PROOEEDINGS OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF THE
MOST ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATERNITY OF
~ttt aud ~tttpttd iJa~gu~ OF THB:
STATE OF MISSOURI, AT ITS
FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL
CO~I~IUNICATION,
Convened in St. Louie. May 22.1865; A. L •• 3865.
Saint
~O'uis:
P. M. PINCKARD, PRINTER, NOS. 78 AND 80 PINE STREET. 1865.
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PROCEEDINGS~
Ttlre FO't\y.mfth Annual tommunicatien of ~ M.st W'Ol'Shipful Grah<t L:J of Missonri) "as held in the city of St. Louis, commencing too foartlt Monday of Ma" tJ1e 22d d8tY, A. D., 1863; A. tt.~路 5865. PRESBN'T: M. W~..roHN F. HOUSTON, Grand Master. VINC~ Deputy (kana M88~. '" & E. ANDERSON, as Grand Senior Warden" '" MARTIN COLLINS, (kand ltinior W'vd6Ji. '" WILLIA!( N. LOKiR, Grand Trea:surer. " A. O'SULLIVAN, Grand Secretary. REv. BRo.. P. M. PINCKARD, Grand CAaplain.. " W. WIDTE, Gmnd Chaplain. '" W. M. RUSH, Grand Chapla.ilb Bro. R. E. ANDERS~, Grand 'Ore.tor. '" A. F.. TR.A.YNO~ Gl'.nd Marsaal.. '" M. M. JESSE, Qrand Sword Bearer.. "" W. D. l\1UI~ Gra.nd Seni~r Deaoon. " J. H. McALPINE, Grand Junior Deac()Jh " THOMAS HARRIS, 808 Grand Tyler.
R. W. JOHN D.
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PAST-GRAND OFFICERS ~ M. W. " " " "
JOlIN RALLS, Past-Grand Master. JOSEPH FOSTER, Past-Grand Master# S. H. SAUNDERS, Past-Grand Master. L. S. CORNWELL, Past-Grand Ma8ter. GEORGE WHITCOMB, Past-Grand Mast€r'. " M. H. McFARLAND, Past-Grand Master. " JOHN H. TURNER, Past-Grand Master. B. W. JOHN D. TAYLOR, Pa8t-Deputy Grand Master. U JOHN D. D~GGETT:, .Past-Deputy Grand Master. " O. F. POT'TER, P~t- Deputy Grand Master# DISTRICT DEPUTY·GRAND MASTERS ~ R. W. HENDERSON DAVIS, Di8trict Deputy-Grand :Master. " JOHN RALLS, Di.strict Deputy-Grand .M~ter. " JOHN W. LUKE, District Deputy·Gr8ndMa8ter~ " J. H. BETHUNE, District Deputy-Grand Master. " WM. ELLIS GLENN, District Deputy-Grund Master# " SAM. H. OWENS., District Deputy-.Grand Mast~r.
PAST·MASTERS: W. BROS. J. W. CRANE, WM. H. STONE,M~ S. F. LEONARD, J. G. ANDERSON, J. H. McALPINE, S. K. MILLER, THOS. RICHESON, HENRY T. MUDD, J.' F. WAGELEY, C. M. BROOKS, J.. A. ALTBR f E.DUFFlELD, J. F. SCHEIFER, R. E. VOORHIES. VISITOR.~
J. B. Peckham, Cement:t:J, Illinois. The Most WOfshipful Gra~d .AMPLE FORM.
Prayer by Grand Chaplaw..
C1
of Missouri
Walt
opened in
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The M. W. Grand Master appointed the following Committee on .Credentials: Bros. Geo. Frank Gauley, James E.. Drake, James C. Riggs, who reported the following C€J represented: To
THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND
d
OF MISSOURI:
The undersigned, your Committee on the Credentials ofrepresentatives of subordinate CEb, respectfully report the C€J named below arc represented as follows : LODGES.
NO.
Missouri. Beacon.............. ....•..•
Ark. . . . . . . . . • 'Villiamsburg..... •....... George Washington........
Pauldingville
Rising Sun Auburn Memphis Clarksville Palmyra....... Paris Union St. Louis.......................
Wellington Wyaconda • Proxies.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Geo. Frank Gauley, s. W. John McKittrick, J. W. 3.... Joseph. Tallman, W. M. John Hinton, S. W. of oseph Bagot, J. \V. 6 B. ·F. Snyder, Master Elect. 8 Thos. R. Hobson, W. M. 9 Jas. A. H. Lampton, W. M. *D. H. Armstrong, S. W. P. Kennedy, J. W. 11. W. T. Carter, W. M. W. B. Oglesby, S. W. *0. W. Fringle, J. W. 13 .•.. *Edward Haynes, W. M. 14 A. F. Downing, W. M. 16 R. Samerlin, J. 'W; 17 M. H. McFarland, W. M. 18 R. E. Anderson, W. M. *\Vm. B. Corbyn, S. W. 19 *W. N. Penn, W. M. 20 Morris Jacks, 'V. M. E. Nathan, S. W. E. H. A. Habieht, J. W. I.
22 24
*W.C.Moore, 'V.Y. *'1'. E. Shepherd, W. M.
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NO.
LODGES.
Napthali
25
NAMES 01' OFFICl:RS.
Chas. Levy, W. M. *Jno. A. GillfilJan, S. W ~ *lsador Turk, J. W. ~fexico 26 .•.• *Wm. White, W. M. Evergreen ~ 27. David McKinney~ W. M. JQs. rfhomas, S. W. St. John's 28..••• .1ames M~DaDie], W. M. Huntsville 30.•....*Jas. D. Head, S. W. Liberty ......•.•.•••••••••.•.•.. 31 *Samuel Hardwic-k, S. W. Ralls •.•••.•.. • • • • ••• 33 John Rans, W. M. Cooper 36 *X..X. Buckner, W. It Mt. Moriah 40 ••. L. W. Mitchell, W. M. E. C. Carrington, S. W. Jefferson 43..•...Wm. E. D\1Dscomb, W. M. S. Vetsburg, S. W. Bonhomme.. ..... • • • .. •. •.. .•••. 45 .•.. A. B. Barbee, W ~ M.. Vincent Henderson, S. W. Wm. DenDy, J. W. Fulton 48 AchiUes Wilkerson, W. M. T. B. Nesbitt, J. W. Wakanda 52..•.•.Jas. E. Drake, W. M. *A•. C. Blackwell, S. W. Arrow Hoek ••••••......•...•. 55.•.•..*0. F. Potter) W. M. Richmond 57 *Jas. S. Demasters, J. W. Monticello~.••••..•.••...••.... 58.. ..-.. Hoard Roberts, W. M. John H. Leeper) S. W. New :Bloom1i.~ld.•••••••••• 60 .•.. C. W. Samuel, W. M. *J. W. Overton,. J. W. Pattonsburg 65 WilIiam Earl) W. M. Linn ....••.•..•..••.•.•..••.•...•. 66 Wm. E. Wheeler, W. M. Rocheport . . . •. 67 W. Scobee, W. M. Savannah 71 C. H. Ge€l, W. l\{. Danvn;Ie..•••••••.•..•••..•.••• 72.••••.J&s. H. Robinson, W.1\!. M
•••••
OJ' THE STATE OJ' MISSOURI.
LODGES.
NO.
Ashley
75
NAMES OF OFFICEBS.
A. F. Traynor, W. M. James Tinsley, S. W. Independence...............• 76 .... J. C. Riggs, W.:M. Lebanon ... . . . . . .. .•.....•...••• 77 .•.. J. W. Harman, W. M. Polar Star......••••••.•.....•• 79 .... John W. Luke, W. M. W. C. Detriez, S. W. Bridgeton......... . . . • . • . . .. 80•...•.J os. H. Garrett, W. M. J. E.Moke, S. W. D. L. Bassett, J. W. Friendship 89 *B. Davis, W. M. John Ure, S. W. St. Mark's 93 W. B. Wilson, W. M. Evening Star '94 *John Flemming, J. W. Bethany••..•.•...•...•••••• g7 .••• D. J. Heaston,S. W. Webster.•••••.. ~ .....•..•.••..... 98 •••• D. M. Jameson, W. .M. D. M. McElwain; J. W. Canton 100 Z. T. Knight, W. M. J. M. Sutton, S. W. *Henderson Davis, J. W. Bloomington 102 Jno. 8aly~rs, W. M. *E. C. D. Shortridge,S. W. Jas. Lovern, J. W. 104.••. G. W. Tindall, W. M. Heroine Kirksville l05 W. T. Baird,W. M. David Baird, S. W. Macon 106..•. P. K. Dibble, W. M. Geo. Hobb, S. W. Plattsburg 113 *Jas. D. Vanhook, S. W. Daviess 116 J. L. Davis, W. M. *8. J. Huffaker, S. W. Erwin 121 F. W. Sennewald, W. M. Emil Gessler, S. W. Frederick Loeftler, J. W. Hermann 123 Joseph Kessler, S. W. 0• • • • • • • •
-Proxies.
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LODGES.
NO.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Gentryville ........•..•......125 Athens...•..•................ 127 Constantine..•...•.............129
*A. B. Ross, W. M. R. R. Canaday, W. M. Geo.'Harned, W. M. A. E. Simpson, S. W. Wm. Wilbur, J. W. West Prairie.•.........•...••130 *Thos~ Brown, W. M. Potosi. ............•..............131. Thomas Lloyd, W. 1\'1. *John T. Robinflon, S. W. Farmington..•.............•.....132 E. T. White, W. M. Star of the West 133 B. Sheppard, W. M. H. F. Sweeney, S. W. *A. W. Holloman, J. W. Pleasant Mount 134....••R. M. H~.rgett, W. M. James Johnston, S. W. Prairieville .~ .......••.•..•• 137 W. H. Pollard, W. :M. Pleasant Grove 142 S. H. Sanders, W . .M. Irondale' ..............••.......143 A. R. Eaton, W. M. F. Barron, J. W. Birming.•••..•••............150 *D. W. Clouser, W. M. *Eli Owen, S. W. Milton ...•••............... 151. R. H. Fowler, 'W. M. Concord••....•.•.••••.........151. *W. W. Robertson, S. W. Ashland .....•.............. 156 *Robert S. Martin, S. W. Isaac F. Garner, W. M. Pacific .. '.' •.....................159 Wm. R. Bibb, S. W. Occidental.. 163 Th~s. Richeson, W. M. J as. B. Austin, S. \V. Wm. Bosbysbcll, J. W. J oachim.........••••• ~ •••........ 164..... E. F. Honey, ,Yo M. David Newman, S. W. L. M. Piner, M. Colony ..............•.........168 Wolf Island 172 ...• Samuel Ogilvie, W. M. *H. C. Lee, S. W.
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LODGES.
NO.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Sturgeon •.••••••••.••.••.... 174....••S. J. Bush, W. M. Wm. F. Roberts, S. W. Absalom Roberts, J, W. Griswold u • • • • • • • • • • • I78 M. L. Cope, S. W. Pride of the West..•..••... 179 Wm. Burden, W. M. J no. D. McAuliff, S. W. ~'red. Dreyer, J. W. California .••••••..•••.... 183......*Samuel H. Owens, W. M. E. B. Farley. J. 'V. Chamois..........••••...•.•.••. 185..•..•" '. J. Stafford, W. M. *,Allen L. McGregor, 'S. W. Henry Clay 187 Wm. H. Vivion, W. M. Isaac F. Coons, S. W. Hannibal ..••••••.••..•••......188..•...Edward Duffield, W. M. Zeredatha ...•••.......••..• 189 *Samuel Russell, S. W. Frankfort......•...............192 S. J. Dunham, W. M. Wellsville.....•.••......•••• 194•.•...Thomas Peery, W. M. New Hope.•...•....••.••.••• 199 J. W. Welch, W. M. M. R. Watts, S. W. Clay 207 S. W. Cummons, W. M. Rolla 218 R. P. Faulkner, W. M. Forest City 214.•.•••Hiram Patterson, W. M. Good Hope 218.....•M. Lynch,W. M. Kansas City ...••.•••••••• 220......*John B. Warnall, W. M. Mystic Tie 0' .221. .•.•.J. C. Statler, S. W. Farmers' ~ 222 *G. R. Merriweather, J. W. Saline 226 *E. L. Roper, S. w. St. James ;..........•.....•• 230...•.. Wm. Ellis Glenn, W. M. Warrenton .••••••.•.••.• 231. J. E. Hutton, W. M. Bucklin 233 Thomas Jobson, W. M. L. S. Arbuckle, S. W. St. Fran9ois 234 WiIey Layne, W ..M.
• Proxies.
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LODGES.
Ionic Sedalia
NO.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
235 J oseph Rowe, W. M. 236 G. R. Keill, S. W. Fraternally 8l1bmitted, GEO. FRA.NK GOULEY, JAS. E. DRAKE, J AS. C. RIGGS.
There being one hundred CE!J represented", the M. Master declared a quorum presont.
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Grand
The M. W. Grand Master then read the following address, together with the reports of the D. D. G. Masters; and the address, together with the reports of the D. D. G. M.'s, were, on motion, received and ordered to be printed: BRETHREN OF THE GRAND 0
OF
A. F.
AND
A. M.
OF MISSOURI:
The sure, rapid and unerring tide of time has brought around another year in man's eventful history; and once more, through the Providence of God, we are permitted to assemble in annual communication, to review the labors of the past year, and to devise means whereby the heaven-born principles of our beloved Order may be more thoroughly inculcated, and our organization for good may be rendered more effective for the future. We have great reason for thankfulness, that, oppressed 88 we have been by a cruel civil war, for the past four years, 80 few of our brethren have fallen. We should be also grateful for the blessings bestowed on us by our heavenly Father, in his ever-watchful care of ourselves and families, and we should, with a contrite spirit, pray to Him who is the Author of every good and perfect gift for a continuation of his blessings. The great beauty of Free Masonry, my brethren, is its adaptation to the moral and social condition of man, no matter the country, creed or language. Free Masonry leads its vota:ries, by gentle and imperceptable steps, up the Masonic Hill, from the time the novitiate professed his belief and trust in God until the full truths of our teachings, like the glorious light
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or
MISSOURI.
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of the noonday sun, burst in all its refulgence on his astonished vision, pointing with the unerring finger of truth to a life beyond the dreamless regions of the grave, "where sin and sorrow, pain and death Are felt and feared no more."
My brethren, it is only by a firm belief in the grea.t truths . inculcated by our mysteries, and an honest and conscientious discharge of duty, that we can expect to be classed among the great and true of our Order, who have gone to "that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns." How pleasant are these annual gatherings of the Craft, and what pleasing memories do they call up. As the Israelites of old looked forward with the fondest expectations to the time when one of the great feasts of tbeir religion would call them to visit their beloved city, so do we look forward with feelings of pride and gratification to the time whenI we, too, will come up from our pleasant homes, our once beautiful villages, to cluster around the sacred altar of our beloved Order, and in humbleness of heart, and with contrite spirits, renew our covenants of brotherly regards, of kind feelings, of affectionate remembrances. Well and truly has it been said by the poet: "As the snnflower turns on her god when he sets The samo look which she turned when he rose,"
So do we, as Masons, fondly turn our faces to our "Grand East," and for a brief space throw off all worldly cares, and employ ourselves in the true work of the Order. My brethren, deeply and most sensibly impressed with the responsibility of the office which I hold through your partiality, I submit for your consideration a few tho'olghtsrelative to our present and future usefulness, together with a brief statement of my labors for the past year. It cannot be denied, that at no period of our organization in this State has Masonry been so popular. Hundreds, aye thousands,
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are seeking admission to Our inner temple, who, four years ago, never dreamed of becoming Masons. But now the rush is so great that our old and' cherished landmarks, like the levees on the lower Mississippi, are about to he swept away by the great pressure brought to bear upon them. Is there no power in the Grand o to stem this mighty tOlTent? I answer, there is; and I call upon you, my brethren, to devise some plan whereby this incesBent demand for masonic privileges may be, in some measure, checked. If you will examine the returns of the subordinate CEJ at this communication, you will find that the number of Masons made within the past year exceeds-largely exceeds-the number made in any previous year, even when all oar CEJ were at work. As aconsequence growing out of this whol~sale making of Masons is the little regard entertained for the lessons which Masonry ,teaches. Too many believe that, now that they are Masons, they may use the Order for their own selfish purposes; and it is with Borrow I say that this is a truth made evident to the most superficial observer. Is this, my brethren, the aim and object of Masonry? If so, I have learned its lessons in vain. It will be borne in mind that, during our present unfortunate and unhappy difficulties, a class of CE:J have been brought into existence, termed Army or lraveling CÂŁ:]. The Grand 0 of Missouri, believing that such C2J could be of no permanent good to the Craft, steadily discountenanced their formation, so far as her jurisdiction was concerned. I have watched the workings of these 'CÂŁ::J with no little concern and anxiety, so far as my limited opportunities would permit, and am convinced that the opposition of the Grand Cl was founded in wisdom, and is eminently right and proper. As many citizens of Missouri have no doubt been made in these CEJ, I aeem it my duty to call your attention to these facts, 80 that you may, in your deliberations, devise some plan whereby our subordinate C8:J may be governed in their intercourse with Masons Be made. I lea.I'n from the Grand Secretary that Washington 0, No.1,
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
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Fayetteville, Arkansas, aftm- having ceased labor for nearly three years, revived itself wit}lout authority, and has been making :Masons of citizens of :Mis8ouri, some of whom had been rejected in CEJ in this jurisdiction. As the Grand Master or the Grand D of ArkanBaa cannot bEt notified of this palpable tiolation of law, I trust you will devise some measUrea for the protection and preservation of the Craft in this jqrisdiction, from being imposed upon by these men, and that the w:eU-eBtabliehed U8age. of this jurisdiction be enforced, viz.: not. to recognize thew, I have, during the past ye&r, issued my orders to the Grand Secretarj, to forward lettera of dispensation for the formation of the following CEJ, viz.: Rushville 0, Rushville, Buchanan county. Milton d, No. 151, Milton, Randolph county,wh08o cha.rter was destroyed by fire. Granville 0, Granville; ~{onroe county. Platte C ~ No. 56" Platte ~ity, Platw county,路 .wAose charter: was destroyed by tire. Spencersburg 0, Spencersburg, Pike county. Palestine 0, St. Charles, St. Charles county. Knob Noster 0, Knob Noster, Johnson county. Keystone O,St. Louis, St. Louis county. Middle Fabius 0, Middle Fabius, Scotland county, Maryville 0, No. 165, I\:laryville, Nodaway county, whose charter Was destroyed by fire. The fees, in all cases, for the formation of new t::e:J haYe been forwarded to the Grand Secretary, together 'With all the papers, Dimits, etc. Owing to the removal of the R. lV., Thomas B. Howe, to the city or St. Louis, and his resignation in con.equence thereof t I ordered a commission to issue to R. \V., Henderson Davis, to act in his stead unt!! this present communication. Immediately after the close of the Grand 0 in l\-lay last, commissions were issued to skillful brethren, to set the newly
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chartered. CÂŁ.J to work under their respective charters, gn'mg all needful instruction to the ~Iasters after their installation, to enable them to govern their CEl. In the month of July last, at the especial request of Bro. J no. M. Burk, ~1. of Sturgeon 0 , No. 174, a special dispensation was granted, authorizing that 0 to elect a Secretary, the Secretary elect refusing to be installed. In the month of July last, I received a, communication from a member of Alto Vista 0, No. - , intorming me of the action of that 0 , wherein the W. Master, after a candidate had been duly rejected at a regular meeting, permitted the action of the 0 , reconsidered at a called meeting, which reconsideration resulted in the election and initiation of the candidate. Deeming such action on the part of a subordinate 0 as grossly violative of law and usage, I directed the R. 'V., J. E. Cadle, D. D. G. M., to visit Alto Vista 0 , and if the statement5 made in the letter addressed to me, and which I sent him, were found to be true, to arrest the charter, and take charge of the books, papers, money and other property belonging to the 0, and transmit the same to the Grand Secretary at his earliest convenience. Some ti me after the arrest of the charter, the members of the late Alto Vista 0, petitioned for a restoration of their charter, pledging themselves, if restored to their chartered privileges, never again to permit the slightest infraction of law or usage. But knowing. of no law which authorized the G. ~faster to restore a charter to a after the same had been arrested, I declined, believing the power to restore was vested in the Grand 0 and ~ot in the G. Master.
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On the 23d day of August last, after a painful illness of only two hours, Bro. B. N. Crump, Treasurer of Hannibal 0 , No. 188; was summoned before the bar of God to r.ender his final account., thus adding additional evidence "that in the midst of life we are in death," and impressing most forcibly upon our minds the great truth, that we, too, are pressing rapidly to the tomb.
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
If>
Application was made to me for a dispensation, authorizing Hannibal 0 to till the vacancy thus occasioned by election, and, believing that the interest of that particular 0 would be materially Bubserved by so doing, I granted a dispensation for that purpose. . On the 29th day of August I received a communication fwm the Secretary of Seaman 0, No. 126, informing me that the W. Master of that 0 had removed from the State, and that the Wardens were unwilling to assume a discharge of the duties of W. Master, and that he had been instructed by the officers and members to ask for a dispensation, empowering them to elect a Master to fill the vacancy. Notwithstanding it has been, and is now, the custom, in the absence bf the Master, for the S. Warden to discharge the duties of Master, yet believing, as I religiously did, that if the 'Vardens were unwilling to comply with that part of their installation ceremony, which required of them, in the absence of the Master, a discharge of his duties, that the interest of that 0 in particular, and of the Craft in this jurisdiction, would be secured and subserved by ordering an election, I done so. It is now for you, my brethren, in your wisdom, to determine whether the circumstances justified my action. A large district of country, embracing the county of Lafayette, has been most fearfully visited by disturbing influences during the past year. In consequence of which, Dawson 0, No. - , which held its meetings in the town of 'Vellington, being unable to meet and work, voluntarily surrendered its charter, books, jewels, masonic carpets, etc., which, r hope, will be held by the Grand o until such time as that 0 call, with security, resume work; and that special provision be made for the restoration of the charter whenever the officers of that 0 are of opinion that they can v.-ark in security. ~10st of the members of that 0 are Craftsmen, "good and true "-the 'V. 1\hster, Bro. C. Ociborn, P. G.\Varden, has, for many long years, enjoyed the reputation of being one or the most faithful, zealous, efficient and skillful laborers in this Grand Jurisdiction.
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Ll the month of September I received a. memorial from the Ma.ster, Wai'dens' and brethren of Athens 0, No. 127, asking to be reinstated under their old charter, which had been forfeited because of the disturbed state of the country. Believing it to be the desire of this ~rost Worshipful body to have all the chartered CEtJ revived in localities where the genuine principles of our Order could be pro~ulgated and propagated, I directed the W. Master to resume work, alldreport the action of his to the Grand 0 at its present Communication.
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Some time in the month of October last I received a; communi· cation from the members of the late Chapman d, U. D., Fort Union, New Mexiev, in which they state, "That being young and inexperienced in the government of: a 0, they were led to believe, through the representations of older and much more experienced brothers, that they were· abiding faithfully by the requirements of the Grand 0, in all things done by them' as a 0; that, feeling they were in error, are now·rea.dy and willing, aye, anxious, to correct the irregnlarities which they unwittingly committed) and to abide by the requirements. and restrietions prescribed by the Grand 0, if allowed an extension of the dispensation under which they hltd beenworkillg." Application not being properly made for a. new dispensa.tion, and knowing that I was not vested with power to order a retamto them of the original di8pensa.ti~m, I would, in view of the circumstances surrounding them-·they being a flock withoutn. 'Shepherd, compelled to hang their heads in 8h~tme, through the fault (unintentional as they feel it ,,·as) of those whose experience should hayc warned them of the lesson which has been so dearlybought--respectfully suggest (if in the wisdom '0£ the Grand 0 it be deemed advisable) that the Grand Secretary be directed to transmit the original dispensation granted Chapman 0, U. D., to Bro. R. Frank Green, with instructions to set the brethren to work as soon as the Master' and W arden:~ are qualified) in his judgment, to discharge their several duties.
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ST~\Tr. OF MISSOURr.
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On the 11th day of NO\tember last I received a communication Robeson, Secretary of Milton 0, No. 151, infrom Bro. forming me that their hall, together with their charter and othel' property, waS destroyed hy fire, and requesting a dispensation authorizing them to meet and work until the present meeting of the G. d-they having secured a convenient, safe and comfortahle room in which to hold their meetings-I therefore directed the Grand Secretary to issue a dispensation to D. Proctor, lV. M., Eli Owens, S. W., and A. J. Featherston, J. W. And I now earnestly recommend that a duplicate charter be immediately ordered for Milton 0, No. 151, and in consideration of their severe pecuniary affliction that the dues of that 0 for the past. year be remitted.
"'m.
In December last I visited Lafayette 0, No. 32, to contribute an humble part in the conferring of degr~es. I found a most unfortun:ate and deplorable feeling existing in consequence of a difference of political opinions; members of the Craft of one political party would not meet, nor affiliate with, members who differed with them in opinion; in fact the estrangement was so great that they refused to speak to each other on the streets. In view of the unfortunate difficulties existing, I directed the Secretary to peremptorily summon every craftsman who had not been legally suspended or expelled, living in the county of Lafayette, to meet me ln Lafayette 0 room, on the third Saturday in. January. And, although the weather was very inclement, a snow storm raging, the 0 room was fined, many of whom then present had not visited a 0 for three years. In my humble efforts to restore peace and harmony, I was most ably and efficiently seconded and sustained by Past G. ~I. Ryland, to whom, for his noble and praiseworthy efforts to bring about a perfect reconciliation and general good feeling among the Craft, I return my most sinc'ere and heartfelt thanks. The result of the labors of that evening was, to, use the language of" a distinguished brother present, "a regular oldfashioned Masonic love feast;" each brother plighting his faith B
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anew, over our sacred altar, to live in future as a society or band of friends and brothers, "amongst whom no contention should el'er arise except that noble contention, or rather emulation, of who can best work and beEt agree." However much we may differ out8ide the CJ room, in our religious, political, or other views, upon assembling there, within the 8acred precincts of our 0, our feelings should all be merged into the objects of Masonry. It matters not with us whether a man is Jew or Greek, American or German, Aristocrat or Plebian, Democrat or Republican, the moment he enters the 0, as a Master Mason, that moment he is equal; all are on a level, and the only strife or emulation ever allowed is, " who can best work and agree." The ties of brotherhood are for life, and each member feels, or ilhould feel, no common intercst in the advancement and perfection of his brother in Masonic light and knowledge. In December last 1 received a communication from R. W., Martin Collins, Jr. G. Warden, informing me that Occidental 0, No. 163, had sccured, furnished and decorated a new hall, at the corner of Seventeenth and Market streeta,in which to hold their meetings, inviting me to be present, at such time as would suit my convenience, to pt rform the ceremony of dedication and consecration, 80 that it could be legally used for Masonic purposes, and that everything should be done in order, and these rites performed with every fitting solemnity and in due and ample form. I authorized Bro. Collins, in the event I could not be present, to open the Grand 0 of Missouri, on the 27th day of December, and preside at the ceremony of dedication and consecration, specially prohibiting the performance of any act of legislation, whilst the Gra.nd 0 was open 1 w~ich "lIld in the slightest degree affect the general interest of the Craft, or that of any particular 0 in this jurisdiction. In consequence of severe afBiction in my family I was unable to attend. The Grand 0 wait a.ccordingly opened by R. W. Bro. M. Collins, acting as Grand Master: As soon 808 the imposing ceremouies of dedication and consecration were
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over, and an able and eloquent address was delivered by Bro. O'Sullivan, and the officers of several of the city C€::J installed, the Grand CJwas closed in due form. On the 27th day of December I addressed a. letter to the Worshipful Master of Wakanda 0, No. 52, directing him to discontinue the meetings of his 0 until the fourth Monday in May, unless sooner dirccted to resumc. The reason influencing me was the insecurity attending their labors, in consequence of the military occupation of their hall, as well as the church room below. Bro. Drake, the W. M., well known to many members of the Grand 0 as an intelligent and zealous Craftsman, expressed himself, in a communication I received, as being gratified, indeed, that I had directed the closing, temporarily, of his O. On the 24th day of January I received a communication from Bro. Smith, Secretary of Platte 0, No. 56, informing me of the destruction of their hall, together with their charter, furniture, etc., by fire, :and requesting a dispensatiQn authorizing them to meet and work until the meeting of the Grand D. I granted the dispensation; and I now earnestly recommend that a duplicate charter be immediately granted, and the dues for the past year be remitted. During the past year a unmber of a.pplications have been presented to me by subordinate C€J, asking the privilege of conferring the degrees of symbolic Masonry in a less time than the laws 'Of the Grand 0 prescribe. ~rsons desirous of removing from one State to another, or traveling westward to the Territories, who, in all probability, have lived for years within sight of a 0 room, being suddenly prompted by a "sincere desire of being serviceable to their £ellow·creatures," present themselves as candidates for the mysteries of l\1asonry, and earnestly ask, in consideration of the fact that they are willing to receive the degrees and register their names ae members of the mystic brotherhood, thereby elevating the stand~l1'd of
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:l\lasonry in the scale of excellence and merit, that the laws and usages of the Grand c:::J should be declared suspendetl and inoperative, in order that they-" good fellowi "--should be entered, passed and raised in the short space of one week. In every instance I have decided adverscly to the prayer of the petitioners. In February last I received a communication from Bto. G. \V. Smith, Secretary of Platte c:::J, No. 56,. complaining of the action of Rising Sun 0, No. 13, in receiving to membership Bro. G. L. Moad, a member~ without his having dimitted from Platte 0. I immediately responded to the complaint, directing Bro. Smith to inform rrJ. Moad that, notwithstanding the action of R.ising Sun 0, he (Moad) was still a membe}' of Platte O. His admission to membership in Rising Sun 0, being in direct violation or law and usage, was declared invalid,- nnlI and void. The law of the Grand t:J defining the duties of D. D. G', Musters is very defective, so much 80 that, under it3 restrictions, those officers are rendered powerless for the accomplishment 0'ÂŁ good; and I respectfully s-nggest that such alterations of, or amendments to, the law be made as will enable them to exercise, in some degree, a supervisory control over the Câ&#x201A;ŹJ in their respective districts. Very few of the D. D.'s can afford to spend time and means without remuneration; nor do they feel at liberty, under the law, to visit CEJ and giv'e instructions unless invited, modesty dictating that they should not thrust themselves on the Craft. I earnestly hope that some efficient means may be adopted for the stead)' and r~gular diffusion of light and knowledge. Comparatively but few C@J have complied with resolution of Grand 0 of 18fH, requiring that one dollar' (collected of each ca,ndidate), for each degree, be set apart as a speci.al fund for the education of orphans; and but feW' haV'eany regular s)"stem of raising charity funds. I h:1VC received very interesting reports {r'om several of the
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D. D. Grand· Masters" nearly all of whom, from the abundance of guerrillas, and the consequent interruption of travel, have been prevented from visiting many C€J in their districts; the records 'of nearly every 0 visited exhibits an amount of work hitherto unprecedented, and grave apprehensions are entertained by these steadfast and long-tried friends of the Institution as to the cause and future effects of such an influx of candidates. Our official connection having drawn to a close, I take this opportunity to return to them my most sincere thanks and the gratitude of my heart for their uniform kindness, confidence and respect, earnestly and devoutly praying that many, very many, long years of peace, happiness and prosperity ml\Y attend them in the future. :Most sincerely do I regret. the necessity which admonishes me to call the attention of the Craft to the fact that some of our beloved brethren are indnlging too freel)! in the use of ardent spirits, and, consequently, losing sight of an observance of the first great cardinal virtue of the Institution. It will be borne in mind that it was in the midst of his drunken 'l,nd bacchanalian revels-his midnight and unhallowed orgies-that the proud, haughty and impious Belshazzar Saw the finger of Omnipotence tracing upon the wall his destiny and his doom. 'Vhen Alexander, thB conqueror of the world, had finished his proud and eventful career-after overrunning the earth with his triumphs and his victories, subduing nations, kingdoms and empires, and bringing the world into subjection to his control and ambition-he, at last, became the conquered captive of the debauchee's revelry and the goblet of the drunkard. Wha.t the opposing energies of all mankind could not do-after years of toil, stratagem and bloodshed-was con'lummated by one night of drunken debauch and disgusting dissipation. I do not intend to sketch off a list of the great names which stand recorded upon the ~croll of fame as having ended their earthly career by plunging themselv~s. from the lofty a.nd enviable summit of man's proudest and highest
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hopes down to the drunkard's revels or the bacchanal's carnival. I do not intcnd to raise the curtain that hides from our vision the tablct upon which is inscribed the catalogue of great names that h:1Ye ruled and reigned over their fellow men, and at last fell, like the fallen angel, never more to rise. But were this done, the picture itself 'would startle the Craft into conviction of the dire turpitude of intemperance, and prove k all, that place, nor character, nor dominion, is any safeguard against the havoc and desolation of its indulgence, either upon the throne, in the forum, in the halls of legislation, in the midst of the social circle, or around the family altar.
Huw, then, my brethren, shall we bring within the scope of our wildest fancy the unnumbered hosts who, beside the array of great narpcs, have been temp~ed to enlist in the cause of intemperance, of whose history we have no r :cord, save only as we tind a few registered as the inmates of the asylum, as the laborers of the penitentiary, or as the victJms of the gallows? In the midst of- this -listed recora-of -the drunka~d's fate, his fortune and his fame, who can ten the beggared millions it blings in its train-of children pa.uperized ; of mothers phrenized or brokeIl-he~rted; of friends and relatives all bending beneath the accumulated wrongs hea.ped upon their character anu their feelings by the waywaruncss and obliquity of the inexorable sot? 'Vhen the memorials of the drunkard's career becomes stamped npnn his frontlet, his place is fixed, his destiny sealed: mankind places him among the brothels of filth and sinks of iniquity; nature fixes his location beneath the brutes of the field; and hea.ven seals his biography in the doom of the damneu. To witne~s the only be~lll(. that God ever crea.ted in his own image thus violating all the purposes of his creation; bursting asunder (\11 the ties that bind him to either God or man; mocking the right constl'uction of SOCiety, and, with phrenzied ma.lignity, revelling in the accursed orgies that would dethrone Jehovah and obliterate the univel'se-to witness all these is enough to Sh~ln1C
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man into confusion, and blush because of the degradation of his high origin. Upon the altar of this bloated and polluted curse of our race, the victim and the votary of its oblation. offers up ease, truth, peace, integrity, friendship, benevolence, and all the tender sympathies of life, that they may drink decp of the fountain, the deadly poison of which is concentrated in the bitterness of woe. I am gratified to bear humble testimony to the fact, that, in the great city of St. Louis, there are but few, indeed, of the mystic brotherhood who lose sight <if" the great cardinal virtues of our Order, the first of which is temperance. Charges of such a character were filed with me against the ,V :Master of Missouri 0 , No.1, as required the pcrformance, on my part, of the most painful duty ever devolving upon a Grand l\Iaster, viz.: suspending him from the functions of his office as W. :Mastcr. I, upon receipt of the charges, addressed a communication to that brother, bearing date 8th May, suspending him from officc: {' ,nishing to him an attested copy of the charges and specifications. I also dilectcd Bro. Geo. Frank Gouley, the S. 'V. of Missouri 0, to tal,e charge of the charter and effects of said 0 , and discharge the duties of Maskr until the Grand should determine the guilt or innocence of the accused, or otherwise order. There is a practice, fraught with much evil to Masonry, gradually growing upon us in this jurisdiction, and, Ulllc:3s promptly checked, will work much injury to our beloved OrderI .allude to the solicitation of :Masons to induce profanes to Disguise this become members of the masonic fraternity. humiliating sulJject as much as possible, the fact is apparent. 'Vhen we sec C2J, young in years, aBd, I may add, in experience, crowded with work to such an extent that three or four meetings in each month will not enable them to do 'the work, the conclusion is almost irresistible 'Lhat undue influences must have been brought to bear upon the numerous applicants for our m,Ysteries. I need scarce tell you that the comse, if persisted in, will huye
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the effect of lowering the dignity of Masonry in the minds of all intelligent men. Free Masonry should be sought after by the good and true. Its votaries should never seek to induce any man, however exalted, to enroll himsCIf among us. He must come of his own free will and accord, "unbiased by friends and uninfluenced by mercenary motives." This is, you well know, a solemn declaration, and should be made in all truth and soberness. If Masons rightly understood and correctly appreciated the teachings of the Order, they would not be guilty of such conduct; but, unhappily, at the present day, there are too many among us who, desiring to use Masonry for the advancement of th~~.t: own personal interests, will seek to induce men of real, or supposed, influence to enter the Order, so that they may use them for their own selfish purposes. Brethren, this should not be; and I hope this allusion to the practice will be sufficient to induce Masons not to be guilty of such indiscretion in the future. I feel it to be my duty, on this occasion, to call your attention to the Charity'Fund of the Grand D. I am deeply solicitous that it should be husbanded with care, and that such additions be made to it, from time to time, as the revenue of the Grand 0 will permit. I foresee the time, and that not far distant, when the Grand 0, ano its subordinates, will be called upon to discharge one of the most important duties devolving upon them-namely, the dispensing of charity. fMany, very many, of our brethren from both armies will soon return to' their homes, maimed, decrepid, deprived of all means of support. To whum will they most naturally turn for assistance, if not to their brethren; and their appeal must not be in vain. We must be prepared to meet all just demands made upon .us by the exercise of an active and judicious sympathy. OUf brethren must be made to feel that our charity is not confined to any particular class, but that all good and true Masons are alike entitled to our regards; that true ~Iasonry is as universal as civilization~ and tha~ a brother in distress, no matter his country, or his political
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relations, will find a helping hand from his brethren, so far as truth and justice may sanction. Brethren of the Grand 0 of :Missouri, how true it is, " that in the midst of life we are in death." "A great man has fallen in Israel." The Chief Magistrate of this mighty nation has fallennot upon the battle field, amid the thunder of hostile cannon, the clashing of the sword and bayonet, and the discharge of deathdealing musketry, but by the hand of an assassin-his work unfinished, and his kind and genial nature extinguished forever. Is there a crime "beneath the rouf of heaven that stains the soul of man with more infernal hue than damn'd assassination?" 'Who can forsee the consequences of this cruel and most dastardly act? When Peace, descending with "healing on its wings," was about to enfold this bleeding country in its angelic embrace, a demon from hell, in the likeness of a human being, by one fell blow shattered the hopes and expectations of nearly thirty l(Jillions of freemen, and for a time left them in despair. But the Republic still lives; lives in all that constitutes freedom under and by virtue of law; lives in the affection of a free people, purified by much suffering; lives in the hopes, the aspirations and yearning of the hearts of the millions of the downtrodden of every clime, country, language and religion; lives, and will live, until the Archangel of God shall pronounce, in trumpet tones, that time shall be no more, untll, "Wrapt in flames, the real ms of eather glow," "And heaven's last thunder shakes the '\\-orId below."
My brethren of Missouri, what are our duties at this time, and the time which is coming? We are obliged to be true and faithful to the Government of the country where we reside. 'Ve are not to be concerned in plots 01' conspiracies, but patiently submit to the constituted authorities. There are other uuties devolving upon us which we cannot set aside without detriment to the teachings of Masonry, and to which I would call your mos,t serious attention.
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The prospect of a substantial and permanent peace becomes brighter every day, and it is not too much to say that in a few months at fUi'thest, "swords will be beat into ploughshares and spears into pruning hooks." \Yhell tris great blessing is bestowed on us, many, very many, of our absent brethren, whom we used to greet in former times, will return to Missouri, broken in health and spirit, it may be utterly destitute, and scarcely able, from the wreck of their remaining property, to sustain tbemselves and fal~ilies, if they satisfy the requirements of the civil law. If they are permitted, by legal authority, to drag out a few short months or years in view of the graves of all most dear to them, and of their desolate hearths,. do not, I entreat you, my brethren, add to their misery by failing to recognize them as brethren. Remember that none of us are free from faults, moral, social or political, and, remembering this, let us bear with the infirmities of our erring brethren, pardon their errors, and be kind and considerate to them; remember that a cup of cold water given in a kind and forgiving spirit, a gentle word fitly spoken, will fall upon the human heart like music wafted over a calm and placid lake~ on a bright summer's eve, and will revive all the generous emotions and noble aspirations of former years. Then, my brothers, let us do unto our returning brethren all kind an4 affectionate acts as become Masons, and make them feel, if they never felt before, that the mysterious chain of Masonry, though tried in a thrice-heated furnace, is as strong and enduring as the immutable laws of truth and justice. I cannot close this address without. returning my most sincere and heartfelt acknowledgements to R. W. A. O'Sullivan,'" the keystone of the arch of Masonry in this grand jurisdiction," for his uniform kindness and courtesy to me during the past 'year, for the faithful and satisfactory manner in which he has discharged the onerous and responsible duties of Grand Secretary, for the promptness with which he has answered my every letter of inquiry, and for the valuable information given upon vexed questions of
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masonic law and jurisprudence. Permit me to assure 'you, my venerable, beloved brother, that I feel all those emotions of gratitude which your affectionate, kind, fraternal and fatherly advice, counsel and admonition are calculated to inspire: And I earnestly and devoutly pray Almighty God, that when your light shall be no more visible in this earthly temple, when JOu shall have been summoned to take up your line of march through the dark and turbid waters of Jordan into the dreamless regions of the dead, that your pathway may be illuminated by the benignant smile of a reconciled Savior, and you raised triumphantly, through " the merits of the Lion of the tribe of Judah," to the all perfect o above, where the Grand Master of heaven and earth presides, and receive the refreshment your labors" in this work of patience and labor of love" have so richly merited. Allow me, in conclusion, to quote that beautiful psalm so familiar to all craftsmen, and which is supposed to represent the pfiests and Levites returning from captivity, and united in the service of God in the sanctuary: " Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity." " It is like the precious ointment upon the head, that rnns down upon the beard, even Aaron's beard, that went down to the skirts of his g:.Lrments ; as the dew of Hermon, the dew that descended upon the mountain of Zion, for there the Lord commanded his blessing, even life forever more." Praying that your labors may meet with the approval of the Grand Master of the Universe, and that good feeling will characterize your deliberations, I fraterna.lly submit this, my address.
JOHN F. HOUSTON, Grand 111astrr. M. VV.
JOHN
F.
HOUSTON,
ESQ.,
GRAND MASTER OF MASONS, GRAND 0
OF .M.ISSOURI:
Dear Sir and Bro.: Allow me to present J'ou my report as Deputy Grand Master for the past masonic :year.
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On the 24th day of June, 1864, by request of sundry brethren, I visited Ionic 0, No. 235, which had been recently chartered. I called together all the brethren of said 0, opened the same and dl,lly installed the officers named in the C/mrter, and ordered an election under the same for the masonic year. Assisted by a corps of distinguished brethren, among whom was P. G. M. John Ralls, I proceeded to consecrate and dedicate the and install their officers in the presence of a'large and interesting audience. Addresses were delivered by Bro. R. E. Anderson and myself on the principles of our noble fraternity.
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Ionic 0, No. 235, is centrally situated ina most excellent part of this jurisdiction, surrounded by everything to advance the interests of Masonry. The is in safe hands, being presided over by that vigilant and veteran Mason, Bro. Joseph Rowe. The has as much moral character as any in the State. The brethren are excec.dingly careful in guarding the temple-gates of Masonry, and no material is worked up except such as is
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During the past winter I visited, officially, and was received with honor according to my rank, St. John's 0, No. 28, in the city of Hannibal. Said 0 is doing work enough, and doing it well. No'O in the State has undergone more itnprovement in the last few years than St. John's, No. 28. That longtried and faithful worker in Masonry, James McDaniel, is at the head of this 0, and watches, with patient vigilance, the welfare of the Craft. Hannibal 0, No. 187, is in a most healthy and prosperous condition. The members of said 0 use the black ball unsparingly, yet most judiciously. This 0, which, for three years, was in a languishing state in every respect, is now vigorous, healthy and happy. Dr. Duffield, the ardent Mason and accomplished gentleman, is ,"V. M., and guards carefully the interests of the fraternity. I refer with pleasure to the improved condition of the 0 financially. Two years ago the 0 was in debt and
or mE STA'l'E" OF
~nssot1Rt.
•without funds; now the brethren are free from financial eJPba.rtassment, with several hundred dollars on hand. One reason of this is, the members are c~used to pay their dues. I have, during the past year, visited Palmyra 0, No. 18, though not officially. I need not say of this old and efficient 0 that it stands unsurpassed amoeg the Cfu of the State, with that prince of Masters at its head, Bro. R. E. ArrdersoL. Two LeJ, U. D., have been set to work under my jurisdiction during the past year-uranville 0, at Granville, Monroe county, Mo., and Middle Fabius 0, at ~liddle Fabius, Scotland county Mo. Very fraternally submitt~d,
JOHN D. V!NCIL, Deputy Grand Master of Missour'l·.
ST. To:M. W.
JOHN
LOUIS,
May 20, 1865.
GRAND MASTER OF THE GRAND
D OF l\hSSOURI:
F.
HOUSTON,
The undersigned, being appointed as D. D. G. ~I. for the First :Masonic District, respectfully presents the following report: On the 17th day of June, 1804, I met with Bloomington 0, No. 102; installed their officers and e~emplified the work in the third degree. On the 18th day of June, °1864, I met with McGee 0, No. 145; installed their officers, and set them to work under their restored charter; exemplified the work in the first and third degrees. Shortly a.fter they failed'to meet, and ha.ve agam forfeited their Charter.; all owing to the difficulties in the country. And I am sorry to state that some of the members were foremost in getting up the difficulties in the D. On the 24th day of June, 1864, I met the brethren of Bucklin 0; Installed their officers, dedicated their Hall. and set them to work under a Charter granted them at the last session of the Grand D. They'j,ave built a splendid hall and have it tastefully fitted up, and bid fair to be a good-, working and harmonious O.
