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lima, Nolen of Tennessee, Hoasland of Ne
On the Patriarchal Branch of the Order
Representatives Alexander Of MassachuSe,tts'
Perkins Of Rhode Island, Munday Of ONO,
Viewer OF California, Webster of British Co
lumba, Latimer of Colorado, Maroney Of Del
aware, Nix of Louisiana, Steunenberg OF 1uano'
AIilliman Of Iowa, Brown of District or Co
lumbia, Mexican Of Maritime Provinces.
on the Rebekah Representatives
Leuders of Washington Baldwin of Quebec,
Swayze Of Michigan, Ravens of Vermont
Yantis Of Illinois Howard OF Tennessee. floy9
Of Arkansas Johnson Of Iowa, TreSter OF
Indiana, Haight of Indian Territory, cooper
of Ontario, Hall of Missouri.
On nce-Representatives shaw
of California, Jones Of Alabama, Hutchinson
of Wisconsin. Carpenter of Connecticut, WOOD
OF Kansas. Higgins of Maine. HANDSOME OF
Manitoba, Peacock of West Virginia, Mcclure
Of Mississippi. Webster Of Missouri,
On Petitions Representatives. Cutter OF
Maine, Davis OF South Carolina, Creamer OF
Minnesota, Spears OF New Mexico, Carpenter
Of Connecticut. Perry of Arizona, Robbins OF
Arkansas. Gilnour of British Columbia, Baker
OF California, Alderman of Colorado fraser
Of Tennessee. Way Of New Hampshire .,
On Returns-Representati Spellman OF
Texas, Harden of West Virginia, snow OF
Maine, Palmer of New Hampshire, Epson OF
Connecticut, Nothen of Virginia, Trott of Arr
iona, Stranger Of New Jersey, Stewart OF ore
gon, Startzell of Wyoming, Hathaway OF
washington Blakeley of Vermont
On Unfinished acknowledgements An
drews of Oregon, Holloway Of Ontario Lyman
OF Ontario Frazee OF Maritime Provinces
Roach Of West Virginia, Freeman OF Arkansas,
Farnsworth of Minnesota, Nichol Of Montana,
Shaw of Nebraska, Sedgwick Of Nevada, Lane
of New Hampshire, Kohorn of Wisconsin.
On Miscellaneous acknowledgements
Northen of Virginia, Chapman Of Texas, Null
cahy of Nevada, Godfrey Of Ontario, Devlin
OF Manitoba. Thompson Of Minnesota, Fox OF
Montana Randall Of Nebraska Way or New
Hampshire, Pierce of New Jersey, Vann OF
New Mexico. Tucker Of North Dakota.
On Grand Bodies Not Represented-Repre-
sentatives Fowler of the District of Columbia,
Nelson of Wisconsin, Roach of West Virginia,
Mccoy of West Virginia Kimball of Vermont
Campbell of South Dakota, Sweetland of Rhode
Island, Micelli of Oregon. Holloway of Ontario
Cathro of North Dakota, Lathrop OF Nevada,
Hubbard of Utah.
On Distribution of Grand officers Reports
Representatives Goudy OF Colorado, Montague
of Virginia, Peacock Of West Virginia, Stewart
of Maritime Provinces. Shaw OF California,
Edmonson Of Ontario, Tinkham Of South
On Patriarchs acknowledgements
Blake of New Jersey. Hughes of Maryland.
Chase OF Tennessee Humphreys of Arizona,
Jones of Iowa, Wiedeman Of Colorado. Penn
berton Of Illinois. Henderson Of Indiana, Rob
inson OF Michigan, Dale of pennsylvania, Day
of Massachusetts, Dryden of Kansas.
On Mileage and Per Diem Gappointed July
10, Misrepresentation Stiedley of Louis-
ana, Gibney of Maryland, Davis OF Connecti-
cut. Henderson of District Of Columbia, Mer-
rift of Wyoming, Williamson of Michigan,
Stewart of Wisconsin, Stevenson of Delaware.
Cole of Idaho.
On Appeals (appointed July 10 1eoD-Rep-
Isaac Of Maryland, Mason Of Indian Territory,
Hughes of Ohio. Chalfapt of Pennsylvania,
Buckley OF Mississippi Brown of Kansas
Pryor of Indiana.
After the hearing of routine business
the session adjourned until o'clock
this morning.
TO-DAY'S SESSION.
The most important feature Of to-
days session will be the election of new
oAS Of Couaraion Cra nd Lodge
for the ensuing two years. Fol-
lowing the election of officers the
session will hear the reports of the
committees appointed yesterday and
act on the other routine business Of the
day. On Saturday the installation of
officers for the ensuing two years will
take place, after which the eightieth
session will come to an end.
The arrangements made by the Odd
Fellows for the decoration of their con-
vention hall have been very elaborate.
A supply of new desks, one for each
member of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
with the name of the State whence he
comes, gives the hall a businesslike ap-
pearance. On the stage are placed three
chairs Of state, which are occupied by
the presiding officers, while the record
ing officers are placed on raised plat
form in the auditorium a few inches
below the level of the stage. On this
platform are placed the desks Of the
secretary and his officers, and by this
arrangement a clear view Of the entire
hall is afforded to all the officers. An
act of thoughtfulness that was appre-
ciated by the visitors was the placing
Of basket of fruit on the desk of each
representative. Throughout the session
the members were able to refresh them
selves with the California fruit, and
many expressions of appreciation were
heard Another feature of the decora-
ton Of the hall was the arrangement of
flags of the various countries in \
which there are branches of the order.
These, made of silk and of large pro-
portions, are the property of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge.