Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-04-24
(From Wednesdays DsilyJ

Outside of tho election of officers for the ensuing year the mos, impor tsst business transacted at the second days session of the grand lodge of odd Fellows. yesterday, was the adop' tion of resolution adding to tho qual. iRcstions of representatives to the grand lodge, requiring them to bc mem bess of an assembly of Rcbckahs.
 This ls looked upon by the represent stives here as an important departure from the general rules of this jurisdic tion, which. heretofore, only required that n representative to the grand lodg' be a member of the subordinate lodg ae represents snd past grand. The resolution was introduced immediately after the commencement of the session aad wss unanimously adopted. 1t is considered by the representatives to tho grand lodge and the Rcbckah's AS sembly to bc a fitting and just rccog hilton of the great assistance rendered the principles of Odd Fellowship hy the members of the sister lodge.
 Election of Officers.
 Under special order of bushes, the election of officers was announced st 10 o'clock. with thc following re suit:
 H"nry I. Suicr Prescott, Grand AAsssr.
 ]. A. MacLcay. Deputy Grand Mas ter.
 Andrew Nielsen. Tempe. Grand War dcn.
 W k. James. Phoenix, Grand Treas urer.
 George A Mintl, Phoenix, Gran, Secretary.
 J. E. Perry. kingman, Grand Rcprr sentative for the twoycar term. an, Frank r. Trott. PhocuiV. Grand Rep rcscntntive for the ouo.ycar term.
 x. \. Murford, rhdcniN. BcuJamii Robinson, Prescott nnI |. N Stewart Grand Trustees.
 Prescott Man IIonorod.
 In the election of Henry !. Sudci of this city, ns grand master. thc grnnc lodge has hnuorcd un enthusiastic ic loyal and faithful Odd Fellow, Inc sciol of family whosc members have lon. been devoted io its principles, In father, Louis Sudcr, of Ohio. has beer member of fine orlcr for fifty years while his brother, Louis Sudcr, Jr., | p,st grand guardian and special dep u,y grand master of the state of Ohio His wife k also an enthusiastic mem her of the local lodge of the i'cbcknhs The new grand master joined R lIidlc Roberts lodge. No. j30. of Penn sylvanaia, in 1892. since when hi membership in the order has been con tinuous. In 1898 hc joined Prescott lodge, No. I, by card.
 He was elected trustee m 1900, a no sition which he still holds, and 1t is du' 10 the efforts of himself and three o 'puf 'hh'iT iHNi tue bbn VI this city con point with pride to th' finest Odd Fellows temple in Inc Ter r,tory. This temple, which is consiJ cred the most substantial between Den yer Vnd San Francisco, was, in n greo measure, designed hy the new gran' master.
 His brother members of Prescott No | are enthusiastic over his election and are unnnimous in the opinion tha he will gail additional honors in hi new office for himself and his lodg, and with his Vigor and enthusiasm bring success, financially and other wise, 10 the order in this jurisdiction.
 Will Work For Sanitarium.
 In tho election of !. F. Perry an' Frank r. Trott, as grand representa- lives, the grand lodge had in view th granting ny the sovereign grand lodg of one of the three national Odd Eel low sanitariunls. to be erected by th order, to Arizona. Thcsr repre- sentatiyos arc among the ahcst Od Fellows in ihis Territory They vii cndcavor to impress thc sovcrcip grand lodge, which meets Inc thir Monday in September in SL Paul Mnn, with the matcbIrs, climate O this Territory and fine great benefit to be derived by iu,alids from it hracing atmosphere This i4 thc thin time Mr. Perry has been elected a representative from this Territory, t