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On the 27th day of June, 1864, I met the brethren of La Plata' 0, No. 237; installed their officers, and set them to work under a Charter granted them at the la-gt session of the Grand D. They, like a good many before them, have showed too strong a desire to make Masons; consequently have worked up some very chaffy material, and finally some designing one stole their Charter. On the 30th day of June, 1864, I met the brethren of Kirksville D., No. 105; installed their officers under a Charter granted them at the last session of the Grand O. Many of the members who were thrown out of the old D when their Charter wa-g arrested, came forward and presented themselves for membership in the new D, when, after complying with the requirements of the Grand 0, they were admitted. The D appears to have purged itself of its imFure blood, and will now exercise a healthful and beneficial influence in that community. Owing to the unsettled state of the country, and difficulties arising over 'which I had no control, aIJ.d believing then as I believe now that Ma-gonry did not compel or require me to risk my life in the open field before a vastly superior force of the enemy, I felt warranted and justified in' abandoning the field; 80, on the 6th day of July, 1864, I left the bounds of the District and have not been in it since. In your M. E. judgment, the business of the District required the attention of some one; you appointed R. 'V. H. Davis to fill the honorable position abandoned by myself, in which appointment I most heartily con~t;rred. All of which is most respectfully and fraternally submitted, T. B. HOWE,
D. D. G. M. First Masonz'c District.
JOHN
F.
HOUSTON,
M. W. G. M.
CANTON,
Mo., May 1, 1865.
G. L.
Mo., A. F. A. Y.:
OF
OF
Sir and Brother.' I herewith submit a .brief and imperfect report of the condition of the Craft in this the First Masonic District. Ha.ving been so recently appointed, and the time embracing
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the months of bad roads In the country, and the mails consequently irregular, I have had a poor opportunity to ascertain the working condition of our ancient and honorable Order. What information I have has been derived by 9orresponding with the different l:ÂŁJ ; in some instances I have prompt and satisfactory answers, and in some none at all. . Ihave visited some of the C@J inLewis county, and the Craft was never so prosperous and harmonious as now. Wyaconda, Canton, 1vlonticello and LaBell C@J are all doing a large amount of work and on the best material. In Marion county the same may be said. In Clark county political disentions have killed all the chartered CEJ, and, after arresting Alexandria 0 , No. 69, there is not a chartered 0 in that county. I will forward their charter, etc., in a few days. In Scotland county there is but little doing to keep the spirit of Masonry alive, except in Memphis 0, No. 16; this [J is alive an~ prosperous. The same may be said of Schuyler county, but the work confined to I . ancas tel' 0 , No. 59 ; and the brethren cry aloud for masonic knowledge, having lost their best working material. Bro. Thos. E. Shepherd was going to that county on business, I deputed him to call and instruct them. From Putnam county 1 have a good report. From Sullivan county I have a favorable report, the principal being confined to Seaman 0, No. sa)'s: We keep whisky and 126. Tae Secretary of this politics out of its precincts, and harmony is the result. ('Vould to God others would imitate.) From Jackson 0, No. 82, Linn county, I have a favorable report. Cypress 0, No. 227, still retains its charter, but doing no work. In Macon and Shelby counties the Craft is harmonious and prosperous. These counties have fine working material, and are fully imbued with masonic zeal. In Adair county, Kirkville 0 , No. 105, is doing well-the only 0 in Adair county. Colony 0, No. 168, is the only working 0 in Knox county. Bro.
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'V. M., is a thorough :Mason; full of
~eal a.nll t.hat he
might know he worked correctly~ he came to see me. I found him well "posted." I find this 0 has, during the last year, r~lected six applicants, which shows the ballot-box is well guarded, the neglect of which is too common, especially in new CEJ, where they are generally too anxious for tnernbers. And here, M. W. G. M., allow me to say our Cfb ought to 路be instructed on this subject. The masonic is a peculiar institution~ and one of its beauties is its exclusiveness; and to become common is to lose much of its beauty. We ought to have less desire ror members and more for material. I find nearly all the difficulty and, lukewarmness in the different eej result from allowing political prejudice to rule the hour. I have, as far as possible, rebllkp.d the argUluent of some supe1'lalively loyal brethren, that if a h"f)t,ner is charged with disloy~l feelings, he i~ not entitled to their masonic esteem. In some instances they quote ~路S follows: "A ~:f:tson is to be loyal; he is not tv countf'nallCe disloyalty or rebeliion." They do not read all of that ancient charge; they do not understand the law and masonic usage; and many have not the opport-unity to inform themselves. I therefore suggest that a letter, in circular form, be adJr~ssed to every 0 in the State, containing tile ancient charges on this subject, and ordered read in the 0 and to every brothel'. This difficulty exists at Edina c::J, and the G. L., at the ensuing communication, ought, in. some way, to rebuke the spirit, and inform the Craft of their duty in unmistakable langnage. An institution that h&S stood aloof from political and religious strifes; that has rode :L~lUmphantly over the waves and billows of time (while all other hUIDo,n institutions have perished with their folly), and flu\\' stands a proud monument of its own antiquity, ought not, must O<"w, all~w politics to enter its portals and mar its beauty.
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You will pardon these seeming obtrusions, and attribute them & 芦eal for the welfare of the Craft. Frt-ternally yours,
H. DAVIS. OFPICE D. ~ G. M. THIRD DI8TRICT'} BARR'r, Yo,) April 24, 1865-5865.
Most'
WORSHIPFOL Jt)~N
HOUcj'!'ON,
G.
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Dear Sir and Brother: September 19th, 1864:, I visiOOd Liberty No. 31) gave all the instrutetion possible in three communications. Financially) the CJ is in .good oonditioo ; morally, not all that M&~onry requires, yet wHJ comI>are fawrabJs with most ~; very well informed in. ceremonies and Iootu~8. No devi-ation from masoni(} NLW ood usage in roc<>ro, cx"Ccpt u su~pending a brother ulltil be shall l~ his 0 dues," i'llstea-d of " for (l, defittite period," whieh tbey promised 00 路correct. Abundant applications; adnlltting nooe but good men; working in peace and harmony, but I rear brotherly love prevails not to its d~e extent; freely dispensing their charity, and zealously striving to attain to the high BtAm~rd of morality ineulcated around o~r altars; h.ve adopted By-Laws ~commend'Cd by_ Grand D. February 21, 1865, visited Angercna 0) No. 1!}3, B,y-La\\s 'Correct, except Deacons are elected, and (( a motion to adjourn shall ah~aYB be in. order ;" Ol~tred these to be ~orrect~d. Record correct, except special communications, (( called beyond the day ar..d night on which stated communications were held," ba,re been recorded as part of stated ~om'mu'nications,~rdercd the o -closed at stated oommunications, .and distinct r~ made of all apedal ~mm\lnications; ont of debt; some funds in T.; small, bnt safe and comfortable ha.ll, well infbrmed in work and lectures; ~ttained a high standard of morality; plenty of appli<lations fl-otn good material; kind and fraternal feeling,' with a sincere desire of knowledge; ~xempri.fied the work,and instructed in lectures for elevon hours in three cO"mmtlr.iC"'.ltion~ February 27, visited Woeston 0, No. 53; found a zealous, eneI'路 0,
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getic 0 of fair report morally, but nat equal to knowledge; well learned in work and lectures; plenty of applications. For financi81 condition, would respectfully r0fer to hel' representative in Grand 0; had not time to examine By-Laws; record correct, except that, at the same communication, a candidate was 1. P. and R. without a dispensation (or' same, which I am old fogy enough to think is not according' to ancient usage. The brethren are partly excusable, as the candIdate belonged to the U. S. A.,' and, being orde'red to other par'Cs, anxiously desired the benefits of Masonry, the 0 feared to deny him. If it was justly a fear of the cundidate, he should have been rejected, for no man can b'e a good Mason who cat! not with patience' wait, &Il'd cheerfully conform to all the established rule'S and usages of the' Order. I earnestly recommend this old and influential 0 to the most favorable and lenrent decision of G14and 0, for we have fallen 0'Il evil time'S. February 28, visited Rushville 0, 11. D., constitttted at my request on 17th December, by Bro. Crumpacker, W. 1\'1. of Wellington 0, N (1. 22; exemplified the work and instructed in lectures for eight hours in two communications. Their By-Laws and record, of course, will be b-ef01路e the' Grand 0 committee on . C2J U. D. Found them better posted in work and lectures than any 0 visited. Financially in good condition; IDOTally number one; and, whilst t1'lcy are doing a large amount of work for a- new 0, they would be recreant to every principle ofthe Oi'der not to receive such appli~al'lts. Would that all CEJ'were comp05ed of the same material 1路 Cioorl, secure hall f aU good men and true, with a aincere desire of knowledgo and being 8cr~iceable to their fellow creatures. Masonry is safe in their caro ! March 1, visited St. Joseplt, No. 78; plenty of work, and seem to be in a prosperous con::lit.ion. For financial affairs you are respectfully referred to her representative in G. 0; had not time to learn of their moral standing; lectured five hours on work and ritual on 1st and 3d degrees. Whilst they have a fair knowledge of the work and lectures, it is not as thorough as should bc with advantages usually possessed by city e::e:J.
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By mistake of dates I failed to secure a communicatiC'n of z.eradatha 0, No. 189. Owing to the military 8tatuB la8t fall in this district, I was not able to visit any other CE::!, -notwiUltnnding I had made necessary arrangements for all except in Carroll, Chariton, Randolph and Howard counties. Requested Bro~ J as. E. Drake, of Wakenda 0, to visit those of Carroll and Chariton, from whom I have not heard; a.nd Bre. Mitchell, of College Mound, to see those in Randolph and Howard, who respectfully declined beoause of other pressing engagements. ,",Vellington 0, No. 22) is in good condition. I learn from Bro. Goshen, the efficient Master of Rushville 0, U _D., also, from Bro. Crumpacker whom I had the pleasure to meat at Rushville. Zerrubabel 0, No.191, is flourishing, well informed, has a secure but very small hall, with nearly funds enough to build a good one, as I understand they intend to do as soon as su.rroundings will justify. Morally, over average. Compass 0, No. 120, defunct beJ'?ond the hope of resurrection. Cenh'ul 0, No.--, record, jewels, charter, regalia, etc., all safe, with a hope of revival in the course of human events. Of'Ridgely CJ, No.--, I can obtain no information. Clay 0, No. 207, I understand, is in reasonably good condition. Of Richmond 0, No. 57, yon are better informed than it is p05!sible I could be. Platte 0, No. 56, after losing her charter, etc., by the hand of vandalIsm, whi~h has too mu.ch character)zed the struggle of the last f'our years, has again resumed work U. D., with what prospects I am not advised. I am hopeful of' her success. The dIfference detween hel' and Rising Sun, No. 13- has been eatisfactorily adjusted. Rising Sun C1, No. 13, of which I have b-ad the honor, as well as the plensure, of being W. M. for nearly ten years, is in a prosperous 'Condition. In moral standing she challenges-every 0 in your jnril5diction,; having about 60 members-, not over seven of whom have any immol'al habits, over 45 being consistent worthy memberB of
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Gifferent churches, among whom the utmost harmony and brotherly love prevail. A good haU, well furnished, funds in the T. sufficient for her necessities, with about $300 widow and orphan, and 340 orphan education funds. Many applications t"rom theoost of men. At no time in the last ten years has Masonry been 80 popularso many desirous of admission-nor in my time has there ever been such an 8.U"'6.y of'excellent material 88 is nolV crowding the gates of our temple All t.:e::J, as far as I can le'arn, are cl'owded with petitions from the best men in their communities, nor is there any hesitation to reject the unworthy.
It is to be regretted some thorough system can not be inaugurated by which perfect uniformity in work cnn be attained. Vel'y few D. D's. can afford to spend time and means without remuneration, nor do they feel at liberty to visit C€:J and give,instruction unles8 invited; modesty dictates they should not thrust themselves on the craft. Hope Borne efficient me-anlt may be adopted for the steady and regular diffuBion of light nnd knowledge. None of the t::eJ have complied with Ree. of G. L. of 1861, requiring one dollar collected of each 'candidate for each degree, to be set apart as a special f~nd for education of orphans, it beins placed in the general 0 funds; nor have any a regular system of raising charity funds, except Rising Sun,:N 0'. 13, which sets apart 20 per cent. of all funds received as a widoW' and orphans' fund, an~ the one donal' for orphan education, which are ordered to be loaned at lawful interest. Ordered CEb visited to comply with said resolution, and presume they will. I prohibited brethren in Nebraska City, holding memberebip in Mo., visiting I:€::l where it was· ~onfe88ed they worked " conservator work," and liked it better than the old because it wa! shorter, etc. I Lave had the pleasure of often, sitting in Heroine 0, No. 104, and Kansas City 0, No. 220, Kansas City, Mo., an.d am glad to state they are in excellent condition, full uf the spirit
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of Masonry, doing good work on many lively stones, well posted in ritual and lectures. I regret not being able to visit all CE!J in this district, but when it was possible, the terrors of civil war rendered it unsafe to travel. Much good could be accomplished by a regular system of visiting and instruction by some brother qualified, in whORe knowledge, morality and vir.tue the Craft have confidence. Porsonally, I have met with most cordial reco'ptions, and as your representative, aU the honors due the position. I take this opportunity to return the brethren, wherever I have been, my sincere thanks and gratitude of my heart. for their uniform kindness, confidence and respect, praying we may all be raised to a life of glorious immortality, and U quilt up lively stonetJ in that spiritual building, that house not made with hands eternal in the heavens," whose maker and builder is God in whom we trust. Thanking you for the honor conferred, wishing you a long, useful and happy life, and finally a home in heaven, I am truly and fraternally yours, DAN. CARPENTER,
D. D. G. M. Third 짜asonic Diatrict, Mo. CITY OF ST. LOUIS, May 1, 1865.
To
THE
M. W. G.
MASTER:
I f~el it to be my duty to apologize for having failed to present you my annual report at an earlier date, and respectfully request you to receive my imperfect report, which is as follows: : I was at Ionic 0 on the occasion of the installation of the officers, consecration and dedication of the hall, which duty was discharged by the R. W. D. G. Master, Bro. John D. Vincil, in a manner satisfactory to the Dand creditable to himself, and who, at the same time, delivered an interesting public address to the member8 and visiting brother8, and the respectable ~itizens in that vicinity. I had visited that 0 while under dispensation, examined the records and instrueted the officers and members, conferred the first degree on one candidate and witness,e.d the work by fuo.
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Joseph Roe, the 'V. M., and found that the work was well done, and that there was good material. The 0 has a comfortable hall, and respectably farnished. PIKE COUNTY.
Spencel'bury 0 (U. D.), having received the dispensation, on the 18th ~'ebruary, 1805, 1 met the brethren, set them to work, giving them such instructiol1s to pursue their labor as I deemed necessary. The 0 has done but little work-among which is the prompt rejection of four applicants. A copy of their proceedings is returned. I recommend that a charter be granted. Frankford 0 has not been visited; but, from reliable infor mation, I am satisfied that 0 is in a prosperous condition, with a hall suitable for masonic purposes. Bowling Green 0 has not been at work for several years, nor held any meeting; the \V. U. has moved out of the jurisdiction, and the S. W. declines to act. I suggest that the charter should be arrested. Perseverance 0 had been in a languishing condition for several years, but has recently revived, and. is now in a prosperous condition, Ashley 0, No. 75, is in a peaceable condition; not much new work presented; bRs a respectable, safe hall, comfortably provided with furniture, etc. Clarksville 0 is in a favorable condition.. P. G M:. McFarland is the presiding officer. MONROE COUNTY.
Madison 0 having had iL1 charter suspended by order of the l\L W. G. M., I have inquiI'ed into the charges and specificatioHS against the o. From the evidence produced before me, I am satisfied that the charges are not well sustained, and therefore recommend that the 0 be permitted to resume labol', in ordp.r to give the brethren an opportunity to improve in the labor of love and forbearance.
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Florida 0 is in working condition; but no specific information from it, except sucb as I received from brethren. bT. CHARLES COUNTY. PauldingvilIe 0, No. 11, is in a prosperous condition; doing as much as is desirable; working nothing but good matel'ial; financial condition favorable j laboring hard to maintain the ancient landmarks. CALLAWAY COUN'rY. Portland 0 (U. D.) ha5 a fine n'ew hall; the officers are well skilled in the work, and the best citizens in the vicinity are becoming Masons. I recommend that a Chart~r be gran ~ed. Concord 0, No. 154, is in a peaceful condition; has been doing plenty of work; llsing gOfld material; has a good hall, safely situated, tolCl'ably well provided with furniture, &c.; the officers qoalified to work. New Bloomfield 0, No. 60, C. W. Samuel, 'N. M. ; work done in peace and harmony; no contention exists to mar the same; comfortable, aafe haH.; complete set of working tools; records well kept; work well done; financial condition good-near $1000; educating several children of deceased Masons; material good; striving to keep the 0 within the ancient landmarks; several rejections made. Fulton 0, No. 48, is at work vigorously and harmoniously; hold two regular meetings a month-held in a good, comfortnble and sare hall, rented by the 0, which it is contemplated to purchase. Williamsburg 0, No.8, is in a peaceful condition; doing a little work; many acts of charity; without funds; morals about at par. Henry Clay 0 is in a prosperous condition, and work in harmony ~nd peace; no jarring; have a safe, convenient hall ;
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material in the county-a)ways rejecting the MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Griswold 0, No. 118, is in a prosperous condition; comfortable hall; work in peace and harmony; records and charter in good condition.
RALLS COUNTY. Ralls 0, No. 33 (of which I am a member), is laboring in peace and harmony; I confer the most of the degrees; has rejected six applicants; a good hall-50 by 20 feet-two stones -not quite finished~btaincd since the destruction of former hall; financial condition easy; has furnished eight members to assist in the organization of Spencerburg O.
AUDRAIN COUNTY. Mexico D, No. 26, I visited in April; good and convenient hall, then being fitted up-since completed; witnessed the work and lectures, which is done according to ancient usage; in a prosperous condition; examined the records and fbund them in good order. LINCOLN COUNTY. Auburn 0, No 14; harmony prevails among the brethren; morals of the members good, with a few exceptions; bllt little work done. New Hope D, No. 19~; harmony prevails; morals fair; doing a large amount of work; correct hl the main. There is one great error committed in the work, as I have been informed, and that is, the W. M., in order to expedite the business, conferred degrees on three or four candidates at the same time, which, I think, is rather too fast; however, I hav& understood the W. l\L declines to do any more such fast work, having been induced to it by Bro. Wallingford, who taught such work. RANDOLPH COUNTY. Milton D,No.15I-The Droomand furnitureweredestl'oyed last fall; otherwise, the D is in a prosperous condition, and
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Ashland d, No. 156, is in good condition; having met regularly in their hail; continued work according to ancient usages of the Craft-pe3ce and harmony prevailing. Sturgeon 0, No. 174, is in a fair condition. The W. Y. having been absent during the greate.r part of the last year, the S. W. discharged the duties of Master. Not much work done, but what has was of good material. Rocheport 0, No. 67, is in as good condition as circumstances will permit. The hall having been burned, meet in a room· up stairs-a safe place. The material is good-peace and harmony prevailing among the members.
I regret that I am not prepared to give you a more detailed report of tho condition of the [€J in the Fourth :Ma~onic District of Missouri. Owing to causes over which I had no control I have visited but few of the CE!:J that I had desired to visit. I have made this report mainly from statements furnished by delegates now at this communication. Fraternally submitted, JOHN RALLS.
ST. M. W.
JOHN
F.
HOUSTON;
LOUIS,
May 22, 1865.
G. M.:
Dear Sir and Brother.: I have the honor of presenting herewith a report of my official acts during the past year. It is necessarily brief. The duties of the office being limited, and subject to the requirements of the [€J, and but few calls haying been made upon me by them, I have been relieved of the responsibility of giving advice, either good or bad.
On the 28th May last, Bro. E. Arnold, acting at my request, consecrated and constituted Irondale 0, No. US, and installed the officers thereof, according to the charter granted to them at the last communication of the Grand D.
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I have beon required to visit, officially, but two Cf!J in thiR county, which are these: Naphtali 0, No. 25, it gives me pleasure to report, if'! in good condition, records well kept, doing a fair share of work, and adhcring strictly to the ancient landmarks. On the 25th day of June I visited and installed the officers elect of Good Hope 0, No. 218, at Carondelet. rrhis is a floul'ishing in our sister city; and the zeal manifested by its officers and members will ·soon plaee it in the front rank in work, if not in numbers, with our city Cf!J,
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At their request, I alRo installed the officers elect of Naphtali No. 25, and Pride of tho West 0, No. 179, for the present year. 0,
I have to regret that the abundance of guerrillas, and consequent interruption of travel in the southern counties of this district, prevented me, at the time, from complying with the invitations extended to me by the CE:J there to visit and assist thcm in their work; and when these obstacles were removed my business occupation would not permit my absence from the city. Your own permanent residence in the city, and conseqnent visits to the C€:J here, renders any further action or report, on my part, superfluous. The records of the C£J will, no doubt, exhibit an amount of work hitherto unprecedented; and grave apprehensions are entertainod by many steadfast and long·tried friends of the Institution as to the cause and future effects of such an influx of candidates. With such a pressure from without, there is a rapid a(t-vancement from one degree to another, and a crowding of work into the short space of time usually allotted fOl' meetings, that would seem to preclude the idea of a proper understanding of the tea<:hings and pl'inciples of our Order; but the profi<:ieucy required by the By-Laws of the Grand 0 is always thoroughly tested, and the number of bright and zealous workers is steadily increasing. There is an undue prominence given by many incautious
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brethren ~o masonic topics in conversations on the streets and in other public places. This is a growing evil, and shoull! be avoided. being the result oftbougbtlessness. It is only necessary to call their Ilttention to it. A few words, in conclusion, with regard to the extent of this 1istrict. If a D. D. G. M. should be reqaired by law, 8S formerly, to visit each 0 in hi~. district at least once during the year, this district, &8 now laid out, contains 80 many CE::J that it would be physically impossible for -one person to, discharge its duties. This city and county alone contains C拢J, and does work enough, to require- all the attention that one person ~ould. and should,. devote t,,, such dQties. Yours, respectfully and fraternally,
J. W. LUKE, .D. D. G. M.Fiftk- Ma80nic Dit;trict. CBArtLl:l:l"J,'OS,
M. W.
JoHN
F.
'Mo., May 10, 1865.
HOUSTON, GRAND MASTER:
J)ear Bir and Brother:, In1"enderin~ to you my l:'eport for the Sixth Dif'trict, I have'to state .thali .L have not visited all the e::e:J in my District, owing entil'ely to the troubles which have existed in this part of the State during the past year, and there being so few CftJ, and they being situated at 'such remote distances apart, rendered it difficult to visit them. Wolf Island 0, No. 172, resumed work under the resoiutlOn of the Grand 0, adoptAd, last Ression'i and I have instructea tb~1'\'l to send up a tl'anscriptnftheir proceeding during the past year, as required by said l't:ttVllltJ.,:)D. The I brethren ot su.id '0 bave learned a very important lesson: to ellueavor LO do theIr work according to nw.sonic law and usage.. nonstantine 0, No. 129"at this ,placo, Ib-in a prosperous condition and doin~ ~()od work. They have had theil' hall occupied by U. S. troops most oitbe Pll.$t year, and, thel"efore, have not
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been at work aU the time, not being able to procure a suitable room to work in. Bloomfield 0, No. 163, met with a serious loss, during the raid mnde through this part of the State last faU, in the destruction of their hall, books, papers, jewels and furniture by fire, since which time they have not been at work. They now ask the Grand 0 to issue them a new Charter in the place of the old one, and will present a petition for the same at this session. In view of all the facts connected with their 1088, I would recom.. mend that a charter be granted them, free of charge, for the snme. I regret exceedingly that r was prevented from visiting the various CEJ in my District; but the circumstances under which excuse. we areplnced must be
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year, the country will have such a settled state as to admit of the D. D. G. M. visiting the various ee:::J in this District. r am fearful that the sitting of our Circuit Court, which meets on the 15th inst., will prevent my attending the coming session of the Grand D. With my.best wishes for you, individually, and the fraternity at large, I remain, dear brother, Yours fraternally, J. H. BETHUNE, D. D. G. M. Sixth Masonic District. a~8umed
To JeHN F. I{OUtlTON, ESQ., GRAND MASTER OF MASON8, Mo.: Most Worshipful Sir: In presenting my annual report, I beg to state that I have been "'required" to visit but three ~ during the past year in the seventh district, viz: Pacific, Rolla and St. James. These Câ&#x201A;Ź:J I have visited, inspected their records and
given instruction. On the 24th of last June I installed the PI'eSent oflicers of Rolla 0, No. 213, on which occasison the members very creditably celebrated the anniversary of Saint John. The work in this 0 is well done and the record kept correctly. The 0 is in
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a flourishing condition. The brethren have lately purchased a new and commodious hall. Pacific 0, No. 159, is in a prosperous condition, and careful . of admitting inferior material. The Secretary, Bro. John E. York, is an excellent officer, and to hi8 zeal the CJ i8 mainly indebted for its prosperity. Et. Jame8 0, No. 230, is doing well and admits none but those worthy. The work is good and the record well kept. I understand Lebanon 0, No. 77, maintains its good standing and is prospering, being quite prolific of work and having a large number of good members. . Of Hermann, CJhamQis and Evergreen CE:J I know nothing, not having been required to visit them, and having had no opportunity of acquiring any information. L~'nn 0,
No. 66, I am informed, is doing well. Several months ago, I received information which I deemed reliable, of that 0 having entertained a resolution of a political bearing. I wrote to the W. Master on the subject, requesting him to send me a transcript of the proceeding! of the ¡0, which he failed or refused to do. Presuming that the information received is based on facts, I respectfully suggest that the W. Master and members favoring the proceedings are subjects for masonic disciplino. I am 80rry to say that Evening Star 0, .1.'0. 94, has not been progressing favorably in every respect. In the work there is room for improvement, and among the members some defective material. There is manifestly a lack of energy, or, what is more probable, of industry. I learn, however, that a morc favorable condition of affairs is anticipated. On the whole, Masonry is not deteriorating in this district; on the contrary I believe the cause is improving- In the Câ&#x201A;Ź:J visited there is a marked desire for correct knowledge of the ritual and a laudable ambition to excel. Before concluding., I would most respectfully urge a change, or at least some modification, in the law or system under which the D. D. G. Masters act. The law is, in my <)pinion, defective
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and contradictory. For-iristance, e:tch D. D. G. M. is directed to report annually on the condition, etc., of' the several C£:J in his district" yet prevented from officially visiting these C£:J, and thus of acquiring rcHable information personally, unless when It required" by each 0 to' do BO. Other inconsistencies I could point out did space avail. 'Vith expressions of fraternal regard, I am very respectfully yours, WILLIAM E. GLENN,
D. D. G.Master, Seventh Masonic Disu·ict. OFFICE D.-D. G. M. EIGHTH DisTRICT, '} CALIFORNIA, }lo., May 10, 1865.
To THE M. W. ·JoHN F. HOUSTON, GRA.ND MASTER: Owing to the disturbed stat.e of the country for the past twelve months I have been unable to' visit all the:Cftl in my district; but ihose situated on the line of railroad have' all been visited by me. I will speak of each CJ in detail: On the 8th day of J\.m~, 1861, I visited Sedalia, Pettis county, ~ro., and consecrated and dedicated Sedalia r::J, No. 236, and installed the officers namea III Lue cnarter. 'rhe Masons in the vicInIty of Sedalia arc zeaiuu~, working Masons, and, I doubt not, will build up a goo~ O. One commendable principle I noticed that 0 w&s,·the great care they practice in with the brethren the investigation of the character of candidates for initiation. Their hall is a good om~ arlll wcl1£urnishijd. I remained with the brethren two days, during, which time I lectured almost incessantly. They are well posted for a new D.
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January 7th, 1865, I visited Jeflerl30n 0,. No. 43, and found a good attendance of the members. W. Bro. W. E. Dunscomb, the able and accomplished Mason' and gentleman, is the Master. He seems to have infused a new life into his 0; peace and harmony prevail amongst the brethren, and I am bound to pronolince it one of the best· working r.:eJ in my district. The brethren all agree that they are indebted to Bro. Allen
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:McDowell for their proficiency in the 1'iork-=he has bE!en indefatigable in his efforts to give J effersotl CJ the true work. The greatest care is exercised by the brethren of thi! C1 in the investigation of the character of candidates: January 12th, I visited Sedalia 0' a aecond time. The :Master ha::, gone from the State, and the S. W., Bro.l{eill, is at we head of the D. The' }JreWren ar~ all anxious to learn, snd will, I think, in a ,short time, be a good working D. The Master and several brethren uf Potter 0 met at Sedalia on this visit. February 8th, 1865, I visited Otterville 0 , and witnessed the confering of the three degrees. It is only necessary for me to add that M. W. P. G. M. Saunders is the prest:nt Master to convince you that the Wdrk is all right, and tlie' Cl in a prosperou8 c<mditton. I was met here by th~ Master and se'ter~l brethren of Potter 0, who rode on horseback a distance of some twenty-hve miles to mp,et me. Potter cJ being situated some distance in the interior, and away trom rallroad communicaiion, I have been unable to visit the brethren, but can speak well for their zeal in the great cause of ~lasonry. A8 evidence I refer t9 their ]"ide of twenty-tive miles through a dangerous region, on a cold, stormy day, in order to meet me and learn the work. Kansas City 0 inquired of me concerning what I considered a very irregular practice. The Master informed me that he had ordered the ballots spread on the petitions of three candidates for some degree (I think the second), and declared .them all elected on one ballot. Some visiting brethren refused to assist in confer路 ing the degrees, as they considered - the candidates not legaJly elected-hence the Master applied to me. answered him that the visiting brethren were right-that every man stood in Ids relatio.l to Masonry on his own foundation, and must be judged on his own merits. I ordered the Master to have the ballots spread separately on each petition, and not to confer the degrees on any set of candidates who bad been elected in a. ,lump. I will only say of California 0, No. 183 (to which I belong),
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tha.t it is in a. prosperous condition; that peace and harmony prevail, and no quarrels or backbitings exist among us. Masonry throughout my district is in a prosperous condition. There seems to be a perfect rush for admission into the CEb, but I hope my brethren will be careful in the due investigation of the character of tb candidates, and see that none are allowed to enter our portals l~nless they are" worthy and well qualified." Fraternally submitted, A
SAM'L H. OWENS, D. D. Grand Master.
R. W. Allen L. McGregor, Grand Senior Warden, entered and took his appropriate etation. On motion o( P. G. M. Whitcomb, the address of the M. W~ Grand Master waf5 referred to a committee of three; and the R.W. G. Master appointed Bros. R. E. Anderson, Thomas E. Shepherd and E. Duftleld as said committee. On motion of Bro. Shepherd) P. G. Master Whitcomb WR! added to the committee. On motion of Bro. Stone, The reading of the minutes of' last year's p.l路oceedings was dispensed with) printed proceedings being in the hands of the member!. On motion of Bro. Shepherd, it was Resoh'fd, That delegates from Ce:J U. D. be permitted to seats in this body, and participate in its deliberations.
The M. W. Grand t:J of Missouri was called from labor until 2 o'clockt P. M.
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The Most Wor.shipf'ul Grand CJ of' Mi8souri was called to labor by the M. W. Grand Master. Grand Officers at their several stations. The M. W. Grand Master appointed the following Standing Committees: .
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Unfinished Business.-J ames L. Da~is, George R. Keill, Thomas Perry, Morris Jacks, W. F. Carter, James McDaniel, F. W. Sennewald. Cha'rte'fed C£J.-Samtlel R. Owens, Wm. H. Stone, Samuel Hardwick, W. B. Wilson, D. J. Heaston, W. T. Baird, S. J. Hnffa,ker, J as. B. Austin. C€:J U. D.-A. C. Blackwell, Joseph Tallman, P. K. Dibble, A. F. Traynor, John Ure, Geo. Harned, Robert S. MartiIi~ E. F. Honey, W. J. Staffo~d. .Ilccounts.-James G. Anderson, Thomas Jobson, Wiley Layne, R. M. Hargett, Wm. Burden, M. R. Wa.tts, S. W. Cummins. Ways and Means.-Henderson Davis, J. H. Bethune, T. E. Shepherd, Charles Levy, L. W. Mitchell, Hoard Roberts, C. W. Samuel. Cka'rity.-8amnel Russell, J. M. 81ltton, Thomas Lloyd, W. H. Vivia.n, Hiram Patterson, Wm.E, Wheeler. G1·ievance.-Samuel H. Sanders, G. W: Tindall, R. P. Faulkner, Wm. E. Glenn, Jas. E. Hutton, John H. Turner, Wm. B. Corbyn, Dr. Welsh.
.I1pplicatiom and Communicatiom.-O. F. Potter, John
Ralls, X. X. Buckner, S. Vetsburg. A. B.Barbee, Wm. Earl, C. H. Gee. Bro. Stone offered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: Re$ol~ea, That the M. W. G', M. appoint aeommitte or three to cORfeJ.- witb the Bellefontaine Cemetery AssociatioD, 01' any , one or the subordinate C€:I in the city of St. Louis, who mo.y own a lot i.n relation to a 811itable burial plnco for members of the maSOnlc family who may be ealled· henco . dU:ring their sojourn in this jurisdiction; said committee tQ r~ort at the next meeting of this Grand c:J ; .
And the :M. W. Grand Master appOinted Br08. Stone, Collins and Garrett a c:ommittee in accOt·dn.nce with said resol\ltion.. 1)
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Bro. Hardwick offered a resolution abolishing the system of D. D. Grand Masters, and the same wa! referred to the Com路 mittee on the By-Laws of the Grand O. Bro. E. Duffield offered the following, which was, on motion1 adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed, to whom may be referred that portion, of the M. W. Grand Master'! address r~ferring to the case of the W. Master of Missouri 0, No.1, for immediate action; And the M. \V. Grand Mnster appointed Br08. R. E. Anderson, 8. Hardwick and J. E. Hutton &s the committee. A memorial was presented on bebalfo! Ed. Kausel, the son of a deceaseft Master Mason, and the same was refelTed to the Committee on Charity. ' R. W. John W. Luke presenred the following report, 8S Chairman of a Special Committee, to loan the surplus funds of the Grand 0, which, on motion, was recei~ed and a.d0lted ~ ~T.
To THE M. W.
GRAND 0
LOlus, May 22, 1865.
or A. It F. A. M. or
MISSOURI:
fJ'~e undAl"8igned committee beg leave to report that they invested live thousand dollars of the surplu! funds of the Grand o in notes, payable twel,e months after date, December 16, 1864, including interest on same at the rate of ten per cent., payable eemi-annually; se,cured by deed of trust on unincumbered improved city property; and .herewith enclose the receipt of GratidTreasurer, W. N. Loker, for the notes and deed.
Bro. Briggs presented a memorial" which was. on'motion. r"J.orred to Committee on Grievance. Bro. RAlls ott'ered the following, whic" was adoDted :
Resolved, Thr.t a select committee be app(;inted by the M. W. Grand Ma8ter to investigate the presen~ masonic standing of Bro. C. Parker. who was a member of tho late Middleton 01 ari<f iuake repoI:' tJa.reon;
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or
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And the M. W. Grand Master appointed Bros. Ralls) Traynor and Cornwell as the committee. A memorial from Platte 0, No. 56, was received and referred to Committee on Chartered e::.:et:J.
A memorial from Wellington CJ Oommittee on Charity.
W"'·S
received and referred to
A IT emorial from Mystic Tie Cl received and referred to Committee o~ Applications and Communications. A report from W. Bro. P DraperJ agent for the sale of the old masonic property, was received, and, on motion, referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. A memorial for the relief of Widow Cranweil recei.ved and referred to Commi.ttee on Charity.
An addi.tional report from Platte CJ was recei.ved and referred
to Committee on Chartered !:€::J. On motion of Bro. ~ls,· the standing oommittoos were allowed to sit during the sesslon of the Grand 0. On motion of "Bro. Foster, it was Resol'OOli, That afber the regular order of bu.slness is disposed the Grand 0 win prooeed to consider the proposed Code of La ws of the Grand D.
~f,
Mem.orial from Widows Pat,,~rson and Grover re'Ceived and fleferred to Oommittee on Charit:,. Bro. R. B. Anderson, from Special Committee in the caso of N. Burgoyne, presented a repor4 which was received and adopted.. D~
The Grand ClIll"OCeooed to &8St.,'SS the pu.nishment. On vote of the Grand :0, D. N. Burgoytte W&'8 declar~d guilty ~f gros8 llttmasODlC conduct; and ott a vo'" taken by C€:l, 'D. N. Burgoyne was suspended. from all the rights and privil~J~s 'Of Free l\{asoftry, for the term of teD. years, from this date.. ..~ The M. W. Grand 0 'Of Missouri was called trom lab'until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning..
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TUESDAY MORNING,
The M. W. Grand CJ of Missouri was
M. W. Grand Ma!t~.
ca;ll~d
9
O'CLOCK.
to labor by the
Grand officers at their several stations. Prayer by Grand Chaplain. Minutes of yesterday's proceedings read and apptov~d. Bro. Ralls f from Committee on Applications and Communications, presented the. following report, and 1 on mo\ion, the same wa.s adopted. To THE M.
W. GRANi>
CI OF MISSOURI:
The Committee on Applications and Commumcations, to which was referred the metnorial of Mystic Tie 0, No. 221, and the remonstrance of the minority of the 0, in relation to the removal of said 0 Hom Appleton to Oak Ridge, in Cape Girardeau county, have ~d the subject under consideration; and after ascertaining' all the facts in the case, so far as at present informed, we find that twenty. three members desire the remov'aI, while only six members remain in the 0 to remonstrate. The committe unanimo\1s1y recommend that the' Grand 0 permit the removal路 of said 0 from Appleton to Oak Ridge. JOHN RALLS, Chai'l'man.
Mem<Yrials nom Edina, Clay and Rising Star CEb received and referred to the Committee on Applications and Communications. Bro. Wm. tIe Stooo, Chairman to procure likeneeses of P. G. ~'la.~ters, presented the followitlg, and the sam:e was adoptad; and Bro. ,Outley's bill ordered to be paid. I\lAsoNfC HALL, ST~ LOUIS, MIssouHr, ~ May 22, A. D., 1865; A. L., 5865. S To 'IRK M. W. G. M., W~DENS AND BRE11ll\EN OF TIlE GRAND 0 ,
A. F. A. M.,
OJ'THE STATE OF
Mo. :
Brethren: Your committee, to whom was enttullted the duty of having prepared for this Grand 0 oil paintings of the several
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P. G. Masters, named in resolution adopted at last Grand 0, printed proceedings, page 85, would respectfully report the duty performed; and would submit, for your inspection and approval, likenesses of P. G. Master S. H. Saunders, P. G. Master John Ralls and P. G. Master J. H. Turner. Your committee would further state, that, without warrant of authority from this Grand 0, they ordered a likeness of our veuerablebrother, A. Stille, Grand Tyler of this Grand 0, ,vho, owing to rapid decline in health, has been compelled to remove to another jurisdiction. In assuming this responsibility, your commi ttee feel tha.t they were but fulfilling the desire and wishes of the brethren herein assembled to preserve a shadow, at least, of one whom to know was but to respect and esteem. Accompanying this your committee hand you. our .Bro. J. J. Outley's bill for the portraits, amounting to $186.
All of which is respectfully and fraternally submitted, WM. H. STONE, A. O'SULLIVAN. Bro. Stone offered the fonowing : . Resolved, That the ~f. W. Grand Master appoint a special committee of three to examine the By-Laws of Chartered CEb, and to report to this Grand 0 aU articles not conforming to the Constitution and Laws of this Grand D. Resolved, That the 'N. Master of each subordinate 0 be required to submit to the Committee a copy of the By-Laws of his 0 for their examination, and report at the next Annual Communication of the Grand 0 ; And the M. W. Grand Master appointed Bros. StOIlt~, Foster and Collins as such committee. M. 'V. 'Villi am Lavelly, P. G. l\Iaster Qf TIlinois, entered, was duly welcomed, and invited to a seat in the East. Bro. Gomey ottered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: Resulved, That the names of members of subordinate CEJ, as
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.A.. MASONS
/' reported in the~,~nual returns to the Grand Secretary, be published with pJ:oceedings'of the Grand 0, and that the Grand Secretary be authorized to employ an assistant in prepa.ring said list for publication. Bro. R. E. Anderson presented a communication, recommending the sale of farm owned by Grand 0; the same was received, and referred to Committee on Ways' and Means. Bro. Keill presented a memorial from Sedalia 0, asking that the interest of the Grand 0 in a certain building in Georgetown, Pettis county, in which the late Relief 0, No. 105, was part owner, might be transferred to said Sedalia 0, and the.same was referred to Committee on Ways and Means. Bro. Ralls, from Special Committee in the case of :Bro. C. Parker, presented the f(111owing report, and, on motion, the same was adopted:
To THE M. W. GRAND CJ OJ' MI880UBI : Your Committee, to whom was referred the resolution offered by P. G. M..Ralls, beg leave to report that we have had under consideration the matter therein referred to, and find that Crissip 'Parker was, in 1857, a member of Middletown 0 , No. 50; that in the unfortunate tro~bles which in that and subsequent years affected the harmony of the fraternity in that locality-and which . were often before this Grand D-he was finally, on the - - day of - - , 1857, 8uspeBded for fourteen months, by a vote of his CJ,. since which time he has remained in that relation to the Order. We further beg to report that, at路 the session of this Grand body in May, 1858.. the charter of said Middletown 0, No. 50, was a.rrested, and that the same has remained 80 ever since. In view' of all the facts in this case, your committee recommend that Crissip Park~ be granted a dimit by this Grand 0, on the payment to the Grand Secretary of his dues to the date of the ll.rreat of the charter of said D. A. F. 'lRAINER,
.
L. S. CORNWELL, JOHN RALLS,
Committee.
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A memorial from Williamsburg 0, No.8, was received and referred to Committee on Charity. Bro. R. E. Anderson offered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: Resolved, That a Committee of one be appointed to confer with the Master, Wardens and Brethren of Occidental 0, No. 163, with a view to obtaining their consent to hold the future com· - .munications of this Grand 0 in their hall until otherwise ordered, and that said committee report as soon as convenient; And Bro. R. E. Anderson was appointed saId committee. A memorial from Nevada 0 was received, and referred to the Committee on Chartered C£]. Report of Committee on By-Laws received, and read :firs~_ time. Bro. Duffield, from Committee on Grand Master's Address, presented the following report, which was, on motion, adopted: To
THE MOST
W OBSHIPI'UL
GRAND D
OF MISSOURI:
The committee to whom was referred the address of the Most Worshipful Grand Master would respectfully rel)ort that they examined with much care and interest certain portions of it. We would earnestly commend to your consideration his remarks upon the· over anxiety manifested by CE::l to add to their mltterial, and thus introducing abuses and confusion into the Craft. One of the means of accomplishing this being the soliciting by members of persons to allow themselves to be proposed as candiaates, a practice without precedent in our Institution, and which, if continued, must bring it into disrepute, ifnot actual ruin. We would respectfully recommend that the Grand 0 advise the subordinate e::e:J to exercise more care over this point in the future, so that the ancient landmarks, which are our bulwarks, may be kept intact. Your committee agree with the M. W. G. Master in denying authority to establish army or traveling C€J, as opening wide the fields for the abuse of masonic privileges, and would recommend the adoption of the two following resolutions:
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. Resolved, 1st, That all persons who have been initiated, IJassed and raised, in such army or traveling CEJ, be regarded and treated 3S illegal or clandestinc ~Iusons within this jurisdiction. Resolved, 2d, ~'hat whilst thc Grand 0 of Mo. depreciate the conduct of those Masons, who have viola.ted the ancient usages of the Craft in thus conferring the degrees, as they believe, irregularly and illegally, yet they are willing to extend theil' charity to such as innocently received them, and would recommend all of those informally made, if they desire future masonic intercoursc, that. they petition at the earliest possible moment the nearest regular 0 nnder whose jurisdiction thcy are residing, and obtain a legitimate interest, if found worthy. in our rights, lights and benefits.
Your committee would refer such portion of the addrcss as pertains to r.::eJ recently chartered or under dispensation to the Committee on Chartered t:e::J. Your committee fully indorse the action of the M. W. u. M., in arresting the charter of Alto Vista 0, for a violation of the cODstitution in reconsidering by the W. M. and brethren the rejection.of a candidate at a regular stated mej}ting, and electing him at a called meeting of the 0, and would recommend the question of restoration of the charter to the Committee on Chartered l::fb. Your committee would respectfully disset;lt from the action of the M. W. G. Master in allowing Seaman 0, No. 126, by dispensation, to hold an electio~ for a new Ma8ter, because of the removal of the W. M. from the State and the refusal of the Wardens to qualify themselves and act, as a precedent opposed to the ancient landmarks, believing that an officer can not voluntarily vacate his station after installation; and that the refusal of the Wardens to preside in the absence of the W. M. would have justified the M. W. Grand :Master in arresting the charter of said 0, cel路tainly not in electing a Dew W. M., the term of the other not having expired, and he not removed for cause or by death. Your committee approvf' the remarks ofM. W. Grand Master
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when speaking of our unhappy political and social disruptiou, and agree with him believing it to be the duty of all good Masons to discard such feelings and know no contention except of" who can best work and best agree." Those portions attending to the application by e:::eJ for relief, because of losses sustained by fire or other causes, we would respectfully refer to the Committee on Charity. We cordially indorse the action of the 1\1. W. Grand lUaster in refusing e:::eJ the privilege of conferring degrees in less tha n the legitimate periods, believing such action of C拢J to be hasty and liable to bring, thereby, disrepute on our time-honored Institution. The recommendation for better defining the powers of D. D. Grand Masters will doubtless receive a proper consideration from the Grand 0 in the revision of the c.~nstitutlOn. The remarks of the M. W. G. Master upon tho cultivation of temperance-it being one of our cardinal virtues-commends itself to the favorable consideration of all good Masons, wherever dispersed; and it well behooves all who love Masonry-the highest system known next to Christianity for the elevation and reclammation of erring humanity-to keep constant guard over their passions, so that they exemplify those beautiful virtues which it has always been our highest pride to teach and practice.
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Your committee have thus briefly touched upon 路those points of the M. W. Grand Master's addrcss which seemed to merit a consideration by our M. W. Grand Body, and would recommend the printing Qf the same in the Annual Report. May 24th, 1865.
E. DUFFIELD, Chairman.
Bro. Ralls offered 8undry rcsolutionF, which were, on motioll of BI'o. Collins, referred to the Committee on By-I.Jaw8 of the Grand D. The ~I. W. Grand 0 of Missouri \Vas called from labor until 2t o'clock this afternoon.
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TUESDAY,
2i
O'CLOCK, P. M.
