Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-27
A. o. U. w.
condensed Items from the Grand
Lodge Proceedings.

aathAHS III
Lodge Proceedings.
We get from the Salt Lake Tribune q
full report Of the Grand Lodge A. o. U. w..
which met in four days session in that city,
and from this report we condense the fol-
lowing items Of general and local interest
TO our readers:
Officers for the incoming term:
Grand Master Workman. W. Kinsley,
Fidelity Lodge, No. 8, Ogden; unanimous
ly elected.
Grand Foreman-William M. Billiard,
Alta, No. 4, Wickes, M. T.
Grand Overseer-J. @. Harlow, Storey,
No. 3, Virginia, New.
Grand Recorder-D. Thorburn, Gold
Hill Lodge, No. 2, Gold Hill, New.
Grand Receiver-Jsmes Sullivan, Capt.
tai, No. Q, Helena, NJ. T.
Grand Guide-F. III. Jones, S~weetwater,
No. 2, Green River, Wyo. T.
Grand Waterman - W. A. Mensch,
Ketchum, No. 2, Ketchum, Idaho.
Grand Trustee-G. L. Harding, Good
Fellowship, No. 6, Silver Reef.
Representatives to the Supreme Lodge
that meets at Toronto, Canada, June 3,
1884: Past Grand Master Workman, E.
N. Robinson Of Nevada; ]. W. Kinsley OF
Utah, and 8. W. Chubbuck OF Nevada.
These officers were installed by Past
Grand Master Workman Z. N. Robinson,
assisted by Past Master Workman j. Z.
Shaw and a. L. Fish.
The Finance Committee submitted sew
eral reports, which were adopted: Fixing
the per capita tax at rs cents per term.
Pay roll Of delegates, TO pay Indebtedness
to certain lodges.
Major W. A. Mensch, OF Ketchum Lodge
No. 2, Of Idaho, in behalf Of the officers
and members Of the Grand Lodge, pre-
sented Grand Master Workman J. W.
Kinsley with an elegant ~gold-headed cane,
finely engraved.
The following appointments were made:
Dep uty Grand Master Workmen-W. D.
Wagsr, OF Nevada; P. II. Emerson, Of
Utah; Fl. McMurphy, Of Montana; A. l..
Mauk; Of Wyoming; j. L. Onderdonk. Of
Idaho.
Grand Medical Examiners-A. Dawson,
Of Nevada; j. D. C~arnahan, Of Utah; q.
B. Sarchet, Of Montana; j. NJ. Quimby, OF
Wyoming; N. ]. Brown, of Idaho.
Grand Lecturer-John W. Eddy, Of
Helena, Montana.
DIS. DEP. GRAND MAsTER
N~evsda-Storey county, E. P. A. Payne;
county, Fl. L. Fish; Lyon county, r.. B.
Davis; Humboldt county, G. A. Krenkel;
| Lander county, j. A. Miller; Eureka
county, W. J. Smith; Elko county, A. B.
Waller; Esmeralda county, T. j. Hsrring-
ton
These standing committees were chosen:
IN Einanna- A Eahenaanboah r. p
Stephens and R. L. Thomas.
On Laws and Suspension-P. s. Dunno,
A. G. Sutherland and G.. A. Conard.
On Appeals and Grievances-R. Row
land, N. NJ. King and Robert Smith.
On Amendments-G. A. Fletcher, John
Stridsley, @. L. Thompson, F. G. Thorn.
ason and J. L. Onderdonk.
The Grand Lodge then adjourned sine
die.
The Committee on Appeals and Griev'
ances presented their report, in which they
sustained the Grand Master Workman IL
his several rulings for the year.
The Committee on Amendments 10 the
| Constitution reported several changes in
the laws Of the Order, among which were
Making the representation to the Grand
Lodge from subordinate Lodges two for 6
charter and one for esch so members.
Adopting q new form Of notices Of as
sessments 10 members.
To exclude bigamists or po~lygamist:
from membership, and to expel any who
may become such.
Virginia City, Nevada; Ogden, Utah
and Butte, Montana, were proposed .;
places for holding the next session OF ths
| Grand Lodge. Butte was selected.
The Committee on Laws and Supervis'
ion reported on the decisions of the Grand
Master Workman, approving Of the entire
list.