The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-10
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snssION OF THE UNITED STATES
.WoRKMEN ALMOST OVER.
Cadies Of the Order will Give q Recep-
tion This Evening-Many
Matters Disposed of
Today.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda. Sept. 10.-The grand lodge
session Of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen will be concluded this evening.
BY that time all business will be An
tshed and but for the grand lodge meet
ing OF the Degree Of Honor, which con-
Senes tomorrw morning, the delegates
would be ready to go home.
But very few will 60 away without first
attending meeting Of the latter organi-
cation, the ladies auxiliary Of the
Morkmen
This evening 1t is the intention Of the
ladies OF the local D. of H., lodge to give
= reception Ut Turner Hall, after the A.
o. U. W., grand lodge has adjourned, to
all visiting workmen and visiting men,
Oers Of the degree of honor and elaborate
preparations are being made for the
event.
The afternoon session yesterday was
faken up entirely in the discussion Of
matters relating to the changing Of the
workmen laws some what, in this juris-
diction.
The printing Of the Montana Workman,
the official organ of the workmen was
awarded to A. b. Keith.
At the evening session it was decided
TO adopt the Recommendation Of the SUI
preme lodge regarding the guaranty
fund.
A report was heard from the supreme
representatives who spoke of the work
OF the last supreme lodge meeting ana
called attention to the following:
but few important laws were enacted.
one requiring that an uniform medical
examiners blank be used by all jurisdic-
lions, effective after January, 1902, will
tend to place the requirements for ad-
mission. so far as physical requirements
ere concerned on a more systematic and
uniform basis.
Another law enacted by the supreme
lodge and one that may be looked upon
as an Innovation, Ia that establishing a
class of non-tnsurable risks embracing
persons engaged In manufacturing cart
gidges. dynamite, powder, nitro-glycerine'
nrsworks percussion caps, or other high
explosives; q custodian Of nitro glycer-
1ne; q pyrotechnist: q naval officer. sailor
or marine; a common sailor; deck hand
ON q boat: q submarine diver;N dredge
boat employe; an engineer on pile driver;
river sound, lake or sea going vessel o.
tug boat; a craftsman; a soldier In time
Of war; an aerOnaut; professional base
ball player; a professional bicycle rider;
a circus performer or rider; profess
sional football player; or jockey OF
rider in races.
mo persons engaged in any of the
above occupations may now become
m&mber Of the order. and from and al
ter August LIST, 1901 the beneficiary OF
benef1ciaries of any member of the order
who may enter into such occupation and
whose death shall be the direct result o.
enployment shall not recover from the
hrder for sluch death of such members.
Todays session opened shortly after
O'Clock this forenoon and after the dis
position of lot of matters, routine II
nature. the election of officers was taker
np.
It was 1880 when the election of OFF,
GERS was reached: Following was the
result.
Grand Master-F. L. Grandey, Butte
lodge, No. 1.
Grand Foreman-C. r. C. Scobey
gcobey Lodge, No. 70, Poplar, Mont.
Grand Overseer-J. B. Trevarghen
Centerville.
Grand Recorder-R. H. Howey, Helena
Grand Receiver-L. @. Shelton, Boulder
Mont. =
Grand Medical Examiner - DR.. j. s
Hammond, Butte.
Grand Guided. G. Worden. LeVis
town. ~
Grand Trustees-H. Manchester. D. H
Moore, Butte: Barney SCHNEIDER, Bill
1ngs.