The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-20
ANACONDA news.
THEY Ask FOR A LODGE
Petitions From Twin Bridges
and Centerville.
WEARERS OF THE LINKS
rbe orisvancs Committee Has Nothing
TO Do-Omcers Elected for the
Next Term-wm Meet
IN Helena

The first business of general interest
a, ~. ~r.,a ,oasa Yesterday was the
- ~.
presentation or peti'iohs iroh" i""
Bridges and Centerville asking for a
lod~e IN he instituted at each of those
... o.. ro,orroa "a N com-
'o"
mittee consisting OF >. N. risnei' j.
Loeb and r. r. Paxton. The commit
49, r.no-tad f.vorahiv ana the dispen-
s.ttors r,sre ordered granted
1rns comr,t,ee or anneaIs ana grew
.rc.s reporfed that thew had not had
snvthing to 40 which certainty speaks
49, hsshIv To- The general stare 81
cor.ntm.nt ana .atIsfsc t,on nrevail-
49, s-ar~ arr u.arars ~ the lInks
rssoi,tion nravaI,ad instrpcting
.ha crand sacr.,arv 20 nurchase a fuIi
-..,s - ~ saysrsIgn Grand
ssoi
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.,as - renor, ,,om The
~ss raaon-
tnnc 49, .,hscrih.
m1"uIns ma odd
70, one COD ot ny ,o.' M. arond
xeuo" 49, . 900 a. eli .,
yuIIsoc'on. auou. -. Mr<car-
specia, cruz ra'e o"e'e" ~ ~
nett. the eoItor: - A.
MANY seeneu tninh
matter shouiu De ieIt wv w
ougniy investigated so una, i, Hisnt . e
more lnteinsentiy ueciueu upon neNs
year. Inc latter view AT last preNaieo
py a pare majority.
After amendments motions 10 conf
init. SUBSTITUTE and iay on
the table the wnoie matter was AT iast
referred TO a ommittee OF three 10
take the matter uhuer auNiseiieht'
correspond win lodges ana make a
printed report 20 lays before the mex,
grand lodge session. TINS report VIII
no 2anf 10 ALL lodges so fn4I EeDIeSen-
tatives may be instructed in reference
TO the wishes OF the membership upon
IT.
The election or oficers ana seiection
OF a place OF meeting for next year had
been -1ade a special order Tor lO;SO a.
m. When that hour arrived other ousi-
ness was iaiu ASIDE anu oi'icefs Weie
chosen as oiiows: For grand master
nopert w. >eil OF queen on.y iouss'
neiena. Was ehoSeh Wy aeS.an.a,,oh.
ror uepu'y sranu ihaseel, jim
OF hainoow Iooee' ureal rsls, VIZ
sse.su an. u,a'v ,'an
% pni,.n Stnr 49,
ptu, 20 ,ahi. ,odee
Sa,rmha Eaus "a +, N ~
Tnr,h S,ar Iodsa roxnsend hainy
n,acaa an nominaf,o, u smith and
y n Rorig were anroin,ed teIlers
On the second ballot Mr. Lewis having
awn. Mr. Goodwin won by a vote
az 60 10 az. Grand Secretary A. ]. White
OF butte and Grand treasure Charles
Schatzlein of Butte were each re-elect-
ed by unanimous vote. Massena Bull
lard OF Helena was placed in nomina-
ton for grand representative by both
his former colleagues, George Pascoe
and Andrew Logan, each OF whom paid
him the highest compliments for the
excellence and faithfulness of his work
I'm the Sovereign Grand lodge. The vote
was unanimous n enthusiastic and
was responded to I'm a very feeling
speech by Mr.. Billiard.
The election OF representative Tor the
short term was not so easily decided.
A year ago j. :. Kemp had been elect
ed 10 the place. Circumstances arose
later which made IL impossible for him
to attend the 5. @. l.. In December OF
this year. Accordingly. he resigned
and George Pascoe was appointed to
act until the meeting OF the grand
lodge. Some brothers felt that as Mr..
Kemp had once been chosen and had
been prevented from attending, that he
should at least be allowed TO finish the
term. while others reasoned that hav-
ing once resigned the place. he ought
not TO expect IL to be rendered again.
Accordingly. both j. :. Kemp. Il. O.. NJ,
ana James NJ Rhoades. the outgoing
grand master. were nominated. Both
men enjoy the highest esteem OF the