The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-10
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SECOND ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE FRATEkNAL AID
ASSOCIATION,

An informal meeting was held at 10 a.
m. yesterday in A. o. q. w. hall, on North
Market street, this city. The following
officers andcommittees were in attendance:
J. r. Dutton of Wichita, general past
president.
Hon. Will T. Walker of Kansas City,
Kan, general president
Professor j. Z. Klock of Leavenworth,
general vice president.
John H. Calvin of Topeka, general sec
retary.
DR.. Levi Horner of Lawrence, general
medical examiner.
John P. Kilgore of Leavenworth, treas
urer.
j. NJ. Jennings of Wamego, chaplain.
J. B. Coon of Pittsburg, guide
/ Z. Sanderson of darlington, observer.
W. G. johnson of Manhattan, sentinel.
j. L. TiEder of Parsons, trustee.
+. p. Young of Winfield, trustee.
William r. Sheen of Lawrence, NJ. p.
Simpson of Mcpherson, G. o. Anderson Of
Arcadia, committee on laws
James Grimes of Parsons, A. w. Har-
den of Wichita, auditing committee.
Shearer of Abilene, r. P. Pay of
Topeka, H. Beck of Winfield, committee
on appeals.
}. P. Sterling of Winfield, T. F. Smith
of Abilene, committee on mileage and
per diem.
o. Harrington of Atchison, Allingham
of Leavenworth, B. A. Ellsworth of Well
ington, committee on credentials.
The following delegates were reported
present:
r. P. Pay, council No. 2, Topeka.
Ed Rousell, council No. 3, Lawrence.
Clarence Sharp, council No. 4, Ottawa.
H. l.. Allingham, council No. 6, Leav-
worth.
C. burlington, council No. Z, Atchison
NJ. p. Shearer, council No. 10, Abilene.
G. o. Anderson, council No II, Arcadia
James Grimes, council No Is. Parsons.
]. D. Easton, council No. IA, Emporia.
j. B. Coon, council No. Is, Pittsburg.
II. Beck, council No. 10. Winfield.
B. A. Ellsworth, council No. II, Well
ington.
a. w. Harden, council No IS. Wichita.
George Z. Schipper, council No. q, Nc
Pherson.
John Julien, council No. %, Wamego.
w. c. johnson, council No %, Manhat-
tan.
], F. Campbell, council No. &c. Farling-
ton.
S. E. Brune, council No. %, Eudora.
ID. c. Harbaugh. council No. 30, Lin
wood.
John W. Ard, council No. 80. Tonga
noxie.
John H. Scott, council No. 35, Lawrence.
At the regular session commencing at 2
p. m. the president, secretary and treas
urer made their reports, showing the order
to be in good condition financially as well
as otherwise. The balance of the after
noon was spent in discussion awaiting the
reports of the several committees. At
p. m. an adjournment was taken until 7:30
p. M.
The society report only four assessments
thus far for 1891.
EVENING SESSION.
At last evenings meeting the general |
constitution and laws of the order under |
went some very important changes, among |
which the committee on laws reported in |
favor of the recommendation as embodied |
in the presidents report ''to create an ad- |
visory board composed of the president, |
secretary, treasurer, medical examiner and |
trustees, to have general supervision of the |
work" all of which was adopted.
The following officers were elected:
Hon. Will I. Walker, president, Kansas |
City. Kan.
j. Z. Klock, vice president. Leavenworth. |
Ed Ransell, secretary, Lawrence.
John 2. Kilgore, treasurer, Leavenworth. |
Levi Horaer, medical examiner Law |
renee.
J. NJ. Jennings, chaplain, Wamego.
NJ. 2. Shearer, guide, Abilene.
j. B. Coon, observer, Pittsburg
/. +. Sauderson, sentinel, darlington.
j. T. Tinder, trustee, Parsons
The council then adjourned until 9 a. M
today.