The M. W. Grand 0 of Missouri was called t.o labor by the M. W. Grand Master. Grand officers at their several stations. An application for diEpensation for a 0 at Millersville, Cape Girardeau county, was received and referred to the Committee on
C€J U. D. Proposed amendments to By-Laws of Macon 0 received and referred to Committee on By-Laws. Bro. Foster offereJ a resolution relative to dues on degrees, which was received, and, on motion, referred to Committee on By-Laws of Grand O. Bro. Foster offered the following preamble and resolution, which were, on motion, adopted: WHEREAS, The devastations of war have laid waste and destroyed the usefulness of many of the C€J in this jurisdiction, scattered the members thereof, and divided them, it is feared, to such extent as to render harmonious working of many e:::eJ at present impracticable; and, WHEREAS, It is the high duty of this Grand 0 , in the discharge of ita obligations to the masonic family at large, to be able to ascertain, annually, the true condition of aU its constituent CE!:J, and to redress wrongs, aid the weak, encourage and strengthen the wavering, and, in the true spirit of paternal guardianship, to control all the C€J and keep all the Craft in the true spirit of harmony and brotherly love; therefore, Resolved, That the Grand Secretary is hereby required to address a circular letter to all the C€J in this 'State, requiring the W. M., or whoever may have control of the charter and effects of the CEJ, to have the charter and original records of the 0, together with a full ~tatement of the ·condition and circums~ances by which the Fraternity is surrounded in its jurisdiction, at the annual meeting of this Grand 0 in 1866, and in this they are in no wise to fail; and the Grand Secretary is a.lso required to address at least three
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circulars, by three separatemails.orotheragents.toeachD.to provide, as far as possible, against a failure of notice. Bro. Foster offered the following preamble and resolutions, which were, on motion, unanimously adopted: The Grand 0 of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Missouri to all our Sister Grand CEJ of the United States of North America- Greeting: Whereas, our beloved country has been, for the last four years, ravaged by internecine strife, devastating and laying waste not only the halls and homes of many of our brethren, but sundering kindred and fraternal ties to such an extent as to endanger a. subversion of many of the noble principles of our time-honored Fraternity, which the Father of our common country declared to be " founded on the immutable laws of truth and justice" ; And whereas, the-Grand 0 of Missouri, in common with her Qister Grand CEJ, has a strong desire and paramount obligation to ~erpetuate the institution of Free :Masonry, with all its common blessings of harmony and fraternal love unimpaired, through all coming time; therefore, Resolved, That our sister Grand t:::EtJ are hereby fraternally requested to meet the M. W. Grand 0 of Missouri, by delegates, one or more, to consider, . First-The condition of the Fraternity in the United States, and suggest such measures as shall fully harmonize and cement the whole in one grand and time-honored aim of being happy and communicating happiness. Second-To compare and correct whatever errors may have crept into our ritual during the past twenty years. Third-To consider and suggest a uniform remedy for the evils arising from the untimely and inordinate haste with which thousands, in the excitement of the hour, have been admitted into the Fraternity, and to fix the- status of all who have been thus admitted, that entire union and harmony may prevail throughout the length and breadth of all jurisdictions ~ and., as. far aft
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possible, to guard against the evils so clearly foreshadowed by all the circumstances by which the Fraternity is surrounded. Fourth-The Grand Secretary is hereby required to transmit the foregoing preamble and resolution to our sister Grand CEJ, by circular letter, requesting their conculTence, and to fix the time and place at the earliest practical day. 'Ve would, in conclusion, respectfully suggest either Cincinnati or Louisville as the pLace, and the time the fourth Monday of September, 1866. Bro. Foster presented a communication from Bro. Lightbul'ue, of Liberty 0, and on motion the same was referred to the Committee on the affairs of the late M:asonic College. An application of Bro.' Canady was received, and, on motion, referred to Committee on Charity. The Grand Secretary read the following Report on Poreign Correspondence, and the same was received, unanimously adopted, and ordered to be printed with the proceeding of the Grand 0 :
To THE M. W. GRAND 0 OF A. F. A. M. OF MISSOURI: Your Committee on Foreign Correspondence respectfully submit:; t.he following report: The proceedings of the following Grand CEJ have been receh'cd and examined: California, Canada, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Io'wn., Kansas, Kentucky, 'Michigan, Maine, Maryland, ~Ias8achusetts, New Hamphshire, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Wisconsin and 'Vashington Territory. CALIFORNIA. Thi..; Grand 0 held its Fifteenth Annual Oommunication in the city of San Francisco, 11th October, 1864; 114 ehurtcrcd CEJ, together with seven U. D., being pt'esent. The Grand Master pays an eloquent tribute to the memory of the Rev. Thos. Starr King, Grand Orator. The Grand Master decided that the 0 was not the proper place for the settlement of the business difficulties of its mem-
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bel's, or the enforcement of the payment of debts. He also decided that suicides should not recei~e masonic burial. A call is being made to ra-ise $35,000, by an additionaL taxation of three dollars per year on the Masons of California, to enable the Trustees of the Masonic Temple to complete that edifice. The total amount received by the Board of Relief, for twentyone months, was $11,218, including the Bum of $3,809, net proceeds of two promenade conc~rts for the benefit of the fund. The Board disbursed during the same period of time $11,877. Bro. Gilbert B. Claiborne presented another of those reports on Foreign Correspondence for which California- is BO famous. It is a well-prepared document, and amply repays perusal. M. W. William C. Belcher, l\lar;rville, Grand Master; R. W. Alexander G. Abell, San Fran<:isco, Grand Secretary. CANADA. The Grand 0 assembled in Annual Communi~ation at the city of Hamilton, 13th July, 1864; 80 chartered CEJ represented, eight U. D. The Grand ~faBter congratulates the Grand 0 on the advancing prosperity an<;l usefulness of the Ancient Craft, and says he knows of nothing that serionsly affects the symmetry of the masonic edifice. The Grand 0 has not yet settled its difficulties with the Grand 0 of England, relative to CE:J in Canada 8loill holding under that body. A suitable tribute is paid to the memory of M. W., the Duke of Athole, Grand Master Mason of Scotland, who died 16th January, 1864. The Grand Mastel' cOBdemns the di8cussion of political topics, and urges liI$ brethren to be ever ready to do their etuty as men an~ Masons, never forgetting that;in peace or tumult, the aim of Freemasonry is the cultivation of morality and virtue, and practic~l b6Devo路 lence and cb~rity to all mankind. The Board of G~neral Purposes report that th0 totn.l assets of the Grand 0 on 81Bt December, 1863, was $12,700, which ~ classed as follows: Asylum Fund, ~enavolen' Fund and Gellernl Fund.
ORAND LODGE
or
A. F. A.MA80NS
M. W. William B. Simpson, Kingston, Grand Master; R. W. Thomas Bird Harris, Hamilton, Grand Secretary. CONKECTICUT. The Se\'enty-slxth Annual Communication of this fjrand 0 was held in the city of New Haven, 11th of May, 1864; 67 CEtJ represented. ' The Grand Maeter, alhtding to the increase of members, many of whom. were about to join the "armies of the Union," says: II But I do desire to caution M.stefS and CetJ to scrutinize m.ost ucarefullythe ~haracter and antecedents of all such candidates. Ie The mere fact that he is a volunteer in hie country's service It I9hould not be taken, as I fear has sometimes 'been the case, II as full proof that he is worthy to be made a Maeon. No man U should be admitted to our mysteries, when about to leave for II other scenes beyond the jurisdiction of the 0, unless we have It evidence sufficient to tmtisfy us that we should be willing to II honor him as an associate and brother if he should continue to u reside among us. . . • . . • • • No man is worthy of II receiving the benefits of an Order unless he would be as free to It contribute to the necessities, and minister to the wants of an u unfortunate bl'other-be ho friend or foe-as he would be to " receive like aid it'their situations were reversed. H , The report on Foreign Correspondence, from the pen of Grand Secretary Hunt, is an able review of the proceedings of the several Grand e::etJ which came to hand, our own among the number. There are 70 subordinate CEb on the registry of this Grand CJ, ~with a membershlp of7,834. M ,W',David E. Boetwick, M. D., Litchfield, Grand Master; R. W. Lucius ~. Hunt) Grand Seer~tary, Hartford. ILLINOIS. This Grand t:J assembled in Annual Communication, at the city of Springfield, October 4th, 1864; 281 4tJ represented. The Grand Master or4lered diepensatione for the formation of forty new C€:J, and four military CE:I.
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The Grand 0 was called upon to mourn the 10SB of M. W. Abraham Jonas, Past-Grand Master of Kentucky, and first Grand Master of Illinois, who died June 8th, 1864, aged 63 years. Bro. Jonas was an able exponent of masonic law, a devoted Mason, a most estimable gentleman; his death causes a vacuum in that dignified body-the Past-Grand Masters of Illinois-not easily fi!lcd; and his pel'sonal friends and acquaintances will mourn for him as the loved and lost are mourned for. -Lightly lie the turf over him, and may his spirit find an eternal rest in the realms of the blessed. ' Bro. N. Bateman, from Committee on Foreign Correspondence, presented a well-written report, reviewing the proceedings of the several Grand CEJ which came to hand, our own among the number. Dy the wise and conciliatory course pursued by Grand Master Turner, peace and good will exist8 among our brethren over the water. Long may it continue 80. M. W. Thomas J. Turner, Grand Master, Freeport; R. W. Hal'man G, Reynolds, Grand Secretary, Springfield. IN .DIA N A. The Grand 0 assembled at Indianapolis, 24th May, 1864 ; 262
Câ&#x201A;Ź:J represented; 18 Câ&#x201A;Ź:J U. D The Grand Master condemns, in forcible language, the acts of ,a 0 who received its charter, and without being duly constituted proceeded to work, conferring degrees, .etc. The Worshipful Master of a 0 was tried by his 0 fur a "breach of the moral code." The M. W. Grand Master witness"d this novel proceeding, and was highly pleased with the result. The Grand Master recommends brevity in debate, being utterly opposed to lengthy speeches. "Let your words be few," says Grand Master Hacker, who is.himself one of the best-read and accomplished Masons in the country. l:)uitable not.iMs of the deaths of Past-Grand Master Caleb Smith Rnd Past Senior Grand Warden Thomas Posey appear in the proceedings, and pages are dedicated to their memory..
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GRAND LODGE OF A. F. A.MA80NS
~1. W. William Racker, of Shelbyville, Grand ~iaster ; R. \V. Francis King, of Indianapoli~, Grand Secretary.
IOWA. This Grand 0 8ssemhled at Des Moines, June 7th) 1864:; 80
CEJ l'cl)}'eSel'lted. The Grand Master, Ed. A. Guilbel'.t (M. D.), in his addrJ88 indulges in a tirade, not only undignified, but discourteous, against all those Grand C€J and Ma80ns who have Ol)posed th~ Conservator Swindle I This he does, not in hommopathic doses, but according to the good, old-fashioned system of allopathy. For shame, Doctor, not to be more eonsistent! The Doctor, being the chief conservator for Iowa, the fountain of all masonic light and knowledge, is exceeding indjgnant that outside barbarians should call in question the legitimacy of the Webb, Preston, Morris, Guilber't, Wilson work j the laUer-named brother, however, repudiating the concern. Your cotnmittee, as an antidote to the Doctor's physic, recommend the reading of the action of every Gran~ 0 in Amei'ica, that we can hear from, relative to his pateJ;lt humbug, :and be governed accordingly. And, now, what shall we say of the followin.g : H The M. W. G. M .• having called the Dep. G. Y. to the chair, offered the foll(l\ving resolution," which 'vas nnanimously adopted: a Resolved, THA'I' DIS.lI'PROVES
• THE
THE GRAND 0
OIl
low A.
DISCOUNTENANCES AliD
URDJi.:R O~ CONRERV ATons.' HEREBY FORBIDDING
IT~ EXISTENCE IN 'rHIS JURISDICTION, AND PROHl1alTUm THB SPREAD O~
THE WORK
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ITS PLANS OR IJif THE: M.l~N£R PURSUED BY IT."
The partnership is dissolved 1 the Concorn hali gone into bnakruptcy! Not another honest peU'It'!J call be turued bv its operatiollSBro. W.. C. Gaston. presented the report on Foreign Correspondence. As may be supposed, the report is mainly devoted to the action of the several Grand CE!::l related to the" work." MisSQuri, having the' courage to take the initiative, comes in for a share of his regards. Missouri's acts having been sustained
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~~el."ywhere outside Iowa, Missouri can afford to treat the remarks of the committee with silence and with charity. M. W. Edward A. Guilbert, A. M., M D., Dubuque, G. Master j R. W. TL~odore S. Parvin, Iowa City, Grand Secretary.
KANSAS.
The Grand D assembled in the city of '1'opeka., December 20, 1864; 20 CE:J represenred. The address of Grand MetSter Saqui is thoroughly masonic, and wcrthy of 8. careful perusaL Some of its passages are really eloquent. Witness the following: "There is room within the pale of Masonry for the exercise of the loftiest aspirations, the highest genius, and the most extensive and varied acquirements, as many of our brethren, even of the present day, abundantly prove. We ought, therefore, to underetand and appreciate Masonry as an institution '\l'hich has, during the long ages of the !>Qst, conferred incalculable benefits upon our race, and which, in our own day, has lost none of its u.sefulnesEl and worth, except what our want of zeal and neglect of duty have taken from it." Bro. Carr, Grand Secretary, presepted a well-written report on Foreign Correspondence. Our Brother may rest assured, should we visit in the neighborhood of Kansas, we will avail ourself of his kind invitation to ~isit our brethren on the other side of the river.. M. W. Jacob Saqo.i, Atchison, Grand Ma.srer; R. W. E. T. Carr, F~rt Leavenworth, Grand Secretary. KENTUCKY. The Grand t:J assembled in the city of Lotlisville, 17th October, 1864; 181 ~ represented. The Grand Mastel' recommends the Grand- cJ to take such action as will forever banisk the la;st vestige of the organitation of Conservators from the Gmnd and Subordinate CEJ of Kentucky. The whole subject of the Conservators' Association was subscE
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quentIy reported on by a committee, cotisisting of some of the . olde~t :Masons of the State, who utterly denounced and repudiated the whole system, its aiders and abettors. A communication, signed by a number of ConMrvators, was read, renouncing the system; and at the head of the list we were pained to read the name of Hiram Bassett, who had been honored by his brethren as their Grand Master. It appears that Mr. Morris does not hold membership in any 0 in Kentucky. Bro. McCorcle presented the report on Foreign Correspondence. It is chiefly devoted to the action of other Grand ee:i on the Conservators' Association. M. W. J. D. Landrum, Paducah, Grand Mastet; R. W. J. M. S. McCorcle, Greensburg; Grand Secretary. LOUISIANA. The only noti~e of the Annual Communication of this Grand LJ is contained in a number of the Picayune newspaper. From it we learn that the Grand 0 held its Annual Communication in the city of New Orleans, 17th February, 1865. M. W. J'ohn Q. A. Fellows, New Orleans, Grand Master; R. ,V. Samuel M. Todd., New Orleans, Gr~nd Secretary. MAINE. The Grand CJ assembled in the city of Portland, 3d May, 1864 ; 97 CEJ represented. A large number of decisions made by the Grand Master are printed with the proceedings. Many of them are important; and we would be pleased to present some of them in this report did our limits permit. Numerous dispensations were granted to receive applications at Special Communications from aoldier& home on a short furlough. The Grand Master admits that the. whole system of granting dispensations to expedite the conferring of the degrees is greatly
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abused; and he says; moreover, thr.-t the present course, if pursued, cannot fail. to result in the demoralization of the Fraternity, and in lowering the dignity and high standing of the Order. The report on Foreign Correspondence was: as usual, presented by Bro. Pearl, and IS fully equal to his former efforts. A large portion of it is devoted to the action of other Grand CEJ on t.he Conservators and their designs. Maine desires to have no communication with this body of disorganizers, and says so very forcibly. But our .estimable brother will mite no more reports for the Grand D. died on 19th March, at the age of 60 J'ears. Our deceased brother was an earnest, thoughtful Mason. His writings portray the character of the man. Keen, vigoroU8 and searching, he pr0bed his subject thoroughly aud analyzed it faithfully. He was a zealous advocate for the establishing of a General Gra.nd 0; and he was the fearless champion of the General Grand Chapter. But he is gone, never to be seen again of men, leaving, as an inheritance to his family, an honest name, which is more precious than gold. M. W. William P. Preble, Granu Master, Portland; R. W. Ira Berry, Grand Secretary, Portland.
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MARYLAND. The Annual C~mmunication of this Grand 0 was held in the city of Baltimore, November 21st, 1864; 38 CEJ represented.. The Grand Master notices the death of Bro. James Sterrett, for many yea.rs az.ealous Mason, and a worthy and accomplished gentleman. The Grand Master says: "The fathers are passing away; soon they will be gone. â&#x20AC;˘ There is a wild and restless radicalism born, if not begotten, by the revolutionary spirit of the times, which, if permitted to gro..w and expand, will inflict vast evil upon the Fraternity." Well and truly said, M. W. Grand Master! Would that your
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language would sink deep into the heart of every Mason, so that they may take warning ere it is too late! The Grand 0 has a Charity Fund of $51,273. A singular communication from a 0 in Paris, :E'rance, working the Memphis Rite, asking relief for a' brother, Eugene Deville, and his three children. He has a " small employment, which does not give him sufficient to live." Why any 0 in Europe should send to this country for relief for one of its members is the singular part of this communication. An excellent report on Foreign Corresp.ondence was presented by Bro. Wm. J. Wroth, in which the action of the Grand 0 of Missouri, relative to the Conservators, is favorably noticed. Our course is approved; and the Grand CJ of Maryland, by her action, condemns the organization, its objects and dp.signs. M. W. John Coats, Grand Master, Baltimore; R. W. Jacob H. l\-Iedairy, Grand Secretary, Baltimore. MICHIGAN. The Annual Communication was held in ihe city of Detroit, January 11, 1865; 140 C€J represented. The Grand Master presented a well·prepared report, in which he takes strong ground against Bro. Mackey's theory relative to CEJ U. D., their standing, etc. As the Grand 0 of Missouri has long since 5ettled their status, your committee will only express astonishment at the views adopted by so intelligent a brother as Dr. Mackey with regard to this class of e:::e:J. The Grand~ Master instructed the W. Master of a 0 not to recognize as Masons citizens of Michigan belonging to the army, who claim to have been made Masons in the State of Mississippi, in a military CJ, working under a dispensation from the Grand 0 of Indiana. A number of questions on masonic jurisprudence were answered by the Grand Master during the year, and, in the main, correctly.
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He appears to thoroughly understand the workings of the Craft in his jurisdiction. R. W. James Fenton, Grand Secretary, preEPl1ted a brief but well-written report on Foreign Correspondence. M. W. Wm. T. Mitchell, Port Huron, Grand Master; R. W. James Fenton, Detroit, Grand Secretary.
NEW JERSEY. The Grand 0 assembled in the city of Trenton, 18th January,
1865; 53 t:::ftl represented. The Grand :Master says he is no friend or dispensations to make Masons at sight, and thinks the proper principle would be, not to grant any dispensations to shorten the time between the degrees in cases where the petitioner, at the time of presenting his petition, did so with the intention of making a further application for a dispensation. The Grand 0 is called to mourn the loss of two aged Past Gl'and Masters, Bros. Babbitt and Burroughs, both born in the year 1788, and both dying in 1864, aged 76 years. The Grand Secretary, Bro. Joseph H. Hough, presented the report on Foreign Correspondence, which is mainly devoted to the Conservators and their organization. No sympathy for them in New Jersey. M. 'V. Silas Whitehead Grand Master, Newark; R.W. Joseph H. Hough Grand Secretary, Trenton.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. The Grand 0 assembled in the city of Concord on 8th June, 1864; 49 Câ&#x201A;ŹJ represented. The Grand Master does not favor the granting of dispensations to make Masons without the usual probationary terms of service. Masonic CE:J, he truly says, "are no novelty in New Hampshire; " and it appears unreas'Onable that persons who, for years, had " manifested no desire to enroll themselves among our numbers,
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"should after their tardy applications, find the necessity so " urgent for receiving the degrees without delay. It seemed as if "they resorted to Freemasonry with no special good will; but at the " last moment as an ordeal that was worth undergoing, because it " would serve as a letter of introduction and recommendation in " some distant place, or in some new field of occupation." The Grand Master alludes, in just and forcible terms, to the loss sustained by the Fraternity of New Hampshire in the dea,th of Past Grand Master Aaron P. Hughes. He was a skillful Mason, and his memory will be held in esteem by the Fraternity. The Grand 0, in no measur.ed terms, condemns the system of work as taught by the Conservators; and the CEJ are strictly enjoined to have nothing to do with it. Our venerable friend and brother, Horace Chase, Grand Secretary, presented the report on Foreign Correspondence, and, although appointed at a late date to discharge the duty, the present report is equal to any of his former efforts. Truly does our路brother say that" difference in opinion on minor subjects is always to be expected"; but let us all be ever ready to yield our private opinions, our preferences and prejudices for the sake of harmony and good of the whole, and reflect we owe allegiance to our own Grand 0 and none other; that we are bound by every masonic obligation to pay due r~8pect and render implicit obedience to its edicts and laws. Let us cultivate charity and brotherly love among ourselves; let no contention exist among us but that noble contention, or rather emulation, of who can best work and best agree; let us practice what we profess to believe and teach-then we shall maintain consciences void of offense toward each other, and show to the world that Masons love one another, and that it is good and pleasant for brethren to dwell together in unity. M. W. J. Everett Sargent, We~thworth, GrandMaster; R. W. Horace Chase, Hopkinton, Grand Secretary.
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NEW YORK. This Grand 0 held its Annual Communication in the city of New York, June 7th, 1865; 365 te:J represented. Among the representatives we notice the name of Rob. Morris, proxy, representing Nassau 0, No. 536. The Grand Master notices in suitable t~rms the deaths of R. W. John B. Yates Summer~, Ebenezer Wadsworth, Nelson Randall, and, though last not least, Rev. Salem Town,all prominent Masons in their day. The Grand Master complains of gross neglect ofduty on the part of the officers of five of the Military CEl:J to whom dispensations were issued in 1861. He declined granting dispensations for the formation of any more of them. The receipts of the Grand 0 for the year ending May 31st, 1864, is $24, 877, $2,390 of which is for dispensations to confer degrees. Past Grand Master John L. Lewis presented an able and lengthy report on Fureign Correspondence, nearly sixty pages of which are devoted to masonic affairs in Europe. From the well-known ability of the chairman and his associates, their reports are unusually in teresting, and will well repay a careful perusal. Our proceedings for 1863 are favorably noticed. The following re~olution was adopted by the Grand 0 : Resolved, That, in the opinion of the Grand 0 of the State of New York, the printing and publication in U cypher or mnemonics" of any portion of the ritual of Masonry, not purely monitorial, is a shameful departure from masonic propriety, and a violation of masonic obligation, and receives the unqualified condemnation of the Grand D. 1\'1. W. Clinton F. Paige, Grand Muster, Binghamton; R. W. James M. Austin, 1\'1. D., Grand Secretary, New York.
OHIO. This Grand 0 assambled in Cleveland, October 18th, 1864 ; 2(}O r::::E:J represented.
The Grand Master says:
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They mistake the nature of the
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masonic institution who estimate its strength by its numbers, or mea.sure its prosperity by the length of the r911 of its initiates." These are not the standards by which either one or the ot.her is to be determined. Its strength is in its principles, and its prosperity in the character of its members." Military.CE!J do not meet with the approval of the Grand Master. There is much in the admirable address of the Grand Master which your committee would wi~h to extract, did time and the limits assigned to this report permit. \ Bro. R. C. Lemon presented tho report on Foreign Correspondence. Noticing our proceedings for 1864, relative to the Conservators, he says: 'I Whilst your committee have been unable to see anything in the Grand 0 proceedings submitted to their perusal complimentary of the order of Conservators, or anything j~stifying or excusing the organization, they cannot approve of the strong denunciation indulged in by Bro. O'Sullivan". If our brother will refer to the report of that sterling craftsman, Bro. Thrall, for the year 1863, he will :find that Brother O'Sullivan is' not alone in his denunciations. Bro. O'S. would also refer to the action of every Grand 0 in America, so far as can be heard from, to sustain him in the position he has heretofore taken, and does not at this time retract. M. \V. Thomas Sparrow, Columbus, Grand Master; R. W. John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Grand Secretary. OREGON. This Grand 0 assembled at Portland, 20th June, 1864; 21 Cfb reprosented. The Grand Master congratulates the Grand 0 that, whilst the sounds of war are heard elsewhere, they are enjoying the blessing of peace; that the busy note of improvement in almost every town and village calls mechanical skill into requisition. Labor and capital, mutually aiding each other, have met wi\h encouragement and remunerative return.
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Bro. Amory Holbrook presented a report on Foreign Correspondence, concluding as follows: "We have done, however, as well as we could, crowded as we " have been by various pressing engagements; and if our report "is like a ..(let, gathering fish of every kind, the Grand 0 will " have discernment enough to keep the good and cast the bad " away." M. W. John McCracken, Portland, Grand Master; R. W. J. E. Hurford, Oregon City, Grand Secretary. VERMONT. This Grand 0 assembled at Bellows Falls, Jan. 13, 1865; 59 CEb represented. This Grand 0 has bcen called upon to mourn the loss of many prominent Masons during the past year. The Grand Master condemns the tendency, apparent in some Cfb, to encourage the speedy advancement of candidates, and says the time provided by law is short enough for a proper understanding of the ceremonies of the degrees. In closing his address, the Grand Master feelingly says: It Many, very many, desolate homes, mourning hearts, crushed hopes, are in our once happy land. God help those within those desolate homes, comfort the mourning hearts, bind up the crushed hopes I Fair, faint streaks are on the horizon's verge, as if the light would surge. May the hour soon come when the faint streaks may widen, ~he clouds roll up in gold and amber flakes, and the glad daylight shine 1" To which we would reverently say, in the fullncss of our heart, amen I R. W. Henry Clark, Grand Secretary, presented an elaborate report on J.4'oreign Correspondence, a portion of which is, we think, needlessly devoted to a defense of our late, lamented Bro. Tucker, as to his vindication of the work purporting to be taught by the Conservators. Those who had the pleasure of knowing our deceased brother need no such defense. His long and faithfull career as a Mason is the best evidence that could be given of his fidelity to the Order, and of his discountenancing any innovation on the body of Masonry.
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M. W. Leverett B. Englesby, Burlington, Grand Master; R: W. Henry Clark, Poultney, Grand Secretary. WISCONSIN. The Annual Communication was held in the CIty of Milwaukee, June 14, 1864; 105 Câ&#x201A;ŹJ represented. The Grand Master represents the Craft in his jurisdiction as highly prosperous-provided it can be conceded that a rapid increase of membership and a commendable progress in the acquirement of the ritual are the only evidences required of such prosperity. On the subject of military C2J he is clear and explicit, stating that frequent complaints have reached him from subordinate Câ&#x201A;ŹJ, as well as from individual members of the Craft, that citizens of Wisconsin, connected with the army, have returned from the field, ~laiming to have been made Masons in some military 0 , and lome of these persons so made were rejected by CEJ in their neighborhood before leaving home, their moral and social relations being such that they could not obtain admission into a D. He says, and truly, that no Grand D has the right to grant dispensations for military e:e:J to make Masons of citizens of Wisconsin while in the States of Kentucky or Tennessee; and he dissents from the policy of sending abroad blilnk certificates of membership, signed and sealed by a Grand 0, to be filled up by the person in whose charge they are placed. The Grand Master condemns, in no measured terms, the Conservators' Association; and confides in the good sense of the Fraternity in his jurisdiction to save them from the discord and confusion which has been brought upon other jurisdictions by the efforts of the Conservators' Association to disseminat:~ their peculiar views, in opposition to the regularly-established ritual. Bro. G. W. Washburn presented the report on Foreign Correspondence, in which he cautions the Fraternity against th~ Conservators' Association, as dangerous to the peace and welfare of the Craft.
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M. W. G. 'V. Washburn, Grand Master, Oshkosh; R. W. 'V. T. Palmer, Grand Secretary, Milwaukee. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. This Grand
0
assembled at Olympia, November 24, 1863; 6
CÂŁJ represented. Among the decisions of the Grand Master is the following: "A Past-Master, by service, though not a member of the 0, in the absence of the Master, and by request of a Warden, who is present, may preside and govern the 0 for the time being." Bro. Wm. H. Wood presented a brief report on Eoreign Correspondence, the proceedings of only four Grand CEJ having reached hiJIl 1\'1. W. Thomas M. Reid, Grand Master, Olympia; R. W. Elwood Evans, Grand Secretary, Olympia. CONCLUSION. Members of the Grand 0 of :Missouri, a terrible calamity has occurred in our country, in the assassination of the Chief Magistrate' of this Republic. Just as we were emerging from the horrors of civil war; when the angel of peace, with countless blessings in her train, was about to return to the home from which she had been rudely banished; when the earnest, enlightened friends of our republican form of government were congratulating each other on the stability of our institutions; at such time, when all the genial feelings of Abraham Lincoln's n:tture were about to be brought into full activity, and when the hopes of thousands, who knew the moral worth of the man and the kindness of his heart, were raised to the highest pitch; at such time, when totally unconscious of danger, the fell hand of a murderer arrested the pulsations of his heart forever, and the spirit of the incorruptible President of the United States returned to the God who gave it. That we, as Free and Accepted 1\1:ason8, regard with horror this crime, it is Bcarce neces:;ary for us to. say-believing, as we do,
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that a greater misfortune could not have fallen on our countrybut we may profit, to some extent, by the lessons of forbearance and mildness which he not onlJ taught, but practiced, immediately before his untimely end. Let us, as Masons, learn from him; that if, in the providence of God, brethren, heretofore misled, return to their homes among us, in conformity to lawful authority, we will Dot ignore their claims upon our sympathy and charity. Let us extend to all such of our mystic brotherhood a warm greeting. In our 0 rooms let all, who are found worthy, feel that they are once more at HOME. Let us; who have adhered to our Government through all the trials of the past four years, teach them, by our course of action, that while we rejoice with grateful hearts at the return of peace and the unity of our Government we yet remember our solemn engagements; and in this, their time of trouble, of sorrow and of. suffering, that we commiserate their misfortunes, and sympathize in their afflictions. Let no unkind, unmasonic language fall from our lips in our intercourse with each other. Let the past be as much as possible buried; and let us look forward with a well-grounded hope that purified, as if by fire; we will come out into the broad noonday sun of righteousness better citizens and better Masons. Let us learn to subdue our passions, and improve in morality and virtue; humbly looking. to God as our Heavenly Grand Master, and continually invoking his blessings upon all our laudable undertakings. Fraternally submitted,
A. O'SULLIVAN. R. W. E. T. Babcock, Grand Senior Warden of the Grand 0 of Illinois, was announced and received with due honors. Bro. Henderson Davis, from Committee on Ways and Means, presented the following report, and, on motion, the same was adopted: To
THE ~L
W. G1V:ND
0
OF MISSOURI:
The Committee of Ways and Means beg to report_that they
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, have considered the report of Bro. P. Draper, as agent of this Grand 0 for the sale of the old Masonic College, and would recommend the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, That Bro. Draper be instructed to continue the ]wosecution of the suit which has been in progress for some years, and that one hundred dollars be paid to Bl路O. 'N. P. Harrison, the attorney employed by Bro. Draper, for services in said suit. Your committee have also carefully considered the petition of the brethren of Sedalia 0, No. 236, asking that this Grand 0 release, by conveyance, any interest possessed in the real estate o\vned by the late Helief 0, No. 105, in Georgetown, Petth county, and would recommend the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, That this Grand 0 transfer, by quit claim deed, all the right, title and interest in the brick hall in Georgetown, Pettis county, Mo., which this Grand 0 acqui:'ed by the surrender of charter of the late Relief oJ No. 105.
Your committee would further report, that Bro. R. E. Anderson, agent of this Grand 0 for the renting, etc., of the Hassinger farm, in Marion county, Mo., reports that the general repairs required will cost considerable money. This, added to numerous taxes, will probably consume the greater part of the ren t; and, in view of the trouble and expense of holding real estate, would recommend the adoption of the following resolution : Resolved, That Bro. R. E. Anderson be instructed to mako gale of said land on the best terms possible. All of which is respectfully submitted, H. DAVIS, Chairman. A memorial from sundry brethren of the late 'Vaverly 0 was l'crciyed, and, on motion, referred to the Committee on Applications and Communications. The M. VV. Grand 0 of Missouri was called from labor until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING,
9
O)CLOCK.
The )L W. Grand 0 of Missouri was called to labor by the 1\[ 'V. Grand Master. Grand officers at their several stations. Prl1yer by Rev. Grand Cha.plain. Minutes of yesterday's proceedings read and approved. Memorial from Bro. Stennet received, and the pra.yer of the memorial granted. Bro. J. L. Davis, from Committee on Unfinished Business, presented the following report, which was, on motion, adopted:
To
TH.ÂŁ MOST 'VORSHIPFUL GRAND 0
OF MISSQURI:
Your Committee on Unfinished Busine85 beg leave to report that there is no business of this Grand 0, at its present session, requiring the action of said committee. JAME8 L. DAVIS,
Chairman Committee. The hour having arl'ived for the eJection of officers, the Grand 0 proceeded to tne discharge of that duty, with the following result, Bros. Stone and Russell acting as Tellers: M. \V. JOHN .F. HOUSTON. Grand Master. R. \V. REV. JOHN D. VIRCIL, Deputy Grand Master. " MARTIN COLLINS, Grand Senior Warden. " R. E. ANDERSON, Grand Junior Warden_ " 'VM. N. LOKER, Grand Treasurer. " A. O'SULLIVAN, Grand Secretary. The M. 'W. Grand d of Missouri Wa3 called from labor until 2i o~clock this afternoon.
\VEDNESDAY,
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O'CLOCK, P. M.
The M. \V. Grand d of Missouri was called to labor by the M. ,Yo Grand :Master. Grand officers at their several stations.
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Bro. R. E. Andetson offered the following, ",hich was, on motion, adopted: Resolved, That the Grand Secretary be authorized and in. structed to have one thousand copies of the proposed BJ-Lu"'s of this Grand 0 printed, in pamphlet form, separate from proceedings of Grand 0, fer the use of subordinate CEJ. Bro. Colling offered the following, and, on motion, the same was referred to the Committee on Charity: Resolved, That this M. W. Grand 0 donate to the 'Masonic Board of Relief of St. Louis one thousand dollars. Bro. RaUs, from Committee on Applications and Communications, presented the following report, and, on motion, the sume was adopted: To
THE GRAND
CJ
OF THE STATE OF l\II!SbOURU
Your Committee on COllllllunic:,tions and Applications would respectfully report that thry haye had the applicatIon of the petitioners of Edina 0, Ko. 1 GO, under consideration, ahd would recommend that their charter be restored to the original members, embodied in the petition, tv said 0; and those brethern who signed the petition, not members of said 0, shall be required to produce their dimits before they can become membel's, and apply for n1':mbership in the regular way. And in the eVent tbat the officers of the tJ, at the time the work was suspended, are absent shall be opened by the and cannot call the d together, the D. D. G. 'Master presiding, hold an election of officers, and, when olected, to illstall s:till officers, giving the proper instructions to pursue their bbors. J. RALLS 1 Chail'man. Bro. Henderson Davis, offered the following, and, on motion~ the same was adopted: Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed to re-llistrict the State for the ensuing year, and report by 10 o'clock to-morrow morning;
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And the M. W. Grand Master appointed Bros. H. Davis~ R. E. And€rson a.nd Samuel H. Owens a committee in accordance with the foregoing resolution. Bro. Gouley offered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: Resolved, That the re30lution of 1862, relati.ve to D. D. Grand Masters, be so far amended as to require them to visit the subor" dinate e::e:J in their several districts, and to instruct and overlook their work without being invited by Buch CEl. BrQ. R. E. Anderson offered the following, and, on motion, the same \Vas adopted: 'VHEREAS, It has been reported to this Grand 0 that residents of Missouri have been made ~fasOils by eeb in Iowa; therefore,
Resolved, As !(lng since declared by edicts of this Grand 0, that th~ constituent C2:J of this jurisdiction are hereby prohibited from acknowledging the masonic claims of :Masons made in Iowa, or any other jurisdiction, while residents of this jurisdiction. Resolved, That the Grand c..J of Iowa be fraternally requested to inquire into this infringment of our jurisdiction, and correct the evil. The M. W. Grand 0 authorized the restoration of the charter of Laclede 0, No. 83, Lebanon, Laclede county. Bro. Saunders, £rol.n Committee on Grievance, presented a . report, when the part relative to the memorial of certain members of Pattonsburg 0 being stricken out, the balance of the report Was adopted, as follows: The Committee on Grievance beg leave to make the following report: In the appeal of Edward \Vells from the action of Potter 0, No..' 84, ~xpelling him from the privileges of Masonry, Jour committee recommended the acceptance of the following resolution: Rcsoltt('d, That the decision of Potter c::J, No. 8~, expelling Edward· 'Vells he, and is hereby; confirmed.
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In the case of the remonstrance of the \Y. M. of Independence D~ No. 76, against the action of Fulton 0, No. 48, admitting Bro. ,\Vrn. B. Stone to membership in that 0 wIthout a dimit from Inder endence 0, No. 76, of which he was a member, your committee have examined the 'V. Mastel' and some of the brethren of both Câ&#x201A;Ź:J, and recommend the adoption of the following: Resolved, 'fhat the action taken by Fulton 0, No. 48, in admitting Bro. Wm. B. Stone to membership in said 0 ,vithout a dimit from Independence 0, No. 76, of which he was, uudnow is, a member, \vas contrary to the expressed laws of this Grand 0, and is declared null and void; but, at the same time, your com" mittee must, in justi.ce to Fulton 0, No. 48, say, that tlllS informality on their part was more the result of au error of the head than the heart. Respectfully submitted,
S. H. SAv"NbERS, R. P. FAULKNER, WM. ELLIS GLENN, Cummillee.
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Bro. Davis offered a pl'Bamble and resolution, and, on motion, the same was referred to the Committee on By-Laws of Grand 0. Bro. Faulkner offereel a memorial in behalf of sUlldry memlJers of United 0, "No.5, who were deprived of memlJeiShlp in said o by the action of the M. W. Grand 0, in 18tH, and, on motion, the same was refel'rell to the Committee on Grievunce. Bro . .Blackwell, from Cummittee on CÂŁJ U. D., pmsemed the following report,and, after oeiIJg ammeljd,:d, was adopLed~ as follows,
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GRAND 0
OF :MrSSDt'lU ~
The Committee on CO U. D. would fratt'mally report that they have had under cow3if~eration quite a mmlb-el' of By Laws and t\'ans~Tipts of proceedings, a,nd herewilh present tll<.~ir recommendation in reference to the same: F
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PALESTINE LODGE, U. D. We find the proceedings correct. To the By-Laws find the following objections: Section 3 provides, that" when a vacancy occurs in any office by refusal of the member to be installed, such vacancy shall be filled by election at the next regular communication after such refusal shall be known." Recommend that section to be stricken out. Part of section 9 provides, "that clergymen may be initiated, passed and raised at less rates than others." Wesuggest that this clause be stricken out. Section 12. Would recommend that tJe word " suspended" be substitutedfor "excluded." lYe recommend that a charter be granted to said D.
KEYSTONE LODGE, U. D. We find the transcript of this 0 correct; the work correctly done, and do therefore recommend that a charter be granted.
MIDDLE FABIUS LODGE, U. D. We find the transcript of this 0 correct. To the By-Laws we have the following objections: Section 2, Article 1, provides that "at stated m 3etings the o shall assemble at early candle light." lYe suggest that a definite hour be named. Section 3, Article 2, provides that members "twelve months in arrears for dues shall have no right to vote or hold office." lYe would suggest that it would be better, "that they be suspended, unless the 0 shall remit the dues." We recommend that Section 2, Article 8, be stricken out, as it provides for the punishment of the W. M:. in certain cases. We recommend that a charter be granted.
PORTLAND LODGE, U. D. ~rhe
t 'anscript of t
,L
-0 we fi~d correct.
We recommend that
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Section 2, Article 1, and Section 2, Article 2, be stricken out. Section 3, Article 2, provides, "that members who are twelve months in arrears for dues shall have no right to vote or hold office." It would be better, that " they be suspended, unless the o shall remit their dues." Section 3, Article 4, provides that "reports of Committees on Petitions shall be received at the next regular communication after the petition is received." .l.\i3 this 0 has semi-monthly meetings, it should read, "at the regular communication, one month subsequent to the time of receiving the petition." 'Ve recommend that a charter be granted.
KNOB NOSTER LODGE, U. D. \Ye find the proceedings of this 0 correct. 'Ye suggest that Section 3, Article 2, of By-Laws be stricken out; also, that a charter be granted.
R US HVIL LE LODGE, U. D. \Ve find the transcript of this 0 correct. Section 1, Article 1, provides that" any meeting may be called off to any other time, not beyond the next stated meeting." 'Ve suggest that this clause be stricken out, as, in the opinion of your committee, all CE:J should be closed at the end of each meeting. That Section 2, Article 1, be stricken out. Section 1, Article 4, that the words, " at least two thirds," be stricken out. \Ve recommend that a charter be granted.
SPENCERBURG LODGE, U. D. The transcript of proceedings of this 0, after examination, is found con-ect; work correctly done, and By-Laws approved. \Ye recommend that a charter be granted.
GRANVILLE LODGE, U. D. Transcript of this
,0
is correct.
Work correctly done.
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The following change in By-Laws is recommended: Section 3, Article 1, proyides that" the W. 1\1:. may call off the Lodge, to be called on again at his order." We recommend that this Section be stricken out, as, in our opinion, all CEJ ~hou]d be closed at the end of each meeting. By-Laws excellent; 'Work correctly done. We recommend that a charter be granted.
. 1\10NTGOMERY CITY LODGE, U. D. Minutes of 0 examined and found correct; work well lone, BJ-Laws approved. \Ve recommend. that a charter be granted.
MIL TON L 0 D G E, U. D., 151. \Vhereas, this 0
had its 0
room,
charter, jewels, etc.,
destroyed by fire in October, 1864, we recommend that a duplicate copy of its charter be granted, and that the Gral1l1 0 ducs for 1864 be remitted. There also comes before your committee, from certain brethren of the town of Millersville, Cape Girardeau county, Mo., a petition for a dispensation to open a D in the above named place, under the name of 'Vest View D. They are recommended by Mystic Tie 0, No. 221, and St. Mark's 0, No. 83. 'Vc therefore recommend that a dispensation be grantcd according to their petition.
A. C. BLACK"'ELL, Chairman. Bro. J. B. Austin offercd the following, and, on motioll, the sa.me was adopted:
Resolved, That the portraits of ~I. 'V. Grand Mastel' J nhll FA Houston, and Past Grand Mastcl's L. S. C(lrnwell, M. 11. McFarland and John }( ll)'land, he painted and ph\(~e(l in tllc Grand 0 room; and that Bros. Martin Collins, 'VIl1. 11. and Thos. E. Garrett be a committce to procure the l3ame.
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Bro. R. E. Anderson offered the following, and, on motion, the Bame was adopted: . To THE M. W. GRAND 0 OF MISSOURI: Your committee to apply to the Master, Wardens and brethren of Occidental 0 for the use of their hall for their future meetings until otherwise ordered, would respectfully report that he has seen and consulted the Master and a number of the members of Occidental 0, and they express their unanimous opinion that the use of their hall can be obtained, and such leave will be granted at their next regular communication. R. E. ANDRRSON.
Bro. Sutton presented the report of the Committee on Charity, and, after adopting so much of i: as appropriates one thousand dollars to the Board of Relief of St. Louis, the remainder of the report was recommitted. R. W. John D. Vineil, from a special committee, presented the following, and, on motion, the same was adopted: To THE M. W. GRAND 0 OF MISSOURI: The committee appointed by this Grand Body, at its last session, to consider the claims of scholarship-holders, would report that they have several demands before them of claimants who have paid money for scholarships in the late Masonic College, at Lexington. Your commit.tee are fully convinced of the jusb'ce of these claims, which, by all means, should be paid at the earliest possible day. Your committee regret that the funds of our Grand 0 are in such condition that we cannot meet said claims at the pres~nt session. We beg leave to submit the following: Resolved, That the payment of claims for scholarships in the late Masonic COllege, at Lexington, be deferred until our next Grand Communication, or until such time when our financial condition will enable us to meet and liquidate the same. Respectfully and fraternally, .TOHN D. VINCIL, Chairman.
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A memorial from Danville.o was received, and, on motion, referred to Committee on Applications and Communications. Memorial from Wellington 0 received and referred to Committee on Grievance. The M. \V. Grand oof Missouri was called from labor until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning.
THURSDAY MORNING,
9
O'CLOCK.
The M. W. Grand 0 of Missouri was called to labor by the M. W. Grand Master. Grand officers at their several stations. Prayer by the Grand Chaplain. Minutes of yesterday's proceedings read and approved. Bro. Shepherd offered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: Resolved, That in case the Grand 0 does not complete its labors by 12 o'clock to-day, that at that hour the Grand 0 shall call from labor until 9 o'cbck to-morrow morning. A memorial was presented by Bro. R. E. Voohries in behalf of A. S. Jacobs, and, on motion of Bro. Foster, the same was referred to the D. D. Grand Master of St. Louis District. The following report of the Committee on Chartered CEJ was presented, and, on motion, the same was adopted: To
THE
M. W.
GRAND
0
OF MISSOURI:
The Committee on Chartered CÂŁJ respectfully submit the following report: We have examined and find correct the returns of the following CE:J for the year ending April 30th, 1865, to wit: Nos. 9, 43, 45, 55, 78, 104, 105, 126, 129, 159, 164, 168, 171, 183, 206, 220, 221, 226, 230 and 236; and they have paid their Grand o dues for the year 1865 The returns of the fQIlowing CÂŁJ are, in the main, correct; but they failed to comply with the regulation of the Grand 0
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requiring the returns of subordinate CEJ to show the dates of conferring the several degrees, to~wit: Nos. 1, 3, 4, 13, 16, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 28, 30, 81, 32, 83, 36, 40, 54, 58, 60, 62, 65, 66, 71, 79, 87, 89, 93, 97, 106, 109, 116, 121, 123, 130, 131, 134, 142, 150, 151, 156, 157, 163, 166, 174, 176, 179, 185, 189, 193 194, 196, 199, 210, 214, 227, 233, 237; a~d they have paid their Grand dues for the year 1865.
