The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04

ter. does reinstatement In the Blue Lodge |
ieinstate him In the chapter?
on January /. 1926. Companion J. u.
kcndy, high priest Adon.ram Chapter No.
-, stated that their lodge room had been
desired me to grant them dispensation to
suspend labor. |. Of course. wrote hun
that had no such power, but. should
they demise and succeed IN rebuff Ing
pricr to this meeting of the Grand Chap
yer. chat would grant them dispersal
ton To resume.
on February 9 | received eommunica-
,, on from him asking NE TO gran, them
ultpensatl5n TO meet in companion Jones
private office, which refused
Again. on March ;. l received n request
rom him TO gran, thom q dispensation to
resume labor n Huntington institute. In
Inc In, ' 0w. 81 WoodyiIle, two story build
Again, on July 4, | received communi-
carton from him stating that Huntington
Institute had been burned down and again
asked for disnousatiou TO suspend labor.
which refused.
November ]. Companion John Maaueu,
h!gh priest Of Denison Charter 1855. en-
t.osed the following communication anu
asked my decision; Brother VIM. &.
EsSier member OF Rcdheld lodge. NO.
81, South Dakota. stands elected to re-
Noi1 81 '>u.e' ,ues,,,tS III ou' Nhsuuo
road bStwecn :, cu,s 10 nov ." ,.n ,
place. we want TO assist him In having
ne degree conferred on him by your
nor Kermit ven w SonTcr IKE 5s,rnes nm
on any one who has not yet resided IN
your Jurisdiction for ore year. Win this
prevent lou from comforting the degree
for our chapter and at our rcaucsty"
. ! answered by referring him to article
Grand Chapter.
on November > Companion j II. Peters
of Baird Chapter desires TO Know that ii
companion Is square ON the books ana
asks for a dcmit. ia It necessary that the
ballot Ike spread on application
ECOMNTTNpATION
In 1852 Won win rrn,cnbcr maj owing
TO the s,,,e OF OF our finances me per a,m
on work ana delegates before said cont
mttee nnd the salary OF grand secretary
In lSS3} -" nor diem of committee on
work and d.ldgates was raised. yet the
l., S,tS ay q srand s3ere'NE was lett as
as to warrant Ills Grand c6apter to ' IN
grand secretary. 50 as TO- enable lin to
live comfortably aud / would resptctTully
recommend that the Same be raised to
Sld0O per year as before.
CONCLCEION.
WV V"lnl'''o''s' my "oiN ~ holo'e
you ana what mistakes have made and
they may he many | can assure you
I ,,,l ,n,, ,, ",,G ,, 'V' ~ '''n '.'' '.',"
~ ,lut you WI pe reddN 10 throw
hIdgo th e,n 1t t' ,',n'S on nanny, Wncn
minHiui Of me high honor that has been
v,tir,iiioo' , , oio'a IL, npr WI ever Iorhot
LinJucse,s sbnt1" ~, li,a Nv r' m,.s
nnniiai n,sti,, III "'., nu'S sl,.o. c''1t
9i on'a IA NJ -, 49,,
/ shnu sim Iook fn,s,ard vim ioyf,n m,
flcipatiou to olr vr',SV ra,,"iSn.' ~ rtnirn
t,YIs, u. w. ~ IN t'ui,.l7' on Wn.cu
many more. ana now. companinus a lov-
ing adieu and may mo Ntceaings az o,Ir
wan Won
rr,prr1,N- p,>,r, ,,,.,,,
wv i,1p IN iiih9l i"-
foHI.
L, Denutv Grand High Priest a. s
plntlua's rcro-t v,s M ro,iovys.
~ ,h, AZ T., ., =,
~ WIG W. ~ HIanu fuNil Nich Charter
OF ToNAs:
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SS"Iic Sedr,
r. NJ; Proctor II. p. OF ARord Chnptar
~ ~, az NY MoNy 10 get Bowie Chap
III, III 20 i9i 20 work Under resolution If
sniS franc !, H%tef. Docenbcr 1884, which
nV ~ ~ January I, lS", ana made due
- port OF tht same, for which he has my
ihhnks'
IuDllG lnstellation-on June 49, 1895
H,'"ieeq Hu'hof,ty TO ANord CHAPTER No:
~ 70 WSCul thelr officers publicly, ard
appointed Comp r; NJ Proctor nay proxy
visited CISCO Chnpicr No. 100 on luiy
D. ~ Hhl Installed then officers publclN
decisions communication from
Loiap' j. y Moad. king. acting ~. =. Of
Dallas chapter No. A. states as follows;
zone Brother Charles w. Sterling moved
Ia our ely and Iocatcd more than n year
hEo', from Lincoln. Neh. just before leay-
ing llp'oln ne applied to he charter there
lqr NE degree, he was elected to receive
IN" same, Soon after arriving here. he
mao. application 10 GU chapter to confer
NE d"t rvrs upon him by the authority of
Lincoln chapter The chapter
al Lincoln declined 70 allow us to have
anything to do with the matter for the
reason that &c are out OF the General
Grand Chapter There the matter dropped
for the time, ana II was the opinion nf
some Of orr best informed companions
that nfter one years time hal elapsed,
that Is 10 say, the brother had been undcr
our jurisdiction for twelve months, then
we could receive ME application regularly
aud act upon It as though ne had never
been elected by Lincoln Chapicr This
seems feasible, but | am unwilling 10 re-
ceive his application without authority
from you.'
! ruled As he had lived twelve months
under our jurisdiction, since his election
lttH In