The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-05

Sapphire NO. ", Placer, 70 members; Three
Forks No. ~, 20 mombers; Great. Falls No.
bors, Tongue River No. 8b. Miles City. 20
members; silver State No. 10, P%hiilipsburg,
IS members; Dawson No. ~, Glendiye, ~
membars: Forsyth No. 80. 10 members; Big
Timber No. 10. "a msmbers; Kaliapell No.
40, 81 members; Capitol Lodge No. 2. Hell
ena, 7UO members Supreme lodge A. q.
There wilt ive bands and q drum corps
~ the procession including tho Boston and
Montana band.
The procession will arrive at the audi.
forum at about noon whore the following
exercises will take place:
Address OF welcome BY his excellency,
Gov. Joseph X. Toole, TO DO responded "a
by Hon. j. Edward Burt. of Boston, Mass,
supreme foreman, A. q. u. w.
Address OF welcome by his honor. John G.
Curtin, mayor Of Helena, to be responded
70 By, Hon; William II. Jordan. Of San
Francisco, Cal. ex-speaker house OF repre-.
sentativss OF California. and past supreme
master workman A. q. u. w.
Address Of welcome by John W. Eddy,
grand master workman A.. .. u. w. OF
Montana, responded to by Hon. j. q. Tate.
Hastings, Nsb., grand master workman OF
Nebraska and Huareme trustee.
Address of welcome and presentation of
souvenir by Supreme Representative and
Chairman of Committee Of Arrangements
ex-Mayor James Sullivan, to be responded
to by Supreme Representative W. =. Rob-
son, of Texas. @n5
Tho general assembly will then be dis
missed, and the supreme lodge will then be
opened and will consist Of the following:
j. W. Kinsley, supreme master workman,
Helena. Mont, presiding, and the follow
lnR officers, committeeman and representa-
tives from the following states. provinces
and territories comprising the body:
AIphoSnu-I u RorIrlav v,nrul,n~k IT,,
British Columbia-Henry HOY, mer-
chant, W.. II. Keary, auditor, New West
minister; j. H. McLlmoyl, Saanich; Gustav
Lesser. Victoria.
Francisco; W. Fl. Barnes, journalist,
chairman committee on vital statistics and
ritual, San Francisco; j. N. Young. attor.
ney,. San Francisco; Rev. A. G. Bane,
Methodist clergyman. Oakland; Eugene N.
Duprey. attorney, San Francisco.
a. O.. =. W. and supreme trustee, Denver;
Louis Anfenger, general insurance agent,
Denver; Louis II. SDilker, merchant, Tin
Cup; John X. Shireman, merchant, Pueblo,
Conneoticut-W. Il. E. Landers, NOR
chant, Mystic Bridge.
DelaWare-John j. Gallagher, druggist.
Wilmington; William II. Foulk, merchant,
Wilmington.
Georgia--Joseph Ehrlich. grand recorder
A.. o. U. W. Albany; Il. Il. Flanders, cot
ton broker, Macon.
lllinois-George W. Hill. attorney. COM
mittes on laws. Murphysboro; Alfred Oren-
dorf, attorney, Springfield; l.. L. Troy,
Chicago; c. r. Matson, attorney. Chicago.
1ndisna-C. 9. GenunR, civil engineer,
Evansville; N. i. Byran, merchant, Indian
apoiis; L.: II. Carr, merchant, Nashville.
lowa-W: II. g ahsm, capitalist, past su-
prems master workman, Cedar Falls; F. s.
grand recorder A. o. q. W., Cedar Falls; L.
l.. Hamlin, attorney, Dss Moines.
Kansas-Jos. T.. Riggs, committee on
laws, attorney, Lawrence; Z. M. Ford,
grand recorder A.. O. u. w.. committee on
ritual, Emporia; A. p. Riddle. Journalist,
eoa; Webb MoNall, Merchant, Gaylord.
Kentucky-L. +. Young, Jr., supreme
guide. merchant, Lexington; }. g. Walker,
clerk Of court. Louisville; Isaac Marks, cap
i~talist, Georgetown; j. H. McHenry, judge,
L%ouisiana-J. H. Shepherd, attorney,
Maine-Parker spofford, merchant,
Bucksport.
Maryland-Samuel Eooles, Jr., supreme
trustee, merchant, Baltimore; George W.
Mowen, merchant. Baltimore.
Nassachusstts-J. Edward Burt, supreme
foreman, shipping merchant. Boston; H.
Dohertv, supreme medical examiner, physi-
clan, Boston.
Miohigan-W. H. Baxter, fire marshal,
past supreme master workman, Detroit;
Rev. w. Warne Wilson, past supreme mas
ter workman, Episcopal clergyman, Detroit;
+. +. Geiger, merchant, Detroit; G. J.
lings. merchant, Detroit.
Minnesota-Jos. A. Eckstein, attorney,
New Ulm; j. H. Nye, druggist, Wells; j. II.
farmer, Donnely; George NJ. Laing,
attorney, Window.
Missouri-D. H. Shields, supreme over
seer, physician, Hannibal; John D. Who'll,
grand seoretary OF masons, st. Louis; G. T.
merchant, St. Louis; Il. L. Mil
merchant. st. Louis.
MOntana-Jas. SulllvGp, ex-mayor, Hol-
ena; W. M. Bullard, physician. Helena; j.
achanlanker. merchant, Butte.
ADMINISTRATION. j. G. Tate, supreme trus-
tee, Presbyterian clergyman, Hastings: j.
Omaha; G. F. Milbourne, farmer,
Nevada--P. J. Dunno, capitalist, Virginia
City.
New Hampshire-J. G. Bickford. attor-
ney, Manchester.
New Jersoy-J. W. Diefsndorf, merchant,
Newark; Il. +. Smith, merchant, Camden;
NJ. ). Drake, manufacturer, Newark.
New York-John j.. Acker, supreme re-
grand keeper, records and seals, X.
IF p. Albany; II. b. LOOMS, committee on
manufactures, Buffalo; Theo, A,
Case, banker, Ellington; j. II. Norton, at
Syracuse; G. II. Corbett, merchant,
Ohio--Herman Baumbach, capitalist, |
loledo; A. L. koever, merchant, Cincin-
anti; j. W. Henderson,, attorney. Lynch
oUrg.
Ontario-H. b. Taylor, committee on
inance. banker, Whitby; Warren Totten,
on appeals, attorney. Wood
itock: Daniel spry, superintendent mail
service, Ba, rie; j. Il. Miller, attorney.
Toronto; John Milne. mayor, Essex Center.
Oregon-W. ID. Hare, attorney, Hills
ooro; John j. DAILY, attorney. Dallas; Il. l..
smith, merchant. Hood Rive.
Pennsylvania-M. W. Sackett, supreme
'ecorder, Meadeville; Charles Eabst. chair
nan committee of finance, wholesale drug
Pittsburg; W. II. James, committee on
itual, attorney, Philadelphia; s. A. Kline,
GreensDurg; w. Il. Ford, lawyer,
south Dakota-H. G. Session, chairman
'ommittee on fraternal congress, baker,
Columbia; j. !. Houtz. capitalist, Blunt; d.
&. Hughs, merchant. Jamestown, Kari Ger
ler, merchant, Iroquis.
Tennessee-John FriZzell, chairman COM
nlttee ON laws, grand secretary of Masons,
Nasnville; L. F. Perkins, clerk of court,
franklin; J. i. j. Lewis, judge. KnoxvilIe;
\. +. Davis, merchant, Memphis.
Iexas-W. s. Robson, committee on ap-
'eals, attorney, LaGrnnge; William p.