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The returns of the following CEJ are, in the main, correct, but they fail to give dates of conferring the different degrees, to-wit: Nos. 5, 23, 35, 56, 57, 76, 84, 96, 162, 191, 207, 222, 228, 231 and 234. They have failed to pay their dues for 18~5. Returns of Griswold 0, No. 178, do not give names of persons passed and raised during the year, but simply state the number. The returns of Ashley 0, No. 75, and Haynesville 0, No. 49, are not signed by tho W. M.; they do not give dates of conferring the degrees; they have paid Grand 0 dues for 1865. The following CE::J have failed to make any re})ort for the year ending 30th April, 1865, to-wit: Nos. 6, 7, 10, 15, 21, 29, 34, 42, 44, 46, 47, 50, 51, 61, 62: 63, 64, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74, 81, 83, 85, 86, 88, 90, 95, 99, 101, 103, 108, 112, 118, 114, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120, 122, 124, 128, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 152, 153, 158, 160, 161, 165, 167, 169, 173, 175, 177, 180, 182, 184, 186, 190, 195, 197, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204~ 205, "208, 209, 211, 212, 215, 216, 217, 228, 224, 225, 229 and 232. Your Committee, in this connection, would recommend that the Secretaries of subordinate CEb be ordered, in making out their returns to the Grand 0, to insert, opposite the name of each person initiated, pas8ed or raised, the date of conferring said degree, as by this means alone a committee may know if the By-Laws of the Grand 0 h~ve been violated. And Jour Com路 mittee would suggest that the Grand Secretary, in procuri~g any further blanks for subordinate CE:J to make their returns to the Grand 0, should have them appropriatel)~ruled under the headings of" Initiated," it Passed" or 't Raised," so that 'the date
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of conferring the degree maJ be placed opposite the name of the candidate. Platte 0, No. 56, lost their charter at the time their hall was destroyed by fire. A dispensation was grunted them to resume labor by the M. W. Grand Master. They now petition the Grand ':=J to unite their 0 with Zerruhab~l 0, No. 191. Your Committee, therefore, recom;nend that no charter be granted to Platte 0, No. 56, and f,hat the name and number thereof be stricken from tho roll of CE!J; that the members of Platte o be granted dimits by the Grand Secretary of Missouri, upon making proper application therefor, dO tbat they can unite with Zerrubabel or other 0 ; that the property of Platte 0, No. 56, be turned over to Zerrubabel 0, and that Zerrubab~l 0, No. 191, be located at Platte City., D:mville 0, No. 72, sends a statement, signed by the W. 1\1., with a list of members, stating that their charter, furniture, etc., have been destroyed by fire. They do not, however, ask for any relief, and your Committee, th(,refore, have no suggestions or recommendations to make in regard to said D. We find great political excitement existing among the members of Round Prairie 0, No. 138, and that members are making political test a qualification for Masonry, contrary to the spirit of the institution. We, therefore, recommend that no duplicate charter be granted to said 0, and that their request for the same be denied, Maryville D, No. 165, through the Secretary, petitions the Grand 0 for a duplicate charter; and, in view of their misfortune, your Committee recommend that a duplicate charter be furnished to said 0, and that thOeir dues to the Grand 0 be remitteo up to May 1st, 1865. In regard to the proceedings of Wolf Island 0, No. 172, Jour Commit.tee find the records of said 0 incorrect in many partieulars~ and that the inRtructions of this Grand 0, at its last annual communication, have not been complied with in several particulars. Several Past ~Iast~rs of said 0 were before your Committee, and offered explanations for the inaccuracies, and
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. promised to see the.jrregularities corrected. Your Committee would, therefore; recomme~d that the charter of Wolf Island D be continued until the next annual communication of this Grand D; that said. 0 . be required to send up a full copy of their proceedings for tho masonic year; and that the D. D. G. )1. be instructed to visit said 0 and set the same to work, givin~ them all necessary instructions, so that, in future, such irregular })roceedings may be avoided. Your Committee have had before them the communication of the former :\laster and vVardens of Ne"ada 0, No. 229, and we find that this no longer exists, this Grand D having, at its last communication, ordered its name to bo f:ltri(~ken from the roll. From the representation of the Master and. 'Vardens of said 0, by communicatil'n, and personal interview of a member of said Nevada 0, No. 229, your Committee would recommend that this Grand 0 reconsider its action at its last allnual communication, and that the charter, jewels and money of N cvada 0, No. 229, be restored to the late officers of said 0, and that they be reqnired to furnish this Grand 0, at its next communication, with a complete record of tho work of said Nevada 0, No. 229, for its appro路val.
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Your Committee approve the action of tho Grand Master in relation to Alto Vista 0, No. 208, and recommend that said be stricken from the roll of CEJ; and Y0ul' Committeo further recommend that a dispcnRation be granted to the brethren of .:\'lto "ista 0 who did not co-operate in the condnet condemned, and th:~t the Grand Master be authorized to tnrn over to them tho property and jewels of said late 0 at the time of granting them a dispensation. YonI' Committe recommend that the application of Chapman 0, U. D., for the retm'n of their' dispensation be grunted, and the Grand Secretary be authorized to return the ~ame to RI"O. R. Frank Green, as suggested by the 1\1. ,V. Granu :\Ia8ter in his address. YonI' Committee 路recommend that the Grand :Ma~ter be authorized to restore to Dawson 0, ~ o. 37, its charter, jewels,
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books and effects as soon as, in his judgment, it may be expedient. Your Committee have had under consideration the recommendation of the l\L W. Grand Master in relation to Milton 0, No. 151, and offer the following: Resolved, 'rhat a duplicate charter be granted said 0, free of charge to them. All of which is respectfully submitted, SAMUEL H. OvVENS, vVM. H. STONE, VV. T. BAIRD, W. B. W1LSON, S. HARDWIOK,
D. J. HEASTON, S. J. HUFFAKER, JAS. B. AUSTIN, Committee. The following report from a special committee appointed to re-district the State, was received, and., on motion, adopted:
To
THE
M. 'V.
GRAND 0
OF MISSOURI:
The Committee appointed to re-district the State report that they have increased the number of districts to sixteen (which includes New Mexico), having regard to the number and situation of Cfb in each district, and not to territory. In some of the the Missouri river the C2:J are so situated that a districts south cha.nge for convenience is unnecessary. Your Committee would urge a strict enforcement of the law requiring a certifica.te of qualification on the part of D. D. G. ~L, and would urge the Câ&#x201A;ŹJ to avail themselves of their services or that of the Grand Lecturer, that the work may be uniform and useful. All of which is respectfully submitted,
of
H. DAVIS, R. E. ANDERSON, SAM'L H. OWE~S, Committee.
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Bro. Ralls, from a Committee on Memorial from Danville 0, presented the following, and, on motion, the same was adopted: To
THE GRAND 0
OF MISSOURI:
The Committee on Communications and Applications, to which was refened the memorial of the Master, Wardens and members of Danville 0 , No. 72, have had the same under consideration, and recommend that a new. charter be granted them, with the same name and number; that the dues for 1865 and the fee for the charter be remitted; that, in view of the fact that the jewels and furniture of the 0 have been burned, we further recommend that this 0 loan to Danville 0 a set of any jewels that may be in the office of the Grand Secretary, and not necessary for the use of the Grand 0, and that the first officers be, JAMES H. ROBINSON, Worshipful Master. IRA H. ELLIS, Senior Warden. W~f. D. BUSH, Junior Warden. JOlIN RALLS, Chairman. Bro. J. W. Luke presented the following, and, on motion, the same was adopted: Resolved, ~'hat the request of the Grand 0 ()"f the State of New York, made in January, 1848, that no visitor hailing from her jurisdiction be admitted elsewhere without producing a Grand o certificate, be continued in practice by the subordinate CEJ in this jurisdiction until it shall be annulled by said Grand 0. 1'he M. 'V. Grand Lodge of Missouri was called from labor until 9 o'clock to-morrow morning.
FRIDAY MORNING,
9
O'CLOCK.
The M. 'V. Grand 0 of Missouri was called to labor by the ill. 'V. Grand Master. Grand officers at their several stations.
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Prayer by Grand Chaplain. Minutes of yesterday's proceedings read and approved. Bro. Ralls offered the following resolutions, and they were severally adopted:
1. Resolved, That the District-Deputy Grand ~faster, for the district including Bowling O"1'een, Pike county, upon the request of any seven members of the 0 in' that place, proceed to call a meeting of that 0, at such time as may be convenient .to him, preside over the 0, and cause an election of officers to be held; and when thus elected, to install the officers and set the Craft to work, giving them proper instructions. 2. That the suspension of Madison 0 be removed; and that the officers a.nd members of the 0 be, and are hereby, authorized. to resume labor, and work according to the ancient usages of the Fraternity.
3. That all Câ&#x201A;Ź:J are strictly forbidden to confer the first section of the first and second degrees, and the first and second sections of the third degree, on more than one candidate at the Same time. Bro. Gouley offered the following, which, after being amended, was adopted: .
Resolved, That the Committee from this Grand 0 to the Masonic Convention, called for by Bro. Foster's resolution, consist of Bros. Joseph Foster, John F. Houston, A. O'Sullivan, Rev. John D. Vinci! and Thomas E. Garrett; nnd tha.t the Grand :Master Le authorized to appoint alternates, to fill any vacancies in such committee. Bro. Vinci! presented a memorial, wl1ich was, on motion, referred to the Committee on Charity. The majority of the Committee on Grievance presented a report. Bro. Saunders, from said committee, presented a minority report in the C3se of memorial of Bro. 'V. C. Moore. '.rhe roport of the minority was adopted;
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And, after striking out of the majority report all relative to the above-mentioned memorial, the report of the majority Was also adopted. Both report8 were then ordered to be printed.
To
THE
M. W.
GRAND 0
OF MISSOURI:
In the memorial of Bro. Wm. C. Moore against the action of Wellington 0, No. 22, in the trial of Bro. Wm. O. Buckman, ycur committee, differing materially from the report of the majority, beg leave to state, briefly, the reasons for thie difference: Bro. 'Vm., O. Buckman was tried by Wellington Q, No. 22 1 in March, 1864, upon the charge of gross unmasoni~ conductspecification, obtaining goods, under false pretenBes, from a member of said D. On the trial, Bro. Buckman was found guilty; and his punishment assessed to be reprimanded. The memorialist, Bro. Moore, now cotnes forward and petitions this Grand 0 to direct Wellington 0, No. 22, to try the charges against Bro. Buckman" anew." Your committee dissent from the report of the majority fu~~~~:
f(路f
the
.
This Grand 0 ~a8 no authority to issue an edict to a snbordi.. nate 0 to try a brother a seco.1d time upon the same charge, when the subordiate 0 haa given him a regular trial, found him guilty and assessed the punishment. Secondly-If the Grand CJ 8et the unwi8e precedent of sustaining the appeal of any brother other than the accused, or his appellant, against the action ~拢 a D, it will involv'~ upon the Grand 0 an immense amount of trouble, as any brother, 'who does not think the action taken by the 0 was right, 'Will be giving his individual opinion that the united action of the 0 "Wa~ wrong, and he alone right. Your committee would, therefore, recommend the aaol1tion of the following:
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Resolved, That the memorial of Bro. Wm. C. Moore be not granted. S. H. SAUNDERS. To
THE
M. W.
OF MISSOURI:
GRAND 0
The petition of Bro. Faulkner, and three others, have had careful attention. After hearing statements from R. W. Bro. O'Sullivan and W. Bro. Faulkner, your committee recommend that the petitions aforesaid be granted, so far as the granting of dimits to the late members of United 0, No.5, is concerned. Your committee beg to state that they cannot concur in the of 1861, in arresting the charter of action of the Grand United 0, No.5, and immediately restoring it to a few only of the members, thus virtually suspending the great majority of the members without specific charges being adduced against them; but as the matter has thus far continued without remonstrance from the brethren non-affiliated by the action of the Grand 0 , until this present Grand Communication, your committee offer the following resolution: Resolved, That United 0, No.5, be authorized and required to giv~ to each and every brother who was a member at the time of the temporary arrest of the charter of United 0, No.5, a dimit, under the seal of the 0, upon application for the same, and payment of all dues to March, 186l.
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W. ELLIS GLENN, Chairman. G. W. TINDALL, J. E. HUTTON, Committee.
Bro. R. E. Anderson offered the following, and, on motion, the same was adopted: Resolved, That the Grand Secretary be instructed to notify Bro. Hoose, Treasurer of the late St. Mary's 0, that if he do not pay over the amount of funds in his hands, rightfully belong-
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ing to the Grand 0, proceedings will be instituted against llim to recover the same by law. Bro. Collins offered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: Resolved, That the Grand appropriate to Bro. Thomas Harris one hundred a]l~l twenty-fi~e dollars ($125 00) as a compensation for his 路faithful services in behalf of this Grand 0, previous to, and during, the present Communication; and that the proper warrant be drawn upon the Grand Treasurer for said sum.
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The Grand Secretary read the following report, which was re-. ceived and ordered to be printed: GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE, GRAND 0
OF MISSOURI, }
St. Louis, May 24th, 1865; 5685. To
T:::::t:
M. W.
GRAND 0
OF
A F. A.
MASONS OF MISSOURI:
Brethren-I submit the following roport, as Grand Secretary, for the past year : Immediately after the close of the Grand CJ, last year, I addressed communications to the CEJ who failed to make returns路 or pay dues. From several I received responses, forwarding returns and paying dues. I hope, in my next annual communication, to report many CEJ who have, for some years, failed to make returns, as complying in good faith with their obligations to your M. W. Grand Body. In the meantime, let those delinquents know that there is a limit to your forbearance. The following dispensations for the formation of new CEJ were issued: May 26, 1864-To James C. Orr and others, to open a 0 at Columbia, Boone county, to be called Columbia 0, with Bro. JamesC. Orr as Master; T. J. Gillespie, S. W.jThomusRhodes, J~
w. By Order of M. W. Grand D.
June 1, 1864-To John H. Phillebaum and others, to continue Bethany 0, No. 97, Bethany, Harrison county (the 0 having
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lost its chat'ter), with Bro. John H. Phillebaum as Master; Bro. D. J. Heaston, s. W.; Bro. E. W. Banton, J. W. By C'rdel' of M. W. Grand D. June 7, 1864.......To John Tiplet and others, to open a Ll nt Montgomery City, M.ontgomery county) to be called Montgomery 0, with Bro. John Tiplet as Master ; Bro. Sylvester C. Baker, S. W.; Mathew Moore, J. W. By ordel' of M. W. Grand D. June 20, 1864-Received charter of Relief 0, No. 105, &turge.. town, Pettis county. June 20, 1864-Received charter, jewels and book! of J ohttson 0, No. 85, Warrensburg, Johnson county. July 27) 1864-Received, through M. W. John F.lfouston, G. M., the charter ot' Dawson 0, No. 37. Sept. 9, 1864-Is8ued dispensation to W. S. McCall and others to open a 0 at Portland, Callaway county, to be called Portland LJ, with Bro. S. W. McCall a8 Master; W. J. Jackson, S. W.; J osoph J. Neill, J. W. By order of M. W. Grand CJ. Sept_ 17, 1864-....,J. H. Paine int'orms me, by lotter, that the charte)- of Buffalo tJ, No. l路n, was carried away by the W. M.. in 1861, and has not) to the present time, been heard from. 0 gone down. Nov. 25, 1864-15~ued dispensation to Charles A. Goshen and others to open a. 0 at Rushville, Bucha.nan county, to be called Rushville 0, with Bro. Charles A. Goshen as Master; Bro. Thomas J. Bracken, S. W.; Charles W. Stewart, J. W. By order of M. VV. Grand Master. Nov. ~5, 1864-'1'0 David l'roc:tot', Eli Owens and A. J. :Featherston" the Master and 'Vardene of :Milton 0, No. 151 (whose charter was destroyed by fire), to open the 0, and work until the first day of the Annual Communication of this M. W. Grand 0 in 186!). ' B)' order of M. W. Grand Master. Jan 27, 1865-To Wm. S. Street and others, to open a d at Granville, Monroe county, to be called Granville 0, with
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Wm. S. Street as Master; Bro. John J. Sparks, S. W.; Bro. Thos. Sanders, J. W. By order of M. W. Grand Master. . Jan. 27, 1865-:--To E. O. Sayle, C. M. Boyd and F. M. Johnson, the Master and Wardens of Platte 0, No. 56 (whose charter was destroyed by fire), to continue until the fourth Monday of May, 1865. To M. 1\1. Tucker and others, to open a 0 at Spencerburg, Pike county, to be called Spencerburg 0, with M. M. Tucker as Master;K. A. Laird, S. W.; W. C. Wylie, J W. By order of 1'1. W. Grand Master. :March 1, 1865-Received jewels and books of Alto Vista 0, whose charter was arrested by M.W. G. M. March 20-Received charter and books of Westville 0, No. 202, Westville, Chariton county. March 22, 1865-Issued dispensation to Geo. S. Collins and others, to open a 0 at Middle Fabius, Scotland county, to be called Middle Fabius 0, with Bro. G. S. Collins as Master; Robt. A. Bryant, S. W.; Hosea Collins, J. W. By orderofM. W. Grand Master. March 23, 1866-To Joseph H. Alexander and others, to open a 0 at St. Charles county, to be called Palestine 0, with Bro. Joseph II. Alexander as Master; Bro. John W. Edwards, S. W.; Edmund Taylor, J. W. By order of M. W. Grand Master. Mareh 29, 1865-To James B. Harris and others, to open a 0 at Knob Noster, Johnson cOlmty, to be called Knob Noster 0, with Bro. James B. Han'is as Master; Bro. J. H. 'Varren, S. "V.; Bro. Lewis H. Huff, J. W. By order of M. "V. Grand Master. April 4, 1865-To Thomas l\L 'Vannall and others, to open a in the city of St. Louis, St.Louis county, to be (~alled Keystone 0, with Bl~O. Thomas lrr. \Vannall as Master; Bro. n. A. Dozier, S. 'V.; Bro. Charles II. Thorn, J. VV. By order of M. 'V. Grand l\laster. April 4. 1865-1'0 Adam Terhune, n. F. TOl'1'anCenlld John C.
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GRAND LODGE OF A. F. A. MASONS
Terhune, the Master and Wardens of Maryville 0, :No. 65, Nodaway county (whose charter, books and 0 room, were destroyed by fire), to continue labor until fourth Mopday of May, 1865. By order of M. W. Grand Master. May 10, 1865-Reccived charter of Kenner 0, No. 180, Athens, Clark county. The jewels, &c., were stolen by t;ome worthless fellows. Henry Hoose, Trea'surer of the late St. Mary-'s 0, has $300 in his possession, funds of the late St. Mary's O. I notified him the amount was the property of the Grand O. I have written to him repeatedly, and sent verbal communications to him by Bome of his friends, to pay over to me, as Grand Secretary of the Grand 0, the amount that he admits he has in his possession, but thus far, without receiving any reply. I learn that thii brother is in good circumstances, and, therefore, he can offer no excuse for his delinquency. I hope the Grand 0 will take such action in thi~ case as will compel Bro. Hoose to pay over the funds justly due this Grand O. During the past year, I wrote out and mailed about three hundred and fifty dimits to brethern where CEJ have gone down, or who have left the State, unable to procure dimits. I have received from this source the sum' of $105, as will more fully appear in my cash account. As the Grand 0 desires the publication of the names of the members of tho several CEJ, it is earnestly requested that all the CEJ of this jurisdiction send in their returns, as.required by law, and the D. D. Grand Masters are fraternally requested to see that the law, in this particular, is complied with. Respectfully submitted, A. O'SULLIVAN, Grand Secretary.
Bro. W. H. Stone, offered the following, which was, on motion, adopted: , Resolved, That the Grand Secretary, R. 'V. A. O'S~l1livan, is hereby authorized to draw a warrant on the Grand r~'reasnrer for the sum of eighteen hundred dollars ($1800), ill paymen t for
OF THE STATE
or
99
MISSOURI.
services as Grand Secretary during the last year. This is to include clerk hire. The Uommittee on Accounts presented the following report, which was, on motion, adopted: To
THE
M. W.
GRAND 0
OF THY.
STAT~
OF
Mo. :
5,000 15 4,460 05 *Leaving amount over paid by Grand Secretary,. • . • . . • . . . .... $540 10 Your committee would, therefore, recommend that a warrant be drawn upon the Grand Treasurer for the said sum of$540 10. Your committee would further recommend, that the Grand Treasurer receive no moneys except through the hands of the Grand ~ecretary, which in future will avoid difficulty in annual settlements. Respectfully submitted, J. G. ANDERSON, W. M. BURDEN, WILEY RAYNER, Committee. Ma.y 26th, 1865. -The greater part of the above amount is funds belonging to Grand Chapter. paid during session ofG. L. t and inadvertently pllid to Treasurer of Grand Lodge. Grand Secretary.
100 To
GRAND LODGE OF A. F. A. MASONS
THE )10ST
vV OBSHIPFU:L GRAl'fD
t:1 OF 'tHE S'tATE or
Mo.•
Your Committee on Accounts, to whom was referred the account of Bro. T. E. Shepard, for expenses incurred in the arresting of the charter, jewelfl, books, etc., of AIe'X\:tndria 0, No. 69, find that the same amounts to $7 00, which your com· mittee recommend to be !)aid. J. G. ANDERSON, W.BURDEN, W. RAYNER. The Committee on Charity presented the following report, and, on motion, the same was adopted _
To
THE
M. 'N.
GRAND
0
OF
MIseoURI:
Y001' Committee on Charity rea'pectfulll report that they have had under consideration the memorial3 of Bro. Thos.· R. HO'bson, of Williamsburg 0 , No.8 i of :M. W. Grand Master Houston, in favor of Bro. D. Quisenbury, and the widow of Bro. E. Carson, both of lUchmond oJ No. 57; also, the petition ofP.. G. M. J os. Foster, in favor of the widow of P. G. M. Grover; also, of the widow or Bro. the Reverend Jno. D. Read, late of Mount Pleasant 0 ; also, of Bro. B. O. Austin, in favor of the widow ofDro. James Criswell, of New Bloomfield 0, No. 60; also, of" Mrs.l\l. J. Patterson, widow of 1$1'0. Patterson, late President at Masonic College; aloo, of Bro. R. Mackwitz., in favor of MrEr. Kausel, asking for reliet'. We, therefore, re'commend that warrantS' be dI"awn by tke Grand ~ecretary in favor of the following persons, VFZ: Bro. P. W. Overley and wife,. for." · ·$150 00 )lrs. vVilson,.............. 50 00 " W ray, " '• 50 00 It Davis,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 00 . •• .. . . . .. 50 00 " . Ke·mp, ..•. ' f~ S. V. Read 1 50 00 " Jane Criswell, :...... 50 00 6' E. Carson,... . . . . . . . .......•. 50 00 " Grovel', ". . . . • 50 00 Ie M. J .. Patterson,......... . • . . . . . . . . . . . 50 00 frC Kausel, "•.' '. • 35 00 Bro. D. Qulscnbury, ' 100 00
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
101
The money to be paid directly to the person in whose favor drawn. They have, also, had under consideration the memorials of Athens 0, No. 127, Independence 0, No. 76, and also ~Velling ton 0, No. 22. In regard to these last mentioned, your commitooe recommend that their petitions be not granted. All of which is respectfully submitted, S.RUSSEL, Chairman. To
THE
M. W.
GRAND
°
OF MISSOURI:
Your Committee on Charity beg leave to report the followviz: That the sum of fifty dollars each, be donated the widow of Bro. Jno. W. Mason, and the widow of Bro. D. Carr, both recipients of the charity of Pauldingville 0. That the dues of Zerrubabel be remitted up to the year in~,
°
1864.
That fifty dollars be donated to the widow of Bro. R. Rorer, the memmorial presented by Bro. A. McGregor. All of which is respectfully submitted, J. M. SUTTON, Chairman, pro tem. Your Committee, to whom was referred the memorials of Independence 0, No. 76, of Ark 0, No.6, of \Vakanda 0, No. 52, of Rocheport 0, No. 67, and of Athens 0, No. 12i, having had the same under consideration, beg leave to make the following report: That, owing to the many causes which have arisen within the past four years to scatter the Craft and thereby interrupt their labors, your Committee, under alI' the circumstances, and from representations made to them, recommend the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, That the dues of the aforementioned CE!J be remitted by this Grand 0. They likewise recommend that the sum of fifty dollars bo
102
GRAND LODGE OF A. F. A.. MASONS
appropriated to Liberty 0, No. 31, for the purpose as set forth in the memorial of Bro. Hardwick. We also recommend the followiug resolution to be adopted in regard to the memorial of Wellington 0, No. 22. Resolved, That the sum of two hundred dollars be loaned to the Master, Wardens and Brethren of Wellington 0, No. 22, for the term of three years, without interest, they to be indiviaually bound to repay the same. J. M. SUTTON; Ohairman, pro tern. The R. W. Harman G. Reynolds, Grand Secretary Grand 0 of Illinois, installed the following Grand Officers, Bro. McGregor acting as Gland Marshal: . M. W. JOHN F. HOUSTON, of Richmond, Grand Master. R. W. REV. JOHN D. VINCIL, of Hannibal, D. Grand Master. " MARTIN COLLINS, of St. Louis, Grand Senior 'Varden. " R. E. ANDERSON, of Palmyra, Grand Junior Warden.. " WILLIAM N. LOKER, or St. Louis, Grand Treasurer. " A. O'SULLIVAN, of St. Louis, Grand Secretary. REV. BRO. P. M. PINCKARD, of St. Louis, Grand Chaplain. " T. E. SHEPHERD, of Canton, Grand Chaplain. L. R. nOWNING, of Louisiana, Grand Chaplain. " P. K. DIBBLE, of Macon, Grand Chaplain. " " G. lA. MOAD, of Pla.tte City, Grand Chaplain. " W. 'WHITE, of Mexico, Grand Chaplain. REV. BRO. W. B. CORBIN, of Palmyra, Grand Orator. -Bro. GEO. FRANK GOULEY, of St. Louis, Grand Orator. " A. F. TRAYNOR, of Ashley, Grand Marshal. " J. E. HUl"fON, of Wa,rrellton, Grand Marshal. " M. M. JESSE, of Sturgeon, Grand Sword Bearer. " W. D. MUIR, of St. Louis, Grand Senior Deacon. " JOSEPH TALLMAN, of St. Louis, Grand Junior Deacon. " JOHN UUE, of Chillicothe, Grand Steward. " C. H. SAMUELS, of St. Aubert, Grand Steward.
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
103
Bro. HAMPTON WOODRUFF, of St. Louis, Grand Pursuivant. " THOMAS HARRIS, of St. Louis, Grand Tyler. The M. W. Grand"Master made the following appointments: R. W. Henderson Davis, D. D. G. M., Canton. First Masonic District.- Marion, Lewis, Clark, Shelby, Knox and Scotland counties. R. W. W. T. BaIrd, D. D. G. M., Kirksville. Second Masonic District.-Mac'bn, Adair, Schuyler, Linn, Sullivan and Putnam counties. R.W. J. L. Davis, D. D. G. M., Gallatin. Third Masonic District.-Livingston, Grundy, Mercer, Daviess, Harrison, DeKalb and Gentry counties. R. W. C. H. Gee, D. D. G. M., Savannah. Fourth lJlasonic District.-Worth, Holt, Andrew, Nodaway and Atchison counties. R. W. Samuel Hardwick, D. D. G. M., Liberty. Fifth Masonic District.-Buchanan, Platte, Clay, Clinton, Caldwell and Ray counties. R. W. John B. Henderson, D. D. G., M., Fulton. Sixth Masonic District.-Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Howard, Boone, Callaway and Audrain counties. R. W. John Ralls, D. D. G. M., Madisonville. Seventh Masonic District.-Monroe, Ralls, Pike, Warren, Lincoln and Montgomery counties. R. W. Thomas E. Garrett. D. D. G. M., St. Louis. Eighth Mason'l.路c District.-St. Louis and St. Charles counties. R. W. W. B. Wilson, D. D. G. M., Cape Girardeau. Ninth Masonic District.-Jefferson, Washington, St. Frangois,Ste. Genevieve, Perry, Madison, Bolinger, Cape Girardeau, Iron and Reynolds counties. R. W. J. H. Bethune, D. D. G. M., Charleston. Tenth Masonic District.-Scott, Mississippi, New Madrid, Wayne, Carter, Ripley, Butler, Stoddard and Dunklin counties.
104
GRAND LODGE OF A. F. A. MASONS
R.. W. Wm. Ellis Glenn, D. D. G. M., Rolla. Eleventh Masonic Dit;trict.- -Franklin, Crawford, Dent, Gasconade, Osage, Maries, Phelps, Texas, Shannon, Howell and Oregon counties. R. W. Samuel H. Owens, D. D. G. M., California. Twelfth Masonic Distrzct.-Cole, Moniteau, Cooper, Morgan, Pettis, Miller and J ohDson counties. R. W. G. W. Tindall, D. D. G. M., Kansas City. Thz'rz'eenth Masonz'c Distrz'et.-Saline, Lafayette, Jackson, Ca88, Bates, Benton and Henry counties. R. W. A. Long, D. D. G. M., Greenfield. Fourteenth Masonic District.-vernon, Barton, Dade, Cedar, St. Clair, Hickory, Polk, Jasper, Newton, McDonald, Barry and Lawrence counties. R. W. M. J. Hubble, D. D. G. M., Springfield. Fzlteenth Masonz'c District.-Camden, Dallas, Laclede, Wright, Webster, Green, Christian, Douglas, Ozark, Taney and Stone counties. R. 'V. R. 路Frank Green, D. D. G. M., Santa Fe. Sixteenth Masonic Distrz'ct..-New Mexico. R. W. A. O'SULLIVAN, Grand Lecturer. " A. O'SULLIVAN, Committee on Foreign Correspond~nce. No further business appearing, the minutes of this day's proceedings were read and approved. The M. W. Grand
i:J
of Missouri was closed in
AMPLE FORM.
Prayer by Grand Chaplain. A. O'SULLIVAN,
Grand St:eretary.
AP PEN D' I X.
A. O'SULLIVAN, GRAND SECRETARY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE GRAND D. OF MISSOURI.
Cash has been received from the following sources: 1864. NOS.
LODGES.
AMOUNTS.
129 Constantine.••••......••........•................... $ 1 •• 22 131 Potosi..... .•• 164 Joachim .......•• ...•.. .•..... ...•.•......•••... 21 137••....•..Prairievjlle •....•.•.. •........ .•.••.... ..•. 21 .........Portland, for dispensation........................ 20 .••......Kremswick, for dimit............................. 6 84.•.......Potter ·......•... 20 55..•.•....Arrow Ro~k •••.•• •....• 22 168 ~ Colony, for charter................................ 10 104 Heroine •.................•..•........ .•.....•...• 19 235 .••.•••••Ionic, for chalter.................................. 10 233 ••••••.•• Bucklin, for charter...... ..• ... ........•....•.•... 10 133.....•.. Star of the West............... ............•.....•. 31 172 Wolf Island............ .•.....•..•...•.. .••.•... ...• 82 218 Good Hope............... .•. ..•• 15' 60 Bloomfield ..••••••. ••.•. ••.••• •..... 13 .........Irondale 10 ..........St. Frangois........••.. 10 •••••••.. Columbia ....•...... ,. ....• ••..•.•. .•... ....• 20 27 .•.......Evergreen 10 .........Thomasville. ... ... .. . .•...• 7 .••......Montgomery City ~......................... 20 42 Middle Grove............... ..•.. .•. •.. 50 ••.•••••,.Shirrcll, for dimit...... .....• 2 229.•..••• .; Hannibal .... ..•••.••• ...•••. .•.• .. .. ••••.. •. .• . 14
o...
!.........
50 50 50 50 00
00 50 00
00 00 00 00
00 00 00
00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 bO
50
108
GRAND LODGE OF A. F. A. MASONS
1'\08.
LODGES.
.236 56
Sedalia
AMOUNTS •
..•....
.........Wal·renton. . . .. •. . .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. . . . Platt.e
150
Birming
"
.........McCurdy, for di1l1it ..... : Set of jewels, sold Seaman
32" 65
Lafayette
. .• ~...
D..................
..•.
10 00 20 50 1750 34 00 5 00 10 00 16 50 18 50
Pattonsburg...... ......•..Bro. Boulware, Sec. B. E. F. Com 730 00 91 l\1adison '. .•.•.. ••..•• •.. . ... ....• .. .. .. . 32 50 .........E. McEwen, for dimit .. 5 15 156 Ashland ...................................•......... 26 00 .
3 1 125 19 210
Beacon
"
~Iissouri •.•...••.............•...•....•..•.•••....... Gentryville....... .•.......
Paris Union.... Unionville •.......•Rushville •..........•.............. ...•...........•. .........John E. 'Watson, for dimit.......................
22 ·
Wellington...... .•..... Granville . .•...•.. .........J ohn Martin, for dimit. .••... ........ J. R. Tallay, for dilli~~........................... .........J. J. Miller, for dimi t.. .. .. ... .. .. . ... .. .. .........W. C. Tallay, for dimit.. .........Levi Welty, for dimit.............................. .........B. Estis, for dimit.......................... •...•.• .........lVlodena .............•.•...... . .........Palestine.............................. .........R. H. Overall, for dimit.......................... .•.......John H. Newby, for dimit........................ .........Middle Fabius...................................... •........S. McDonald, for dimit................
33 50 44 00 14 50 20 00 5 50 20 00 1 00 36 00 20 00 1 00 10 00 20 00 10 00 10 00 20 00 20' 00 20 00 3 50 1 50 20 00 3 40
OF· THE STATE OF
NOS.
109
~nSSOURI.
LODCi:BS.
AMOuNTS •
•.•......Henry C. Gentry, for dimit.................. ..•. •..•••...Bloomington..................... ....•.............. .........Knob Noster ..·
;.
"","
Keystone •........••.........•........•........•. ;... .A. B. ~lackey, for dimit......................... .•.....••IIumansville .......••.•..........................••. .........l\tlaryville... ....•............•. .•.... • • • • • • eo
Total
4 • • • • • • • f • • • • • • • 41 • • • • • • • • 4
4 ••••• ,.
2 35 20 20 2 20 3
QO 00 00 00 00 00 00
1,$1,781 00
A. O'SULLIVAN, GRAND SECRETARY, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE GRAND c:::J OF MISSOURI.
Cash ha-s been received from the following sources:
1865. NOS.
1
LODGES. tl, ••
1\Iissol1ri •. ,
AMOUNTS.
"
$ 38 50
2 Meridian . 8 .....•... Beacon........ ....••...... .•.. ••• 4 IIoward ...•..•.• ......•..•....... 8 Williamsburg .. 9 George \Vashington............ 13 Rising Sun........................................ 14 Auburn oo. •••• 16 1\lemphis 18 Palmyra.................... 19.•.......Paris Union ..••.•. _.............................. 20 St. Louis........ .. 22 Wellillgton.. 24 ..•...... \V,Yaconda •.•...•...............•.................. 25 Naphtali 27 Evergreen........... 28 St. John's.........
28 00 37 50 17 00 18 00 67 50 28 00 15 50 24 00 63 00 23 00 46 50 25 00 19 00 42 00 16 50 51 50
30 31 32
Huntsville................................ Liberty ...................• .•.• Laf3.Jette
15 00 31 00 12 00
l\fount Moriah
16 23 19 36 8
40 43 45 48 49
J efferson ..........•................................ Bonhomme........................ Fulton..... ....•.. .•... ~ ..IIanesville................................
50
00 50 50 50
111
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
NOS.
LODGES.
AMOUNTS.
54 58
Douglas •••..•..••.... Monticello •........... ....••.. 59...•..... Lancaster................. ••.... 60', N ew Bloomfield........................... 65 Pattonsburg .........•.................•........ 66 Linn :... •..... 67 Rocheport 71 Savannah...... 72 Danvill~ 77 Lebanon............................................ 78 St. Joseph......................................... 79 Polar Star.·........... 80 Bridgeton 82 Jackson............................................ 87 Washington
89 Friendship ~.......................... 91 ••.••... ~Iadison........ 92 Perseyerance ................•.... 93 St. I\Iark's..... 94 Evening Star '.. 97 ••....... Bethany.. .. ~)8 ..•...... ' 'Tebster ~. .. . 100 Canton
llJ:2 Ill! 1(1;:)
Bloomington IIeroine
e.....
.I{irksville
6 50 35 50 18 50 47 00
26 00 14 00 18 00 11 00 II 50 52 00 45 50 53 50
17 50 17 50 13 00 22 50
27 OU 19 50 29 00 22 00 36 UO
27 50 22 00
40 00 31 00 20 00
l()G
~lacon
21 00
li.~
~Iontezulna........................................
28 51)
11~)
1)lattsbulg Er'vin...................................
2g [)tJ
121 1.~'~
IIermann... 1:2., tientryYille • 1:26 •..•..... SeaUlan
38 00 8 13
ou
17
u(I
DI;
112
NOS.
GRAND LODG}; OF A. F. A. MASONS
LODGES.
AMOUNTS.
127 ......•.•Athens ........•........• .•....•...•.. •....••...... 129 CoRstantine .......•....• ,................................. 130 'Vest Prairie 131 Potosi ~ 132 Farmington ..•• 133 Star of the West................................. 134, •....... Pleasant Mound................................... 137 Prairieville ,............ 142•.•. '...• Pleasant Grove 143 Irondale......... ....• 151 , l\.filton.................. ..•. 154 Concord... 156 Ashland .. .•.. 157•........ North Star. .•.............. 159 Pacific...... 163 Occidental............ 164 J oachim l\tIirabile 166 168 Colony .......•....• 170 Benevolence 171 Ifartford 172 'Volf Isla,nd....................................... 174 Sturgeon...... 176 Point i.:jcasant.................. 179 PriJe of the 'Vest......... 183 California. .......• ......•... 18;) Ch~l1nois ,.............................. 187 Hcnry Clay , ;........................... 188 ........•IIanniha.l •.....
.........•. .....•.......
1~9
Zcr0Jath::h................................... ID2 ........• Frankford .. 1!J3 Angeronn.............•....... : 196 Quitrnan 0.........
~
9 27 36 23 30 33 18 26 26 19 33 22 32 36 35 75 26 25 13 20
12 19 31 15 47 28 10 19 17 17 43 16 18
00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 50 00 00 50 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 00
113
OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
NOS.
LODGES.
AMOUNTS.
198 .•••••.•.Allensville ...•........... ,................. •.•..... 199 New Hope .......•............................ 206 ....•....Somerset...... 210....•....Unionville 213.•.......Rolla...... ••••..... ••••..•• .•. .••.. 214..•......Forest City........................................ 218.•.••.... Good Hope........................... 220 .••......Kansas City....................................... 221 Mystic Tie.................. 226 Saline 230 St. James'......................................... 235 Ionic.............................. 236••.......Sedalia... ......•.••.•...••••.• .•................ 237 .••......La Plata ............•. .•.. ••.••..•. •••... •........Middle Fabius, for charter................... ..• 66.•....•.•Linn •..•.••..... .... .... .. ...... ........ .. ..• ... .... Total
20 23 25 11 27 13 17 12 11 15 16 12 20 18 10 8
00 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 . 50 00 00
$2679 00
MONEYS RECEIVED AFTER SETTLEMEN'l.' WITH COMMITTEE. NOS.
LODGES.
AMOUNTS.
181..•••..••Novelty $ 16.......••Mexico .••...... •.....•.•Granville...... .•.......................•.... 70.......• Roanoke 110..•......Marcus •..... 11 Pauldingville 53..••••...Weston ...•.•....•.... •.......•Spenccrburg.. . ... •..... .. . ..•. . ... ..•....••Rushville...... •....... .•..... .•..•..... H
12 27 10 55 33 23 49 10 10
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
114
APPENDIX.
NOS.
17
LODGES.
AMOUNTS.
Clarksville............... ...• ..•.. .•. ..•.. •........Portland •.........•... ••••••.•.•......... •..•.. .........Keystone
'
4..............
10 00
•....•...West View, for dispensation................... •••••.•..Knob Noster•••.•...•..•...••••.•............ ••••.•... Montgomery City......•.•...•..... ~ •.....••.. 12..•...•..Tyro
I.... 0 •• •
111
, Trenton
~ ............•...... <I, • • _ • •' • • ~fI.....
0...............
•.••.....Pa.lestine ..•... .. . .. • 155 Springhill. 55••••••...,AnowRock•................•.............. 83
Ralls
17 00 10 00 20 10 10 23
00 00 00 50
41 00
h.....
10 00 11 50 16 00
,.............................
25 00
178.....••.. Griswold.•..•••••.••...••...•••.....•.....•••.•.. 75 Ashley •.•. •... .••..•.... 116 DaviesB..•,............. ...•........... 194••...•... Wellsville ...••.•.... ' •..•....... 227, Cypress 150•••.•.•.• Birining .•...... .••• .•• ..••.. •... 57.•..•....Richmond.......................................... ..•..•..•C. Erdman, for dimit.............. 0.
If • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • It •••• II
••••••••••••••• II ••••••••••••••••••••••••• II It' ••••• •••••••••••
19 11 16 17 9 39 33 6 10
50 00 00 50 00 50 00 00 00
Total............................................. ..... $ 594 50 RECAPITULATION:
Received on year, 1864 $1781 05 " "1865 2679 00 " " "after settlement with Committee....... .....•......•.•...•• ••.... 594 50 ---,$5054 55 CR.
1Iy cash paid Grand Trea.surer, per receipts E.E. . St. Louis, June 7th, 1865.
85054 55
OFFICERS OF THE GRAND Cl OF MI8S0URI FOR THE YEAR 1865.
M. W. R. W. " " " "
JOHN F. HOUSTON, of Richmond, Grand Master. REV. JOHN D. VINCIL, of Hannibal, D. Grand Master. MARTIN COLLINS, of St. Louis, Granu Senior Warden. R. E. ANDERSON, of Palmyra, Grand Junior Warden. WILLIAM N. LOKER, of St.. Louis, Gra.nd Treasurer. A. O'SULLIVAN, of St. Louis, Grand Secretary. REV. BRO. P. M. PINCKARD, of St. Louis, Granu Chaplain. " T. E. SHEPHERD, of Canton, Grullu Chaplain. " L. R. DOWNING, of Louisiana, Grand Chaplain. " P. K. DIBBLE, of Macon, Granu Chaplain. " G. I... MOAD, of Platte City, Grund Chaplain. " W. WHITE, of Mexico, Grand Chaplain. REV. BRO. W. B. CORBIN, of Palmyra, Granu Orator. Bro. GEO. FRANK GOULEY, of St. Louis, Grand Orator. " A. F. TRAYNOR, of Ashley, Grand Mar~hal. " J. E. HUTTON, of Warrenton, Grand Marshal. " M.. M. JESSE, of Sturgeon, Grand Sword Bearer. " W. D. MUIR, of St. Louis, Grand Senior Deacon. " JOSEPH TALLM1\.N, of St. Louis, Gralld Junior Deacon. " JOHN URE, of Chillicothe, Grand Ste\\ ard. " C. H. SAMUELS, of St. Aubert, Grand Steward. " HA-MPTON WOODRUFF, of St. Louis, G\'and PUl"suivant. " THOMAS HARRIS, of St. Louis, Grand Tyler. P ASl'-GRAND OFFICERS: M. W. " " "
JOHN RALLS, Past-Grand ]\{aster. JOSEPH FOSTER, Past-Grand Master. S. H. SAUNDERS, Post-Grand Mastl路r. L. S. CORNWELL, Past-Grand Mastel'.
116 1\1.
APPENDIX.
,Y.
GEORGE WillTCOMB, Past-Grand l\{aster. " M. H. ~fcFARLAND, Past-Grand Master. " JOHN H. TURNER, Past-Grand Master. R. 'V. JOHN D. TAYLOR) Past-Deputy Grand ~faster. " JOIll~ D. DAGGETT, Past-Deputy Grand Master. " O. F. POTTER, Past-Deputy Grand Master. DISTRICT DEPUTY-GRAND MASTERS: R. 'V. " " " " "
HENDERSON DAVIS, District Deputy-Grand Master. JOHN RALLS, District Deputy-Grand Master. JOHN W. LUKE, District Deputy-Grand :Master. J. H. nE~'HUNE, District Deputy-Grand Master. \VM. ELLIS GLENN, District Deputy-Grand Master. SAM. H. OWENS, District Deputy-Grand Master. PAST-MASTERS:
W.BROS. J. W. CRANE, Wl\t H. STONE, ~t S. F. LEONARD, J. G. ANDERSON, J. H. McALPINE, S. K. MILLER, THOS. RICHESON, HENRY T. MUDD, J. F. 'VAGELEY, C. 1\1. :3ROOKS, J. A. ALTER, E. DUFFIELD, J. F. SCHEIFER, R. E. VOORHIES. '
LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES OF SUBORDINATE CEJ, IN GRAND 0
OF MISSOURI, AT ANNUAL COMMUNICATION,
MAY 22. 1.865.
LODGES.
Missouri..
NO.
. • ••. . .
Beacon......................
Ark............ Williamsburg..... •....•.. George Washington.... . .••
Pauldingville
Rising Sun Auburn Me.1Jlphis Clarksville............... . . . Palmyra Paris Union St. Louis.....•..•••..•.....••..
Wellington Wyaconda
l.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Geo. Frank Gouley, S. W. John UcKittrick, J. W. 3 .... Josppa Tallman, W. M. John Hinton, S. W. Joseph Bagot, J. W. 6 B. F. Snyder, Master Eled. 8 Thos. R. Hobson, W. ~f. 9 Jas. A. H. Lampton, W. M. *D. H. Armstrong, S. W. P. Kennedy, J. W. 11. W. T. Carter, \V. M. W. '8. Oglesby, S. W. *0. W. Fringle, J. W. 13 *Edward Haynes, W. ~I. 14 A.. F. Do,vning, W. M. 16 .. ~ .R. Sumerlin, J. W. 17 M. H. McF nrland, W. :M. 18 R. E. Anderson, W.1\1. *Wm. B. Corbyn, S. W. 19 *W. N. Penn, W. :M. ~O Morris Jacks, W. M. E. Nathan, S. W. E. H. A. Habicht, J. W. 22 *W. C. Moore, W. :M. 24 *T. E. Shepherd, W. M.
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LODdES.
Napthali
NO.
