The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-07-22

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Industry, No. 8-Johu W Paddocl
S G Beach, ] 81 Misner, W A Withe
ell, 81 Clausenius. VIM. Kohler, Grar
| Mcdonald.
Fraternity. No. 9-W J Clark.
Crescent, No. 1O-W S Frink.
Haines, No. ll-David Wilcox.
Seaside. No. I2-Nat Jones, Wn
Kelly, F. D. Winton.
Safely. No. 13-W II Lee, o P Dar
nails, VIII Warner.
Friendship, No. 14-Jesse Spencer
F P Sheasgren.
Eugene, No. 15-E B McElroy, L ]
Boney.
Roseburg, No. 16-L A Sanctuary.
Pacific, No. lib S French.
Valley, No. 1S-Wm. Buck.
Huntington, No. I9-J P Hannah.
Sherwood, No. 20-J N Hoffman.
Aurora, No. 21-Geo. X Gooding.
Independence, No. pa VOL
colt.
Banner, No. 23-J A Wilson.
Home, No. PA L Dimmick.
Bandon, No. 25-Elbert Dyer.
Portland, No. &c II Precemeder
Geo. K. Freeman, T 81 Feary.
Harmony, No. 28.-Edward Hadda
way.
Lyons, No. 30.-W r Surrey.
Lafayette, No. 3l.-J P Johnson.
Almeda, No. 80, W H Rambo.
Tabor, No. 33.-J G Miller.
Sheridan, No. PAT R Heider.
Union, No. 81 T Mason.
Scio, No. 36.-John B Smith.
Wood burn, No. 37-Wm G Walker
Honor, No. 3S-Edward Palmer.
Harrisburg, No. 39-E E Gpmeyer
Currinsville, No. 42-E Fl Burg
hardt.
Sunrise. No. 43-Allison Baker.
Antelope, No. 4.-Chas T Powne.
Whitmore, No. 45.--W P SERVER.
Elkton, No. 46-J NJ Stork.
Columbia, NJ. Al L Calvert.
Multnomah, No. Al P Burkhart
Oregonian, No. 49.-E T Morrison.
Astoria, No. 50.-M M Flynn.
Mission, No. 5I.-W F Davidson.
Tigardville. No. 53.-E F Wood.
Joseph, No. 54-AlberL Werzweilel
Gavel, No. SD R Dimmick
Clackamas, No. 57--J A Tolbert
Helix, No. 5S-R E Simpson
Fall City, No. 59-Joseph Fromong
] Froman, G II Dye
Forest GroAe, No. 60-Joe Bailey
Hlllsboro, No. CIV G Donnelson
Drain, No. 62-Ira Wimberly
Arlington, No. 63-F w Tohey
Moro, No. 64-H S Thompson
Grass Valley, no. 65-Emmett Olds
Ashland, No. 66-B S Minkler
Brooklyn, No. 67-Wm Slanard
Riverside, No. 68-Geo T Prather
lone. No 69-John G Nilsson
Champion, No. 70-Jopes Eldridge ,
Weston. No. TIC W Proebstel
Mt. Hood, No. PA Brigham
Stanford, No. 75-Arthur Borland
Star, No. 76-C N Drew
Umpqua. No. III F Doughtery
Nugget, No. so E Dehoy
Wasco, No. 83-John G Potter
Santiam, No SEE Miller
Monmouth, No. 87-S B Cathcart,
3 A Anderson
Aumsville, No. 90-F L Powell
Greenleaf, No. 9l-L Fl Siegl
Tualatin, No. 92-Samuel Galbreath
Cascade, No. 94-J o Carter
Anchor, No. 95-J A Ellis
Strawberry, No. 96-Joseph Pruett
Medford, No. &C M Walters
Baker, No. 1O0-C W Jones
Ochoco, No. 101-H Z Belknap
Sunset, No. 109-H II Buckner
Linkville, 110-Geo S Nickerson
Josephine, No. 112-C L Edeerton,
} S Cook
Canyonville, No. ll3-Thos Wilson
Veola, No. 1l4-Philip McBrion, T
" Reeves
Junction City, No. l23-J 81 Miller
Eureka, 125-Donald Allison, ] E
Dunn
Upchurch. No. 126-Richard Durkin
" A Crewson, A W Allen
Perpetua, No. l3l-F B Wilson
Newberg, No. 132-A Bowman
La Grande, No. 133-Wm Grant
Pig Iron, No. l35-L M Davidson
The past grand masters present are
E Nottage, Portland; D L Green,
'alem; F G Able, Portland; W D Hare,
E L Smith, Hood River;
] Daley, Dalles; B Hawthorne,
,ugene; T c Mickey, Harrisburg; r L
Durham, Portland, VIM M Calvig,
Ed Werlin, Portland;
A McFadden. Salem.
After the acceptance of the report of |
be committee on credentials the re. |
lainder of the morning session was
aken up in the consideration of the ;
spo-ts of officers. The report of the !
rand master workman showed that at
1e beginning of the year there were 103 i
lbordinate lodges in the state with a
,tal membership of $3.50.
During the term Is new lodges have
cen established, and on June l, 1899,
he mem 5ership in good standing was
,33, an increase of 773 during the first
months of the term. One lodge had
,rrendered its charter, leaving
,tal of III.
The grand recorders report showed
lst there had been collected in the