The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-15

ell No. 1883, az GanderVlllei hOane cOun-
", by Deputy A. w Edgell; Pleasant
willie Council No 1874, at Pleasantyille,
Marion county, by Deputy j. G. Robin
son; Wise Council No. 1876, at Wise, Mo-
mongolia county, by r. y. Ash; Ceredo
Council No. 1856. at Ceredo, Wayne
county, by Special Deputy W. W. Lap
pert; Barbersvllle Council No. 1877, at
Rarbersville, Cabell county; Milton
Council No. 1855, at Milton, Cabell coun-
~, by Special Deputy w. w. Lappert;
Castle Park Council No. lS9, at Cam
demon Gauley, Webster county, by
Deputy A. c. Blake; Smithaeld Council
No. 1870. at Smithfeld, Wetzel county,
by Deputy II. s. Hays; Shawnee Coun-
ell No. 1911, at Shawnee, Peasants
county, Deputy ], w. Williamson, jr,;
Wayne Council No. 1872, at Wayne.
Wayne county, by Special Deputy w.
W. Lappert; Reedyvllle Council No, 1888,
at Reedyville, Roane county, by Special
Deputy John Kirk; Mountain State
Council No. 1874, at Mason City. Mason
county. by Special Deputy w. w. Lap
pert.
II will be seen that out OF the eigh-
teen new councils eight OF them were
Instituted by Mr., w. w. Lappert, whose
efficient work was a matter of congrat-
ulation yesterday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of members at
last report, 6,967; net gain, 1865; present
membership, 1852.
Finance-TOtal receipts, S2l,956 49;paid
for relief and sick benefits, Sl2l6O 26;
invested, SlO,2O6 50; balance in treasur-
les, $l2,7Ol so.
Number OF subordinate councils In
good standing, 1874, Councils Nos. 80, 49,
IS, 1903, 1856 and ISL have not reported for
term ending June 30, 1891, and their
memberships are not counted In the
above.
Receipts OF state counclls-Balance on
hand at last report, 1921 90 from per
capita tax, $500 SIS; sale funeral ritu-
ais, 81; odes and blanks, $50 90; de-
funct council property, S24 80; charter
fees, $500; money from defunct coun-
ellis, $62 10; sale constitutions, $22 is;
money returned by representative OF
No. 0, SO 90; balance due from last re-
port. 1865 IS; total, S5,O96 90; disbursed,
$3,39S 81, Balance in hands of treasur-
er, 1857 IS,
The following representatives were
present: r. f. Farnsworth, OF No. 2;
Poe Wright, No, 3; w. ". Lappert, No.
4; I. NJ. Clayton, No. 9; G. j. Schwartz,
No. 0; Boyd Scott, No 0, A. NJ. Rice,
No. 10, Noah NuZum, No, IL; John w.
White, No, "A; W, j, l., Rogers, No. Id;
A. Layheld, No, l6; p. S. Critics. No Is;
]. NJ. Stanley, No, 10; w. II. Wenner,
No. 20; H. S. Cunningham, No %; c.
C. Lynch, No. IS; C, r. Grant, No. 20;
C. F. Sheehy, No 30; James NJ. Lazear,
No. 80: j. r. Phillips, No "a; c, II.
Wolfes, No. IS; f. S. Wilson, No S6; w.
w. Yates, No 40; +, j. Wagner, No Il;
Lewis Conn, No. 80; George Cline, No.
81; j. w. Criss, No SO; N. l.. Jones, No.
60; II. Il. Stansbury, No. 81; Burt VIII
son, No. g.; G. w. Hand, No So; +. d.
Panray, No. 66; Il. X. Stout, No. 81; Ar
thur Sayre, No. 6S; p. NJ. Armstrong.
No. 20; Edward Johnson No. ~; f. F.
Mayhem, No. ~; W. X Mcdowell, No.
n; II. S. Hart, No. IS; G. w. Siford, No.
10; James w. Finley, No. 81; a. w.
Edaell. No. SO; Joseph Steinbeck, No,
s.; James Mcknight, No. IS; j. L.
Squires, No. SO; II. |. Lewis, No. 80; Ira
Stemple. No, o.; Henry Kimmel, No.
90: Louis Whlssan, No, 95; Il. p. ALI
man, No. 96, j. D. Hacker, No. 80: II. l..
Rldgeway, No. 100; +. II. Mace, No. l0l;
b. F. Mason, No. 1902; W. ID. Shrout, No,
l0i: j. b. Ross, No. l06; G.. L. Rhea, No,
l07; c. NJ. Mayiield, No. los; f. NJ.
Cunningham. No. 1903; j. j. Zlckafoose,
No. 10; S. r, Jackson, No III; h. IL
Powell No. III; a. w. Ladwig, No lis;
]. B. Gould, No. ll6; S X. Arnett, No.
liS; o. b. Goodwin No. l2O; n. T. Nc
Kay, No. l2l; II, Il. Berry, No l23; II.
T. Reeder, No l24; w, .. Grlbble, No.
1876; Cham. Shepherd, No. l26; A. w.
I'll
U. G. Deahl. No. 1871; James A Right,
No. 1872; L. Keller, No. 1888; F. II VII
son, No. 1874; c. d. Malone, No 1856; c. c.
Johnson, No. 1877; j. d. Ash, No 1879; |.
j. Davis, No. 40: T.. l., Hays, No. l4l;
li3; ]. l.. Thrash No. li4 II. H. Nor
an, 145; Eugene McGinuis, No l41; r.
w. Duncan No. lis: o. Il. Summers.
No. $50; John Warner, No. l52; w. S.
Burnside, l53: A. ]. Bartlett, No. 1885,
$50; W. IT Bailey, No 1850; james o
Morris, No. 1Gl; j. S Moneypenng, No,
1862; A. X. Wilson, No, 1853; Luke Fitz-
simmons, No 1Gi; G. W. Book, No. 1G5;
w. II. Owens, No. 1866; II. S. Hayes. No.
l67: j. W Wise. No 1868; f. j. Fesler,
No. 40: ]. NJ. Cunningham. No. III: o.
~ hhiCely' M li-' =. = NIdlt' M
ia; NJ. B. Rider, No. ia: C. s. Edwards,
No. 175; Henry X Frye, No l7G; c. c.
Mason. No. III; r. NJ Vanhorn, No 179;
II. W. Jenkins, No 1SO. f. A. Wiker,
No. 1871; s. G. Griffith, No 1872; A. NJ.
Snodgrass, No. 1873: b. f. Hall. No. 1874;
]. W. Sanders, No 1s5: James a. Po-
teete. No. 1877; D. L. Irwin, No. 1888; w.
$. Black. No 1889: A. G. Ellis, No. 10l;
l.. A. RAIDER, No 1893
Huntington. Weston. Berkeley Springs
and RavenswoOd want the next session
Of the state council Huntington Is de-
cidedly in the lead and will In all prob
ability secure the session, owing to the
pleasant manner In which the people of
that city have entertained the state ses-
slons OF other fraternal societies 20
which many OF the Juniors belong.