Chas. Levy, W. M. *Jno. A. Gillfillan, S. W. *IRador Turk, J. W. :Uexico 26 ...• *\Vm. White, W. M. Evergrccn 27 Dayid ~lcKinney, W. M. Jos. Thomas, S. W. St. John's 28 James McDaniel, W. M. Hunt8ville 3u *Jas. D. Head, S. W. J.Jibcrty 31 *Samuel Hardwick, S. W. Ralls.................... . • • • •.. 33 John Ralls, W. M. Cooper 36 *X. X. Buckner, W. M. ~1t. Moriah 40 L. W. Mitchell, W. M. E. C. Carrington, S. W. Jeft'orson 43 Wm. E. Dunscomb, W. M. S. Vetsburg, S. W. Bonhomme 45 A. B. Barbee, W.1\I. Vincent Henderson, S. W. Wm. Denny, J. W. Fulton , 48 Achilles Wilkerson, W. M. T. B. Nesbitt, J. W. 'Vakanda 52 Jas. B. Drake, W. M. *A. C. Blackwell, S. W. Arrow Rock 55 *0. F. Potter, W. M. Hichmond 57 *J as. S. Demasters, J. W. Monticcllo 58 Hoard Roberts, 'V. M. John H. Leeper, S. W. New Bloomfield 60 C. 'V. Samuel, W. M. *J. 'V. Overton, J. W. Pattonsburg 65 William Earl, W. M. Linn 66 Wm. E. Wheeler, W. M. Rocheport 67 W. Scobee, W. M. Savannah 71 C. H. Ge~, W. M. Danville , 72 Jas. H. Robinson, W. M.
• Proxieo.
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NAMES OF OFFICERS.
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LODGES.
NO.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Ashley ............•.....•... 75......A. F. Traynor, W. M. James Tinsley, S. W. Independence 76 J. C. Riggs, W. M. Lebanon 77 J. W. Harman, W. M. Polar Star.......••.••......... 79 John W. Luke, W. :U. w. C. Defriez, S. W. Bridgeton......... . . . . . . . . .. 80...... J os. H. Garrett, W. M. J. E. Moke, S. W. D. L. Bassett, J. W. Friendship 8~ *B. Davis, W. M. John Ure, S. W. St. Mark's 93 W. B. Wilson, W. M. Evening Star.... • • • •• 94 *John Flemming, J. W. Bethany 97 D. J. Heaston, S. W. Webster 98 D. M. Jameson, W. M. D. M. McElwain, J.W. Canton 100 Z. T. Knight, W. M. J. M. Sutton, S. W. *Henderson Davis, J. W. Bloomington 102 Jno. Salyers, W. M. *E. C. D. Shortridge,S. W. Jas. Lovern, J. W. Heroine 104 ..•• G. W. Tindall, W. M. Kirksville 105 W. T. Baird, W. 1\1. David Baird, S. W. Macon 106 •... P. K. Dibble, W. M. Geo. Hobb, S. W. Plattsburg 113 *Jas. D. Vanhook, S. W. Daviess 116 J. L. Davis, W. M. *S. J. Huffaker, S. Erwin 121. F. W. Sennewald, W. M. Emil Gessler, S. W. Frederick Loeffler, J. W. Hermann 123 Joseph Kessler, S. W.
'V.
-Proxies.
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LODGES.
NO.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Gentryville ........•.......,..125 .••. *A. B. RJ8S, W.~M:. Athens 127 R. R. Canaday, W. M. Constantine 129 Geo. Harned, W. M. A. E. Simpson, S. W. W m. Wilbur, J. W. West Prairie 130 *Thos. Brown, W. M. Potosi. 131. Thomas Lloyd, W. M. *John T. Robin&on, S. W. Farmington 132 E. T. White, W. M. Star of the West 133 ...• B. Sheppard, W. M. H. F. Sweeney, S.W. *A. W. Holloman, J. W. Pleasant ~Iount 134•••..• R. ,M. Hargett, W. M. James Johnston, S. W. Prairievillo 137 •..• W. H. Pollard, W. M. ' Pleasant Grove.~ 142 S. H. Sanders, W. M. Irondale 143...•.• A. R. Eaton, W. M. F',Barron, J. W. Birming...••.•.••...••......150 .... *D. W. Clouser, W. M. Milton 151. •.• *Eli Owen, S. W. Concord 151. R. H. Fowler, W. M. *W. W. Robertson, S. W. Ashland 156 *Robert S. Martin, S. W. Isaac F. Gat.rner, W. M. Pacific 159 Wm. R. Bibb, S. W. OccidentaI. 163 .••. Thos. Richeson, W. M. Jas. B. Austin, S. W. Wm. Bosbyshell, J. Joachim 164 E. F. Honey, W. M. David Newman, S. W. Colony 168 L.M. Piner, W. M. Wolf Island 172 Samuel Ogilvie, W. M.. *H. C. Lee, S. W.
'V.
• Proxies.
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LODGES.
NO.
NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Sturgeon .•.••••.••••.••••••. 174•..•..S. J. Bush, W. M. Wm. F. Roberts, S. W. Absalom Roberts, J, W. Griswold 178 M. L. Cope, 8. W. Pride of the West 179 Wm. Burden, \V. M. J no. D. :McAuliff, 8. W. Fred. Dreyer, J. W. California ...••••...•••.•. 183...... *Samuel H. Owens, W. M. E. B. :FarJey. J. \V. Chamois 185 \\-. J. Stnfford, W. ~L *Allen L ..McGregor, S. W. Henry CIay 187 \Vm. H. Yh'ion, W. M. Isaac F. Coons, 8. ",V. Hannibal 188 Edward Duffield, ",V. 1\1. Z~redatha 189 *Samuel Russell, 8. 'V. Frankfort 192 8. J. Dunham, \V. M. \Vellsville...........•...••.. 194 Thomas Peery" 'V. M. New Hope 199 J. 'V. 'VeIch, V·{. M. M. R. 'Yatts, 8. ,Yo CIny 207 8. vV. Cummons, 'V. M. Rolla ·213 R. P. Faulkner, 'V. 1\1. Forest City 214 IIiram Patterson, 'V. :M. Good Hope 218 M..Lynch, \V. M. Kansas City ........•..••• 220 *Johll B. 'Ynrnall, \V.7\1. :Mystic Tie 221. J. C. Statler, S. 'V. Farmers' 22~ *G. R..Merriweather, J. 'V. Saline 226 *E. Tol. Roper, S. \Y.. St. James 230 vVm. Ellis Glenn, 'V.:M. vVarrenton .....•........ 231. J. E. Hutton, \V. M. Bucklin 233 Tbomas Job;;;on, VV. .M. L. S. Arbnekle, S. 'V. St. Fl'anyois 234 \Viley Layne, vV. M. • Proxieil.
RESOLu'rIONS AND AMENDMENTS.
The following resolutions and amendments are in force in the jurisdiction of the Grand 0 of Missouri : [ADOPTED 1841.]
" That the Gran~ Secretary is hereby required to inform every Grand 0, in correspondence with the Grand 0 of Missouri, that from and after the meeting of this Grand 0, in October, 1848, no Mason, not having a certificate of his good standing, of recent date, will be allowed to participate in the Charity Fund of this Grand 0, or any of its subordinates. " That it is inexpedient for any Mason, under the jurisdiction of tllis Grand 0, to collect private subscriptions, unless directed by the Grand or subordinate Câ&#x201A;ŹJ, to be appropriated as masonic . charity; and it is hereby interdicted as a practice fraught only with evil to the Craft." [ADOPTED 1849.]
,,' That no brother shall be permitted to dimit from any 0 under this jurisdiction, except it be for the purpose of traveling out of the jurisdiction of said 0, or of joining another D." [ADOPTED 1850.]
"That, while all Grand Câ&#x201A;ŹJ have the right to reverse the decisions of their subordinates, suspending or expelling Masons from all the privileges of Masonry, they can not restore them to membership in a subordinate 0 without its consent." [ADOPTED 1852.1
" That a brother Master Mason, trespassing against our rules, is amenable to the particular 0 of which he is a membcr. Should an offense be committed by onc who has changed his residence, the 0 which has jurisdiction over the place where he resides is
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the body to whom the charges will have to be preferred, as we have no rule that authorizes a change of venue. Any b!'other feeling aggrieved at the decision, on the trial of a brother, has the right of an appeal to the Grand D. " That when a 0 suspends a brother, the time for which he stands suspended shall be defined." [ADOPTED 1854.]
" That, in. any town or city where there is more than one 0, it shall be the duty of each 0 to appoint one or more members, to constitute a Board of Relief, to whom all applications for charity shall be referred, and, if found worthy, relieved; they shall adopt rules for their government, so that the worthy shall not go away empty-handed, and the unworthy eat the bread belonging to the toiling craftsman. '1'0 the carrying out of which each 0 in such town or city shall contribute five dollars from every initiation fee to the aforesaid Board of Relief. " That the 27th Section, Artide IV, of the By-Laws of this Grand 0, shall not be so construed as to prohibit an applicant for initiation or membership from applying to any 0 in this jurisdiction after the lapse of one year. " That Câ&#x201A;ŹJ under the jurisdiction of this Grand 0 be required to make up their returns, ending on the first day of May in each year, and transmit said returns immediately thereafter to the R. W. Grand Secretary." [ADOPTED 1855.]
Resolved, That hereafter, and until otherwise ordered by the Grand 0, the Grand officers shall be chosen on the morning of the third day of the session, but shall not be installed into their offices until all the other business before the Grand 0 has been entirely disposed of; which said installation shall close the masonic year. [ADOPTED 1856.]
Resolved, That this Grand 0 does not recognize the right of the Grand Master to restore the charter to any subordinate 0,
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after the same has been arrested or surrendered, or to grant a dispensation to said 0, until the facts are reported to the Grand D. [ADOPTED 1856.]
Resolved, That it is the sense of this Grand 0 that no subordinate 0 should permit non-affiliated ~Iasons to join in public procession, or take any part in any public masonic demonstration, except such non-affiliated Masons as have been members of a regularly-constituted 0 within the twelve months last preceding such celebration. [ADOPTED 1857.]
Resolved, That the memorial presented to this Grand 0, by the W. 1Ylaster of Platte 0, for conferring the degree of Master Mason upon a disabled brother, can not be granted. [ADOPTED 185i.]
Resolved, That the Grand Master, when he delivers his annual address to ,the Grand 0, return all the reports made to him by the D. D. Grand Masters; and that they be printed with the proceedings of the Grand D. [ADOPTED 1858.J
Resolved, That no subordinate 0, within this jurisdiction, be allowed to grant dimits, except for the following reasons: that the applicant is about to move out of the jurisdiction of his that he desires to join another 0; or to assist in the formation of a new 0.
째;
[ADOPTED 1858.]
Resolved, That hereafter no new 0 shall be formed in the city of St. Louis, or in any city, town or village in this jurisdiction, where there are more than two CftJ located, except upon the recommendation of' two-thirds of all the LEJ existing in the said cities, towns or villages. [ADOPTED 1858.]
Resolved, That it is the duty of the D. D. Grand I\:1asters to see that the subordinate CEJ rigidly enforce the masonic law in
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reference to all unmasonic conduct,. and particularly those vices that are so well calculated to bring reproach on the Masonic Fraternity-habitual drunkenness, gambling, profane swearing, and those of a kindred character; and, in default of their so doing, to suspend their charters. [ADOPTED 1858.]
Resolved, That the names of the members of the subordinate CEJ be printed with the proceedings of the Grand D. [ADOPTED 1858.]
Resolved, That the· Grand 0 adopt the form. of the square apron, with triangular flap, on which an All-Seeing Eye may be placed; the apron to be bound with blue. [ADOPTED 1858.]
Resolved, That when, hereafter, subordinate Cfb under this jurisdiction may want aprons, that they procure them of the a.bove form and pattern. [ADOPTED 1859.'
Resolved, That the subordinate C€::J, under the jurisdiction of this Grand 0, be, and they are hereby, required to give to the widows of all deceased worthy brother Master Masons a certificate of the former membership and good standing of their deceased husbands; which said certificate shall be signed by the Master and Wardens, and attested by the Secretary. [ADOPTED 1869.]
Resolved, That subordinate C€J in this jurisdiction ha.ve no right to ballot for candidates, fer passing or raising, except at their stated monthly communications; and that called-off communications are not part of the preceding regular or stated communications. [ADOPTED 1859.]
Resolved, That it is incompetent for any 0, under this jurisdiction, to confer either of the three degrees upon any person
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whose phyrJical defects are such as to prevent him from conforming
literally to all the requirements of the Order. [ADOPTED 1859.]
llesnlved, That no dispensation shall be granted to any . brethren to form a new 0, unless accompanied by the dimits of the several brethren, from the teJ to which they respectively belonged. [ADOPTED 1860] ARTICLE I-Section 6.-Upon report of the Committee on Credentials, that a. quorum for business .is present, the officer presiding as Grand ~laster shall appoint from those present the following committees:
[ADOPTED 1860.] ARTICLE IV.-Sections 12 and 13 are stricken out, and the following adopted in lieu thereof: Every 0, in addition to the amount specified in its By-Laws, sha.ll collect from every person on whom the degrees may be conferred, one dollar for each degree; and the same shall be retained by each subordinate 0 as a. fund, to be denominated the .Orphans' Fund, and used only for the purpose of supportbg alld educating the orphans of deceased Master Masons.
[ADOPTED 1861.]
Resolved, That no one of the officers of this Grand
C),
enumerated in the XViith Article of the" Old Regulations," while holding office in this Grand 0, act as Master or Warden in his subordinate o.
s~lall,
[ADOPTED 1862.]
Resolved, That, should an applicant for the mysteries of Free ~Iasonry be elected, and fail to come forward for initiation within six months from the date of said election, his fee shall be declared forfeited, and the whole proceedings in his case declared null and void; provided, that nothing herein contained shall prevent any 0, having jurisdiction, from again receiving his petition.
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[ADOPTED 1862.]
Resolved, That the jurisdiction of the Grand 0 of Missouri be divided into ten districts, for each of which there shall be a D. D. Grand Master, who shall be appointed by the Grand Master, with the approval of the Grand D. The brethren 80 appointed must be Past or Present l\la&ters of this jl1risdiction. Before entering on their duties as D. D. Grand Masters, they shall qualify themselves to teach the work and lectures of the three degrees of Ancient emft Masonry, as authorized by the Grand CJ of Missouri, and shall obtain certificates of their qualifications from the Grand Lecturer: provided, that no D. D. Grand Master shall be commissioned by the Grand Master unless he produce the certificate of the Grand Lecturer; they shall visit the C£J in their respective jurisdictioIls, when required so to do, and. instruct them in the work and lectures of symbolic Masonry; inspect their By Laws and records, and report annually to the Grand 0 of :Missouri; give an account of the conditiOll of the CEJ in their several districts, morally and financially; they shall u:tend in person to the organization and instruction of such CEJ as may be formed during the recess of the Grand 0, and insta.ll the officers and dedicate the halls of such CEJ as may be chartered by the Grand 0 of Missouri; they shall have no authority to order dispensations for the formation of new C€::J, but may recom· mend such formations to the Grand Master or the Grand 0; they shall have no power to grant dispensations for any purpose whatever; they shall be entitled to such compensation from the subordinate l£J a.s may be mutually agreed upon between them; they are instructed to discount.enance all unauthorized lecturers and itinerants, in their respective districts, and report to the Grand 0 the names and places of residence of this worthless class, should any appear among them. [ADOPTED 1863.]
Be it, therefore, Resolved by the Grand D of Missouri, in
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Grand .I1nnual Convocation assembled, That all the LAWS, and ORDERS heretofore ORDAINED in relation to the adoption, promulgation and perpetuation of the aforesaid work and lectures are hereby re-affirmed ;
RESOLUTIONS
.I1nd 'it is hereby further resolved, That it is the high duty of the Masters and Wardens and members of the CEJ in this jurisdiction to perfect themselves in the aforesaid work and lectures, and teach and practice them faithfully, to the exclusion of all other systems by whomsoever promulgated; .lind be it further resolved, And enjoined upon the Masters and Wardens of the aforesaid constituent CEJ to see that Section 30, of Article IV, of the By-Laws of this Grand 0, is faithfully and fully obeyed, according to the true intent and spirit thereof. [ADO rTED 1864.]
Resolved, That in all cases in which a 0 of this jurisdiction, from any cause, has gone down or been disorganized, the Grand Secretary is hereby authorized to grant dimits to the members of such 0, upon being satisfied that the member 80 applying for a dimit is entitled to the same. [ADOPTED 1864.] WHEREAS, Attempts have been made to foist upon and introduce within the body of Masonry, in various Grand 0 jurisdictions, an institution known as the " Conservators' Association," contrary to, and in violation of, the ancient and cardinal principles and landmarks of our beloved Order; and, WHEREAS, The designs, principles and tendencies of said association are subversive of the great and time-honored institution of Ancient-Craft Masonry; therefore, Resolved, .1. That we solemnly re-affirm our convictions, uttered twelve months ago, that said association is a corrupt organization, treasonable to the institution of Masonry,_ and destructive of its interests and perpetuity. Resolved, 2. That this Grand 0 peremptorily forbid the
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introduction of 8aid work or organization within the limits of this Grand juri8diction.
Resolved, 3. That no:Mason, subject or adhering to sa.id association, shall be allowed to visit or sit in this Grand 0, or any s.ubordinate 0
thereunder, or be recognized by any Mason in this
jurisdiction, until he shall have solemnly, and in open
CJ,
renounced all connection with said association, its teachings and designs.
Resolved, 4. That hereafter no Grand officer of this Grand
0,
and no officer of any subordinate 0 , shall be installed until he shall have made a solemn pledge, in open 0, that, on his honor as a ~hson, he does not approve the principles and dc~jgns of said association, and docs not hold any connection therewith.
Resolved, 5. That we reiterate our unqualified condemnation of Robert Morris, as chief of said COllSel'VatOl's, regarding him as
a traitor to everJ interest sacred to our hearts in 1\lasonry, and that he deserves the heaviest penalties known to the Order criminal abuse of masonic principle and usage.
fOl'
his
FOltJ\I OF RENUKCIATION.
I do solemnly declare, on my honor as a Master .Mason, that I do not belong to the Conservators' Association; and that I will repu 11 iate said system, its teachings, objects and designs. [ADOPTED 1864.]
Resolved, That the \V. M., at all funeral processions, see that the By-Laws of this Grand 0 are strictly obeyed; that the Iongestablishcll usages and customs of the Fraternity are not violated and brought into di:Sl'epute; anel that no funeral sCI'dee shall be performed in any other than the l\laster's degree; and the only regalia worn shall be white gloves and aprons.
I
ANNU AL RETURNS OF'
SUBORDINATE LODGES OF THE
MOST 'VORSHIPFUL G. LODGE OF MISSOURI.
1865. :MISSOURI LODGE, No. 1-70
MEMBER"'.
OFFICERS.
W. !\I. JNO. McKITTIRCK, J. W. WM. A. PRALL, Sec'y. GEO. C. DEANE, J. D.
GEO. FRANK GaULEY, 8. W. JUDAH A. IIAUT, Treas. JOHN~ D. lIELVIN, S. D. *THOS. HARRIS, Tyler.
Membe1's-James O. Alter, FrederickL. Billon, Miles Barker, John Brook, J. 1V. Broomfield, Jos. Craw8haw, Sr., JO拢l. Crawshaw, Jr., Edmund Crawshaw, Edward Cook, iTohn D. Daggett, Ben. De Bar, James N. Douglas, E. Chus. Ellger, Isaiah Forbes, John Goodin, Philip Gut7;ell, James Grady, Wm. R. Goodin, Sam'l Hambleton, Wm. Haight, Owen Hagen, Nicholas Hunn, John Helmy, J. Horton, :Mark Hn.mbleton, Chns. W. Hammond, S. W. Hutchinson, Chus. Hart, James Johnson, Henry Johnson, Lawrence Kingsland, Chas. E. Kinyon, Jacob Kuhn, A. J. Lat7., Henry S. I~nnsd('l1, John Moyses, Hugh McDonald, C. A. Meyer, Wm. N. l{orrison, A. Newmark, J05. Nutt, Gco. Nash, Jno. J. Outley, Henry Otterman, Roht. ('eyinghllull, C. S. Payn, Alonzo B. Pearson, Louis Prlltviel, J. P. Ravold, James Richardson, R.1I. Richardson, A. H. Rector, Chas. H. Rochow, ",Vm. Stewart, Victor H. Sturm, Colin Shank~, John ::;tickel, Chns. Sewell, James Sllunders, John D. Taylor, F. B. Turnbull, James H. Tolman, Andrew J. Templeton, Rob't S. Voorhis, Seymour Voullll.ire, Sam'} Wainwright, Geo. S. Walker, James Wagstaff, Wm Wiley, Geo. Winn. Initated, 15; passed, 8 j raised, 9; P~st :Master~, 8 j dimitted, G j admitted, 1: died, 8, rejected, 6 路Xot a Member of this Lodge.
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MERIDIAN LODGE, No.2-56
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
AUG. KRIECKHAUS, W. M. J. W. PLASS, J. W. Cll. B. BORNEFEL~&~~ MORRIS SCHILLING, J. D.
EDW. KERR, S. W. CRR. NIEMANN, Treas. "W?\L SCE ICKENBERG, S. D. CRR :MEISE~IANN, Tyler.
.Membel',,-I~id. Bush, George Biedermann, Ph. Ca.ssar, Louis Duestrow, G. EmeI, Theo. C. Eckerle, Sam Furth, George Fichtenkam, Gust. Fischer, Henry Fluegel, Conrad Finck, Ohr. Fischbo.ck, B. Goldschmidt, H. Hoehn, H. T. Hesse, F. Hesse, J. N. Heinby, Charles Hoppe, Wm. Heinrickshofen, Julius Herry, Joseph Jecko, Emil Kraus~e, H. H. Kemper, C. J. Kessler, S. MtmdeIbau:n, L. C. Ritterskamp, 13. Battinger, S. G. Sears, A. O'Sullivan, Emil ~eemann, Alex. Suess, C. C. Simmons, L. J. Singer, Ch. Stubenrauch, Fr. L. Schmidt, F. A. H. Schneider, J. A. Scholten, L-ouis Schulz, B路. Singer, Charles Taussig, T. M. Wotke, Gabr. Woerner, G. Wiggand, J. F. Tiesemann, S. Vangraveiland, R. T. Boentgen, H.路 W. Wissmann, Louis Thanberger. Initiated, 10; passed, 4 j rllil:ied, 4 j dimitted, 3; admitted, 1; rejected, 8.
BEACON LODGE, No. 3-75
~fE~1DERS.
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH TALLMAN, W. M. JOSEPH BAGoT, J. W. ROBERT S. KING, Sec'y. JA\'lES :MORTHIER, J. D.
JOHN HINTON, S. ",V. PHILIP STREMMEL, Tress. DANIEL FRANCI~, S. D. CHRIS. H. STEINMAN. Tyler.
.Memhers-J~seph W. Branch, Richard Branch, Adam Ballman, Henry B. Butts, Charles Borg, Theo. A. Bushbaum, Ptlter Butterly, C. A. Digg>:, Jacob S. Dowdle, Joseph Cro()ks, George F. Caruthers, Wm. ChurclJill, Jno. W. Coppage, Milton B. Crane, .James M Elliott, Jno. Francisco, l\-ril1iam French, William Furth, Hoit H. Greon, Joseph H. Gamble, James Green, Abner Green, Chas. L. Hamilton, Louis Hufl'el, G. W. Hungerfurd, Edwin HardIey, William S. Herd, S. W. Harriott, Fred S. Hubbler, Julius W. S. Kurlbanm, Theo. Koch, John Knapp, William Dings, Jno. R. Lawrence, Charles lIorris, James McLard, Chas. P. Meisner, William Mathias, Henry OverstoItz, William P. Paulding, Jno. G. RUbleman, Charles Riley, Wm. M. Robinson, Geo. A. RUbleman, George R. Ri~, Isaac H. Sturgeon, John Sexton, jr., Abner Squires, Albert Schroeder, James M. Scott, Herman Schuh, Cornelius Speers, Solomon Sternberg, David Sternberg, Joseph Spencer, Lewis Thomas, John Tremlet, Fra.ncis
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H. WeHmeyer, C. R. W,oodward, Ignatz Weigle, E. W. Willia:ns, Abraham 'Weigle, James E. Williams, Samuel L. Watson, John G. Zoller, Joseph Koberly, Thomas D. Lingo. Initiated, 7; passed, 6; raised, 9; Pusi Masters, 3; dimitted, 2; admitted, 1; rejected, 7.
ROWARD LODGE, 1\0.4-34
MEMllERS.
OFFICERS.
JOHN W. LEE, W. M. JAMES S. SNODDY, S. 'V, pro tem. JOHN Q..:M:ONROE, J. W. THOS. C. BOGGS, Treas. HENRY ~fcl(lNLEY,Sec. P.T. ·w~r. C. CHANCELLOR, t). D. M. 1. 8Ml TH, J. D., pro tem. ANDREW S:l\IITll, Tyler, P. T . .l\1embers--Sam'l T. Hughes, "\Vm. H .. Bowman, Martin P. Hensley, Chas. H. Stew1\rt, Nathan H. ~IcGirk, E. Swearingen, Jas. }I. Bowmer, John W. Lee, James:;. Snoddy, N. M. Bonham, :Matthias J. Smith, Thomas J. 'Whitten, William W. Glidden, Wm. C. Chancellor, Lilburn S. Kingsbury, Horace Kingsbury, Wm.•J. Smith, John Lee, C. E. Burckhal'tt, .Jas R. 'Vileoxen, John Q. Munroe, Isaac Genrheartt, Franldin Blankenbaker, William Stapleton, Andrew Smith, John B. Holman Newton J. Swearingen, Thos. C. Boggs, H. C. Hall, Thomas H. Smith, F. M. Fishel', Henry lIreKinley, John ""V. Hubbard, Chus. Ramey. Initiated, 10; passed, 7; raised, 6; Pust }Iasters, 1; admitted, 2; died, 3.
UNITED LODGE, No. 0-70
MEMBERS.
OJ'FICBRS.
l\IAR'flN J. BUBBLE, W. M. J. B. PERKINS, J. VV. CHESLEY CANNEFAX, See'y. ]'. W. SCHAULTON, J. D.
Z. :M. ROUNTREE, S. W~ ·WILLIAl\[ }['ADAMS, Treas. T. ",V. CAJ.. TRA.IN, S. D. SA3IUEL H. JAPES, Tyler.
Members--}L J. Hubble, Z. :\1 Rountree, J. B. Pcrldn~, William :Mc~ Adams, Che~,,}ey Cannefax, T. ",Y. Caltrain, F. ,V'. SehauHon, S. H. J!tpes, J. A. Louill, William DIllard, Thomas Henslee, P. G. Perkins, T. C.I'iIJer, John S. Steele, B. R. EUieit, Joseph Pallock, J. D. Van beber, Samuel Moorer E. T. Robertson, B. F. Fielder, J. T. Fielder, E. ·Wharton, Allen Mechell, Samuel Crenshaw, Tillnln.ll Carter, L. l\L Hubble, John McElhannon, M. B. Potter, P. A. Dugl\n, Barrett Lemon, Elias G. Frund, W. H. McAdams, George Dillard, John 1'. Steele, John Dade, (honorary),
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APPENDIX.
T. E. )fason, John Z. Furibligth, A. M. Julan~ C. ""Y. Sehoulton, Henry ~fatll1ck, A. M. Appleby, James Bowen, Joseph A. Browne, J. W. Rabb, J. \V. Gateley, Peter Burns, John L. Ca.rson. J. M. Rountree, C. 'V. Crawford, P. \V. Rudd, D. C. DadE', Joseph Gnlt, Samuel Wood, W. H. Lane, Henry Westmore"land, P. :M:. Slaughter, Sidll~y Ingram, ,Yo W.•Teffdcs, ElijaL Gray, R. H. Edmondson, .J. B. Bedclinder, N. P. :Murphy, John A. :Moreton, John H. Caynor, .J. W. D. L. F. Mack, Jacob ShouHs, T. 'V. Creil, .Tohn II. Gilson, John Wyland. John R. EarneEt. Initiated~ 16; pas£ed, 9; dimitted, 3; diecl, 1; raised, 11; rejce~d, ~7; admitted, 13; Grand and P. G. M&sters, 1 j Past Ma.sters, 2.
WILLIA~ISnURG
IJODGE, N{).. 8-36
)fE~nKRs.
OFFICERS.
THOS. HOnRON, W. M. THOS. L. MACOUBIN, J.W. B. CLARK, See'y. WM. M. SHARP, J. D•
RODT. )1. BEnRY, S. W. EPR. NUNELLY. Trca~ THOS. T. GREGORY, S. D.
.Members-JohII H. Wilkerson, Wm. 'Von Cruise, JOR. Schall, C. K. S~ball, W. M. Seblil.ll~ E. V. Dyson., Wm. L: Bell, Horace 'Vilkerc;o'n, B. D. Brown, Caleb E. Berry, J. C. H. Broadwater, Jas. P. Crews, J05. L. Oraig, J"as. D. Dinard, A. G. Dawsan, 'Vm. L.French, B. F. HarriSQIl, A. 1tlaeoubin~ P. Mllrlow, P. W. Overly, Isaac Tate, Neli:on 'Thornhill, Jos. T. Yates, J05. E. Crane, D. A. Maupin, 'Vm. B. Hunt, Sam'l Pasley, G 'V. Galwith, Geo. C. Yates, B. P. Jones, W. F. Fielus. Initiated, 8; passed, 5; raised, 4 j Past Mll.steI'5, 8.; dimittcd, 4;; .admitted., 3.; died, 2; rejected, 1.
GEORGE ,\VASHINGTON LODGE, No.
9-135l\h)fnE~.
OFHCERS.
S. A. H. IJAMPTON, W. M. 1'. K~NNEDY. J. W. W)I. S. CUDDY, Sec'y, S. D. ROW ARD, J. D.
C. L. SPENCER, S. W. JL C. E:sl' Y, Tl'ea". JOHN 'VILLIA.M:SOK, S. D, J. N. CONN, 'Tyler.
l.Iembcrs-D. H. Armst1'0n~. E. E. Allen, C. H. Avis, E. G. BrDoks, H. D. Booge, RIchard Beggs, H. N. Brol11ski, W. S. Berry, G. W. Brooke, JIlS. L. Brady, Morris Brady, W. D. Btrltee, W. R. Babcock, J-ohll!iOn
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APPENDIX.
Beg~;;:, R E. Bland, A. F. BarnE:'s, John Buchanan, F. VL. Broim\\r, A. H. Banett, 'Vm. ~. Cuddy, G. ,Yo Cutter, Andrew Close, T. G. Comstock, J. C. Cogswell, J. N Conn, J. 'V. Dll.vhtson, P. F. Drought, Gao. L. Day, Charlc~ Deal, 1\:[ Dimmitt, G. ·Vr. Davis, A. W-. Denham. Aria Di Jong, M. C. Epsy, J. D. Egbert. Henry Eads, John Enwright, 'Ym. Freud~nau, Edwin Fowler, Th05. Forrester, Jack~on Fllrrar, C. H. Frederick, G. W. Fbher, :E. ·W. Fox, O. S. Fuller, H. L. Foote, D. D. Fuller. J. L. Fithian, John Frt\zier, C. C. FritehJee, John Glenny, C.C. Garbite, J)O'masoOezzie, J. }J. Gillespie, Wm. GltllRher, R. C. Gordon, Philip Grenell, ·Wm. Graham, John Gilkewn, R F. Garret~on, :M.•J. H~llchey, 'V. S. Hillyer, L. A. Ht\l1~ Jn0'. H. Hall. James Howard, ~. D. HOWHd. R. H. How, JIlS. H<lzz(\rd, E. Hilgendorf, Jl\~. E ...lenldns, A. P. Johnson, C. H. Jaquemnn, J. B. Kimball, P. Kennedy, JI'. D. Kennedy, J. A. H. Lnmpton, H. L. Lee, F. F. Logan, S. S. l\Iatson, C. C. )liller, A. L. :Mlltluck. J. J. l\iol'ri· son. L )1 0 n-tg om %ry , ~\. R. ~Iuore, J. C. lIoody, El\rl )1l\tiack, C. \V. )!nnll, P. Y. )Tc,yer, James )Iel'l'y, E, H. M,L:dield, 'Vm. :Ma:;son, 'V. H. S. )lillel'. W. N. Mcqueen, ,Y. ~IeDonnB, .hs, H. :McB~th. W. D. Ko)'se. "Bl'w:N'enustit:l, JllmC!; O'NenL .Jehn Opel, H. E, Peobles. Do'R. Pvwell, n. n. Pdel'~on. A. F. r'h:k, A. Petring, G. C. Pearce, J. F. Pilrson, L. A. Rll:1c1iit~ Geo. F. Rovte, J. L. Rice, 'Vm. C. Reed, C. L. Spcncoer, ",Ym. Safely. Cll1rk Strong, C.:;\L Sco~t, 'V. S. Swymmer, James Spore, W. D. ~p()re-, :r-;-.lth.m Sterm, Henry Stllnley,. E. B. Starkweather, W. H. Stone, J. 'Y-. Scott. John Tohias. S. B. A. Tllrner, .J. S. Tennison, J. H. Tschudi, Joel Utley, Juo. L. Wolf, .Jonns 'Whitney, B. Watson, Abmham 'Walker, Geo. "folf, J'OIHI \ViIliaffison, ,Y. S. Wortman·, "N. C. "~oOl1son. Idtiatcd, ~(;;; j1HS;:cl1,. 20; raised, :.>J.; Pac'" JIt\ste::s, 3; dimitt~d, 3;1\Jm.itt~d, I:? ~ di'td;.:?; Iej~ctcd, ~.
'V.
PAULDISGYILJ.,E J.()DGE. No. 11-46
MEMm:,,~.
OFnCERS.
\'\i")r. '1'. CAnTER, 'W, U . •JA ~IES L. lWSWELL, ,1. •]OII:\T A. SLEET. Bec'y. JOHN n. "WRA Y, J. D.
,V.
'VM. B. OGLESBY, S. 1L 'M ARSHAL BJRD. l'refiS. C. ,Y. PRINGLE, S. D. CRA1~LES R ELLI~, T~·lcr.
1U'Jlilb'Ts-,Tobn A. Talhy, H. n. I,l1ckett, Brice II:lInock, 1:'IUt. B. 11'rayser. E. ,Y. Moorman, 'Vm. Fmnce. ~farshal Rird, "~nl. A. ,Abir)~t()l1, 'VI11. R'. O~lesby, John 'V. "'ray. A..T Hart. John 'V. n'lWlllfln, \"m. •T. Prichdt. 'Vm. A. Gebler. Ch;11'Ie~ R. }~l1i~. P. B. Bcott. RichfIJ'(l Scrl1~~s, Samuel' F. l~ogan .•Tohn K U'tt-;.:cll, ,A. 'W. Seott, ]\f. Stallard. J', H. Simpl;on, e. W. Dringle, .1. n. Oliver, C. :\1. Bryan, ,Yo E. Wortllington, .J. I-I.
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APPENDIX.
Prichett, J. L. Boswell, J. G. Herold, W. T. Carter, F.~f. Maxwell, J. A. Bainuri<l~c, Thomas G. Herold, J. E. Ball, John H. Wray, J. M. Keithly, Jacob Kei hly, Julius Keithly, John R. Martin, F. 1\1. Audrsin, G. L. Picker, J. A. Sleet, Wm. L. Mecrm, J. A. B. Edwards, A .•J. 'Vright, John C. ]~ll wards. Initiated, 6 j passed, 6; raised, 2; Past :Masters, 5 j dimitted, 4 j admitted, 2 j died, 1 j rejecttld, 2.
TYRO LODGE, No. 12-48
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
H. lILLONG, W. :M. S. L. I'.\.GE, J. 'V. THO:'ll AS D. BYRD, See'y. JOIl~ TEHRELL, J. D.
J. C. WILLIAMS, S. ,Yo JOHN HUNTER, Tress. DAN'L 'WOOLFORD, S. D. C. D McINTIRE, Tyler.
Member -H. M. Long, S. A. Reyborn, Jas. S. Evans, H. Eidson, W. R. Moyer Jas. Vineyard, John 'thomas, A. L., George, G. C. Wingo, J. G. Imboden, "V. M. Thomas, 'V. Hughes, John Terrell, J. D. Denning, VlT. P. G,f)son, John A. Hunter, Milton Dell, C. B.1I1eIntire, P. 1\1. Robinson, Jas. Sloane, E. G. Clay, J. D. Stephens, S. L. Page, M. F. Williams, J. R. Arnold, Linn Relfe, Thos. D. Byrd, J. C. -Moyers, A. Buford, 'V. Carr, F. P. Marrow, A. Carty, Dan'} 'Voolford, B. S. McNeal, Wm. Buford, 'Ym. Pennington, H. Po;:ton, James, Howard, Henry Donoho, E. Mathews, 'V. 'Yyatt, Fargues Sloane, Robt. Logan, Wm. Imboden, Jos. L. Stephens, John Neely, 'I'hom. Imboden, 'V. W. Moody. Initiated, 7 j passed, 7 j rui;ed, 6 j admitted, 1 j died, 3 j rejected,5.
RISING
~U:N
LODGE, No. 13-5G
)IE~mERs.
OFFICERS.
DA~CARPENTERW.~L
SAl'['L 'V. MALOTT, J. 'V. ED~[UND HAYNES, Sec·y. E. GUS. VAUGHN, J. D.
JOHN BROADHERST, S. 1V. JOHN 'WILSON, Tress. BEN. F. COX. S. D. E. F. KNIGHTON, Ty lor.
lVJcmbf.?·s-- ,Villam Conway, Andrew R. Murray, P. Bl'adley Cox, A. L. Darby, Cyrus Carron, .James Chane, James 'V. Parrish, Adam C. Woods, A. P. Darnett, W. ·W. Arnold, Den. F. 'Voods, Lewis Sharr, Marshal Gragg, John Gragg, Jos. N. Baker, Thos. P. Hardesty, M. J. Samuel,
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APPENDIX.
Sam'l C. Strople, Jas. Chandler, Jas. H. Compton. Albert G. Endicott, Gid. W. Thompson, Josph J. 'B~lt, Robert Reddish, Wm. E. Dell, 'William ·W. )Voods, William L. Thompson, ·William C. Miner, Thos. Benton Ro~ers, William Carpenter, Jr., Gilbert N. Piper, O'Fallon Dougherty, R. E. Putnam, W. 'Vallll.ce Woods, B. G. }'razier, John McFarland, A. J. Stratton, Thos. W. Davis, J. B. Litzenburg, Sam'l Na,h Gordon, H. G. l\IcEwen, J. P. Keen, B. F. Cox, Jas. Garten, A. L. Truman, Ira Suddarth, Elisha. Williams, T. G. Stephens. Initiated, 8; passed, 3; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 2; admitted, 1 ; died, 2.
AUBURN LODGE, No. 14-31
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
JOHN P. ELLIS, S. W. )VM. BELL, Treas. THOS. G. ELLIS, S. D. PHILIP CRUME, Tyler.
A. F. DOWNING, W. M M. NEWLAND, J. W. L. O. TUCKER, Sec'y. WM. C. TEAGUE, J. D•
.Members---Samu81 T. Gast, Jarrett M. Sitton, E. P. Pha.rn, A. Broyles, James A. Bradley, Augustus Bradley, 'Vm. S. Cochran, Drury Danburn, James Dawt:on, Joshua Dryden, Laac Ellis, E. J. Fisher, N. A. Harvey, Thos. A. Harvey, FIord Harvey, Jacob Morris, James Morris, Andy Morris, 1,Vm. :Moore, John J. Ogdon, G. A. Palmer, 1,Vm. Palmer, 'Vm. 'V. Palmer, 'V. M. R\ynolds, John )1. Reeds, CI\1is Sandford, Milton. Sandford, Jessee Sutton, D. B. Smiley, Isaac A. M. Thompson. Initiated, 1; raised, 1; Past ~lasters, 2; dimitted, 3; rej\lcted, 1; suspended, 1.
lIEMPHIS LODGE, No. 1G-48
]!EMBERS.
OJ'FICKRS.
EUGENE 'VILLIAMS, W. M. RUFl; S SUMMERLIN, J. W. JAMES T. PERRY, Sec·y. J.D.
ELDRIDG E G. RICH ARDSON, S. \V. .JOHN SANDERS, TI·e:t~. GABRIEL T. )IeINTYRE, S. D. CHARLES S. MARTIN, Tyler.
Members-Thoma.s Barker, James S. Best, John J. Bourne, \Yilliam Bourne, .Alden Carter, Sherman Carter, Squire P. Childers, .1tlcob Clapper, James H. Clemons, John W. Cody, Adam II. Cunningham, "Francis Drake, Henry lI. Durkee, Daniel B. Fowler, Manuel Frary, Daniel N.
137
APPENDIX.
Fulk, Endimyon Hltll, John G. HOWA.Td, :Marion F. HowArd, Era~tus :M:dntyre, Gabriel F. :McIntyre, Ralph Marshall, Charles S. Martin, SI1.m'l ill. Martin, .Tames Meam, John T. Montgcmery, Alfred S. :Myers, Robert Pad~et, William l)adget James T. Perry, Squire J. Pulliam, Elbridge G. Richardson, John Sanders, Job Saunders, James Sayer, .TamC's G. SIIfHv]ey, Charles A. Simpson, .John lL T. Smith, Rufus Summerlin, ?I'forgnn Tucker, Reuben J. Vaught, Levi J. Wagner, .Tames T. Walker, Robert 'Valker, Thompson Walke~, James M. Whalen, Eugene Williams, Andrew J. 'Vilson. Initiated, 15: pRssed, 10: raised, 10; Past }fasters, 5; dimitted, 13; admitted, 5; rejected, 5:
CLARKSVILLE LODGE, No. 17---30
MEMBERS.
OFFICE;RS.
J. '\V. HEMPHILL, W. M. L. R. DOWNING, J. W. A. T. VENEGHAN, Sec'y. J. C. JAMISON, J. D.
F. M. REYNOLD, S. W. .B. P. CLIFFORD, Treas. A. T. JAMISON, S. D. G. S. BRITT, Tyler.
.Members---Parson Brown, Joseph W. Brown, R. W.Bryant, L. R. Downing, David L. Furgeson, Wm. S. Hough, Joseph Pollock, R. M. Uoberts, .James Thurmond, Henry L. Wells, L. W. Haywood, Wm. ~L Demott, 'V. M. Givens, John L. Ogden, A. Lyter, .Tohn~:L Hunter,W. 'V. Croeket, ~r. H. McFarland, W. M. K. Gillum, J. F. L. Jll.coby, Jerom~ E. Roberts, Wm. Bo\\-ls. Passed, 1; Grand and P. G. Masters, 1 j Past Mast~rs, 4 j dimitted, 3; admitted, 4 j rejected, 1.
PALMYR.A. LODGE, No. 18-]26
MEMBERS.
Oll'FICEltS.
R. E. ANDETI50N, W. M. GR. KALLAR. J. W. JOHN B. RE::.T, Sec'y. HENRY BE:-;T, J. D.
:rtf. FLETCHER. S. '\V.
H. DRESCHER, Treas. RORT. CANAN, S. D. JOHN KRATZ, Tyler.
Members-Thoe. L. Anderson, WOl. C. Anderson, William H. Byrd, )liltonBradley, E. H. C. Bailey, George H. Bates, .Tohn P. Best, Ja.mes W. Brady, :M. R. Bower, A. U. Bltiley, J. P. Bush, Alexander F. Bll.rr, H. P. D. Claybrook, Jacob Creath, Thomas J. Cole, George M. Crain, James
l38
A"PENDIX.
Culberts:>n, Wm. B. Corbyn. James Curd, Geo. C. Criganire, A. L. Cmne, Wm. Cleaveland, Samuel Clll.rk, J no. A. Devericks, J. C. Duncan. \V. C. Dingle, Wm. B. Drescher,John W. Drescher, H. J. Drummond, Frederick Diehl, H. C. Dll.vj~, W. L. Dinwiddie, Jas. M. Dickson, S. W, DIl'fis, John A. }!~astin, A. H. Ellston, H, G. Feagan, Jqhn M. Grier, James W. Gentry, H. G. Gentry, B. F. Gdffith, Willil\Dl T. Gay, F. A. Hanley, 'Vm. L. H'l.tcher, Thos. E. Hatcher, H. W. Hollingsworth, \V, H Hopson, D. W. Hughes, E. K. Hudson, H~ber A. Hough, H. K. Hinde, John B. Hays, W. S. Hayden, W. J. Jackson, Richard M. Johnson, C. B. Johnson, Jas. W. Jackson, W. P. Jackson, Elias Kincheloe. R. L. Kincheloe, George W. Lane, J. H. Luther, Jos. H. McPheeters, Jnu. Q. A. Metcalf, Daniel :McCloud, Alex. J. 1tfilsted, n: Mullet, Jeremiah Minter, T. J. McCann, T. J. Mendenhall, H. \V. Mason, Preston Matthews, Thos. H. 1Iiillan, George W. Matthew!.', Thomas Millan, John A. Mos!.', W. S. McClintick, John A.Nichol!.', Jehn Nichols, C. B. Nesbit, J. B. Ousley, Vi,'. B. Philips, R. J. Price, J. W. Pryor, W. B. Pittman, J. W. Penn, James M. Pro~tor, Je~se Payne, D. 111. Proctor, Clifton R. Rogers, James S. Ross, Fielden R:~y, R.'l\I. Rhoades, A. D. Spra~ue, John Shannon, H. E. Smith, Charles Swift, Jr., Wm. K. Sites, JohnSchwll.ry, Jno. A. Stephens, J. J Samuels, Jacob Snser, Thos. E. Thomp!Jon, ehas. A. Trneger, Edgar Taylor, Jlicob Tipton,H. K. Terrill, E. J. Thompson, James W. Upton, James C. Willis, .Terry B. Willis, W. W. Williams, J. R. Williams, S. S. Williams. R. H. Walker, W. H. Walker, E. W. Walker, John R. Yeager. Initiated, 17; passed, 10; raised, 19; Past Masters, i; dimitted, 4; admitted, 3; died, 3; rejected, 18.
1 ARIS UNION LODGE, No. 19-46 MEMB":Rs.
Ol<路YICERS. A. E. GORE, W. M. H. P. BATSEI.. L, J. 路W. E. M.POAGE. See'y. THEa. BRAN, J. D.
D H. MOSS. S. 'W. WM. T. B UOKNER, Treas. WM. N. PENN, S. D. EPHRAllI ASHCRAFT, Tyler.
