The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-20
Robert E. bright of PennsyL.
Oania Again FAVORED for
office of Grand Sire.
Members of Order Say That
His Illness Should Not
Stay His Election.

ert z. Wright OF pennsylvania, VINO Is
unable to attend the session owing 70
sickness. During the session official
resolutions of regret and sympathy
were adopted and ordered sent TO Past
Sire James P. Saunders OF New York.
who is absent owing TO sickness Mr.
Saunders is the oldest past grand sire
alive to-day.
NEW REPRESENTATIVE SEATED
After the grand representatives had
been allotted the seats they are to oc-
| cupy in the hall during the remainder
or the week. the report of the COM
mittee on credentials was presented
Upon the recommendation OF the COM
mittee the seating of new representa-
tives took place. The names Of the
additional representatives are as fol-
| lows:
From Grand Lodges-oliver J. semnss
Alabama: J. z Perry. Arizona: George
nom R1isisb C.oi111bfs. e " Baker. Cali
Milton 9. Gill. resigned). California; d. F.
Ackermann. Colorado Frank r. Epson. Con
| l. Brown. District OF Columbia; Thomas C.
Watson. Florida; John A Hynds. Georgia.
Illinois; Eller E. Pryor, Indiana; J. K Mason
for one year, vice ". j. Burnett deceased
Indian Territory; J. A Rose. Indian Territory
Zala a Church. Iowa, W l. Brown Kansas
Claude Buckley Kentucky. VIII a. Steidley
Louisiana; Leon r Higgins Maine. Walter
7. Devlin. Manitoba; J. c. P. Frazes. Mari
time Provinces: Richard Gibney. Maryland.
sumner P Lawrence. MaSsac husetts, :. A.
Farnsworth Minnesota; James Mcclure
Nieol Montana; Oscar o. snyder. Nebraska.
John LothroD. Nevada; Frank L Way. New
samuel YAM i e McKee, s1:- Fsaallin p TIsa,
mann New York; l. 3. McBrayer. North
I Hoskins. Ohio; W s Cooper. Oklahoma; Rob
ert Kin Ross Cowan. Ontario. Joseph Micelli.
Oregon. Charles Chalfant Pennsylvania. p
I. Baldwin. Quebec; William II. Sweetland.
Rhode Island; Cole L Blease. South Carolina.
Dyer H Campbell. south Dakota; John l.
Nolen. Tennessee J. r. Cough. Texas. ". o.
carbis. Utah: samuel A Reed. Vermont: VIII
Washington: c. A Vincent west virzfnia
y r Nelson. Wisconsin; W l. Kuykendsll.
From Grand Recommendations c. Jones.
Alabama; Richard Humphrey. Arizona: ZadOck
P. Freeman. Arkansas; James r. Webster.
British Columbia; John A Foster. California.
John Latimer. Colorado; Marcus L Reynolds.
Connecticut; A L koutz. Georgia; Oric Cole.
Idaho; Thomas f. Wood. Illinois. George ".
1AestSls 1n-4alias = a-5Ht- AA1laA -elFltol9'
J. g Mlulman, Iowa A NJ Bain, kansas
William II. Cox. Kentucky. Alfred s. kim
ball. Maine; Melville Mexican. Maritime Prov
inces; Adrian Hughes. Maryland; Charles y
Alexander. Massachusetts,. T.. E Robinson.
Michigan; c D Thompson. Minnesota, G. T.
Webster. Missouri. z. G. Fox. Montana. James
z. Sba~ Nab-asls- yy-fr1fz - 49, ~
Hampshire: Amos B. Pierce. New Jersey:
Jacob Dilcher. New York; George Green.
John A. Carver, Ohio, ". H. EdmondsOn OK
lahoma; L b Cooper. Ontario; Thomas F.
Ryan. Oregon; Thomas NJ Holden. Rhode
Island: c H Tinkham Gor one year vice c.
r de Mouth. resigned. South Dakota, ".
= fraser, tennessee = a hellar' 4eAass
L z Hubbard. tan; J. n BiaNey. Yer
mont; James E Mccoy ST.. Virginia; Charles
3. Hathaway. WASHINGTON; John Peacock.
West Virginia; B H kohorn, Wisconsin. A.
r Merritt. Wyoming.
The number Of representatives seated
from the Grand Lodges is fifty-seven.
while fOrty-fOur are representatives OF
the Grand Encampments.
During the seating Of the delegates
il was developed that four representa-
tives were absent-Sumner P Lawrence
Of Massachusetts on account Of sickness
and representatives from Michigan.
Georgia and Texas.
]. A Craig of the maritime provinces
was appointed assistant grand guardian.
and c. II. Lyman. grand secretary OF
Ohio Grand Lodge. was appointed as
sistant grand messenger.
The roll call OF the jurisdictions was
then taken up and the new business OF
the jurisdictions reported on Among
the kilograms received was one OF con-
graduation from Past Grand Sire c. T.
Campbell Of Kansas.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The next business of the session was
that will have in hand the work Of the
session throughout the week The en-
tire work OF the session devolves upon
the committees. They prepare the re-
ports hear the complaints and transact
the business, after which their work
is passed upon by the officers OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge. The following
is a list OF the committees formed yes
terday and which viii continue through
out the session:
On the State OF the Order-Repressntativss
KuykendaH OF wyoming Hall % Pennsylvania.
potter Of Kentucky. Page OF New Haupshirs.
Borst Of New York Brodie OF Quebec. Ryan
OF Oregon, Buchel OF Massachusetts,. Lloyd OF
Missouri Reynolds OF Connecticut
On the judiciary, appointed July 10 1SO@-
Representatives semmes OF Alabama. Daniel
OF Georgia. Billiard o. Montana. Montague o.
Virginia Rinehart OF Florida Goudy q Colo
RADIO. Trautmann OF New York Buckley OF
Kentucky Cowan OF Ontario. Fosnes OF Mir
On Legislation-Representativ Noien o.
Tennessee. Hoazland Of Neorasxa Gauns OF
Jersey Kiubail OF Maine. Overdeer OF Della
ware MobIey OF Idaho. Cossrove q Washing
on Finance-Representati Conway OF
OF Kentucky. Dflcher Of New York. Watson or
FLORIDA Hawkes. Of Pennsylvania. Carois q
Utah. Green OF North Caroiins. Aon ns %. ot
braska. Foster OF California
on Constitutions-Represe SIswart
Of Mississippi, Haughey OF Kansas Ellis q
AIabana MoWry OF Alabama Gougn OF Texas.
Waters OF washington, Hill OF Virginia. An
dreus OF Oregon, Reed Of Vermont, BroWn OF
S-nfb Dakota Spacknan OF Ontario. Cooper q
on International Relations-Rspresentati
Ss-roner Of New York. BornWasser OF Indi-
ana Bass OF Georgia Weynniss o. Manitoba
Ia-,is ~ Alabama. Cushman OF Florida. Grit
an ~ North Carolina, Bryan Of North Da-
lSota. Hoskins OF Ohio. Blease OF south Caro-
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