Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-05-24

W. ID. Tillotson.
Walla Walla-Walter McCally and
Martin Lynum; alternatcs, Y. c. Bla-
lock and Chas. Henry.
Ferndsle-D. Rogers; alternate, J.
ID. Wheeler.
Scattle-J. G. Haincs and A. c.
Bowman
Whatcom-Will D Jenkins and Lee
w. Marcy.
Colfax-A. W. Wisner and II. s.
Harris; alternates, Guy Defender and
John S. Noble.
Spokane Falls-Eugene Fellows.
Olympia-Mitchel Harris and J. w
Robinson altcrnatcs, &. r. White and
W. H. Roberts.
Utsalady-Neils D'Jorup; alternate
George Billings.
Black Diamond-E. s. Burnell and
7. c. Spaight
Mt. Nernon-Chas Harmon and A
). Bailey; alternateS, III. p. Downs
and A. Ford
Moscow, Idaho. w. Lieuallen.
Carbonado-John W. Lewis; alter
nate, Chas Nightingale.
Port Townsend-A. ii. Wintrode
and w. F. Fennimore; alternates, II
+. Beecher and Chas. B. Wood.
Tacoma-H. NJ. Lillis and Howard
Carr; alternates, 2. II. Chr 3tenson
and w. III Harris.
Farmington-L. L. Burtenshaw and
VIM NJ. Stops.
B.lfp Z ID
nate, John Denny.
Pomeroy-L. j. Whitcomb and Chas
kenZie; alternates, $. G.. Crandall ant
j. $. Thomas.
Putnam. NJ. Hill; alternate, T
l. Munroe.
Lewiston, Idaho-James II. Robin
son and w. Simpson; alternates, A. s
Binnard and c. Hattabaugh.
Sprague-A Beamer and w. o
Montgomery.
Colton-J. B. STANDBY; alternate
c. w. Richardson.
Roslyn-Chas. Miller and Chas. F
Wurtz; alternates, Thos. b. Wright
and James Wright.
Gariield--J. A Dix; alternate, II
NJ. Rogers.
Snohomish-John Often.
Franklin-Edward f. Edwards ant
JAS Percy.
f. Oakesdale-Russell Robbie.
Genesse, Idaho-Gideon j. Parker
alternate, Louis Levy.
Ritzville-Wm. f. Blackmer.
Goldendale-L. J. Whitcomb.
Lyman-B. d Winkler.
Melrosc-Wm. Rogers.
Spokane Falls--J. NJ. Knight an,
G. Trapschuh
Ellensburg-Jesse E Belyea ant
Fred W. Agate
Wellington, b. GAS. Hill and II
Creston
Nanaimo, B. C.-David Moffat
James CrosSan and John Maherer.
Comox, b. c -George Mcdonald.
The only business transacted thi,
forenoon was the appointment OF :
committee on credentials consisting o
l.. w. Marcy, A. Beamer and Fred W
Agate. Another session was held al
4 o'clock this afternoon.
The Knights of Pythias held a lat,
session Wednesday night to close up the
business, SO members could return
home the next morning.
4 At the afternoon session, :
vote was taken upon the place O
meeting next year, and resulted in 4:
for Spokane Falls to 90 for Ellensburg
A resolution protesting against tn,
order OF the Supreme Chancellor in re
moving the lodges of Northern Idaho
from this Grand Jurisdiction wa.
adopted, also resolution of thanks tt
the Mayor and citizens OF Olympia ant
to Capitol Lodge No. IL, for the hand
some manner in which the Crane
Lodge had been entertained. There
was also re-enactcd the resolution o.
the Grand Lodge of 1883 in making
saloon keepers Ineligible to member
ship in the order, the resolution to
not apply, however, to Knights who
may join by card, they being already
members OF the order.
The principal business transacted
during the evening session was the re
-'AOAA Va NAi~ PSA Nupild tuA W "a
cents, and the election of Grand Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The latter
resulted as follows: John Forbes. Ia
coma, G. C; NJ. ID. Smith, Spokan,
Falls, G. V. C; Rev. l.. J. Whitcomb
Goldendale, G. p George d. Snow
Seattle, q. X. of X. and S j; Mitchell
Harris, Olympia, q NJ. of E.; J. ID
Standby, Cotton, &. NJ. at A.; l.. w
Marcy, Whatcom, G /. G and ]. w
Lieuallen, Moscow, Idaho, G. O G.
Supreme Lodge Representatives, Pas
Grand Chancellors, Il. G. Parks an,
, +. c. Young
Immediately after the election, tn,
officers were installed by Past Gran,
Chancellor Young, and at midnigh
the grand Lodge adjourned to meet a
Spokane Falls on the third Monday il
May 1880. All the representative
t and visitors spoke highly OF the man
ner in which they had been treate,
while in this city by both Pythian
and citizens generally.