The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-09-21

unanimous choice. The Camp feels confident
that Capt. linn will repeat his policy of 1891,
and bring the Camp snt Of its ruts and adver-
sity into prosperity.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
At meeting of thesSons of Veterans Build
ing Association, at Weirs the following officers
were elected: Pres, Cyrus II. Little, Manches-
ter; V.-P., Michael Crowley; Sec and Treas,
f. II. Challis, Manchester Executive Commit
tee, the foregoing and ID. II. McQuinn, b. O..
Roby, Frank II. Howe Levi F. Feiker. The
association voted to request the lease of one of
the barracks, for the purpose of making addi-
tions and making permanent Headquarters
MASSACHUSETTS.
Carney Camp, 81, Boston, recently gave a
very pleasant Internationally. to which quite
number of people were invited.
MICHIGAN.
In recent Orders the Division Colonel Fred
NJ. Twiss. announces that the following cleo
tions have been made to fill vacancies since
issuing last Order, and the officers will be
obeyed accordingly: E. w. Bell, Captain, Camp
145; Frank Crego First Lieutenant, Camp 145 /;
VIM. Z. Smith, Captain, Camp 202; Fred Mills,
First Lieutenant, Camp 202; A. A. Rasey, Sec
ond Lieutenant, Camp 202; A E. Spencer, First
Lieutenant Camp A John Fitzpatrick, Cap
tain, Camp so; James c. WEIGH, Captain, Camp
1853; Frank Kane, First Lieutenant. Camp 1853 |;
Charles S. Shattuck, Second Lieutenant, Camp
153. The most important legislation enacted
at the 10th annual Encampment was: The ap-
preparation of $i5 for printing the proceedings
of the 10th and 80 much legislation of preceding
Encampments mot published) as is now in
force; the appointment of committee consist
ing of Brothers Hall, Eddy, Post, Cogshall. and
Wagner to revise the present Division Bylaws
and report at the 11th annual Encampment;
providing the Division delegates to the coming
Encampment of the Commaudery-in Chief pay
their own expenses; fixing the salary of Adju-
tant at $3.50 per year and Quartermaster's salary
at $50 per year, and fixing per capita tax at Is
cents per member per quarter. The delegates
of the Division to the National Encampment
were instructed to use all honorable means to
secure the following changes in Constitution,
Rules and Regulations and Ritual: Providing
for semi. annual reports from Division to Com
mandery-in- Chief; that clause relative to S. V.
Guards be stricken out; the term of Com
mander-in- Chief to be fixed at two years;
biennial sessions of the Commandery-in-C Chief;
original military titles for Division officers;
providing for an insurance feature in connection
with the Order; also three-degree ritual, no
moro than one degree to be conferred in q
single night. The report of Acting Division
Council showed a reduction in the Indebtedness
of the Division OF $235.96.
MINNESOTA.
The Adjutant's report for the quarter ending
June 80 shows: Number in good standing at
date of last report, 20 Camps, 1.61S members;
gained by organization and muster in, l Camp,
l01 members; gained by transfer, Is members;
gained by reinstatement. 1 Corps, az members;
aggregate. IL Camps and LIZA members. Loss,
by Camps disbanded, Camps, 60 members; by
death, l member; by honorable discharge, A
members; by transfer, IA members; by suspen-
sion, Ii Corps, 296 menbers total loss. II
Camps and 376 members; number remaining
in good standing, 55 Camps and ] 1896 members.
We have received the Proceedings of the
Ninth Annual Encampment of this Division,
held at Alexandria, June 13 and IA.