~1lfe,;,bel路s-Thos. Barker. D. W. Campbell, James Carr, Jefferson Bridgeford, Hugh J. McGee, Sam'l A. Rowlings, Wm. J. Freeland. James Bridgeford, D. A. McKamey, Phillip Williams, Jno. W. Long. G. T. Giles, Jno. For!lythe, Ja.s. H. FOlC, Jllmes M. West, Jno. N. Purson, Wesly Wileon, Jno. S. Conyers, Chfton E. Wills, Granvillll Snell, Samuel Drake, Philip R/)~s, Christian Burke, C. B. Dawson, Wm. A. Waller, Jno. N. Brown, Wm. S. Conyers, E. G. B. McNutt, Thos. P. Sha.rp, H. H. Fields, S. S.
139
APPENDIX.
Bns:,ctt, Thos. P. "Moore, G. IJ. Mantlel, Sum'l Yanskoik, B. F. Brynn, T. T. Hubey, S. H. Brown, A. Kirkland. Initiated, G; llll"sed, 3; raised, [) ; dimitted, 8; llumitted, 1 ; died, 1.
ST. LOUIS LODGE. Ko.20-93 :MORRIS JACKS, 1\". l'I. E. H. A. HABICHT, J. 'V. ADAl\1 lV~~CKB.ACK, Sct:'y. THEODORE N AGI..E, J. D.
l\IEUBERS.
EDWARD NATHAN, S. ,Yo FRED. STEIGER1VALT, Trelcls. 'V)I. GOLDSTEIN, S. D. Tyler.
JICl1ibc1's-Joseph Kohn, Lawrence LlIngcleau, Adolph Isaacs, Johri ",Y. Thornburg, Lowry Gumbert!'on, Henry D~senbIlrY, Maurice Gl'eenbood, Alar R. lVilliams, HllI'rilion Slimmer~, Chllrles Stifel,Nicholns Ber'g, D. Kronen berger, Morris Meyers, A.Mark!', J 0hn D. TlIl'linu, George Franke, John ReMney, Plitrick Conway, John' Leroy Cllrver, Chas. S. 'V. Fitch, Henry Dlinker, 'V. 'V. Worstell, William Reiter, Theodore l'Ieyer, J. R. Boyce, Y. S. Meyers, J.J. B. Ripley, Simon Simons, Frederi~k Schragg, Edward Herzog. John H. Jackson, B. Diamant. A. Jacobs, E. S.Florshllm, Geo. Jorgensen, 1Vm. Berrman, J. L. Isnacs, I.J. S. Florsham, Morris Levy, Solomon Caro, J. Lack, J. Lowenstein, Evcrmont Rundllll, Thomas Guss, M. SamuelS, Frank Cummingli, D. D. ~ioran, Robert Goldstein, 'Villiam Goldstein, G. T. Morris, A. Plessner, Antonio Parina, D. C. Ritter, Bernard Cohen, l\Iartin Meyer, Julius W. Koch, :Michael Reitey, T. L. Garrett, Adam Buchta. Joseph Rosenbaum, R. F. Denton, A. Cohen, E. G. Williamson, J: Fishell, Albert Fisher, J. B. R\ker, P. F. I.Jonergan, H. Weinhaus, Joseph.Sessel, A.}i'rankenth;l], A. Rothchild, Duvid Shakman, Louis Reich, John S. "''''heeler, Jacob J. Menges, James H. Bllgwill, DllVid 1tf. BI'own, Joseph Spyers. Michael Spyers. S.lt Wall, 1tforris Michaels, Albert H. Cook, Henry Schle~el, S. Diamond, Lewid jlagnus. Initiated, 12; passed, 15; raised, 14; Pilst .Masters, 8; admitted; 5; died, 1 ; rejectecl, 12.
WASB1NGTON LODGE, No. 22 -v5 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
THOS.J. CRU~IPACKER, "". .)1. JAS. P. PETTIGRE'V, J. 1V. A. H. DU~LAP, Sec路y. J.1V. KiNG, J. D.
L. PRT.CHARD. S. ,Yo H.1tI. GRIFFITH, Treas. L. B. PEABODY, S. D. C. DIX, T)ler.
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APPENDIX.
1tlem7Jers-,Y. ,Y. AIHlel'son; 'Yo B. Ballghml.l,n, H. G. Buatwright, ":"m. K. Brown, A~ ~I. BI'own. Henry BI'ctz, F.::\f. Britz, Alb~rt Derge, Jas. H. Davis, A. )!. Dunham, L. Elli!;on. John Elton, Bilrton' Ellison. John S. Elli~on, B. A. Fri~to, Dr. S. GI):,lee, "~'my C. Garton. Isham Gllrdener, Amo5 Hllrn;.Tames Hall, "~m. )[. Hall, ChristopLer Horn, Hiram House, J. S. Hannon, J. D. HollinH;:worth, Pete'r ,Jones, Holland Jones, A. K. Jone~. Samll~l Jurlll.h, R. 'V. L. Kennedy, J. T. :Martin, JepthR. )[I\1'1.1n, John 'V. )[artin, 'Vm. C. )fore, John T. 3Iore, 'Ym. R. iI[ore, A. F. )fire, .John 3Ic)[ilhm, F.)1. Ptlpper, 'Vm. S. Roberson, Hiram Roberts, Elijl\h Sampson, )[ilton Veach, Re\·. :U. F. 'Yillinms, Tilos. 'V. 'Vest, George Yo~um, Henry Ynkely. Initiated, i; passed, 6: raised, 5; Pust .Masters, 4; dimitted, 16; admitted, 1; rejected, 5; expelled, 1.
FLORIDA LODGE. No. 23-33
)!E~fBERS.
on·'ICERS.
R. J. JOHNSON, W. ?rI. P. S. DAR~ES. J. \V.
D. H. GILLESPY. Sec·y. M. B. CLARK, J. D.
JAS. 'V. DOOLY, S. W. B. C. POLLARD, Trells. ROBT. CALHOON, S. D. A. T. DA~tRELL, TJ·ler.
~"lr,mblJr8-G. 'V. Brig~!l, D. T. Cowherd, ,Y. B. Clark, Wm. E. Cl'i~ler, G. W. Clurico, Rnbert Clllhoon, P. S. Darnes, A. T. Damrell, James 'V. Dooly,. James E. 'l>rllne, H.. C. Grady, D. H. GillR.spy, Joshua Gentry, Leonard Hesil, R~v. John 'V. H:linl;. Hellry Johnson, R. J. Johnson, Milas Johnson, Forrester Johnson, John B. Herno(\n, H. B. Leach. L. \V. Netherlluid. G: W. Martin, B. C. Pollard, John D. Poage, Uriel R(lU~e, Dr. Wm. R._ Roa.ds, P. A. Sll.llin~, Silas Tanner, Rev. John M. Tl'a.vis, Milson Wilk~rson, Rev ••Tohn F. Young, Charles Yeaky.
Initiated, 6; passed, 7 ; raised, 5 j Past Mllsters, 2 : dimitled, 2 ; rejected, 2.
WY ACONDA LODGE, No. 2-1-38
:ME~lBERS.
Olo·}"ICERS.
J. H. PENDEGRASS. VV. M. 'V. J. 'VRIGHT, J. W. G. W. CONNELL. Sec'y. JOHN' ALBERTY, J. D.
J. ~f. COOPER, S. W. W. S. BOHON, Treas. G. C. ME~ILL, S. D. A. C. W ALT)IAN, T.r1er.
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.lIfell1bers---John Alberty, 'V. S. Bobon, T. B. Bohon, J. T. Bohon, E. T. Bohon, Wm. Bohon, F. Ihrtlett, B. B~ffY, ,Yo G. Brown, ·W. ~L Cooper, G. Connell, J. L. Fisher, R. Glore, S. Glore, J. T. Hlltton, Geo. Holt, J. ,Y. Hender!!on, J. T. Johnston, G. C. norrHI, John Morton, S. N. }\[llfshalJ, Har",y :Music, J. J. 01 ange, J. H. P3ndcgrass, J. D. Pierce, T. Ricbardson, C. H. Stcven!', T. E. Shepherd, J. H. Talbot, J. S. Vanne$t, A. C. 'VflltTJlan, J. R. 'Villillms, 'Vill. J. 'Yright, J. W. Hagood, T. Coulson, S. G. Simmofi!!, G. A. :Mayberry, J. H. ~uddetb, L. Aveny. Initiated {) ; passed, 8; raised, 7; Past ~1ll.slers, 5; dimitted, (); admitted, 1 : rejected, 1 ; !uspended, 4 ; ~xpelled, 1.
,V.
n.
NAPHTALI LODGE, No~ 25-84
lIlBIB:ERs.
OFF!l ERS.
CHARLES LJl;VY, W. M. ABRAHA)I KRAMER, J. 'V. l!. ~IANJ) LE, Sec'y. RY. W. BLANKE, J. D.
·W)!. B. P A"RKER, S. 'V. JNO. A. GILFILLAN, TrellS.
D. F. KABlE, S. D.
.
TE'S HARRIS, T,yler.
lIf<:mbi:l's-St\muel Gi\ty, By. 'fhoraburg, 'V ill. I.. unn, Jt\mes Collin!, Jus. H. )Id.... IllO, Chl\rlcs Lo\'Y, Jame~ Givens, Jessee.Arnotl,.A. R )lcKuir, Juo. R. Ihrrett, Chwk Hooper, }'indley Robb, JOi;. A. Felpll-, Jas. G. D:ury, L~wis L. L. Alltm, Jno. A. Gilfillan, J. B. MeKllllops, Jackson Ivel's, John F. Thornton, Timothv A. Pl\kard, James 'V.l'anner, 'Vm. P: :Uight, Henry A. John30n, Pl'ice 'Wllggoner, A. B. 'Vo)ft~ :so It Strauss, 'Cook Talcott, J. G. "~hite, John Y., Dozier, Th's C. Bolton, J.as. H. )lcCord, 'Yilliam Einetein, F. B. Howe, TiIOS. C. Noxen, J. L. Keall, Bagh ReiJ, "William Rooel'ts, 'Ym. R. Hill, 'William )[ufsbull, Isidore Turk, T. G~ C. Davis, C. Shafler, Thos. Akermnnn, John A. Graver, )1. Lanp;sdorf, Frnllk Sturin, 'YIn. H. Curtis, Nllth'l F. Hickman, .Joseph· ,\V:lrren, Freeman J..ittle, Abraham Kmmer, Dt\niel Bonig, John C. Dubllqlll.l, eh'l! Perrine, 'Vro. B. Parlu~r, John )1. Collins, D. F. Kaime, :;\1. Kauellonch" ,rm. L. Robinson, John }I. Farnham, A. Stille, Simon P'rsh, JI/Illl F.lil\rbi'nson, ,Yro. 'V. 'WilsQn, n. F. YaTlcourt,){. )!:tndl(', Samuel Ptlmbel'tby, H. N. )hnor, John Rne, AJolph Samuels, By. 'V. Blanke, Chs. A. ~1tl.ntz, Tbs. H. Burrago, Hy. C. Pococke, J. 'Yo )Ic)Iurray, Richard Conwell, R.' Oettinger, ,Yo E. Bacon, Eugene Fribourg, Hy. Kahn, J. iI. Livingston, M, J. Steinberg, Da.vid Levy, Roes J. ~Iorglln. Initiated, 5; passed, 13; raised, 6; Grand I\nd P. G. )[aster, 1; Ptll!t )!asters, 4; dimitted, i); admitted, 2-; died, 2; rejected. 2.
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APPENDIX.
MEXICO LODGE, No. 26-54
MEMBERS.
OFFiCK~.
S. M. EDWARDS, W. M. J.W. JAS. CARROLL, See'y.
W. WHITE, J. D.
JNO. JNO. JAS. GEO.
GORDON, S. 'V. HALEY, Treas. GILLIAM, S. D. P. BURROP, T.ylcr.
Members-S.lli. Edwards, Jno. Gordon, Jas. Uarroll, Geo. P. Burhop, Paul Abat, Jas. A. Brown, R. R. Baldwin, Jas. O. Boone, S. Baraclo" Geo. Cardwell, Jno. Coil, L. Carter, Wm. A. Davis, M. Y. Duncan, H. E:>tes, Edward P. French, Edward J. Gibbs, Robert Gibbs, Jas. Garrett, Jas. N. Gilliam, Jas. Harrison, Chas. Holliday, Jehue Johnson, Jno. Kelly, Roht. Kernahan, N. Lackland, W. Lec, .To~eph Luckie, Neil ~fcSwam, John W. McKee, M. J.IcIlhany, Elya }'lcDonald, Joseph Otl'at, Richmond Pearson, James Proctor. J. S. Potts, C. C; Ricketts, T. Reed, E. Rose, Jas. l\f. Simms, Roht. Sinclair, 'V. M. Simms, Thos. Staple~, D. 'V. Summer, Jas. Sul~ linger, 'V. White, J. P. Weller, S. P. Willit'lms, S. Watson, C. P. 'Vade, D. McClure, S. CI!\rk. Initiated, 9 j passed, ;') j raised, 6; Past ::M~ters, 5; dimitted, 8; admitted, 4 ; .rejected, 6.
EVERGR}~EN
LODGE, No. 27-33
:MEMUER8.
O}<"FICERS.
DAVID )IcKINNEY, W. M. JESSE JOHNSON, J. W. CHAS. GODEJOHN, Sec'y. J. G. BOWEN, J. D.
JAS. THOMAS, S. W.
J. M. LANE, Treas. C. K. GREENSTREET, S. n. ~RENIAS THOMAS, Tyler.
.JI.fembera---Syl. C. Griswold, D. McKinney, Jas. Thomas, PheniM Thomas, Je~8e Johnson, J. }f: Lane, Chas. God('john, C. K. Gree!1str~et, J. G. Bowen, J. N. Arnest, D. J. Baily, Lllngden Caldwell, Jesse T. Coopel, A. M. Childs, Silas Contl)', J. T. Connally, Squire Fitzgerald, Geo. 路W. Fitzgerald, J. A. Hall, S. P. Jones, A. Krumsick, Z. 1rlurphy, J. W. )liller, Amos Maupin, James T. TIoark, H. J. Stubelfield, R. T. Sn\lem, 'Villiam B. Eidges, W. H. Fitzgerald, J. M. Barton, W. T. Thurman, W. T. Bramell, Jas. G. McCan.
i:. /
Initiated, 23j passed, 13j raIsed, 12; !>Ils( Master, 1; dimitted, '3; admitted, rejected; 6.
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ST. JOHN'S LODGE, No.
~8-103 MEM"8ERS.
OFFICERS.
~TAMES:M:cDANIEL,
W. If. JOSEPH E. STREETER, S. W. NOR:\IAN YOUNG, J. W. JACOB HARRIS, Treas. 'V~L ORSON FLAVELL, Sec'y. JOHN G. FOSS, S. D. GEORGE ~IUNCKTON, J. D. 'V}I. R. KIDD, 'r~ lor. JAMES CLElIENT, Stew'd. SA~IUEL A. OLIVER, Stew'd.
Membc1's---Joseph C. Bower, 'Vm. R. Kidd, John L. Lacy, John }Iorris, William Shoat, James S. Brittin~ham, Jllmes)I. }forris, Joel H. Hl\rris, Will. C. Mtls()n, Charles 'V. Mills, William Elliott, Jeremiah Yancy, 'Vm. A. Wilson, JameF. E. 'Varnt:l', Thomas Priest, James Philips, O. N. Cutter, Robert Mal'tin, Washington L. Yous~, P~ttlr B. Groat, George 'Mitchtlll, August Laporte, Addison Clark, ROj"1l1 P. Cobb, Benry C. Whitin~, John Armstrong, Henry 'V. Farley, Geor~e D. Hamill, J'amesl\IcDll.niel, Morri~ Pdnce, Charles Langton, James C. Thompson, George Allen, Frank J. RicE', Lewis 'V.l'unch, George W. Starrs, Jacob Rarris, F. lI. Reynolds, O. A. Elliott, E. T. Harrill, Thomas LeE', John Jltckson, Joseph E. Streeter, JOiloph B.~chrach, Hurold Tyndale, John J. A. Webb, Thos. Boniface, . John A. Conley, H. W. Crosby, Leonard Finlay, B. Slevens, Thos. Johnson, D. Hllrtkoff, W. T. Verdin, F. P. )I{:Cannich, S. B. lIcPheetors, Thomas Klrly, S. G. 'Villillms, Charles Dallkmyer, George C. Dunahower, John Lees, John G. Foss, John W. Hayward, Spencer C. Tilbe, John L. Bill, James Clement, Samuel T. Trash, Harman J. Tisdllle, EJ. B. Gibbll, Alex. 'V. Grisl1'old, Gabriel M. Kcightlcy, Alonzo E. SllllW, 1"rank R. Lockling, George E. Benedict, Hornce Aiexander,'Vm. Orson Flavell, Gustl\\'us Harril', Christian Rannenberg, B.lrnet Fl·llzce. John Yolk, George W. Perry, Norman Young, George l\!unckton, Thoi'. J(cDcl'mott, Gartin H. McKey, )hthew :Murphy, Henry W. ~I,'Cartncy, D. G. Farwell, L, H. Carter, 'Vm. T. League, Henry Tilbe, B. F. Durt:{l\n, Oscar Pindell, T. R. Chapman, Jas. C(l(lper, John Maurer, .John )II~Cartne.r. S. A. Olivcr, Jl\S. H. Cttllahun. ",V. H. Colleth, )1. J. Burt, S. E. Hall, G. H. H .• nstock. Initiated, ;): p1l8sed, 10; raised, 9; Past )IasLers, 2; admitted, 7; died, '3; rejectoc', 8.
"r.
H[]S'TSVILLE LODGE, No. 30---30
"T.
A. J. FERGFSOX, 1\1. T. D. BOGIE, J. " •. JOHN R. HFLL. Sec·y. JAMES BCRTOX, J. D.
}hMBERS.
OJo'lI'lCEH8.
JESSE )IATHE"·S, S, 'V. GEOR(;E T. (;REEX, Treas. .J. C. ~HA. EFER, S. D. J. )1. B~\.KER, T,)"l~r.
144
. APPENDIX.
1I1cmbe1's---James D. Head, A. G. Lea, John W. Garsbwiler, John R. Oliver, Geo. H. Burckhart, Henderson Smith, G. T. Ridings, J. R. Alexander, C. J. """il1iams, John W. Henderson, Tho!!. Mathis, H. M. Green, E .•T. Lampton, 'Vm. Butler, John G. McCampboll, Geo. W. Chapman, H. l\I. Porter, Wm. S. Chri!ltinn, N. G. Matlock, James M. Burton, Ja~. E. Rucker, F. )1. 8tl\rk, F. H. Rucker, Thomas Humphreys. Initiated, I); passed, 4; raised, 4; Past Master8 6; dimittcd, 8; admitted, 1; rejected, 1 j 8usrended, 4.
LIBERTY LODGE, No. 31·--64
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
JESSE E. BRYANT, W. M. NAPOLEON B. BUSH, J. W. DE WITT C. ALLEN, Sec'y. JOHN S. REARDEN, J. D.
W:\!. W. DOUGHERTY, S. W. WILLIAM F. GORDON, Treas. EDWARD J. OWEN, S. D. JAMES J. ARMSTRONG, T)'l~r.
ll[~mbers-·-DarroIR J. Adkins, Lawrence J. B'ayer, Marcellus H. Bartlett, Lewis L. Bennett, Aloxander J. Calhoun, Malry Care, Gabriel Cllthcart, W. W. Cartwright, Thomas S. Dabney, John W. Drew, Joha Edwards', 'Vi1liam )I. Ferguson, Ratclifte Fisher, Bartley Estes, James H. Ford, Jacob R. Funk, Peter B. Grant, Ellison Higbee, Francis :U. Hutchison, 'Villiam A. Hall, LaflL~'ette Grimes, Henry C. Gant, James A. Gillespie, Samuel lll1rdwick, John M. Hogan, Duncan D. Gant, William G. Garth, Thomas .1. Hliwkins~ Alvan Lightburne, John S. Lightburne, ·Garrard Long, Mayberry }Iitchell, Patrick Lyons, Leonidas W. Leavell, James E. Lincoln, DlI.vid D. lIiller, Lafayette, Munkres, Hermann W. Leopold, Frederick Mtltfert, James H.l\Ios8, William T. Osborne, Charles N. Pa1ma, 'Villiam Po~ue, Robert S. Rearden, Stephen R. Shra.der, Henry L. Routt, Thomas Sublette, William E. Rhea, Samuel B. Simmons, John I... Steadman, John ",V. Ringo, Charles S. Ringo, James T. V. Thompson, Andrew 'V. Tracey, 'Villillm T. Wright, Aridrew J. Wilson. Initiated, i; pasl;ed, 3; raiEed, 4; Pllst Masters, l) j dimitted, 4; admitted, 8; JieJ, ~ ; rejecteJ, 5 j expelled,!.
LAFAYETTE LODGE, No. 32---24
MXMDXRS.
8Flo'ICERS.
S. F. CCRRIE, W. M. TIlOS. ADAMSON, J. W. ",V. P. BOULWARE, See'y. E. VANGUILDER, J. D.
CHAS. B. SCOTT, S. W. FREDERICK ZEILER, Treas. J. A. PRICE, S. D.' wn~LIAM PHIFER, Tyler.
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APPENDIX.
l+fembers---S. G. Wentworth, Joseph D. Smith, Gill Eve Belles, Mose! G. Leib~ich,
Thomas M. Bncket., James Mussatti, Theodore Goswisch, John R. Runnion, James E. T~el, 'William Meredith, James B. Miller, James Hall, Benjamin Marshall. Initiated, 9; passed, 3; raised, 3; dimitted, 3; admitted, 2; G. lind P. G. Muter, 1; D. G. and P. D. G. Master, 1; Past MlI.sters, 3.
RALLS LODGE, No. 33---50
MEMDERS.
OFFICERS.
JOHN RALLS, W. M. GEO. 'Yo PAYNE, .T. W. JEI{E:~nAH ROSE, Sec'y. J A~IES )L .M:r\ SON, J. D. HENR Y l!. KING, Chaplain.
w.
SAMUEL GUTTERY, ~. JOHN C. BRIGGS, Treas. JOHN P. FORE)IAN, S. D. JOHN R. WHITE, Tyler.
Members---James Fleming, Henry C. Shulse, William Y. Ely, David Clark, James "W. Emison, Jno. T. Emison, Wm. Briscoe, Nathan A. Foster, l\Ii1ton A. Johmon, A. V. Beavers, John D. Bl'iggs, 'Ym. H. Hays, Andrew J. Rece .Tas. B. Brashear, Otho B. Hicklin, Moses S. Jewell, Thos. J. Doke, Sr., Thos. J. Doke, Jr., Geo. E. Frazier, James Nutt, S. l\f. Lapsley, 1tf. M. Smith, James W. Ralls, Wm. C. Brown, Edwin Millon, John Philips, Isaac Ely, Thos. l\I. Alexander, Tho. Q. Bullock, A. L. Liter, James Ross, John A. Leach, John F. Rece, W. C. Splawn, S. T. McGrew, John A. Ely, R. A. Mayhall, R. S. Red(1ish, J. B. Vardeman, 'V. H. Pouge, C. R. Coontz. Initiated, If;; passed, 17; raised, 9; Grand and P. G. Master, 1; PRSt Masters, 2; dimitted, IG; admitted, 3; died, 1; rejected, 6.
MERCER LODGE, No. 35---62
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
B. ji~. CORN"\VELL, "\V.1tL J. S. NORDYKE, J. '\V. GEO. T. PRICHARD, Sec'y_ J. N. TRUNX, J. D.
S. H. PERRY)fAN, S. 路W. ISRAEL PATTON, Treas. JOHN WOOD"\VARD, S. D. E. McGREENLEE, T.r1er.
.M cmbers---James "\V. Alfrey, Stephen G. Anderson, John E. Burton, Squire Ballew, Jmeph Brown, "\Vm. B. Ballew, James Burrows, Joseph Burrows, Edgar Blach ley, Ezekiel Conklin, Samuel Chestnut, Laban Curtis, Jonas J. Clark, James C. Coon, M. F. Clark, John R. Davis, David K
1-16
APPENDIX.
Eberhart, Wm. C. Frazee, P. P. Hamilton, \Ym. H. Herriman, Emory Hickman, John C. Harper, Wm. C: Ham, Vincent :M. Harper, :Martin ){oss, Abial Miles, J. F. Meek, Charles B. l\fcAfee, Conrad Mooter, F. R. Miller, Samuel McAtee, Eli McAtee, James Norcross, Jas. R. Nordyke, Elisha Puett, Enos Pickens, ",Vm. B. Roger!:', Huston It. Ray, Ebenezer Stebbins, George W. Smith, Lewis R. Twedell, Anthony Vander1,ool, Chesley Woodward, E. R. ·Wilcox. Initiated, 10 j pa.ssed, 6 j raised, «,), Past Masters, 2 j dimitted, 4; admitted, 1: died, 3; rejected, 8; expelled, L
• COOPER LODGE, No. 36---27 l\h~mERSI OFFIOERS.
W)L DOUG LASS, W. M. A. W. SIMPSON J. W. M. }{cCOY, Sec). R. F. O'BRIEN, J. D.
W)!. HARLEY, S. 'V. J. 'V. HARPER, Treas. H. C. GIBSON, S. D. 'V.M. RA YL,
T~·ler.
Members--B. C. Clark, A. Keucklehan, C. Kiel, Wm. :McClanaban, Jesse 'McFarland, E. N. McFarla.nd, Dr. F. ",V. G. Thomas, Dr. H. A. Tompkins, R. 'Yaidson, C. :111. Stebbins, T. Y, Hickcox, James Thompson, W. D. Wear, Rev. X. X. Buckner, J. L. Stephens, G. L. Morse, Jll.cob Berger, J. W. Brand, N. Sutherland. Initiated, 4; passed, G; raised, 4; dimitted, 6; admitted, 2; died, 1 ; SU8pendtld,6.
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, No.. 40---33
~hMDERSI
OFFICERS.
L. W. MITCHELL, W. M. J. M. TEEL, J. W. T. HA YW ARD, Sec'y. A. SINCLAIR, J. D.
E. C. CARINGTON, S. W. T. E. 'WRIGHT, Treas. J. W. JOHNSON, S. D. W. STEIN, Tyler.
Members---R. C. Mitchell, D. C.1Yludge, Gustavus Huffman, N. J. Bungle, W. Patrick, W. A. Shand, N. Hatch, J. M. W;"ods, Thos. M~rshRI1, Jos. Brooks, H. H. Collins, B. R. Bonner, Steven Cummin@, P. R. Black, W. Fisher, G. W. Fullton, E. Downham, Jos. Crane, H. 1ft. Sprn~uc, T. A. Hartman, Geo. Lanitz, S. P. Ives,· E. ",V. Kytes, Jno. Kentner, T. W. Juneman, Henry Porter, W. H. Block.
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APPENDIX.
Initiated·, 8; passed, 6; raised; 5; Pnst )fasters, 2; dimitted, 2 j di-ed, 2; rejected, 1; suspended, 2.
JEFFEn.SON LODGE. No. 43---46
}IE~IDJmS,
ornCEltS.
W)1. E. DUNSCO;\IB, 'V. l\I. S. W. COX: J. W. H. 'V. tONG. See'y. 'V~I.lL DEAN, J. D.
S. YETSnrRG, So ·W.
J. T. ROGER8, Trclls. J. E. CAnTER H. n. TH08. GUEEX'VAY, Tyler.
.i1femlw's---'Vm. C. Young, ",v'll. E. Dunscomb, TilOS.)1. 'Vinston, T. \V. Cloncy, Henry Burger, J. B, )1(' Hpnry, G. A. IJttl'sons, J ..J. Dc I.J!\hay, John Bauer, Juliltn Lepage, J. T. Rogers, ''';m.Gordon, Geot'ge ~rltilan, J. S. Fleming, .fames Ambrose, C. J. Curwin, J. B. )[cKenzie, .T05. '\'". 'Y;dlace, 8. D. Campbell, A. P. Richardson. George 'V',Yntt, Hy. ,Yo L(ln~ J:\mes H. Dennett, Jonathan Grim~hn.w,)LM. Fle,;;h,)L OlJermaycr.::;;. \\", Cox, Hy. Umstel\d, ",Vm. Vogdt, Thos B. Riggins: S. Vetsbl\l'~. Salll!,le Orr, \Vm. l\t. Dean, James E. Cal'ler, Jacob Sprout. A. ::\I. l\rcD~}JI:lId. John Fl'iu!\y, Rollin Xicho!s, Rnndo!\,h 13rcwstel', E. H. lll.ltehimoll, Philip Constl\m. J. C. })owl~illg, Geo. T. ·White. :\tcDanlel Dorriss, R. :\f. 'Vin!:lton. N. Grie,~h'}lllll1er. Initiated, 18; pa,,~cd, 11: raised 10; Past )fastera, 3; dimitteJ, 3; a.dmitted; 4; died, 1; rttie/~ted, 4;
oFnCl:I:~,
A. n. BARBRE. W.)1. 'V)l. T. 1". ImXKY, J. W', HEXRY T. :MU])J), Sec'y. JOHX 13. GE~AIL, J. D.
Y INCEX'r TIRN'DERSOX, S.
.1A)[E::; H. IL\J.... L,
'\r.
Trea~.
llTGO D..L\COBr, S. D. Cil1USTuPHER COCKTIILTJ. T,\ lef.
.2\lcmbers-·- \ViIlillll1 Angell, " .... "\ lc\ :uhlcJ', FJ'clierick Albright, Peter 1If. Brown, Anl'OIl Bullard, Ander~t)IlRI\\·lL'~.T!IO~. Byrne, 'Ym. S. Chllnn, John Clayton. Henry n. Duvall. Fl'c,h'rit I, ,f. ])"llg'la~", A .•1. DClln~. Th,),.. n. Ennis \Vrn. 'Yo R Gl~lIn ••fa!'. ii. ILll.jl'., ,J"hn:-:on HlIl'l'lson, Rt,bt. B. H:lI'\Vood, )III!'(';, Hcndcr"oll, Nathan )1. H;lJ'(lilH.{ ••las. N. Hollowuy, :\Ial'k Lyon. Jo"eph 'V. J.JC\\'i,., ·\V. T. )[~·C!lt('Ili:Il. A.•r. Noble, Jvhn Shotwell, J. N. 'V. Spl'ingcr, \"111. Stctherll, S;~li1'l T. V:lJh!O\,Cl', 'John D. ""oody, 'Vm. C. 'Vdliams, L:\l'kin \Villiu(Jls.
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APPENDIX.
Initiatod, 12; passed, 8; raised, 10; .Past :Masters, 5; dimitteti, 2; admitted, 2 ; died, 2; rejected, 2.
FULTON LODGE, No. 48---73
l!EMBERS.
OFFICERS.
ACHILLES WILKERSON, W.l\1. THOS. B. NESBIT, J. 'V. GEORGE McINTiRE, Sec'y. ROBT. S. )!OSELY, J. D.
JOSHUA E"WI~G, S. W. JOSE;PH DREPS, T,'eas. W. W. TUTTLE, S. D. MORGAN :McINTIRE, Tyler.
M~mbe.r,~---DanielNolley, John R. Craghead, John 'V. Martin, Wm. H. Bailey, J. W. Boulware, Frederick Spanhurst J Sam'l H. Berry, n. S. Bigbee, Hugh J. Roberts, Chas. H. Hardin, C. J. Gibb8, JamE:s G. Robcrt~, A. W. Dicker50n, S~lm'l N. Guthrie, Edward 'Voo~h~on, 'Vm. E. Robert~~ E. N. Lovelace, Solomon H. Th0ma5~ Geor~e Steck, John Carrington, Zadok Hook, Thos. H. Beeding, Sam'l 'Vatson, Junius Robertson, Geo. F. Burdett, "'''illiam Cl\rrington, David L. 'Vhaley, Robt. S. Bagby, Th05. D. BowIe!', H. S. Turner, 'rhoml\s Bedsworth, J. O. Cragho~d, Jllmes H. Bryson, John A. Crllghead, 'VilJiilm Betz, 'VIl1. S. Au<:tin, George A. )I.>ore, James Atkinson, LOlli~ Ruhle, James J. Nichols, Francis H. Nl.Jal, )1ark A. Craighead, Le!!rnndc Ratikin, .Tohn 'V. Craghen.d, Hiram,A:ui!', _ c, \ "m. S. )[aYf TiIOS, .J. Ficklin, John A. Hockiday, Chi\s. {\ Mp0re, Abraham Kampinsk}', .John A. Flood, E. T. ~bnche~ter, Robt. C. Gihb~, L. n. FulJiloye, Thornton C. Farrow, .John 'Waller, 'Vm. B. 8tone, Hllrvey C. Allen, SlIm'l L, DcJman, ,V, A. n. Craghead, Ad(li!';on L. nl)bill~C'I1, Jame" H.echell haugh, A. V. Sdwnck, Tho:=-. L. Burditt, N'l\thnn Konns. Initiated, 11; passell, \); rai"l~tl, 11; Pa;:t }hsters, lh dimttted, 10; ad:JJittcd, ~ ; died, 6; rt::jected, 10 j suspendt:l1, 1~. ~
ITA Y~ESVILL}: LODGE. Xo. ·1~---11 )'InlB~R8; OFFWKRS,
C.)L f-DllTR W.)1. .J~(). Q. CTIAY.KNS, J. ",Y. •1.\S. 'V. EVANS, Sec'y. TA YL<JR rrULI~, .Jr., J. D. M'·i/~bl!i..~---H. ~r.
D .D~ )[ARKS, S. W. JAS. II. BERNARD, Trens. C. II. :K ELSE Y, 13. 1>• "\Y)1. I"). GANT, Tyler.
B. Hamilton C. II. Kcli'ey, .J no. R. Grecn, Jas. Hulin, C. SlI1itG, 8. Scantlin, D. D. )!ar1{S, 'Vm. J. Gant. Taylor liuJin, Jr., A.
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APPENDIX.
B. 1t{obley, Josiah Morrow, Jacob Hll.rmkl.n, John Q. Cravens, Wm. C. Kingcade, Jno. A. P(\6ey, Alex. Henderson, J. 'V. Evans. Iuitiated, [) j p&&sed, 8 j raised, 2 j Past MIl@ters, 2.
WESTON LODGE, No. 53··-108
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
B. F. NEWHOUSE, W. Y. D. D. BURNES, J. W. E. G. HERIOT, Sec'y. WILLIAM SAEUR, J. D.
A. G. KELLER, S. W . •JERE~fIAH WOODS, Treas. T. C. MAGERS, S. D. H. SCRLOI:;SNER, Tyler.
]fembers--J. R. Ault, G. W. Belt, J. N. Burn~, Henry Basye, C. rleechler, Le\'i Brashear, W. T. Barbee, M. Bowma.n, J. D. Barbee, Je~se Brashoar, Berry Bonifant, Wm. Benedict, P. M. Backman, W. S. Brig~s, F. Burnes, H. Colema.n, B. W. Calvert, Lewis Calvert, E. W. Crittonden, J. D. Ooleman, A. Devin, J. Dougherty, Rev. L. R. Downing, ·W. )L English, J. J. Finle.r, Abel Gilbert, Geo. Gabbert, O. Guenther, J. Goldstein, Wm. Gabbert, S. M. Guthrie, E. Gumbert, W. A. Guthrio, J. T. Gedultig, D. Holliday, L. Hudson, J. W. Ha.rdesty, J. R. Rull, J. D. Harper, T.;T. Harper, F. E. Hieway, Conrad Halter, H. H. Hedges, W. Jackson, C. W. Kitchen, D. Kitchen, Jac.ob Keller, Geo. Leckanly, L. M. Laws·on, F. H. Lewh. Thos. Leonard, Wm. Miller, S. P. McCurdy, Abram Moore, T. A. lIiller, H. McFarland, J. L. Moore, J. E. R. Millar, Jno. McConnell, S. H. Masterson, Jacob MettEer, W. J. :McCarthy, John Martin. A. J. :McFarland, Wm. Magers, W. O. 1tlcFarland, E. J. Miller, W. G. Noble. W. A. Newman, E. Norton, E.Ohlhousen, Elmir Otis, D. V. Tll.rrott, J. H. Pitts, L. Pritchard, J. S. Plummer, W. T. Perrin, D. Quinn, Barney Ruff, L. R. Ringo, L. W. Ringo, Joseph Roe, E.Roberts, N. I:;earcy, G. W. Smoot, W. P. I:;anders, F .. Stubenrl\uch, Wm. :Stahle, C. H. Shapley, John Trollman, D. P. Wallingford, J. B. Wright, W. T. Woods, J. F. Wisely, J. W. Williams, B. G. Winzer, J. W. Wells, H. J. Wolf, L. E. Wells, J. S. Woods. Initiated, 16 ;paseed, 14; raised, 13; Past Masters, 10 j dimitted, 7; &dmit.ted, 3; died, 1; rejected, 7.
DOUGLASS LODGE, No. 64---18 MEMBERS. OFFIClCRS.
A. B. LOGAN, W. M. JOS. TIOE, J. W.
A. POWELL, S. W. JOHN PATTON, Treas.
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APPENDIX.
CRAS. WILSON, See'y. N .. X. BRYAN, J. D.
S. R. Jf)~ES. S·:D. H. ~CIf.ULZE, Ty ler.
4-.
ltfembI'.1"8-·· W. L. Burges~, J. T. Murphy, S. Bryan,C. Hor~t~an, J. D. W a l l e r . ' ~ ... ,'.
Initiated, 1; passed, 2; raised, 2; Past Master, 1; dimitted, 2; rejected, 2.
.\RROW ROOK LODGE, No. 65-32
MEMBERS. ~>:·"'·~·7~-~ •.
H. S. MILLS, W. If. PERRY CHUSE, J. W. H. C. MILLER. Sec'y. L. D. LINDSEY, J. D.
H. S. WILLHELM. S:W: B. T. THOMPSON. Tress.C. Q. LEWIS, S. D. D. B. WOOD, Tyler.
Members---T. L. Williams, N. T. A1li;;on, B. Brown, J. H. Bowers, T. W. B. Cru;::e, H. D. Doak, B. Huston, R. C. Harrison, M. B. Harrison, M. W. HI\l1, S. G. Herron, Henry Neff, O. F. Potter, W. M. Rucker, W. B. Staples, J. A. Trigg, G. W. Wallace, William Price, T. L·. Tureman, J. D. Murphy, J. W. Petty, R. S. Nowlin, H. B. Redman, John S. Nowlin. Il}jtiated, 4; Pas&OO D. D. G. Master, l'j Pilst Masters, 5 ; dimitted, 4'; died, 1.
PLATTE LODGE, No. 56-44
MEMBtRS.
O}· ...· ICERS.
E. O. SA YJ,E, W. M. F. )1. JOHNSON, J. W. G. W. ~MITH, See'y. N. D. SHORT, J. D.
C. M BOYED. S. W. G. L. MOAD. Treas. E. C. COCKRILL; S. D. J. BURY, Tyler.
Membe1'8---Jesee Miller. Wm.· M. Paxton, Nicholas Hope, Rob. P. Munk, John SWllney. Henry Debard, Wm. Lewis, Preston Sympson, Philip Lutes, Johnson Hughes, John E. Brook~, James E. Frost, Thos. Flannery, A. T. Guthrie, Jo~eph McDaniel, Wm. K. Bryant, W. L. Woolfolk, S. P. Runington, M. R. Johnston, Granville Brightwell, W. B. Smith, U. M. Cochfl\O, Alexander Smith, Asa L. Smith, Rav. A. B. Jones, Clinton Cockrill, ~o. Elley, W. H. Feil<t, Jeff. Parke, Ware S. Cary, Wm. S. Kimsey, Tho!. R. Dafwal, Jep~ha Yates. Passed, 1; I ..iaed, 2; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 5; admit-ted, 1; reject$d, 1.
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APPENDIX.
RICHMOND LODGE, No, 57-66 MEMBERS. OFFICERS. THOMASG.BALLAR~W.M.
DAVID D. BULLOCK, J. W. W}I. D. RICE, Sec'y. SAMUEL SIMMONS, J. D•
JAMES A. DAVIS, S. W. JOHN KELSEY, Treas. DAVID H. QUE~ENBERRY, S. D. v. P. BERNARD, Tyler.
.ftfembers---John B. Shaw, Humphrey J. Comer, D. H. Quesenberry, Willia.m H. Russell. John G. Ballard, David Snowden, Adam K Reyburn, C. F. Garner, D. P. Whitmer, John S. Barbee. Roht. A Elliott. )Itluthano Brown, F. R Mattox, G. W, Stennett, Roht. F. Good, Sam'l L McCuistion, Geo. W. BuchanAn, E. D. CRrson, C. A. Watkins. W~. M. Jacobs, Jas. D. Tl\ylor, E. D. Ball, Thos. H. Bay1i!ls, R F. A!'bury, F G. Miller, W. A. Donald;on, M. C Jacob~, .Tas. B. Turner, W. C. Hamilton. M. C. Nuckols, J. L. M'lrshtdl, ThOll. A. Duval, ThOll. J. Bates, ThOll. E.R. Ewing, Isaac Duval, G. W. Dunn, }!. F.l\IcDonald, A. A. Brice, H. C. t:;.arner, Anderson Clark, JaB. T. Pettus, John B. Stltrkey, James W. JJigl{ett. R. B. Rice, J. C. C. Davis. R. S. Tbompson, Jno. HamIlton, Gabriel Vtmbebber, Adam EbV, Jacob 'Vright, A. W. ::>ettte. Geo. Sanderson, William Mt\~iJl, JOg. N. Pattus, Woo. Berry, Wm. McCuistion, Thos. J. Bohannon, M. H. Allison•.
Initiated, 14; passed, 1; raised, 20; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 1; ad-. mitred, 4; died, 4; rejected, 6.
·MONTICELLO LODGE, No. 58---71
MEMBERS.
OFFICEBS.
HOARD ROBERTS, W. M. N. R WALTERS,'J. W. C. W. RASH. S"c'y. L. W. AMMERMAN, J. D.
JOHN H. LEEPER, S. W. R. S. BRi SCOE, Treas. JOHN C. ANDERSON, S. D. WARREN HILL, Tyler.
Ivfembers--·J. C. Anderson, L. W. Ammerman, J. C. Ammerman, Wm. M. Allen, W. G. Allen. J. R. Asbury. R. L. Adams, R. K. Baker, JaB. H. Burch, W. W. Beutty. R. S. Briscoe,. )1. E. Briscoe. J. W. Barrett, John P. Caldwell, W. Y. Ualdwell, W. J. Cox, C. R. Diver, W. Ellis, L. S. Eads. Eli Finley, Wm. Ford, R. D. Ge'l'man, J. R. Glave~, Wm. M. Glaves, D. S. Hamilton, W. N. Hope, Peter Hayman, JaB. M. Holt, Warren Hill, Ed~ar Haycraft, L. M. Humsten. J. H. Huney, Thos. M. Howard, Banj. HIl\'den, John M. James, J. R. LilIard,J. M. Lillard, John T. Legg, Jessie Laswell, John H. Leeper, J. H. La Rue, John Marts, C. R. MaGee, J.
152
APPENDIX.
M. Miller, Dan'l Mosier, Jas. D. McCan, Wm. L. Mack, T. L. MaGee, D. W. -Overton, John B Reddish, J. D. Ruines, C. W. Rash, David Reagan, Hoard Roberts, W. H. Risk, J. T. Rish, Thos. Stowers. A. D. Sterrett, Jas. Stevenson, Chas. C. Stevenson, R. 'V. Stevenson, F. Smith, B. F. Tomp· kins, W. M. Travis, J. N. Turner, S. B. Turner, H. S. Turner, J. P. Tandy, O. Y. Taylor, W. G. Thompson, J. G. Wallace. Initiated, 24; passed, 23; raised, 17; Past Mnsters, 9; dimitf.ed, 9 i adittei, 5; diel, 1; rejected, 4.
LANCASTER LODGE, No. 59-3i MEMBERS. OFFICERS. W.M. JOSEPH DIREGO, J. W. J AllES PAYTON, Treas. JOHN DIREGO\ J. D.
S.W. J. O.•TEWETT, See'y. HENRY GRINSHAW, S. D. JOHN C. HARTMAN, Tyler.
No return of members. Initiated, 11; passed, 8; raised, 8 ; Past Master, 1 ; dimitted, 7 i admitted, 1; died, 4.
NEW BLOOMFIELD LODGE, No. 60-94 MEMBXRS. OFFICER3. C.W. SAMUEL, W. M. R. CROWELL, J. B. O. AU:STlN, See'y. FIELD Y. BUSH, J. D.
'V.
'V.
J. C. REYNOLDS. S. W. JAMES W. OVERTON, i'reas.. A. B. MAUPIN, S. D. JOS. W. CHANEY, Tyler.
Members-Jonas Dixon, George B. Hopkins, B. O. Austin, W~ ~r. Duly, John B. Adams, A. A. Kemper, Jal!. Gathwright, E. W. Hopkins, W. P. Claterbuck, R. E. Guthrie, A. Oliver, A. 1\.llen, J. M. Harrison, R. H. Crow,M. W. Gathwright, W. G. Turner, W. H. Sh,eklin, James Holt, R. G Tatum, A. J. Zumalt, Abner Bennett, H. S. Hubbard, J. M. Dougherty, N. B. Fergu'Jon, H. G. Carlton, Wm. Clardy. Wm. S. Williams, Abner Holt, Jeff. McMahan, Sam'l Mong, Joshua J.P.Johnson, JnmesH. Tuttle, John L. Claterbuek, Rev. Geo. W. Penn,W. H. Wilkerson, C. Harfin, G. D. King, R. M. Boyd. J. W. F. Corner. W. C. Bugbee, H. C. Oliver, Jllmes C. Reynolds, Alex. liord, F. M. Bush, A. B. Maupin, George N. Thomas, W. H. Reynolds, W. H. Frazier, Wm. Dyer, R. W. Crowell, Wm. B. Harrison, R. T. Nickols: George Dorris, John T. Ba~by, Irvan Ferguson,
153
APPENDIX.
B. F. Sheeley. Fred. Sanders, D. R. Bailey. Henrlerson Smith. John C. Longley, Sll,m'l L. Griffin, John 'V. Sh~eley, J:~mcs Dli\'i~. :Mathew K. Dll,vis, RoOt. A. Holt. John 'Vhite, ~athnn T. Kllnnon, Timothy Holt, James L. Samuel, 'William Parker.•John P. Reynolds, William ::ennclt, R. T. Dozier, "iillis D. Bennett. John B. Davis, .Jonathan C~"e, J. B. Caldwell, Thomas 'V. Farmer, 'Vm. Kemper. Isaac Ll\n~ley, "'illialll L. Kidwell, Perry L. Holt, N. G. Culdwell, G. 'V. "~i11~crson, William 0. Farmer, Jonathan Kemper. Initiated, 29 j passed, Ii; raised, Ii) j Past ~Iaster8, 6; dimiLted, 1, admitted, 1; rejected, 8.
