of thanks we're voted 10 Geo.
s. Moore, Chief Of Degree staff, for the e1-
cellency Of his work.
Committee on Demises reported touch
ing tribute to the memory Of DIR. W. ID.
Goddard, who died since the las, meeting.
A motion was adopted allowing the in-
coming Grand Master To permit lodges TO
consolidate and change time Of meeting.
The installation Of officers was made yes
terday, when the Past Grand Master Rem
iecke delivered an address and resolution
Of thanks to him was adopted.
The Grand Master appointed the follow
ing officers who we're also installed: A.G.
Reid, Grand Marshal; Julius Spires, +.
Bush, &C, J. B. Hinkle, GIN; c. g. Reib,
@. il; J. M. Lewis, G.. G.
The Grand Master appointed the follow
ing committees for the year:
Committee on Appeals- William Rene
icke, W. H. Holt, DIR. John P. Phister, F.
F. W. Quasi, JOS. T. Willis, George s
: Moore, A. ii. Ransom,
Committee on By Laws-R. Frank Har
rison, j. G. Hartscugh, E. B. Lewis, ID. I
Buckner, Z. q. Elliott, J. NJ. Daniels. Jno
s. Gaunt.
Committee on Credentials-Carroll S
Tandy, E. w. Brown, James Kell, ]. Z
Carson, John Curry, r. II. Moody, Fl. d
Barker.
Committee on Correspondence-H. ID
Allen, George Zsller, r. Fl. Thompson, r
Walker, r. NJ. Anderson.
On motion of J. P. Phister, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Gram
Lodge are hereby rendered to the brother
Of Stanford Lodge, No. l56, and to the eli
liens Of Stanford, for the fraternal an
hospitsble manner in which they hav
entertained the Representative and Gran
Lodge, and that this resolution be entere
upon the record, and the Grand Secretar
be Instructed to forward certified copies {
Stanford Lodge and the citizens Of StaG
ford.
And the business having been complete
the Lodge was closed in the usual form
open in Louisville next year.
NOTES.
The Paris dele CATION, headed by"Polk
Forsythe, was jolly one.
--Ex-Speaker Bigger's rotund 6gure,ws
particularly noticeable among the deli
J. gates.
Not a single man during the who
session was the least under the influence I
q. liquor.
v "A finer looking body Of men could NJ
have been gotten together, nor more gel
tlemsnly one.
n "A number Of the delegates subscribs
Tor the INTERIOR JOURNAL and every OF
n ordered copies 10 be sent.
ed Our report is not as full as we h'
wished, but Grand Secretary White writ
II, such poor hand he could not read II hir
self.
A. Nearly all the representatives got
yesterday afternoon. They all express
d, themselves pleased with their receipt
II, here.
Mr.. r. L. Hall, Of Montgomery, 4
r mer Lincolnite, was with the boys and "
grati6ed to see how greatly Stanford b
j. improved.
err, Judge Durham was leading lig
and Il shone for the benefit Of every bod
I'm He seemed 10 know all the delegates, ev
Is BY their given names.
Col. II: Wolford, Of Boone Lodge, \
N, /, Louisville, carries with pride an G
II, CANT gold-headed cane presented to b
this year by his Lodge on his fitch an
ne, yersary as member OF that Lodge.
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