Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
GRAND LODGE ~ ODD FELLOWS.
MAY 3-xvEsIso SESSION.

etAA fENISo bErHtDS.
The Lodge was called 10 order by
Grand Master Whittier at 49,.
journal Of proceedings approved as
read.
Report OF Committee on credentials
OF representative from Olympia Lodge
No. l received. and delegate admitted to
a seat In the Grand Lodge.
Two Post Crands from Olive Branch
Lodge and two from Newc sstle Lodge,
were given the secret work of the Grand
Lodge degree, and admitted TO seats.
A telegram from the Grand Lodge
now In session In San Jose. Cal, was
rec.ived and read az follows: The
Il. l.. Of California, now in session here,
sends greeting 20 the q. l.. d Washing
ton. and wish yoa God speed in your
good work
drafted aud forwarded 10 the q. l.. of
California a telegram acknowledging
receipt Of good wishes, aud returning
congratulations
II was determined that the next ses-
In Waiia WALL, THAT matter being de-
send and Olympia being the composing
points.
After a few preliminary points of
business tho Grand Lodge adjourned
until $50 q. ID. on the 10Th.
MAT I0.--MoRsrxo SESSION..
Tho Grand Lodge opened in usual
form. Reading of journal approved.
Reports OF various committees were
received, and work not belonging to the
public Was performed.
AFTERNOON sEssIoS.
After tue usual opening ceremonies.
reports of Committees on Finance and
expenses Of members, with other bust.
ness were passed upon, when the Lodge
prepared for the installation of the
Grand Lodge officenA Tho following
Grand officers were installed by retiring
Grand Master Ii. Winter. Of Dayton:
g. NJ, A. II. Tucker. Port Townsend;
q, ID. NJ, Il. w. Dunbar. OF Goldcndale;
q. Warden. Geo. ID. Hill, Seattle; G..
Secretary, ]. II. Brown, Olympia; q.
Treasurer. q. W. Hall. Seattle. The
following were then appointed and in
stalled: Grand Marshal. n. Crosby.
Olympia; Grand Conductor, Z. +. vii.
500. Dayton: Grand Herald, George
/ Young. Coifax; Grand Trustees. u. G.
White. Of Dayton, II. Winter, Waila
| Waila, aud w. w. Evans. Seattle. The
bonds Of the Secretary, Treasurer and
frns,rees were received. approved aad
accepted.
| The Lodge then went into secret ses.
sion, when the secret work was exempli-
fed by hand by Representative T. n.
Fori.
The following resolutions vere then
| read and adopted:
Rosolrei. That We tender TO the mem
hers Of Olive Branch Lodge No. 4 and
Seattle Lodge No. I our congratulations
upon the prosperity of their respective
Lodges, their enthusiasm in the work OF
the Order and the bright prospects in
store for them in the future.
.ssolrsi, That we tender our thanks
for the hospitable manner in which we
have been entertained while In Seattle,
for the use Of their spacious hall for oar
sessions, and the evident desire allow n
BY each and every member OF those
Lodges TO contribute to or enjoyment
Rssolrsi, That the thanks OF this
Grand Lodge be and ars rendered %
oar Seattle brethren of Olive Branch
and Seattle Lodges for the entertain
meai and hospitality shown the mena.
bers and their friends Of this Grsnd
Ledee. on Wednesday, May 9Th. at Ali
Point.
| The Grand Lodce then adjourned %
meet Ia evening se@ion al 80 O'Clock.