PATTONSBURG LODGE, No. G5---52
::\fEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
W)I. EARL, W. )1. 1\[, HAl-mrS. J. W. HENH.Y RA)rEY, Sec·y. :MILTON ~lAHR, J. D.
J. J. EXYA RT. S. W. J. 'w. JfO\V ELL, Trells. JESSE BRIDGES. S. D. WILLIA)[ S)IlTH, Tyler.
lIIembcl's---'Villlum H. Brown, N. B. Brown, Benjamin Ramey, Ruben Schultz, J. D. Williams, A. P. 'Villiall1s, Wiilinm P~'le, Jas. n. )IcDani~l, David 'Y!ltson, Thomas Simes, Pt:ter Stapleton, Wm. n. Simes, G. 'V, Lee, n. H. Gralltham, John 'V. IIightre, H. ll. lle"t, J.)hn Yout:.:-cy, .John Grantham, Alfred Prindle, D. 'V. Hen.th, Thos. Sharpton. J. J. Thomp~on, FifJlttcn Cotfee, G. :;\1, Havill', Spotwood Thoma:>, 'Yillis Cooper, James )fartin, Jesse Groomer, Lot Cain, J. ,Yo Savugc, Henry Hoy, X. H. Lowr~y, Samuel Lowrey, John GlM~e, Kathiel Glllze, S. 'V. Chapman, ~:n:'l~cI'I'Y, T. 13. ~Illmon, Gauriel Fort, James Braden, James VlLnmecter, F. )1. Daniels. DIl\'id :Madkins, Thollll1s )Illdkins. Initil\ted. 18; I,as~cd, 17; raised, 11 j Past ~Il\sters, 2; dimitted, 3; admitted, U j rejected, 7 j su~pellJed, 1; expelled, 1.
J~I)lN
LODGE, No. GG---2S
)!E)IDlms.
OFFICEHS.
,y)[. "E. ,,~nEELER. \V. )1. AIL\11 ::\£1 1.L FR. J. ,V. GEO. \V. nUrl\.I~S. See'y. JO~EPII )10:3Bi, J. D.
TIHL'IAS H. BAKER, S. 'V. HUGH BE~~OX. Trens. C. B. CA LLr:-:ON. S. D. RllUNEH .TOIlXSON, Tyler.
15-1
A;·PENDIX.
I1Tl?mbers---Thomus F. R\ker, George L. BiLker, Jno. Vl. Blount, James ~f. Bcny, Jno. Brumole. B. B. DoclH\ Geo. Fechter, John ll'IOd, David Hopkins, Motl GIOUT, Wm. :M. Irvin, J. Kelly, John A. ~Iahon, Edwllrd )flll';:h, T. H. Nix, Hir~m Perkins, L. Hainey, J. II. Yaughan, Jo~eph E. Thornton. In ilitl.ted, 1i; passed, 7; raised, ()j Past :Mllsters, 8; ad mitted, 1; rejected, 1.
S. Berry, R.
ROCHEFORT LODGE. No. 67---36
MEMBERS.
OF}·IC~:RS.
·W. SCORER, ,Yo JL J. JL :l\fcKEE, J. 'V. H. TlDlY, Trell~. J. ~I. \VOOD, J. D.
S. G. NORRIS, S. W. H. W. CRlfW, See'y. J. Ii'. PUTT,'), S. D. H. F. WILLIAMS, Tyler.
Membc1's---F. Bentley, .1.llmcs Bradford, J. Bowman. J. T. Carson, A. Drnin, F. D. Evans. H. L. Forsyth, A. E. Gruhb, J. 1\£. limp, T. D. •Tnckmlln, J. B. Little. J. Long, W. W. Morgan, J. W. Harris, W. W. Norris, J. H. Petty, )1. Rurekhartt, T, 'V. Sampson, J. C. Smith, J. W, Roherts, .J. 1\1. Rowland, J. )1. Shock. H. P. White, 'V. H. Williamson, J. 'V. \Vll.llnce, J. B. Elliott..J. Walker, J. O. Todd. Initiated, 5; passed, 3 ; rl1ised, 2 ; admitted, 1.
ROANOKE LODGE. 1'0. 70-34
)!E~fnERs.
186:l. OFFIC~;P.S.
.J. n. nn:\DFORD, ,Y.)1. P. PHELPS, .r. ",V. 'V. V. 11,\ 1.1•. ~ec·'y. n. .J, MA~SFIEJ .. D, .J. D.
"T.
,V..J. FERG
P1;O~L
So
'V.
.J. H. P.\ T1'En~ON, Treas.
'V. K \V.-\I.DEN. S. D. H .•TA){ES, S. & T.
M/lnb~?·s-.T. Chomtnnt. 'V. )L\rqlli~, )L D. Ryle, D. H. O'llrine, S. Q. Cary. 'V. II. Dcnni!', R. .J. nll~hy, S. C. Davis. R. .I!tmo:;, A. BI'ldsher, .T. lIunc. II. M(:tcalf. T. GUIIIl, 'V. R Ber<·h, R O·BriIIO. 'V. James, \V. C. .Johnson, A. F. Denny, .J A )hthis j J.\V. Hobin!'011, 'V. O. Lamott, T. ]". Fl'istne, V{..J. 'VayJllnd .•las. R{Jl~n, S. L. Burge, 'V. ll;u·vey. Pa;:~ed, 1 ; rai;:ed, 1; f\·,jecte•.1 1.
e.
155
APPENDIX.
O..•..·lCERS.
1804.·-36 •T. B. BRADFORD, ·W. 1\1. W. P. PHELPS, J. W. J. H. I'ATTEnSON, 'l'reas. JAS. ROAN, J. D.
}IE~mEs.
VV. J. l"ERGUSON. S. W. R. .J. :MANSFIELD, Sec'y.
'V. E. 'VAJ~LEN, S. D. W. O. LAMOTT, S. & T .
.Members-J. Chonstant, W. :Mnrquis, l1. D. Ryle, D. H. O'Brine, S. Q. Cary, W. H. DenniE, R. J. BlIgby, S. C. Dnvis, R. James. .A. Bradsher, J. Hayse, H. ~Ietclllf, T. GUill), W. R Berch, R. O·Bl'il'e. ""V. James, ,Y. U. Johnson, A. F. Denny, J. A. 1rhthis, J. 'V. Robimon, .....Y. O. Ll\mott, T. P. Fristoe, 'Vm. C. Harvey, W. J. 'Wllyland, B. F. Harvey, J. Roan, S. L. Burge, H. Jam'::5. Initiated, 3; passed, 1; raiEed, 2; dimitted,2'; admitted, 1; rejectec, 3.
1865.-38
}lEMBER8.
OF"'ICEH8.
J. B. BRADFORD, .....Y. l!. ,V. P. PHRI,PS. J. Vol. R. J. 1\IANSFIELD, Sec'y. W. L. BURGE, J. D.
,V. J. FERGUSON, S. ,Yo J. H. PATTERSON, Trens. B. F. HARVEY, S. D. W. O. LAMOTT, S. & T.
Menwcrs-J. Chonstant, W.l\Illrqllis,:M. D. Ryle, D. H. 0 Brine, S. Q. CRry, W. H. Dellni~, R J. Bngby, S. C. Dnvis, R. Jll.mes,· A. Bradsher, J. Hn.ys, H. Jllme~. H. Metcalf, T. Gunn, 'V. R. Burch, R. 0 Br'yaIl, W . •James, .....V. C.•Johnson, A. F. Denny, J. A. Muthis, J. 'V. Robinson, 'V. O. Lnmott, T. P. Fri~toe, W. C. Harvey, 'V. J. 'Vuylll.nd, 'V. H. Morris, E. F. Hlirvey, J. Roan, S. L. Burge, 'V. E. 'Vaiden. Initiated, 5; pasRed, 2; raised, 1.
SAY AN~AH LODGE, No. 71---28
C. H. I,ER. ,Yo J[, A .J. IIORXER, .J. W. G EO. T. HOLLY, tiec'y. C. :!\L DAILY..J. D. E. TO'VNSEX D, Marshal.
}fJ.:~lllERS.
ROBERT SRA 'W, S. 'V. 'V1\I. H"EREN. Tl'cas. N. R. GIDDINGS. S. D. S,\~fL 'VOODCOCK. Tyler. RDOBBS lind A. BOLT, Stew'ds.
J.fembers---E. Russell, Jacob Heltcrbridle, J. R. Euder, A. Bowman, J.
156
APPENlHX.
M. Te~gf\.rden, Ifntlc, Bowman, John Kello::g, S. G. Dailey, ,Vm. R. King. A. C. l\!iller, R. Z. Cn.~5ell, Ji\meS A. Cltrrent. Init.iated, 7 ; passed, 4 ; raised, 2; dimittcd. 2; l~dmitted, 1; <lid. 1; rejected, 1 ; suspended, 24.
ASHLEY LODGE, No. 75---22
l\IEMBERs.
OJil<'WERS.
ADAM: F. TRA1NER, W. liI. AND. P. EL)IER, J. 'V. JOSIAH B. POAGE. See'y. S.n{'L D. ORR, .J. D.
J.:DIES R. TINSLEY, ~.
,Y.
ALFRED ODEN, Trclts. 'V. D. OUR. s. D. JX~1ES:N. ORR. Tyler.
lIJP.lJd)\~rs---'V. D. G,",~ll, Georgc .-\. Carter, Ande/'son (higgs, )f. T:l1otlion Grig~s, Henry }L Reid. Jas. \\T. Kerr., Henry C. ?tIcPike, Thos. R. O~clen, \Villiam J. Si~"I)I1, 'V. H. Sr1erry, S,un'l TllOmn.', C. F. 'V'll:len, H. H. \Vi5dom, D. E. S. l';I,Ylor. Plisscd, 1: rai~cJ, 1; PasL :;\Ltsters, 3: dimitted, 2; rejected, 3; suspended, 8.
LEBANON LUDGE, No. 77---104
}It;~Jllt:ltS.
ot· ~'l C~; ItS.
JOHN W. HAR)fAN. 'V. 1\£. J_·\:\[ES A. LOFTIN..J. \V. PRESTdN IL\LLUT, Sec·y. J. A. KEY, J. D.
R 'V. DUNLAP, S. W. E. A. LEA Y. T['ca~. JOSEPH CROW, S. D. SA)['L F. DCNLAP, Tyler•
.' \Iembcl's---R. P. Jamii'on ..Abl'l\.hl\tn Eaton, A. Emol'y, A, R. IIickl11an, Arthur 1tlctcalf, .Ja~on Car·r. B\'ILI1 ::\fOITi;;. Ihn'l E~~er:,. A. L. L~ay, '\'m. }l. R(lbin5011, Anlly Anderson, \Vm. II. Iltllullt, Y. n. Hdl, lIenr.)" Ihw;,:,oll, D. E. Dlllliap. A. A. Harriwn, .fohn Mdhr!tl, ·1I. \V. Bdn\(ln, J. H. J:,mison, \Ym. F. Cole. "Y. )1. LlI~her, Plea;;nnt Robertson, W. l~. R':lllkk, A. A'lun;;.. S:llld LCIl" F. D. rr:lIH~(l(;k, Vulelltilltl .John::,on. 'VITI. J\,l:\il', J. P. Will; cnWll. C. C. Cook, \Vm. Ellloe, O. Ritchie, Wm. Ihfl'i~OIl, \VIll. J. Sappington, ){:tl'tin Gdtlith. G. \V. S:~lldcl's. N"t,Wmall Brit.toll, .T. .A. nnl1l~nn ..James .J. 1hlhl1t. n. C. ClllyhlH .•I:lIno:; \V. }.Lu·till. C. l~ ..Jetl"l'ie:" .J.,hn H. Pumphrey, n. A. Relliek, .r. G. Ander:'I)!), LClllll,~1 ~dr. "\. n. Tra"k ..J. G. Eatoll. S,II11'\ ~t.i:;lcmall, \YIll. G. Pomcwy, Henry Whi~mil'c. 'Ym. )[. "Tall", .Tallles B. :::)lIlil,h, P. C. PC~l';C, .Tame;; Pcflo;e, '~:dclltille Cl\rtcr, \Vm. A. Harrison, \\'tn. T:ltf, J. n. Hecvc;;, ltich:u<l T..lI'llet·, A .• J.
157 Lamar, Geo. B. Smit.h. J. J. Duckworth, John Whitmire, Wm. Girard, A. W. Clark, James R. Clark, F. Keady, G. W. Loper, Wm. 't. Key, Henry Hilley, S. J. Mel\'in. R. W. Booth, Tho:>. Bass, R. M. Crow, Rtluben 'Harman, C. H. Baker, Isuac Hl\rman, Smith Jackwn, Francis Martin, S. J. Harrison, J. -1\1. Anderson. Hill Pierce, L. A. Dunlap, J. VY. Whaling, E. R. Jones, J. J. CuIp, Vim. G. Ferguson, James Pratt, C. A. Young O. W. Carter, E. R. Carter, vV. L. Tripltltt, Wm. M. BtlnneLt, John Law路 renee, P. C. Vaugn.
n.
Initiated, 17; pa8~edj 16; raised, 10; Past Masters, 8 j dimitted, 3; died 1; rejected, 5.
ST. JOSEPH LODGE,
:No.
78---91
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
PETER W. YANT, S. W. JA8. H. BRO'VNE, P. M., Treas. JNO. B. HARDER, Sec'y. THOS. J. DAVIS, S. n. PHILIP ARNHOLT, J. D. THI0THY DRI~COL.L, '.ryler. REV. J AS. J. WYATT, Chap'n. ISRAEL G. HAMMAN, Steward. EDW1N CURT1S, do
ELIAS EPPSTEIN, W. M. MAIUON F. COX, J. W.
,Membcr.!---Slllith Adnms, Jas. A. Adam3, Jas. A. Anthony, Norman "Buell. Jonathan :M. B:.s5;ett, Wm. Baumer, Geo. W. Brown, W. 'V:l~hillg颅 ton Brown, Jno. S. Brahhaw, E. K. Bedwell, Henry Burkenwad, JOhn Curd, Juhn Craig, Josiah R. Crane, Lewis Clinkenbeard, CllmpllcJl C. Carden, jr., Erasmns Dixon, Oliver Durant. Lellnder Davis, Theo. A. Fowler, John O. Fowler, Joseph P, Gl'ubb, James RighI.\'1 Wm. H. High, Wm. P. He~s. Joo. B. Howl1rd, 'thomas M. Haynes, Lewis Hax, Henry D. Hall, Wm. B. Howell, James P. Hamilton, C. S. Hinkley, Henry R. Hammond, Washingtnn Jones, Sim~on Kemper, John Kerr, John Keichle, Jacob Kurz, Jno. S. Lemon, Geo. W. Lev/is, Wm. J. Logue, Wm. ,V. Lewis, Wm, MailleI', .Tas. A. Matney, A. M, l'YfcCook, Allen McNew, Jacob Ms.dinger. Jno. T. Menifee, R. S. Monroe, A. P. Mackey, I,;aac Owens, Isadore PowUn, Isaac Oppenheimer, Elijah Pickett, Jail. B. Pendleton, W. K. Richardson, Jas. C. Roberts, Isaac Vl\n Riley, .Tno. T. Ross. Isaiah Ray, A. M. Saxton, nev. Hugh R. Smith, H. H. W. 8igollrney,jr., R. M. Strong, Chas. W. Stockman, Chas. W. Thoroughman, Edwin Toole, Gco. W, Tracey, Gilbert M. Venable, Ferdinand "Westbeimer, Samuel Westheimer. John Wolls, ShaJrach R. Wages, James Wright, Aaron Wiles, Charles West, David C. Wallace, Rtlv. Robert, G. Williams, Wm. R. Penil'k,
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Wellington A. Cunningham, Rev. Jno. G. Fackler, Sinclair K. Miller, 1hos. L. :Blakemore, Geo. 'V. Buell, Dan'l Ransom, Joserh H. Browne. Initiated, 9; passed, 3; raised, 3; Past Masters, 5; admitted, 3; died, Ii rejected, 4,
POLAR STAR LODGE, No. 79-107
MICMBERS.
OFIt'ICERS.
JOHN W: LUKE, W. M. CHARLES H. BELL, J. WM. F. CURTIS. Sec'y. GEORGE D. CAPEN, J. D P. ~L PINCKARD, Chaplain.
'V.
WM. C. DEFRIEZ, S. W. BEN. M. RUN Y AN, Treas. MACKLOT THOMPSON, S. D. THOMAS HARRlS, T~Tler.
Members-Albert Albertson, Sam'l K. Anderson, George O. Atherton, tJeorge T. :Barnett, John H. Beach, Charles H. B01i, Leverett Bell, Lewis Bierman, Lo:us U. BiUon, David H. Bishop, Josiah W. Bissell, Wm. M. Black, C. D..Blossom, John N. Boffinger, '.Barton W. S. Bowen, George W. Boyd, Jll.mts H. Brittun. L. S. Brotherton, Thomas Brown, Calvin F. Burnes, G~or~e D. Cllpen, James S. Chew, Norman J. Colman, L. S. Cornwell, Amos Cotting, Jr., Richllrd J. Compton, Ed. P. Curtis, William P. Curtis, William D!lvie, W. It. Dltvis, Thomas D. Day, William C. Defriez, A. R. Donaldsoo,.R. F. Dunn, John T. Field, Wm. B. Field, D. C. Freeman, Alex. GOY,er, R. Sands Hart, E. C. Harrington, S. D. Hendel, Thomas J. Henley, Sldney S. Jerman, E. D. Jones, Ben. Kimball, Charles W. Keiser, Enoch P. King, J!l.mes A. Kingsbury,E. B. Kirby, L.A. Lacroix. It F. Lamb, .F. A. Lane, Chr. Langtimm, S. H. Leathe, A. H. Lee, John W. Luke, John M. 'Loaven~orth, John F.l\bdison, Edmund A. Manny, Jos. G. ~hrriott, Isaac Y. Mason, Thomas Miller, Jr., Niles Mo~reD, .Tames C. Moore, J. T. 'V. Moore, James N. Norris, Ephraim G Obear, R. H. Ober, Wil.i:lm C. Orr, Thomas Owens, P~ter Poterson, P. M. Pinckard, Frank G. Porter, 'Vm. H. Pritchartt, J. H. Puttinger. R. S. Ravmond,路;J'ame!' B. ~obtrl~, Charl~s S. Rogers, David P. Rowlp,nd, Thomas Rhodus,Ben. M. Runyan, William Ryder, W. W. Sa.nford, A. W. Senter, John H. Simpson, C. Fred. Shrom. A. B. Sluder, Sam'l C. Scott, C. A. Stevens, H. A. Shanafelt. Thos. V. Strode, Charles Thaw, Frank 'V. Tillay, MllCklot Thompson, Dan. G. Ta.vlor, Charles F. Tracy, Jacob Vogdes, Nicholas Willi, James Wlird, 'Vrn. H. Waters, Chas. C. Whittlesey, J. Je~ett Wilcox, Geo. H. Wiley" H. M. Woodward; Wm.D. Wood, James H. Young, John M. Youn~ ..
159
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Initiated, 15 ~ passed, 10; raised, 9; Grand and P. G. Master, 1; Past Masters, 4; dimitted, 12; admitted, 7 j rejected l 2; suspended, 2.
BRIDGETON LODGE, No. 80'--85
M&MBERS,
OFFICERS.
JOS~PH H. GARRETT, w. Y. DAVID L. BASSETT, J. W. S. BA YNES MARTIN, Sec'y. DAVID V.IrA-HER, J. D.
JAMES E. MOIt:g, S. W. .HENRY COLE. '.rrea~. JOHN ADAMS, S. t>. WM. B. MOSS, Tyler.
.3fembers--John R. Hereford, Francis St. Cir, Robl. T. Edwinston, James Castello, .John V. Ohlbaus6n,Wm. W. Musick, James M. Ohlhausen, Gcu. r. Moke, William Palmer, James E. Adie, Lewis P. James, E. W. Patten, J:tmes C. Edwards, H"nry W. Fowler, John r. Hawkins, Frank Martin, Thomas J. Thompson, Jacob Deitzler, Wm. D. Sappin~ton, .John McDonald, James Humphries, Wm. Richmolld, W. D. Shumate, E. W. Thomas, Wm. H. Grenalds, Birker S. Jeff~rson, James A. Henderson.
Initiated, 12; paslled, 12; raised 7; Past Masters, 3 ; dimitted l 2; admitted, 8; died. 2 ; rejected 1.
JACKSON LODGE. "!So. 82---35
MIl:MBltRS,
Olt'FICERS.
C. BORDMAN, W. M.
T.'r. WOODRUFF, J. W. S. D. SANDUSKY, 8ec.'y. W. S. McCLANAHAN. S. D.
ED. HOYLE, S. W. ROBERT HOYLE. TrElas. WM. SANDERS, S. D. WM. L. REYNOLDS, '1',ler.
Members--H. E. Hurlbut, Jerry Philips, F. Hancock, M. A. Trumbo, W. P. ~fenifee, James Hoot, Wm. T. Gooch, J. M. Ptmilton, A. D. Cristy, C. Penilton, Jo~eph Comes, L. A. Butler, W. F. Scanlin, J. H. BI'uner, T. M. Bll.ker f B. F. Parsons, Almer Hartsock, J. H. Ware, J. N. :Rulon, Andrew Baker, Charles Trader, W. l.L Baxter, Thomas Brown, B. F. Dillon, P. B. BaIlning, Simon Levi, C. W. Trumbo.
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Initiated, 0; passel, 9; raised, 9; Past Masters, 3; dimitte:l, 4; admitted, 1; died, 1; rejected, 1.
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APPENDIX.
POTTER LODGE, No. 84---46
MEMBERS.
OFFlCER&.
J. C. HEMPHILL, W. M. M. L. HODG:mS, J. W.
JAS. ROBERTS, S. W. JOHN HENDERSON, Treas. D. M. GRAY, S. D. WM. KELLERMAN, Tyler.
C. Q. SHOUSE, Sec'y. H. It WALGI, J. D.
lvIembers---N. ~. Allison, Geo. AndersQn, J. J. Bellwood, David Berry, Wm. Carter, M. C. Compton, J. L. Cartwright, J. Clodfellow, S. Clark, A. A. D:lVis, J. R. DllVis, J. B. Davis, Absalom Davis, .T. H. Fisher, A. A. Glasscock, Wm. Grisham, T. T. Gorrell, P. C. Horney, Simon Hurt, Sam'l Glass, E. P. Harris, J. H. Hill, J. S. Jones, C. O. Jones, John Kellerman, Ezra Landon, D. Pittman, W m. Pitts, D. M. Paine, S. D. Pile, -Rhodeg, B. J. Shaw, M. C. Sandidge, Geo. Shemwell, S. Senders, J. T. Witcher, D. M. Williams, O. Hurt. Initiated, 7; passed,S; raised, 4: Past Masters, 5; dimitted, 8; admitted, 2; died, 1; rejected, 2; expelled, 1.
W AsIlrNGTON LODGE, No. 81-26 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
S. B. BOWLES, W. M. ARCH. M. LONG, S. W. JOHN H. HOWARD, J. W. JOHN C. WETZEL, Treas. NEL~ON McDOWELL, Sec'y. R. S. JACOBS, S. D. C. TALBUTT, J. D. H.G. CO'VAN, Tyler. MemlJel路s---B"njll.min Appleoy, S. D. Brown, M. W. Buster, D. B. Bailey, J. F. Finley, H. G. Cowan, W. T. Hastings, A. A. HaYII, R. S. Jacobs, W. K. Lll.thim, W. G. McDowell, N. B. McDowell, J. D. Montgomery, Reuben Poland, Columbus Talbutt, S. n. Wilson, E. T. Wasson, John W. Bell, Wm. T. Fanning, D. M. Long, D. B. River's. Initiated, 1; passed, 2; ra.ised, 3; Past Masters, 4; dimitted, 2; admitted 2 ; rejected, 2.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 8r--45
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
R. B. "\VILLIAM:-5, W. M. W. W. WALDEN, J. W. J. "\V. ~IdnLLEN, See'Y. RlO'D. L.WILLIAMS, J. D.
JOHN URE, S. W. SMITH TURNER, Treas. CHAS. S. BRYAN, S. D. W. C. NORMAN, Tyler.
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APPENDIX.
ltlembu路s--Jas. A..nder50n, John n. Abshirp, Thos. S. Broadus, 1. T. 131ack, Robt. C. Carr, B. B. Carr, Baliss Davis, Sam'l L. Harris, John Harriman, Thos. E. Jones, Thos. B. Jones, Jos. Jones, John B. Leeper, John P. Leeper,.t. E. McDowell, Jas. C Minteer, J. P. Moore, J. Reeves, John Y. Porter, <leo. P. Pep~r, Robt. Stein, D'l.n'l SIngleton, N. M. Smith, d. D. Sherman, A. Walbrum, J. N. Wright, Dan'l Walbrum, John J. Wilkerson, F. Helf, E. H. Poindexter, Sam'. Forrester. Jas. Matthew, L. Ritter, M. Jilton, G. G. Brown, D. M. :Marlow, B. J. 'Viley. Initiated, 13; passed, 11; raised G; dimitted, 12; admitted, 7; died, 1; rejected, 9 ; suspended, 14.
MADISON LODGE, No. 91-54 lh:MBERS. OFFICERS.
JOHN W. DAWSON, W. M. U. E. QUIREY, J. W. It 1tI. RAGLAND, Sec'y. JACOB TANNER, J. D.
WM. A. DAVIS, S. W. MOSF.s NOEL, Treas. M. P. CAPP, S. D. JOHN lH'RTON, Tyler.
l'tfembe7's-Oacar Burton, John nurton, S. ~f. Quirey, James P. Grove, J. W. Dawson, Wm. B. Morris,Thos. Enochs. W. A. Davis, J. A. Noel, Evan ~nochs, Geo. W. Waller, tT. R. Mallory, .F. McCord, J. M. Holde/', W. H. Mason, :g. L. Gaines, John T. Noel, E. A. Dawson, Moses Noel, Alfred Ash, R. M. Ragland, James S. Dawson, M. L. Sharp, Daniel Eubank, J. D. Moore, J. 1'. "reatherford, S. G. Caudel, :E. D. Holder, U. E. Quil'ey, Thos. Noel, Sr., M. W. WilSOIl, M. W. BUford, F. n. Todd, Thos. Garnett, ~ewton Rounner, ,V. H. It. Palmor, Rob. M. Ash, .Tno. Porter, Sam'l D. Walles, Sam'l }f. Picket., "rillillm Holder, Geo. Gaine~, John C. Rhodes, M. P. Copp, Burrell Million, John F. Wood, E. Ra~8dale, Thos. R Ragland, Sr., Moses Tissue, Jacob Simner, A. H. Snodgrass, Jacob McEuen, Geo. J. Weatherford. Initiated, 1; passed, 1; raised, 3; Past Ma3ters, 7; dimitted, 21; di~dl 1.
PEnSEVEnANCE LODGE, No. 92-39 MR~nnl:Rs. O!-'FICERS.
ED'VARD McCUNE, W. Y. T. M. RHEA, J. W~ C. G. HUNTER, Sec'y.
'VY. O. PARKS, J. D. L
'V.
R. C. PE'V, S. H. J. :FINDLEY, Treas. H. I,. RH~A. S. D. JOHN D. '0 UlLEY, Tyler.
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APPENDIX•
.Members-John W. Gunn, J. M. GentrY1 Jacob Block, Theodore Betts, Sam'l S. Allen, ·E. G. McQuie, Wm. D.1Jbus, M. F. Clare, Wm. It{. Vall Horn, A. D. Hunter, J. E. Carstarphen, Wm. English 1 Geo. V. Fortune, _I\.. A. Brothers, H. F. Summers; H. C. Jackson, John McDermont, Ja.mes F. Schabel, J. N. B. Dodson, Luther Reed, P. Drapet, Jno. A. Quarles, Wm. L. Tanner, John J. Smith; Will. ll'. Hill, H. Richmond, Geo. 'V. Thurmond 1 W. P. Harshce, T. J. C. Fllgg, A. G. Stonesifer, C. A. J. Wommack, A. Oury, John Johnson, Geo. T. Ashburn. Initiated, 1 ; passed, Ii raised, 1 ; Past Masters, 6; dimitted, 1; died, 2; euspended,4.
Sr. ~fARK'S LODGE, No. 9'3--58
MEMBE1lS.
OFFICERS.
W. B. WIlSON, W. M. J. C. JENNINGS, J. W. JOHN H. WILSON, Sec). D. H. EV~TT, J. D.
WM. nONNEY, B. W. JOHN ALBERT, Treas.. P. G. WILSON, S. D. J. C. GROT:gS, Tyler.
Menwers---W. Bonney, "£d. Baldwin, W. B. Wilson, John "Whitmore, G. T. Clark, H. Schoonamann, ,Y. J. Lisle, Otto Huohrrnann, C. G. Luden, H. Wind~kma.ct, ZI\I. BloC'k, F. Yeager, n. Goodmann, Jno. h. Wilson, A. D. Leich, .Tno. H. Clurk, J. G. Duncan, J. C. Klostermann, P. Windeknicht, Robt. };. McKneely, M. H. Moore, E. B. Lisle, W. J. Baldridge, C. W. D. Cook, J. E. D. 'Wood, John Albert, F. ~f. Williams, P. G. 'Wilson, S. Albert, D. S. Butt, J. C. Grote, T. B. Turnbaugh, W. C. Mann, G. D. :Flack, H. W. Moore, J. C. Jennings, J. D. Deane, J. S Frasier, W. Hitt, :F. W. Noble, Cyrus Vancil, S. Looney, D. H. Evett, J. L. Ward, Eliazer Block, E. B. ltandol, K. H. Burford, B. D. Thomas, J. F. Edwards, A. T. Lacy. J. N. Whitelaw, Jacob Bowman, John Cro8s, Ed. Gray, T. G. Parker, J. F. Scheiffer, Eli.;hll. Shepherd, John A. Williams. lniti~t6d1 1 ; pas$f.>d, 4:; rlibed, 1): Pa8t Master8, C; dimitted, 5 ; admitted, 4; died, 1; rejected, 1; suspended. 1.
"7'.
:EVENING STAn LODGE, No. 94-44
MEMlIJi:J~S.
Ol'FICERS.
B. F ..JOHNSON, "w Y. G. W. FOHBIS, J. W. J. N. TAYLOR, Sec'y_ JOSEPH SCOTT, J. D.
SAMUEL LEMONS, S. W. JOHN FLEMING, Treas. T. H. GLOSSER, S. D. S. WRIGHT, Tyler.
w.
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APPENDIX.
ftfernber3-J. W. Michell, John Taylor, G. M. Jameson, H. Hoss, Wm. Steel) P. K. Weller, A. Burger, E. A. Pinnell, Mathias Smith, James Gilleland, W. H. Trimble, Moses Whitmire, John H. Carr, A. F. Hickman, D. W~C. Tibbs, Robt. Sorrell, Augustus Martin, John Simmons, Miles Peaze, A. L. McMullen, J. C. Massey,J. B. Cantley, W. W. Thurmond, S. E. Li\ kUder, L. R. Matlock, J. C. McAllister, J. W. Carr, G. T. Westover, D. H. Clymer, Wm. Walton, Edward Spear, Wm. Bell, R. W. Warren, Wm. Lowder, B. F. Thurmond, John T. Thurmond. Initiated, 15; passed, 11; raised, 13; Past Master, 1; dimitted, 9; admitood, 2; rejected, 14â&#x20AC;˘
.ST. ANDREW'S LODGE, No. 9G-43
MEMEERS.
OJ'FICER8.
WY. F. SHACKELFORD, W. M. J. J. TAYLOR, S. W. WM. GOOCH, J. W. C. W. VANNORT, Treas. C. ~[. SHACKELFORD, Sec'y. A. G. PRIEST, S. D. W~f. A. HUGHES, J. D. SAM'L P. ENGLES, Tyler. Members-S. B. F. Caldwell, P. B. Moore, R. A. Moffett, J. C. White, Ben. Venor, 'Vm. H. Eakle, Peter Roff, John T. Victor, John Dickerson, Wm. C. Looney, N. Watkins, G. W. Baker, Jas. Gooch, S. A. :Ma~rnder, Jos. T. Garnett, A. J. Smith, A. McWilliams, J. C. Logie, Wm. B. Cotton John Nesbit, John W. Jacobs, A. G. Priest, Thos. G. Magruder, James Hopper, Rubin Taylor, Jas. L. West, O. B. Johnson, JllS. N. Coons, Roht. Tll.ylor, C. L. Haris, A. J. Hilton, F. B. Robinson, Denison Mason, R. Douglass, N. J. Claggett, Peter Litener, J. N. McWilliams. Init.i&ted, 6; p&Ssed~ 4; r&ised, 8: Past Masters, dimitted, 5; suspended, 2.
'V.
4;
BETHANY LODGE, No. 97--721fEMBERS. OFFICERS.
J. H. PHTLLEBAUM, W. M. E,. W. BAUTON, 3. W. H. T. COMBS, Sec'y. J. lI. 'ROBEJ{TS, J. D.
D. J. HEASTON, S. W. LEWIS HEFNER, Trefts. J. J. HATTON, S. D. G. W. FLINT, Tyler.
Members-J. S. Allen, J. P. Devers, Isaac 'Bra(:v, T. H. Templeman, L. W. R. Cox, W. G. Lewis, Irvin Low, John Spencer, L. D. Thomson, Peter Price, Jr., Hunry Salmon, J. W. Cllst'bolt, H. M. Ouddy, Thos. Vandivert,
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APPENDIX.
Wm. Waltz, L. G. Jones, C. J. Blackburn, Alexander Cowen, Wm. Hodgins, Geo. R. Davis, Richard Morris, A. S. Meek, C. L. Jennings, T. B. Sherer, M:. P. Wills, E. A. Wills, Wiley Edwards, Enos 'pickens, S. C. Miller, Wilburn Blankenship, J. E. Roberts, Alman Willlon, G. W. Newman, S. K. Montgomery, W. H. Hillman, G. W. Noah, Robert Speer, J. C. Frisby, Fletcher Cain, Jesse Woodward, Joseph Slatten, James Ragan, J. C. McGeorge, John J.Hattan, Alvin Low, Joshua Low, H. M . . Travis, J. E. Crayton, John P. Lutz, M. W. McCurry, Richard Lovelace, Logan Peery, Noah M. Enloe, S. S. Vandivert, S. D. Hodge, Isaac S. Bryant, Joseph F. Bryant, Henry Hefner, Wm. J. Prater, John A. Willis, J. T. Higgins, Henry M. Russ, l!. H. Ti6dal~, E. M.. Jennings. Initiated, 17 j passed, 17; raisQd, 12; Past Masters, 4 j dimitted, 2 j admitted, 2; died 1 1 ; suspended, 5.
WEBSTER LODGE, No. 98-55 MEMBERS. 01"J'ICER!.
D. M. JAMISON, W. lI. D. M. ){cELWAIN, J. W. J. M. DAVIS, Sec'y. J. N. TURNER, J. D.
J. D. JOHNSON, S. W. R. W. JAMISOM, Treas. JAMES MARTIN. S. D. E. JOHNSON, Tyler
Members--John Kin~, Spencer Maslin, Robt. T. Childress, Wm. Matlin, G. Shllckleford, O. G. Couch, J. B. Jones, Wm. Roper, Samuel J. Latimer, M. N. Robertson, Isaac Howard, John C. Trimble, James N. Williams, N. H. Hampton, J. A. Bmgaman, J. B. Shook, John A. Thompson, E. J. Caffey, Edward Day, Reuben Vermillion, J. K. Dammon, G. G. Gallaher, R. S. Hllllaway, Abram Shook, :M. E. Jamison, John Gardner, Thomas Alsup, R. T. Butts, J. R. Jamison, Thomas T. Jamisom, John Bartlett, Dllvid Smittle, James J. McMullin, S. A. JUlian, Nathaniel Turner, Noah Calton, Wm. J. Trimble, J. H. Cunnin~ham, M, S. Bailey, R. Clinkin~ bellrd, J. E. Bowdenhammer, C. F. Dryden, Allen Day, J. T. Drumhelder, A. F. Hamilton, J, E. Hoobs, ffilo. Hoover, T. G. Sharpentiens, C. H. Turner, Lemuel Jones,J. B. Lowe, W. F. McBride, John McMahon,J.T. Rush, J. H. Slavens, R. W. FyBn, T. T. Truman..
Initiated, 28 ; passed, 25; raised, 16; Past Master, 1 ; dimitted, 3; died, 1; rejected, 16.
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APPENDIX.
CANTON LODGE No. 100---46
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
Z. T. KNIGHT, W. M. JAMES M. SUTTON, S. W. JNO. J. LOUTHAN, J. W. W. W. OUSLE Y, Treas. ROBT. CRISWELL, Sec'y., P. T. J AS. W. ROSS. S. D. A. J. MILLER, J. D. ROBT. L. AGEE, Tyler. Memhers- W. H. Jones, Henderson Da.vis, Thos. O. Reese, Joseph Bi~gs, Peter F. Murphy, Wm. R. Howard, Thos. B. Jeffries, Geo. W. Patee, Wm. H. Northcroft, John S. Staples, Henry J. Durkee, H. Diffendoffer, Len. C. Jones, .Tames S. Green, James A. Smith, John W. Hawkins, John Bland, D. R. Asbury, Reese Davis, EmHn Craft, Sam'l M. Lloyd, Sam'l B. Gibson, Geo. W. Forrest, :8. C. Hubbard, W. C. Bra.Jshaw, ~I. H. Hawkins, Joe H. Bla~d, A. B. Owsley, Thomas P~arce,\John L. Long, Robert Harrison, Lloyd Reese, M. C. Hawkins, Perry Nichols, David W. Boss, S. W. B. Carnegy, E. Y. Cowgill, Harry Dowell. Initiated, 4; passed, 4; Grand and P. G. Master, 1; Past Masters, 5 j dimitted, 1 j admitted, 2 j rejected, 1.
BLOO)IINGTON LODGE, No. 102-80
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
JAS. G. HOWE, W. M. INOTH SMITH, J. W. E. C. D. SHORTRIDGE, See'y. JAS. STACY, J. D.
JAB. E. SHARP, S. W. GEO. A. SHORTRIDGE, Treas. JNO. SALYERS, S. D. R. A. OSBOURNE, T,Yler.
.M embers-Dr. A. Barron, Thos. K. White, P. M. Stacey, Gao. A. Shortridge, Dr. J. B. Winn, Thos. G. Sharpe, N. Richerson, Isaac Goodding, Seman Attorbery, Geo. W. Yates, R. T. Johnston, H. McCully, Sam. J. Parker, D. D. Wright, C. T. Shirle)', M. H. Smith, sr., T. B. Howe, 1Vm. Ward, Jas. D. HoUerby, J. F. L. Branham, Dr. Josiah Yates, Wm. A. Mathe~, Jas. Lovern, 'Vm. N. Gunneels, Wm. H. Perrin, Obed. Griffith, Jeston Roane. Wm. Yates, E. F. Wilson, Jesse Herrin, Jas. L. Herrin, Sam. C. Rubey, Louis Robioti, !)hil. Trt\mell, D. C. Blackwell, J. R. Rodgers, Wm. Warren, John Lovern, Ed. 'Shain, A. L. Shortridge, 'Vm. Salyers, Geo. M. Taylor, Thos. 1Vingnte, Dan. Beaumont, Je'lse White, Zac Tuse, Jno. C. Ross, Jesse Dodson, Wm. C. Collet, ::;01. Mileam, A. E. Ageo, B. R. Dysart, Aaron Rhodes, Warren Herrin, Isaac D. Pearce, J O. Bailey, Jo. Oliver, Shep. Ratlefl', Thos. lhtleff, Sll.m. RatIeff, Thos. Wardell, J. ~1. Bright, A. H. Coulter, Jas. S. Cl\ldwell, C. C. Chinn, Bunyan Burton, G. W. Kincheloe, L. P. Hardgrove, Wm. A~ Wees, .Tno. C. Collt!t,
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Job L. Chapman, S. C. Rhodes, R. S. Tate, E. P. Lyda, Jno. S. Lyda, J. W. Payne. Initiated, 24; passed, 20; raised, 18 i Past Masters, 3 i dimitted, 19 i admitted, 1 i died, 2; rejected, 7.
HEROINE LODGE, No. 104-62
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
GEO. W. TINDALL, W. M. J. B. SPURGEN, J. W. E. B. eRAVENS, Sec'y. H. G. RICHARDS, J. D.
S. B. KERR, S. W. B. L. RIGGINS, Treas. THOS. J. WOLF, S. D. J. W. DOORES, Tyler.
MemlJe1路s-J. W. Ammons, H. B. Bouton, S. W. Bouton, John S. Camp路 bell, W. H. Chick, W. 8. Chick. E. B. Cravens, W. D. Clark, M. J. Fdedsam, }!. B. Hedges, S. B. Kerr, T. B. Lester, Geo. E. Pitkin, H. G. Rich. ards, J. M. Ridge, Thomas A. Smart, James M. Sexton, Geo. W. Tindall, John C. Cuddy, Sam'l D. Vaughan, J. B. Spurgen, S. S. Smith, Geo. W. Toler, D. L. Shouse, M. Kayser, L. Hammerslough, John G. Hayden, John A. Flannigan, Thos. J. Wolf, Robert Salisbury, D. A. N. Grover, C. H. Weston, Edw. Fair, C. A. Carpenter, J. M. Ward, H. Ganby, B. L. Riggin~. Wolf Bachrach, B. F. Berkley, J. W. Doores, Robert Adams, B. M. Jewett, Wm. Smith, C. C. Grant, Thos. Casad, F. Eslinger, 'V. B. Cockrell, 'Mathew Dillon, John F. Lowell, J. T. Rotert, J. W. Thompson, J. T. Phillips, J. B. Brothers, S. Benjamin, Geo. W. Seiver, Henry Gillett. John C. A~new, F. A. Mitchell, E. J. }lcKenzie, Ashbell Smith, Gco. 'Vallace Hill, R. G. Stevens. Initiated, 16 i passed, 18; raised, 18; Past Masters, 4; dimitted, 7; admit. ted, 6; died, 1; rejected, 6.
KIRKSVILLE LODGE, No. 105-40 ME}IDERS. Ol<'FICERS.
W. T. BAm}), W. :U. 'V. F. SMITH, J. W. JOSEPH BAUM, Se<l'y, pro tam.
J. C. SMiTH, J. D.
DAVIn BAlRD, S. W. LUDWIG BAU)f, Trea~. N. WILSON, S. D. A. MORRIS, Tyler.
llfembers-W. T. Baird, Dlwid Bl\ird, Ludwig Baum. Joseph Bnum, Jr., F. M. Brown, B. W. Bell, Wm. !-L Baker, Leopold Baum, Washington
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APPENDIX.
Conner, David L. Conner, Isham B. Dodson, Thomas Dodson, David Ely, John D. Foster, Jno. W. Galyen, Nelson Gro~an; P. G. Gilstrap, James E. Gordon, M. P. HaJlDah, Jno. T. Hannah, Henry Hart, James R. Howerton, David James, William Lough, AlanBon Morris, Andrew McFerron, Jno. L. Porter, W. T. Porter, R. M. Ringo, Wm. Ringo, George A. Rose, JRO. A. Rice, Wm. F. Smith, lno. T. Smith, .J. C. Smith,Jno. D. Stephenf., A. L. Woods, Abraham Wolf, Tlloa. C. Wilson, Napoleon Wilson. Initiated, 6; passed, 9; raised, 6; Past Masters, 3; dimitted, 2 ; admitted, , 18; died, 1 ; rejected, 2; expelled, 1.
MACON LODGE, No. 106-42
MEMBER~.
OFFICl£RS.
EDMUND ASH, W. M. J. B. MELONE, J. W. A. L. KNIGHT, Sec'y. J. C. STEPHENS, J. D.
P. K. DIBBLE, S. W. E. S. GOLDSBERRY, Treas. GEORGE WELLS, S. D. HOPKIN EV ANS, Tyler~
Members-J. B. Ryland, A. C. Attebury, B. F. Graft'ord, W. G. Griffin, G. W. Eastman, Jonathan Douthett, Hopkin Evans, Jas. A. Currier, C. H. Lister, A. Larrabee, S. W. Houston, A. L. Knight, L. G. Evans, E. S. Goldsberry, Jno. Clifton, F. W. Allen, Wm. Richardson, Chas. Jones, J. P. Walker, John Oakes, A. T. Harper, J. B. ~felone, J. C. Stephens, Geo. Hobb, Alex. J{lhnson, W. D4 Bean, G. B. Moore, Geo. Wells, William Surber, Wm. Belshe, James Dunham, F. M. T;:.ylor, B. K. Dibble, Wm. Buchanan, J. W. Trisler, John Vansickle, 'V. C. Barr, Joseph Baum, Dan'l Moody, Jr., S. E. Fox, D. M. McAfee, J. S. Tibbs. Initiated, 14; ilassed, 10; raised, 11; PIl.8t Masters, 2; dimitted,.8; admitted' 2; rejected, 5.
MONTEZUMA LODGE, No. 10!l---58
}!El\fDERS.-
OFFICERS.
KIRBY BENEDICT, W. M. BEN.•C. CUTLER, J. W. DAVID J. MILLER, Sec'y. THOS. S. TUCKER, J. D4
'V. W. GRIFFIN, S. W. CHARLE~ ELL :M:NER,
Treas.
EDW ARD DOYLF., S. D.
JAMES CONKLIN, Tyler.
Mcmbers---Jesu8 G. Abrew, Thomas S. Akerman, J Ileob Amberg, Israel F. Bllttaile, George T. Beail, Wm. H. Bell, Kirby Benedict, Alfred C. Bent, Joseph Beuthner., George E. Blake, Charles Blumner, Charles
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APPENDIX.
