The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-08

which the following is culled by the Sec
| rctary:
Past masters on rolls, 2S0g; Muster Ma
I sons. y ass, fellow crafts. 1914. entered ap-
| prentices, 1924 non affiliated in jurisdio-
| ''on' 1888. dcmissions, 1873; deaths. A.
| explosions. 81 suspended Tor unmasnnic
| conduct o5' suspended Tor non payment or
! ub's. d6p, reinstatcments. 255, inltntious
| 1860 passings 1223 raj Anrs. 1851. nfftha-
'lons. 1850 reflections. 3,i profane swear
| eis, 1885, gamblers rs dliuRers 10 intoxi-
| t4llon 5i' widows OF mostcr Mason
| lb't destitute widows los ornhans. 1872.
destitute orphans 1s2 widows who would
become inmatns II home when established
,9 orphans that would become inmates OF
nome. g. lodges that own buildings. Jtg.
lodges not owning buildings il3. value
OF rel estate and buildings, $5i7, 705 value
Of furniture. $50 S92
Tho financial clause shows collections
from all sources during tho year o. Sl1.-
81 50
Referred to finance committee
The report OF the committee on crcden-
tiais was read by Chairman JOS Burger
! The report showed that there wer>, eey raj
irregularities In the credentials of some
! delegates and proyiee
Past Grand Master Frymier moved that
! all tia, portion Of tho report which found
/ delegates with proper credentials be adopt
ca ana that the other parts Of the rerort
! Wnirh reported en- irregular credentials be
| taken up This motion prevailed and
each case wHs tsl'on UP separately. the ir-
| regulate In most instances being caused
! by secretaries not following the legal form
! or emitting the seal
After several delegates Ind been sen.cd
melton by Past Grand Master Tyler pre-
| vailed that as the Irregularities were sin.
fl
declnr,,d cn,,,io, T., ~, Az u''esa''S nc
The SECRETARY announced that there were
several papers on his dqs,, N'hIrh sho,,i5
mt ,ele.reu 10 committees without Being
m, fo,,o,,,ns ri,i t''' ,,, t., ,,,.,.. ~.
| location a, thc W'iaor,. ana Nv, Wv
4 home and. without being opoped, they
{ were referred TO the board ot directors OF
/ the home fund Fort Worth. Groeuyille
/ Tho AZ " Grnnd M.stn,. H. o,,,,rroo,
the standing COMMITTEES OF witch the fol
/ Crelantials.I ~ pmr,,ba, w \, 49,.
J e webb, Joe Adams. Dayton Mosre. -
| n Ahcrnc,h,, anS D.. a''"'' ID
Finance. G. Wooters WI. purae,t
| French Slmpaon and H. G. Avers
| Jurisprudence Marens F.. Mott Jnmes
! y Miller. Arson Ra,ncy, w. s. Fly ana
| George w Tyler.
Tho Grand Lodge then passed from Labor
| to refroshment 10 resume labor 81 7.gO >, ~,
|
| The Most Eminent Rov,, Avon oh,r.o.
Of roxas ,,as oai,o, .,,,,''
a,.,., 'Vs'''o' !" 'ne iot'y-
e'sh'h annual communication yesterday az
| ternoon by NJ, Il. Grand High Priest Roun
sayal
|
| \, >, U'"N''S "oe present;
IT, o'anu iiigh friest X. q Rounsa-
vail
NJ Il, Deputy High Priest ~ u ua,,.4.
T.. Grand King n ~, ''o'
H. Grand Scribe W. l.. Burdet,
I II. Grand Treasurer 5. ID. Noora
II. Grand Secretary Ceorer Ionas l..
/ Grand Chaplain John Rnrcus go w.
Grand Captain OF the Host 10, II nur.
CHER.
Grand Principal Soiourrar W r,,,,.
| Hrand Royal Arch Captain /. u Cren-
shaw
Strand Master of the Third Ven John
otehad
Srahd Master of the First Veil II. ".
"olte'
S1unlor Grand Steward J. j. Carmichae,
or"nu Hnard O. II, Wysong
or un morton OF B. Grand King Kidd all
Royal Arch Masons were invited Ia seats
y. "rand High Priest Rounsayall
Inc report congratulated The fraterr,,r
u t inc, condition OF the order throughout
ofear , '' Sad a. During the~ear grand
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