The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-29
The MASONS ARRIVING
10 Attend Meeting Of Committee on Work
for Grand Chapter.
THE GRAND BODIES MEET ON TUESDAY
A Better Attendance Thus Far Than
Last Year-Those Now in At
tendance.

The committee on work for the Grand
Chapter is as follows:
Frank Newson. chairman, Runge Judge
John p. Bell. Bellville; f. W. Fitzpat-
rick, Mount Pleasant E. T. Murchison,
Vernon. and Norton Moses. Burnett.
This committee will hold three ses-
sions daily. at 10 a. m. p. m. and p m.
One of the members of this committee
said to Post representative last night;
II want you to say In The Post that there
is one citizen In Houston whom the Ma
sons will ever hold in esteem. That man
is Mr.. W. D. Cleveland. lie never for
gets us upon the occasion OF cur an
nual meeting. This morning when cur
committee assembled We :ornd i've boxes
of fine cigars awaiting u.s. one for each
member of the committee sent with the
compliments of Mr.. Cleveland"
Up to last night the following delegates
bad arrived to be in attendance before the
committee on chapter work.
Joe Adams, Trinity; c. p. Boone, Aus
tin; ". p. Lawrence. Carthage. p. NJ.
Riley Jefferson J. l.. Miller, Gorsicsna
g. II. Stewart. Horah; n. N. Tuck. Sher
man; K. w. ellis. Little River; l.. W.
Al5ertson Bolton; b. i. pasohal. Denton;
B. c. karnes, Gatesvile; Il. F, Brown,
Grand View; w. Haskins, Washington,
w W Honnicutt, Marlin: 4. II. Ander
son, Wichita Falls, l., C. Kells Wolfe
Ciy; r. c. Anderson Bartlett; W. A.
BRYANT McGregor, Ed Lowe, Midlothian:
J y. Walker Mount Vernon Ollie Spen-
Ger. Liberty Hil; J. j.. Moore, whitney;
r. H. RedfelG Smlthdeld; 5. Sale,
Runge; ". Z. Peugh, Higgins $. A.,
James. ST. Joe / NJ. Murphy. Midland;
j. c. simmons. Liberty Hili; c. r. Phil
lips, McGregor, T y. Kidd. Beliyille;
J, II Johnston, Meridian: 4. L. Rosset.
Ter, FL Paso; j. y. Webb, Abilene w A.
Scott. Floresvilie Il. II Palmer Hen
rietta: W. S. Dole. Fort Tnge; c. 4.
Richards. Dublin, John Findlaier, Jr..
San Angelo; f. r. Bryan, Midland ]. e.
Hooper, Colorado; G. C. Kempar Leon
ard II. l.. Robb, saron; 7. \ Bowling,
Beaumont; j b. Tolbert. Vernon; c.
y Harding, Amarillo A. b Coffee, Bur
nett; j. r. wilson New Boston: !. a.
Bryan. Cleburne, !. n. Markham Weath-
erford. Eli Gee. Pilot Poirt: II r. Good
night, Wills Point J. B. Rabb Emory;
a II. Hctner, Greenville T. 6. V.
Willard. Giddings; W. W. Smith, Round
ROCK, y, w Mctrery, center, w. r.
Moore. Mexis; ]. l.. Burden Fro; John
Madden, Denison; NJ. l.. Bird. Honey
Grove; T. l.. stansheld. Terrell; George
y. Atkinson, Pearsall; W. u. Porter
Runge; j. W. Num-, Colorado City ].
W. Moore. Lampasas; H. r Andrew
Wolfe City; J. NJ witt, Bartlett; A. J
1ngle, Grandview; ]. NJ. strayhorne
Bartlett, Fred r. Johnson. Anderson
Dudley Brown. Anderson; John NJ sid.
dali, Jerusalem; r. 3. Greasy. San Saba;
] r. Wilson, W. c. Young chapter e
r. Phillp, McGregor; A J. Frick, Trim
ity; j. b. Young. Rockwall.
The above list shows a larger attendance
upon the committee than was present al
the first meeting Of the committee last
year and members present predict thai
the attendance upon the Grand Lodge this
year will be larger than ever before.
After the Adjournment of the Grx1'
Lodge the committee on work al rhlA
body will meet and win be IN session for
six davs