The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06
FIRST DAY or rHE Frrrx-nIumrn
CHARACTERIZATION
REPORTS OF the srand master. pep
uty Grand Master, GRAND l'reus-
urer, crand secretary ana
Credentials Csinmittce.

+ ttftnI AAtltfs
r. W. .. r.. Frymier OF Houston. Dep
Iuty Grand Master.
III r. w Gus Garrison or Sulphur Springs
Senior Grand Warden.
X. W, b. II. Abernethy OF Gonzales
Junior Grand Warden.
Il w s. D. Moore Of Houston, Grant
Il N. ". F. swain Of Houston. Grand
ii. w. Deputy District GRIND Masters
Z. ~ W Kirkpatrick q Plttsbnrg.
8, w. +, Nj. smith % Rosalie.
s. John S. Spinks Of Canton.
o. 4. I.ioy1 OF Jacksonville.
10. w. J. MnrchiSon OF lsovelady
IL - ". lhbhpcls Of Houston.
Tom HITLER q Franklin,
is w w iiunnicutt 81 Marlin.
10. J, j.. Miller Of Worthafn.
i IL n. I4Stannsld Of srerrcli.
II 49, y. j Cole of WaNahncllie.
-. @. ". WysoDg Of Melissa
4 81 sgrgher q W ,ltt W,
"a. John y, Pague Of Eelde,i
~ J.. VI Albertson of Belton.
%. w Al Fly Of Gonzales
/ s.. dom Orchard OF suling.
81 A q Murphy " Alexander.
30. Al NJ. Hawkins OF Quanah.
\ AZ. y. W. Scott Of Basket.
y. =. 4; hloCaulcy OF sweetwater.
! 20. w. q. Montgomery OF Paint Rock.
50. VIM. Kelly Of Brownsville.
! b2. w, q. Howell OF Jasper
| S. T. u. Solomon or baird.
w. .. Z. Carter. Grand chaplain-
/ w r. M. Lusk OF Bonhafnt Grand Ora
W. A. X. Taylor Of Houston Grand
Marshal.
w III G. Pritchett Of Huntsville. acting
Senior Grand Deacon.
w M NJ Brush OF San Antonio, acting
Jknior Gfand Deacon.
". j. s. Wilson 81 Houston, Grand TiIer
Past grand masters present aud occupy
ms seats " the isast we're k Az Elgln,
Gus u Mott. Norton sioaea Charles stew
art, u. y. Coombs. Arson Rainey. George
W. Tyler, John Watson
Past Grand Secretary Z. W. Hudson
= Represeitatives OF other Grand Lodges
near the Grand Lodge Of Texas:
Arizona Thomas N. Matthew'S Of Ath-
British columbia-r. II. Hoynle Of Lam
California Thomas NJ Metthews OF
coiorado--T. b. Cochran Of Austin.
Colon and Cubn-tharles Stewart OF
Daiawttre--z. u. coouibes OF Dallas
England Marcus 4 aiott Of Galveston
Illinois, b Il. Abernethy Of Gonzales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mott ~ Galveston.
Iiahe-Norl9n Mosss q s iin,ls,n
MaineT w Hudson or Collinsyille.
Michlgan--R o. HouEzayail Of Waco.
observation-disclosures arss Moses of stricsiing
New jersey French Simpson Of Co
View ,;, hampshire w. r. swain Of Hous-
New Mexico Robert NJ. Elgin q Hous-
Nav Brunswick -Janes =. Miller Of
Norta caroiina--E G. Bower Of Dallas.
Nebraslka,-E. q. Bower Of Dallas
Nova SCOTIA Anson Rainey OF ~ AKA
Nanbfp.
1hio.4csns Garrison or sulphur Springs
pcnnsy.Y IS. Striking 81 Fcrt
Rhode Island w. b Bolts q Houston.
Titan Thomas 81 Aiatitews Of Athens
Victoria Marcus II Mott Of Galseatoil.
The NJ. ~ Grand Master proceeded to
open the Grand Lodge 81 Iex "a IN aa.a.n sp
lain y. r. carter.
by direction Of the NJ, w, Grand Master
The roll Of lodges was called The x. ~, /
Grand seeretiry having aiiHonnced that |
constitutional niitnher Of louges WIS
Represented, the N. ". Grand Master de-
ii w III a. NJ Richard puaiasa offered |
the foilowing resolution Which WAS
Rasslved. Thai All Master Masons Ia !
guad standiug who are members Of legal /
ly chartered lodges ana lodges under dis- /
are hereby invited TO seats ns I
visitors dnring the present communication /
o. this Grand In Sge
~ W Grand Master Thomas b. Cochran /
obiectlons raised. was not given out for
IL the newspapers.
Tile rerprt was very full and would /
maize, IL printed, about seven Genuine o. /
The POST lilo Haxc full account of his +
official actions during his term Of oliiee. l
h reviewed the acts ef his deputies spe
mnigin q xealoii9 and fsiithful district depa-
~, though Grand Masters come ana go do +
I, his duly as + should bs d9 81 Ton,
] hoEue "a 9ouns,
q. = 1s,9yd. : e, Miller n MootssF,
VI Brush. John Orchard. J, >. Mapalcld.
81. w Hunnlentt. q, y Thompson j. j
sfanHneld, Fl G. Pew and J n Hiifsher
Toned only by name and no report Ne
eAFf thlFtY-ninE decisions which ha Ind
rsrderea enr 81. ne YEAR and preen,ls
~ which should he lew. be prepared h
rider 90 tighten the. lahors of the Grand
Master Fifteen diepeusnfona to naW
qdEes were GRANTED and two. were con-
dnued. making seventeen IN all. No char
iers were arrhated during. the year. Se9-
asfseaEe property and Otherwise faIse
NECESSARY fupHa. DsspenaatipnH for public
ceremonies were numerous ulrlIlk fhe
u these four court houses being amung
he buildings dedicAthd AZ were two Ma-
le5,le TemPisg q m4Fs f ssl,,. Hs'Iai SUB
lther at IN pako. His Recommendations
nclpded fpHny subigese % whjeh he had
lsfefrihg Is the pnsltion 81 Il candsdafa
,iaced between two Grand LpdEes haiding
2 nsrpeSliat personal jpfisdlctian.
5 pf5tcstiux DE Scfs Of bTeiih,
Il who ST IN n4reare fef dues
iaisad tho decense Of Brother Alfred lien.
I've years had been 4 Master Mason
solnnei lienderson, which WIN prove ~ IL.