Bowmer, Martin L. Byer~t', Christopher Oarson, James H. Carleton, John Charles, James Conklin, J,)seph W. Corkins, Ben. C. Cutler, Cyrus H. DeF.>rrest, Edward Doyle, Alox. Duval, Gustav. Elsberg, Albert Elsberg, Jules Frendenthal, James M. Giddings, Frank R. Green, Wm. W. Griffin, Lafayette Hel\d, Samuel K. Hod~ell, Joab Houghton, James L. Hubbell, Augustin M. Hunt, Josel;h S. Hurst., Peter Knapp, D. Bernard Koch, Geo. Krager, Jacob Kramme"k, Joseph A. Larue, 1Villiam H. Manderfleld, Charles Meinhold, Henry Mtlrcnre, David J. Miller, Frederick Miller, Chas. Newbold, Samuel Ovenshil'tl, Albert H. Pfeiffer, Charles Porter, Zadoc Staab, Ceran St. Vrain, :\Io:;e$ Swabecker, Thomas Tucker, Pinckney R. Tully, J. C. Walker, V\'~illi:lIIJ V. B. Wardwell, John L. Waters, Charles Emil ·Wesche, Alexander P. Wilbar. Illitiated, 6; passed, 7; rl\i~ed, 9; Past Masters, 3; dimitted, 6: admitted, 8; died, 1; rejected, 20.
MARCUS LODGE, No. U()--66 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
NAPOLEON B. ALLEN, W. ~{. •TO~·;EPH P. GABRIEJ~, J. W. SOL. D. CARUTBER', StlC'y. JOUN BOSWELL, J. D.
SAMUEL C. COLLIER, S. W. GEORGE W. NIFONG, Treas. WILL AM MAZE, S. D. ANDREW J. TEAL, Tyler.
Membe?'s-Peter Hllgll.n, Felix "White, Thos. J. Nifong, Elijah Graham, John Boswell, Pinkney G SJ{a~gs, William Bumbaugh, Benjamin F. Reynolds, Thomas Goill, .Jes~e .Tones, Nehemiah Johnson, James Kennedy, Robert C. Cooper, H. N. Huckshorn, George W. Lampher, Solomon D. Caruthers, Joseph P. Gcthriel, James J. White, John Whitworth, 'V. W. Bdcher, John Turner, .Jo-cph Parkin, George W. Nifong, J. M. 'VilkerSlln, ,Yilliam N. Nalle, 'Villillm I'. Newman, J. Short, William Nifong, 'Vil1inrn H. Go~ne:v, Sinll'oll ScLuler, Napoleon B. Allen, David B. Brewen, UZil .J. Kemp, Bynum ~Ill7.e, Daniel McKenzie, Joseph N. P. Russell, .T~)$eph Anthony, Lewi,: J. Villar::, Thomll!'o B. Grigsby, Andrew J. Teal, SHmuel C. Collier, 'Villillm Anthony,· James Anthony, Benjamin C. Cooper, Francis O'Bannon, Nicholas LAcomb, George R. Hill, JOf. ,V. Hill, 'Vil1inm Maze, Henry EIIi!l, Moses J. Ellis, BenjamiR F. Blanton, John B. O'Ballnon, George W. Crellth, James C. Berryman, Menda Berryman, N:ithaniel J. Berryman, John I.acey, John ,Vilson, Valentine Crook, A. D. Johnson, Juan Short, 'Villiam W. Settle;;, Bazile Boyer, Carter Skaggs, John Kemper~
APPENDIX.
169
Initiated, 10; passed, 5; ui8ed, 6; Past Masters, 3; dimitted, 1; admitted, 2 j died,2; rejected, 5.
TRENTON LODGE, No. 111-42 MEMBERS. OFFICERS. G. H. HUBBELL, W. M. B. F. HARDING, S. W. DAN'L RICE, J. W. E. P. HARDING, Treas. W,. P. SHERMAN, Sec'y. W. W. BROUKS, S. D. J. E. HARRIS, Tyler. S. K. WIT fEN, J. D. ll'Icmbers---James Austin, Wm. Blew, Jesse Benson, T. B. Clanton, James Cooper, R. A. Colier, Sam'l Colley, Elihu Colley, Joseph Davis, Jas. S. Este~, John Fields, J. C. Griffin, Jas. C. Gibbs, A. M. Haney, John J. IIobbs, Wm. C. Harvey, G. W. Hendrix, W. W. Hubbell, James Lucas, W. H. McGrath, Dan'l Market, Byron Market, Wm. Pond, Wm. Renfro, John Sy~us, Jas. St. Clair, B. H. Smith, Thos. O. Stepp, James Terrill, Thos. Torpey, D. F. Wright, W. W. Watson, W. T. Wisdom, Willinm Walker. Initiated, 10; passed, 5; raised 5; Past Masters, 2 ; dimitted, 4; admitted, 9 ; rejected, 5.
PLATTSBURG LODGE, No. 113-47 MEMBERS. OFFICERS. WM. J. BIGERSTAFF, W. l!. SAWL S. TRICE, J. W. JAMES D. VANHOOK, Sec'y. NICHOLAS MAUPIN, J. D.
THOS. F. VIGLINI, S. W. JOHN STEEL, Treas. LLOYD LEACH, S. D. ROBERT R. TURNER, Tyler.
.Mcmbers---GeorgeW. Culver, John Stone, James McClintock, Henry Essig, H. A. McClintock, Hervey 'Whittington, James H. Birch, Jr., Benj. F. Willis. William Evans, Robert Johnson, J. W. Mitchell, Isaac N. Hock~ aday, William Bradford, James L.•Johnson, Dll.niel A. Stout, Geo. Funkhouser. A. K. Porter, James S. McClintock, W. H. Chouning, Thomas D. Kelly, L. L. Johnson, Daniel T. Jones, Lavenus Transue, Daniei 'Vild, W. A. Brownell, Sam'l M. Bigerstaff, Joseph L. Ashby, Linton Snapp, Wm. S. Beaty, Wm. H. ~hannon, M: M. Bigerstaff. James II. Froman, James H. Troutman, George ·W. White, Wm. B. Bigerstaff, Geo. Thoove, G. T. Bigerstaff, Wm. A. Tarwater, Sherman J. Warul. Raiseq, l' P~t Masters, 2; dimitted, 2; rejected, 3.
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ArPENDIX.
DAVIESS LODGE," No. 116-32
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
J AS. L. DAVIS, W. M. SAM'L WEIR, S. W. JERRY SHELLY, J. W. S. W. BRYAN, Treas. WM. M. GIVENS, S3C'y. THOS. WEIR, S. D. WM. VALLANDINGHAM, J. D. R. F. OWINGS, Tyler. Members---S. Bryan, Wm. Briston, Robt. L. Dodge, Hugh Ferry, Nathan Gillilan, Wm. P. Fisher, Thos. H. Gainel!, Sam'l J. Huffaker, George W. Henderson, Robt. W. Grove, Gideon Gilreath, Jas. McFerran, S. H. Pryor, John M. Payne, Thos. E. Prewitt, Wm. R. Nelson, P. R. Wirt, J. 'V. Woods, Jas. Prichard, JOg. H. McGee, Jos. Fort, J. R. Brown, A. J. Harmon, Nathan Swiver, Ira Baker. Initiated, 14; passed, 11; raised, 12; Past :M:asters, 4; dimitted, 4; aclmitted, 2; died, 1 i rejected, 8.
ERWIN LODGE, No. 121-76
)-IEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
F. W. SENNEWALD, W. M. FRED. LOEFFLER,J.W. HENR Y GAMBS, See'y. GEO. SCHARMANN, J. D.
EMIl, GESSLER, S. W. J AC. BLATTNER, Trea!!. CONRAD DIEHL, S. D. NIC. HJERLJ:, Tyler.
Members-Henry Block, Theod. Brinkwirth, F. E. Baumgarten, Louis Baumann,F. Bergesch, P. A. Bamberger, S. Bonder, Jacob Boshold, Henry Doellner, F. Din~s, Wm. Drechsler, P. Benzinger, A. C. Erfort, H. Eggers, A. Flohr, Jacob Fritschle, J. G. Fidledcy, E. Japold, R. Follenlus, F. ,r'uchs, J. W. Gehner,. Adam Guerdan, F.W. Hager, Chas. W. Horn, H. Hansmann, J. G. Helmich, J. H. Heidsick, Nie. Jost, F. Kaltmeyer, Henrv Kuhn, J. J. KuH, J. Kiburz, F. Kinkelin, A. Lenz, Ph. Lang, Chs. Leinberger, GottI. Martin, J. J. Mersman, Ch. Mevissen, F. Mohrhardt, G. A. ·Mueller, F. Merkel, T. Nit>derwieser, P.Obermier, Adam Obert, A. lWipechlaeger, F. W. Rosenthal, J. :noesberger, John Schulz, Wm. t5tein, E. C•. Salomon, Juls. Stan~e, C. A. Snell, A. Rtrau!;s, John Spoeri, Louis Schiller, Max. Saettele, Leop. ~chroeder, E. Thiemann, David Trieber, J. L. Voerster, Chas. Wetzler, Theop. Weber, Jos. Willman, H. T. Wilde, Theod. Wilknis, Ad. Wilhal'titz, W m. Ziock.
Initiated, 11; passed, 12 i raised, 10; Past Masters, 5 i dimitted, 2 i admitted, 1; died, 1; rejected, 3.
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APPENDIX.
HERMANN LODGE, No. 123---16 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
CHAS. D. EITZEN, W. M. JOSEPH KESSLER, S. W. SILAS HALL, J. W. WH. H. CONN, TrMs. JOSEPH DOYON, Sec'y: P. C. BLAKESLEE, S. D. ERNEST KRECH, J. D. HENRY ROLORF, Tj·ler. .Members---Jacob Rommel, James McCamment, Wm. Janreke, Elijah Rourk, Charles Harri~, H. R. Bates, 'Vm. J. Smith, Christian Meyer. .Initiated, 1 ; pa;sed, 3; raised, 3; Past Masters,' 2,
GENTRYVILLE LQDGE, No. 121}-27
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
GEO. W. eRAWFORD, W. M. WILLiAM GRAHAM, J. W. A. B. ROSS, Sec'y. W. P. GARTIN, J. D•.
CLAYTON T. ROBERTSON, S. W. JAMES CRAWFORD, Treas. F. W. JOHNSON, S. D. ELIJAH DUNAGAN, Tyler.
Members-Noah L. Baxter, John G. Barton, Joseph L. Lowe, Jacob P. Jameson, Paschal O. Robertson, E. W. Dunnagan, E. D. Gideon, Harvey Cranor, Benjamin Wheeler, P. H. Carson, Chas. F. Witten, Samuel Rainey" Jordan Gramer, Anderson Lowe, George Taylor, W. P. Gartin, John S. Duncan, Preston Bowman, Wm. F. Peck, Samuel Robertson, George Lowe, Abraham Lewis, William Rainey, John McConkey, John McFall, Andrew Stevenson, Elisha Dorsey. Initiated, 26; passed, 25; rail!ed, 17; Past Mastel's, 2; dimitted, 9; admitted, 3; died, 1; reject~, 9; suspended; 6.
SEAMAN LODGE, No. 126-34
MBMBBRS.
OFFICERS.
R. F. CANTERBURY, W. M. S. W. MELLOR, J. W. R. D. MORRISON, Sec'y. GEO. S. PHILLIPS, J. D.
S. C. HARRIS, S. W. W. H. WATSON, Treas. W. H. CRAIG, S: D. Tyler.
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APPENDIX.
Members-J. Seaman, Allen Gellespie, Thos. Lame, Joel Dewitt, John Creek, Wm. B. Morrison, G. D. Burgess, John C. Hutchison, Arthur Brock, Miles B. Baird., A. J. Triplett, Geo. ~. Henry, Thos. Mairs, James Webb, Levi Moore, William Watson, James W. Beck, W. W. Shearer, Warren McCullough, James Morris, Wm. H. Bryan, John Q. Boner, John C. Grace, R. P. Halliburton, Sumner Boynton, Jesse Ellis, J. D. Knight. Initiated, 10; passed, 9; raised, 4; Past Mas~rs, 2; dimitted, 4; admitted, 2; rejected, 5.
ATHENS LODGE,No. 127-··18 MEMBERl. Oi'FICEBS.
R. R.CANADAY, W. M. G. W. STAPLETON, S. W. E. CAM RON, J. W. JOHN PLASTER, Treas. E. HART, Sec'y J. H. WHEDBLEE, S. D. WJrI. ROSS. J. D. H. JOHNSTON, Tyler. Members···C. G. Comstock, G. R. Crockett, C. S. Canaday, A. S. Meek, G. B. Jeffries, Geo. Price, W. T. Cl'naday, L. M. RigIJeY, D. Spainhower, John A. Ross, J. P. Griffith. Initiated, 6 j passed, 2 j raised, 2 ; dimitted, 6; rejected 3.
CONSTANTINE LODGE, No. 129-54 MEM.BERS. OFFICERS.
- - - , W. M.
A. E. SIMPSON, P. M:, S. W.
WILLIAM: WILBUB, J. W. C. C. CALFUS, Sec'y. B. M. DUKES, J. D.
LEONARD LANGSTON, Treas. L. W. DANFORTH, S. D. - - - - , T~·ler.
1l'lembers---George Whitcomb, A. M. Bedford, J. H. Bethune, G. L. Braswell, T. S. McElmurry, A. E. :Hardick, JaB. L. Moore, Wm. Rodney, J. S. GoodeR, J. L. SLelby, A. V. Swank, John Varble, S. D. Golder, Milton Newman, E. W. Chapman, Noah Handy, David Gilmore, J. T. ~ussell, J. H. Lee, John A. R. Forgy, J. H. Naive, W. H. Bush, L. T. Lee, Samuel Keith, W. P. Swank,Jo!iah McCary, Wm. M. Lusk, A. W. Grigsby, J. M. Brown, F. A. Randol, L. Rosenberg, E. P. Diehl, J. W. Allisor., W. N. Stanley, J. L. Howlett, R. G. Barker, Morgan Brady, Meper Ward, John A. Stone, C. G. Clayton, Th08. H. Byrd, R. U. Kimball, A. H. Danforth, J. M. Micbeacon, M.l'L Myrick, G. G. Fowlks, W~ P. M. Scott, J. H. Holloway, G. W. Jackson.
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APPENDIX.
Initiated, 5; passed, 3; raised, 4; Grand and P. G. Master, 1; Past 6; dimitted, 2 j admitted, 2 j died, 6; rejected, 3.
~fasters,
OFFICERt
BENNETT MARSHALL, W. M. R. c. STARRETT, J. 'V. A. B. DOUGLASS, Sec's. C. A. BUTTS, J. D.
F. E.
~v.1U'.. KTS,
S. W.
S. P. 'VALTRIP, Treas. J. A. HOGUE, S. D. TAYLOR PICKARD, Tyler.
~lfenbers---D. R. Galoway, H. M. Carman, J. L. Canaday, Sam'l Timberman, D. C. Hogan, J. W. Webb, W. D. Pickard, R. C. Franklin, J. H. James, J. B. Maloney, G. T. Jame', A. D. Bridges, Daniel Lattewell, Jas. M. 'Waltrip, E .•T. Stockton, John Owens, James R. Gregory, M. J. Whitaker, L. H. Meadows, William Edwards, William Cross, Thomas H. Uavis, Givon Owens, James Meddleton, John M. Muse, L. J. Taylor, J. R. Elwards, ltlaston Waltrip, Marion Beesley, C. Barham, S. K. Powel, J. F. Hogan, D. Y. Pankey, Thomas Bruwn, James Warren, Jonathan Pollock, F. M. Wilkins, Nathaniel Inis, Lawson Higgenbothan, ~. D. Laferney, John A. Hogan, C. A. }lon~gomery, E. S. Montgomery, C. N. Lasley, L. L. Stevens, E. C. White, John So, Webb, Thomas J. Pickard, A. S. Watson, A. E. Mills, John B. Hogue, V. H. IIarri8on, E. J. Langdon, John H. Stokes, John Timberman, E. H. :M:oore, James A. Fanghn, Isaiah Jones, Daniel Thornberry, Henry Hooker, ·Wm. B. Douglass, Thos. Marlow, John P. Taylor, John H. Bird, Henry Hooker, Allen S. Hord.
'V.
Initiated, 17; passed, 11; raised, 11; Past Masters, 3; dimilted, 1; admitted, 2; died, 1; rejected, 22.
POTOSI LODGE, No. 181-46
MEMBERS.
OJ'FICER8.
SAM'L IRVIN, S. W. THOMAS I..LOYD, W. M. F. K. BOYD, Trells. B. S. FLOYD, J. W. STEPHEN T. DUNKLIN, See'y. MOSES BROOKS, S. D. HENRy BUB, Tyler. H. L. HOLLAND, J. D.
Members-S. Brown, Wm. A. Matthews, P. S.Johnson, M. A. Todd, James Thompson, W. L. Wilcox, V. B. Misplay, Joseph Nedwideck, James 'V. English, Jno. S. Wilcox, Ben. Kindall" Henry Christopher, Alfred O.
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APPENDIX.
Glore, Thos. J. Whitely, Jno. B. Bell, Thos. Shea, Jno. Pryor Purner, David E. Perryman, ThoB. S. White, R. S. D. Ca.ldwell, John Hornsey, Peter Hunrich, W. S. Murphy, P~ H. Thomas, Frank McGready~ Archer Cheatham, Jno.T. Robinson, Jos. H. Walton, Dan.. W. Brown, Roht. Keightley, Jno. Shore, Harvey Blackwell, J. C. Bass, J. L. Clarkson, .Wm. J. Jordan, Juo. T. Perry, Ben. Davidson, Valentine Webber. Initiated, 16; PMsed, 6; Past Masters, 2 j dimitted, 2; admitted, 3 j died, 5; rejected, 11; 8uspended, 1.
FARMINGTON LODGE, No. 132---60
MEMBERS.
OJ'FICERS.
A.
PAR~HURST,
W. M.
P. H. GOOCH, J. W. J. J. BRADY, See'y.. .W. C. HAILE, J. D.
L. F. DENNING, S. W. JOHN COBB, Treas. JNO. F. RUDY, 8. D• P. Z. MEREDItH, 1'yler.
Members---James H. Elga.n, John Cobb, Milton Sebastian, J. B. Jen.· nings, John Hunter, J. W. S. Boyce, Henderson Murphy, W. R. Taylor, John J. Smith, Ja.mes McDaniel, John S. Leavering, J. C. Johnson, T. S. :McMullen, J. W. Harvey, E. T. White, t. K. Peers, W. B. R'I,l.", A. C. }1l.:Henry, John F. Rudy, Alexander 8. Jennings, W. C. Haile, V. C. Peers, John S. Pim, E. Kinchloe, Z. Murphy, J. J. Hrady, J. V. Tyler, Frank Murphy, Elias S. Poston, P. H. Gooch,nobcrt J. Hill, S. E. Douthit, Charles A. Pilley, Mesbit Orton, A. Parkhurst, John A. Weber, C. R. Mll.tkin, D. G. Sherrill, IANy Dent, R. L. Sutherland, J~mes R. Brewer, A. W. Keith, Wm. S. Con~vay. c. M. Burnham, D. W. Proffit, RobertJ. Hill, Jr-, ~amuel C. Ol-ton, Joseph Vansickles, 'James B. Adam~, J. }t. Edward!!, W. P. Thompson, L. F. Denning, Joseph Conway, A. P. Turley, P. Z. }Ieredith, Wm. Dent, Cyrus Dent, J. C. Perkins. C. W. Rutlcge, George Eisen bery. Initiated, 1; passed, 2 j raised, 1; Past Masters, 4; dimitted, 1 j died, 1; rejected, 2.
STAR OF TH£ WES't LODGE, No. 133-66 MEMBERS. OFi'It:ER8. B. SHEPHERD, W.1ttM. THu:MASON, J. W. L. )1. PETITT, Sec'y. W~L AKE, J. D.
H. SWENY, 8. W. A. W. HALL01t1AN,Treas. THOS. W ..JOHNSON, S. D. JACOB GRANDHAltI)[ER, Tyler.
APPENDIX•
175
.M'embers---D. C. Bugg, Conrad Burkj OhM. Boss, John Beckly, Lysander Ashlock, W. Ake, J. Donaldsoo, C. H. Collin!!, Robt. Chawvin, W. Chilton J. F. S. Edwards, ~'. Den~er, J. L. Covert, Fred. Katch, D. D. Emmons, J. R. Higdon, D. Humphrey!!, L. M. Farris, Wm. N. Gregory, George W Farrar, Z. J. Hlltris, James Greyson, J. Grandhammcr, Richard Harvey, T. D. Harrison, Ohas. Kindall, Giles Lee, John Jamison, James M. ILogan, John M. Johnson, Henry McClervy, John :McHenry, Wm. F. Mitchell, S. W. Miller, C. R. Peck, Lee M. Pettil, Giles Russell, D. RI\~an, B. B. Ragan, Wm. Ta.ng, L. Thomason, George Tetly, B. Shepherd, H. F. Sweny, J. W. Emerson, Alfred Shy, Henry Westmeyer, J. G. Whitworth, A. D. Williams, 'Wm. White, A. W. Hallawlln, Andrew Peace, Wm. Parmer, Ike White Cotton, Josiah Barnes, John :Schuck, M. Sitze, D. F. Martin, A. Zimmerman, M. Beshores, Thos W. Johnson. James· A. Atkins, Parks Peters, James Gardner, Thos. Herb~rt, Morgan Bentley.
Initiated, 10; passed, 5; raised, 11; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 4; admitted, 6; died, 2; rejected, 5.
PLEASANT l\fOUNT LODGE, No. 134---36 )h~IllERS. OFFICERS.
R. M. HARGETT, W.l\L S. T. HARRIgON, J. W. W~I. ~f. LU}-[PKIN, Sec'y. J. J. ]'ARMER, J. D.
J .,DIES .JOHNSTON, S. 'V. S. ~IOORE. Treas. E. M. LUMPKIN, S. D. P. S. )IILLER, Tyler.
llfembe1's---O. B. Atkinson, John Humes. W. J. Livingston, Philip Dell, Jl\mes M. Russel, James:1i. Burrus, F. )1. Swanson, Elisha Shelton, James F. l\forris, John 1\1. ?hller, Wm. H. :Mllllddr, D. D. Ross, 'Vm. C. Hatler, John Brockman, Nicholas Wolf, Robel't Crisp, John Simpson, Jasper N. Henley, B. S. Bond, Thomas W. Davi!~, David T. Hall, Joseph M. Enloe, William R. Kennard, M. D. N. Henley, J. H. G. Jenkins, B. C. Bond, E G. Miller, C. A. McCarty, Edward :'Ianuers, J. J. Glover, I. E. Culbertson, C. C. Barbour, Josiah Goodman, M. C. Bond, D. J. Marquis, Thomas J. Smith.
Initiated, 17; passed, 16; rai!!ed, 12; Past MI\!Iters, 4; dimitted, 6; diad, 7; rejected, 1.
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PRAIRIEVILLE LODGE, No. 137---52
M拢MBERS.
OFFICER".
ALFRED JOHNSON, W. M.
R. S. SMITH, J. W. Z. W. MO~BY, Sec'y. ED'VARD SAMPSON, J. D.
w~r.
H. POLLARD, S. W. W.U. RICHARDSON, Treas. L. E. MITCHELL, S. D. D. W. ALLEN, Tyler.
Membe1路S-C. R. Bankhead, E. ltf. Brown,B. Bowle, A. D. Atkins, Wm. H. Long, John Turner, James Johnson, David McGhee, R. H. Carver, J. D. Merriwether, 8. B. Richardson, B. F. Weir, G. D. Merriwether, :Mack Guyry, Caleb Darsery) Jas. Damron, Walker Davis, John W. Davis, John R. Damson, S. P. Damson, R. T. Hawkins, Thos. J. Hammons, B. F. Jacobs, Wm. H. Knight. W. 8. MasEl, Thos.:M. Lpmis, Rev. A. P. Lin, James Merritt, N. P. Minor, H. J. Merriwether, Henry T. Ogdon, W. R. Ogdon, W. F. Oglesby, P. S. Penn, Henry C. Reed, Williamson Shaw, L~ J,1. Smith, Addison Finsley, 8. J. Turner, R. C. Turner, D. B. Woodson, J. B. Waugh, Thol!. A. Waugh, John R. Powell.
Initiated, 9 i passed, 9; raised, 9; Past Master, 1; dimitted, 4 i died, 2 ; rejected, 2.
~IIDDLEBURY LODGE, No. 141-46 MEMllERS. OFFICERS.
WILLtAM REID, W. M. 8. LANE, J. VI. R. D. BLAKLEY, See'y. J. C. REID, J. D.
8. AUSTON, S. W. J. McLAGHLEN, Treas. B. B. CORNWELL, S. D. WM. McLAGHLEN, Tyler
Members--路James Branham, R. D. Blakey, Jacob Ashbrook, J. lr. Can, D. R. Lemons, Q. H. Cornwell, A. J. Donalson, W. D. Ellis, P. M. Hill, Lewis Myers, M. J. Myers, W. a. :Moray, S. Speer, John Schf\pler. James A. Trarrel, John Magmartin, Nathan Keith, J. W. Cartmill, J. C. Reid, Abram Con, Calvin T. Rider, Robt. M. 8aw3er, J. C. King, B. C. Lovla.nd.
Initiated, 21; passed, 16; raised, 18; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 16; died, 1; rejected, 15.
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PL:EASAN'r GROVE LODGE, No. 142-52
:MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
S. H. SAURDERS, W. ~t.
G. W. HARLAN, J. W. H. S. W. THOMPSON, l5ec'y, D. J. SHY, J. D.
HA:RRISON lIO)[AN, S. J. ,Yo BRANNIN, Treas. J. 'V. 'V RIGHT, S. D. BE~. GILBORT, Tyler•
'V.
.l\fcmbel's---Hobideau Allison, R. J. Burcham, Wm. R. Butler, J. L. Jno. T. lhnkhead, W. E. Bombs, 'l'. 'to Cox, Ths. G. Cockril, Chas. Culver, Jas. S. Crabtree, Wm. Devine, J. A. Dison, G. 'V. Embree, T. V. Ellis, P. :K Evans, H. A. Furguson, H. l\L Farmer, J. Godbey, A. Hupp, .T. D. Huronymus. Wade lIoward. G. W, Hutchinsun, J. A. llughes, S. J. llough, W. o. Hall, T. J. Hughes,J. llcClure, S. .Martin, S. O'Roark) Thos. Pe.rson~ Wm. Parburry, W. W. Pigg. H. L. Pigg, J. L. Reed, 'Yo A. Reed, T. J. Starke, J. lI. Steel, Jno. Tll.,rlor, It E. Williams,T. J. Wallace, Jno. R. Wallace, A. t.Zollinger, l!. S. Conner, T. J. 1tIenns. initia.ted, 2; passen, 4; l'&ised) 4; Grand and P. G. lfaster, 1: Plll;t }i:A.!!ter~ 3; dimitted, 2. Bridge~,
IRONDALE LODGE, N"o. 143---39 MF:~m£Rs. OFFICl':RS.
J. G. SCOTT, J. 'V.
D. S. HOBBS; S. W. It 'W ALLEN, Treas.
J. 1>. EATON, J. D.
JOS. NEEL, S. D. A. CUNING, Tylet.
A. lL EATON, W. M.
'-V. E. MeGR EADY, Sec'y.
llf mO"7's-James Kincaid, LewHl Wallen, Ren. Wilson. A. G. Hu~hes, J. B. Yeargaim, J. A.lIlcCormick, F. Barron, R. B. Hiley,N. H. JordllJl J. W. Harrison, L. 'Vestover, John Hughes, O. E. Halbrook, W. Shaner, W. Hains, n. S. Hughes, P. J. Belkap, Aaron T. Sherill, J. H. Stl\PP, l:5l\ll.c Thornton, S. 'Yarsing, J. C. Howatd. Charles Hamilton, Ed. Wel:;h, ·L. Eaton, 'V. l:I. Bebee, J. It Davis, F. B. McFarland, J. D. Green, J. Q. :Mitchell, F. V. Fight. J. A. Simrnes, J. J. J.lcFarland, B. A. Belknar,E. B. Henderson, H. L. Simms, A. P. Yeargain, Columbus Bea.n, C. V. l>lltterson, R. P. Mitchell, T. S. Love. . 1
Initiated, 36 j pa~seJ, 35; rai:;ed, 3i; admhted, 4; dimilted, 4; died, 2; 17. ;
rejected~
i\1
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RISING SUN LODGE, No. 145---69
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
J. C. COCHRAN, W.lf. G. M. WINTON, J. W. M. L. ABERNATHY, Sec'y. C. C. HEADLEY, J. D.
J. D. WINTON, S. W. T. J. M. HAWKINS, Trel\B. W1\1. MeVANZANT, S. D. J. C. B. RENFROW, Tyler.
Members路-J. C. Cochran, G. R. Barrett, J. D. Winton, M. L. Abornathy, R G. Sivers, J. M. Ramsey, W. G. Porter, T. J. M. Hawkin8, G.1\1. Winton, C. M. Rose, T. A. Reed, J. M. Winset, Wm. McVanzant. J. M. Donnold, W. T. Bryant, Wm. Pipkin, J. A. Cowden, John Vll.l1ghn, J. Le-e, W. Donald, J. W. Lewis, W. E. Witherspoon, J. T. Walker, N. A.. Cowden, J. M. Jinkins, J. W. Miller, W. S. CaTin, Wm. Patterson, A. D. Gooden, C. N. Headley, W. S. Anderson, C. C. Headley, M. L. McCluer, J. A. Murray, Wm. F. Albri~ht, :M. L. Bird, Allen Wallis, J. A. Patterson, W. G. Thompson, G. C. Roed, J. B. Buros, James Wallis, G. W. Akin, J. P. Fubston, J. W. Roberson, C. Tice, W. H. Cook, E. P. S. Robert!!, J. W. Burns, H. Kean, W. C. Woodlow, S. Chithan, J. F. Ball, P. A. Alexander, G. )V. White, L. F. Cile, J. O. Parrish, W. Periman, J. Hinl, J. Netf, Wm. Burnes, J. C. B. Renfrow, E. J. 1\Iack, E. J. Buness, S. S. Headley, J. L. Robberson,. J. R. Lee, W. N. Tiller, Wm. SpUSlllCk. Initiated, 19; passed, 22; raised, 25 j Pt\st Master, 1; dimitted, 1; admitted, /j j died, 4 j reje-:.ted, 4.
BIRMING LODGE, No. 150-i9 MEMBERs, O}'JnCERS.
J. H. C. ROBINSON, W. M. A. A. WHITTINGTON, J. W. J. E. WELLER, Sec'y. G. W. YATES, J.D.
E.1tL YATES, S; W. D. 路W. CLOUSER, Treas. E. Y. KIRKMAN, S. D. H. HAMPTON, Tyler.
Membcl's-R. C. Thomas, W. Willis, H. W. Harper, R. Bryan, W. Bryan, J. P. Bryan. R. B. Thomas, T. B. Duty, A. J. Wright, J. W. Brown, C. DI\Y, J. ~. McCormick, J. W. Carter, A. M. Campbell, W. C Wt:lls, G. E. Bishop, W. C. Tll.ys, J. T. Foster, J. H. Ashbaugh, J. Galbreat,h, 1\1. C. Ferrell, J. T. Judy, J. W. Ritchie, W. Randall, E. Aldrich; M. W. Farris, B. W. Mar!OhalI, S. A. Gann, D. Billings, J. Ferrell, R. Bryant, W. E. Curl, E. Crumpler, J. Lower, R. Wilfiey, N. Curtis, J. A. Jeie!", T. J. Rubinson, J. W. Wright, N. P. Rogers, W. B. Smith, D. Alderman, L. Burris, G. W. Rector, W. S. Davidson, J. B.
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Stafford, S. D. Farris, J. A. Davidson, A. Rogcr5, J. T. Chesnut, S. ~T. Floyd, H. Rogers, J. Kelly, R. Gillmore, D. A. Meadows, L. Rogers, C. Chesnut, J. J. Whittington, J. 'V. :Utladows, C. GI'able, W. W. Hillix, J. L. Dodson, A. J. Stagner, L. D. Kirkman, T. J. Means, R. T. Davis, J. Roberts, 'V. F. Davis, J. B. Jackson, H. Campbell, E. S. Dlividson. Initiated, 9; passed, 11; raised, 9; mitted, 1 j rejected, 11.
P~st
}faster, 1; dimitted, 7 j ad-
MILTON LODGE, No. 151---66
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
D. PROCTOR, W. }!. E. M. HALLA"WAY, J. 'V. W. L. T. EV ANS, Sec'y. JASON MOBLEY, J. D.
A.•J. FEATHERTAN, ~. W. A. CRUSE, Treas. ELI O'VENS, S. D. HENRY HARRISON, Tyler.
~felnbers---Thos. P. 'Vhite, .T. H. Newton, John G. Button, ~[artin Felltherstan, John S. Bennette, 'Vallllce)1. C. Campbell, J. R. Finney, Benj. Hawchins, J. G. Swetnam, Asa Bennette, 'Vm. Rabeslln, R. R. Hall, E. }I. Holloway, Levi Haynes, 111. L. EtI.!s, Henry Grimes, J. C. Parish, Chas. Tissue, J. P. }leah, J. A. Poindexter, J. 'Vhittenburge, Charles Owens, John Harrison, 'Vm. B. )Iaberly, John Huntsman, Hllrrison Huntsman, J. A. Holt, 'V. G. Grime~, Hen'ry Hllrriwn, A. P. Laudnum, A·Jam Givem, George Huntsman, Harris Phelps, David HolIiburtlln,J. G. Saddler, 111. T. Holllburtan, Strath/lr Ridgeway, W. J. Baney, Jllmes E. Hl\rrison, O. 111. Harrison, J. T. Coates, 'V. J. Meals, 'V. L.' Newton, J. vi. Hutsel, David HI\l1ibllrtnl\, Henry l:obert~, A. J. Amick, J. T. Halliburton, R. N. l\Lltthews, D. S. IIl\l'Iley.
Initiated, i rejected, 4.
j
passed, 10; raised, 12; .dilllitted, G j admitted, 1; died, 3
CONCORD I .. ODGE,
~o.
15-1·--44
~h:\JDERS.
OF}·ICJms.
R. S. SHIELDS. 'V. 1If. 'V. N. PLEDGE. J. 'V. R. H. F(Y"-LER, Sec'y. J. A. HE~DEHSON, J. D.
JOHN D. dRA TTON, S. 'V. .J. T. HENDERSON, Treat!. .T. )1. RILEY, S. D. ,Yo A. GREGORY, T.r~er.
j
180
APPENDIX.
,Mnnbers---Alr"ed Barnes, R.)1. Barnes, J. R. Davis, 1t II. Fowler, 'V. A. Gregory, J. B. Henderson, J. T. Hender$on, W. H. Leepers, It :Me· Pheeter~, 1'. G. Pledge, W. N. Pledge, ~. N. RUBsel1, W. H. Richardson,
A. P. Pollard, J. T. Thurmond, R. S. Shields, A. McPheeters, R. Bratton, John Allen, W. A. Bratton, J'. A. H~nderson, Wade, Jtls. M. Coons, .J. D, Bratton, Erastus Burry, J. ){, Riley, W. P. Wright, T. N. Allon, Ambrose Fry, Otto McCrackin, W. \V. ttotJl3rtson, W. W. :Macfurlane, J. T. Rudd, .J. G. BarneE, D. Waltz, R. )1. Younger, C. P. Gay, .John Reed, N. L, Fish. P. )1. Morris, T. J. Pratt, S. P. Harrison, J. 't. Harrison, Angus norry.
n.
Initiated, 14; passed, 11; rnised, \); Past Masten, 6; dimitted, 4; admitted, 50; died, g. f rejected, 5; ~xpeUed, 1.
SPRING lULL LODGE, Xo. 15&-:-2&
MEMnERs,
OFFICERS'.
JNO. B. HUTCHISON, W·,)-I.S. J. D!W'EY, S. W. A. ANDERSON, J:'V. J·,A)IES ~. MOSELY. Trea!. W)1. J. LUMPKIN, See'y., .JOSEPH LILLY, S. D. H.1\1. BROW'N, J. D. A. DUMELTON, Tyler.· M~mbers··-M. Filinger, Thos. Brooks; 'Vm. G. Fisk. T'. F. {joben, Dr. Dowey, J. S. ,Vilson, A. R. Mo.nn, J. 'V. Pel\ry, J. S. Venable. J. 'V. Ro!'e, H. K. Pearl, H. G. Luerer, .J. 8. Leeper, J. Grompacker.. J. ~ruse, Initiated, 1; dimitted, li; s:;spended 1 6.
ASHLAND LODGE, No. 156--·65 MEMBERS, on'ICERS.
SPE~CER, W. ~f. J. G..rONES, J. 'V. F. G. SITTON, See'y_ J. H. FULKERSO~, J. D.
R.
H. C FERREE. S. W', .J. :M:. ELLIS. Trens. H, H. RICE. S. D, n. LA~HA:M, Tyler.
/lfembr:l'S---.J. S. Strode••r. 'Vintcrbower. J. Dl Patton. R S ~rarti n. n. L ~itton, D. JL Burna1n, H. )f. Strode: R J. ifartin. :Kl win lh~s, W'm. A. Harri!:, A. J. Rll~!'cll, 'V. n. Strofle, E. J[, Bass, .r. )L I:obin<;on. G. X. Kin!!. G. A.•JoneR. N. Uig'~s..J. .J. Rice, I5rae; Winfrev. H. n. Illimilton, JL B. Bullard, .r. 'V. Bctlck, J. M. Blythe, R. R. P~ce, Sardis Hickam, n.
181
APPENDIX.
M.Jones, J. :M. Lapp, J. M. Strode, J. 1L Doyle, E. T. Ballenger, Tiory M. Jones,Jamea Winant, Amos Nichols, P. Frady, J. C. Woody, Frank J. Hagans, R. C.. Forbis, TJru M. Roberts, Barnabas Harris, R. H. Martin, John Yount, W. J. Ballen, J. M. Edwards, J. 'V. Edwards, 'V. B. Edward~, J. T. Brinegar, Lincoln Nichols, 'V. J. Scott, L. L. Lindsay, ,Yo T. Lanham, James Winfrey, J. M. Jones, D. B. Hamilt",}, John Rippetoo, R. H. Bullard, J. H. Campbell, James C. Forbis. Initiated, 10; p&ssed, 12; raised, 14; Past )!asters, 3; dimitted, 3 i died, 1 i rejected, 13.
NORTli tiTAR LlJ.1J\:H':, No. 16i-路路i2
JOHN W. b.J1IITH, W. M. W. L. REEVES, J. W. L. H. RULAND. Sec'y. HENRY PLASTERS, J. D.
MKMBE6S.
ISAAC N. WHITE, S. W. F. M. THOMPSON, Treas. A. B. DURFEE, S. D. W)I. SPARKS, Tyler.
Members-J. W. Smith, John Lewi8, Silas Pu.yc~r, 'Ym. Sparks, George A. Thomas, William .Sutton, Joshua Hunt, Caleb A. :Miller, John Dozier, Aquilla Beck, Isaac N. White, Greenville Johnson, U. S. Hightower, John Y. Bird, Calaway Millsaps, Lewis Lawrence, Richard Waits, Stephen South, W. C. Willman,R. E. White, John Hnrrington, Thos. M. :Me. Attams, e. F. Miller, Augustine Lyf0rd, Jacob Hughes, R. K. Dunlap, Levi Athon, Jno. W. Golden, Sam'l Tate, A. )1. Bllskham, W. N. Smith, Bedford Freeman, H. S. Sharpe, Jacob :M. Fldcher, E. L. Clark, Jos~ph H. Richards, Thomas Arnold, Geo. F. Bixby. John L. Shetters, C. C. Williams, P. A. Thompson, F. M. Thompson, L. H. Uuland, W. L .. Rtleves, J. H. Lahue, 'V.C. )Iorgan, Aaron Kidd, James Buckhllm, L. C. Christian, John Rundle, Charlton Hall, John S. Morgan, Danid B. Morgan, A. F ~ Titfl\IlY. James B. Morgan, Henry Plasters, S~ Ivester Hall, Jame8 A. Taylor, A. B. Durfee, 'V. S. Holliway, Jesse M. Cross, C. Y. Snow, A. M. Bll.rnes, A. A. Starne~, Absa.lom Fisher, David :McNiel, Godfrey Vohl, J08. Seller8, John H. Kelly, Jam~s Hunter, L. P. Banks, 1\-1. N. Thornton. Initill.ted, 15; passed, 11 ; ra.ised, 16; Past Masters, 3; dimitted, 10; admitted, 2; died, 3; rejected, 10; expellej, 1.
PACIFIC LODGE, No. 169---70
~IxMBER8.
O~FICj<;R8.
J. L. GARNER, W. )1. )lOHGAN ALLEN, J. W.
'V. R. BIBB. ~. W. l'HOl\-IAS WATt)ON, Treas.
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APPENDIX.
JOH~ E. YORK, See'y. HENRY LA1IERAUX, J. D.
J. 'V. GRAVES, 8. D. WM. THOMAS, Tyler.
Members---J. B. H. Beale, L. Steines, George King. Thos. Watson, A. McLure, Wm. Manthe, Vincent Hogan. W. D. Jeffres, Louis Deituiler. N. B. Worthington, Stepben Cole, B. F. Reed, B. Smith, Francis Becker, Charles Mottnt, Peter Reed, Charles Jeffreil, R. H. Farrer; W. J. Myers, Fred. W~ngler, George Gunnsey, A. Howard~ Sylvester Hamilton, Wm. Thomas, G. W. Fisher. Hiram Calvin, Charles Japhrath, Wm. C. McLure, Robert Patton, S. D. Williamson, Charles Middleton, John E. York, Morgan Allen, Jilmes Hayard. John R. Phillips, John Demler, ~amuel Adams, J. F. Garner, Samuel Fullis, D. B. Gaither, Louis White, Fred. Volune, L. D. }forse, W. R. Bibb, H. Lameraux, John Hacker, William Tyler, D. C. Maloney; W. B. Smith, Thos. S. McGee, James S. Williams, Thos. Matherahead, Allen Brown. :Jacob Deituiler. Ronry Cbeatam, John W. Groves, S. M.Brown, B. Fry, Geor~e Simpson, W. B. Cheatam, J. B. Lewis, Cyrus Lewis, .John ·P. Brown, C. W. Wade, D. P. Nichols, Eo Hllrdnett, F. P.Lows, W. F. Babo, R. T. Brown, S. W.}'lShtu·. Initiated, '16; passed, 10; raised, lJ; 1'1lSt, Masten, U; dimittea, 5; admitted, 2; died, '2; rejected, 15.
WHITESVILLE LODGE, No. 162-28
MBHBERlJ.
OFFICERS.
EPfI. MYERS, W. M. T.·K. S~IITH, J. W. J ..D. BOWE'N, Sec'y. JOHN T. BAILEY, J. D.
EVANDO& ~GEE, S. W. V. WILSON, Treas. .T.,HAGLER. S. D. PfllLlP COOK, Tyler.
Mmwel's-··E. Myers, Evandor A~ee, T. K. Smith, V. Wilson, J. D. Bowen'. J.1hgler, J. T. Bilj.'e~·, P. Cook, J.E. Williams. A. J. Agee, Geo. L. Ullynion, Jas. Lanclurs, Jas. Hall, Michael Agee. T. M. B~rnett. Miles Uogdel, Jobn W. Trlltt.er. Jo~eph Caultiel., J. J. Daugherty, J. W. Pl\S!!elwell. Jobn Bonha~. B. EIli3, C. K. Wood, Th08 H. r.r'rotter, O. B. Saunoers, J. Grooins. J. McDllniel. Initiated, 6; pRssed, 7: nised. 3; Past 'Masters, 2; dlmi~tedt 8; admitted, 1; died, 2; rejected, 2.
OCCIDENTAL LODGE, No. 163---150
MEMBERS.
OFFIC}:R8.
THOS. RICHESON. W. If. WM. BOSBYSHELL, J. W.
JAMES B.. AUSTIN, S. W. WlL N. LOKER. Tr"as.
APPENDIX.
A. B. M. THOMPSON, See'y. J. D.
JERE~LAH FRUIN,
183
HAMPTON WOODRUFF, 8. D. JOs. MATTHIAS, Tyler.
lrlembers-- W ~sley Connor, Thomas Ri('heson, William H. M~rrett, E. Malldsley, Joseph Matthias, R. Mackwitz, William lS'. I ..oker, Frederick Overstolt7., Fred. Rozier, Louis Wertline, T. }1'orrlstel'. Jllmes Johns1on, Willi~m Brown, W. H. Gregg, Ferdinand Meyer, C. Hequembor~, John McCloy, 11'11 Stansbury, C.S. Keutzing, David C. Sheble, A. G.' Braun, John H. Bowen. John DeUoss, G. V. Kelsey, Jameil M. Kershaw, Eustus Wells. Martin Collins, James Buckland, T. A. Buckland, Jo~erh Grable, W. A. Miller, George Jeume, William Lee, AI'fred Grable, Otho P. Koenig, P. G. Gerhart, John B. Gray, Samuel Hughs, J. W.Wills. Z. C. Ingraham, E. J. Ivester, H. G. Holmes, T.}f. BarI'on, W. R. Stubbleield, S. D. Davenport, jr., Jo~n Smith,A. 'T. Hollister, Chntle~ J. Gilbert, A. B. M:. Thompson, ,C. C. McClure, Alexander ~lcDon&.ld, M.l\I.ÂŁby, W. H. Long, T: W. Mann, Edgar 'V. 'Varne, Nicholas Springer. G~orge W. She'bIe, Lucius Deming, N!l.thun Smith, Charles J. Smith, Chllrles Clifton, James B. Austin, Johl'Eagan, James Lanning, G. C. ~IcDollllld. Wm. L. Austin, Samuel W. Eager, jr.. J~hn King, William Bosbyshetl, Thoma.s J. Smith, Henry G. Whitney, M~rk Howard, Thomas H. Lee, Alvin Ford, 3'ohn F. Albers, Albert B. Hensley, John Samson, }I. N Burcbard, Hampton Woodruff, James .r. Denney, .James H. McClaran, John Cll.rne~, G;eorge H. Blickhahn, L~vi Stein, Thomas Harris, Z. B. Mool'e, Henry Reynolds, O. P. 8aslor, C. L. Craft, Jeremia.h Fruin, W. H. Cra..... for.d; Truman J. Homer, 'VlI.rren Champlin, R. M L. McEwing, Leopard A. Wutkin8, John Maurice, Samuel T. Guty" James }IcKee, Thomas J. Mattox, Gt:orge W Monroe, William S. Jewell, William Hil?;~s, Charles Dutr, Wm. G Barte., Charles K. Vickl:lrs, George Crawford, Jll.m~~ W. Wren. ChRS. H. Cowea, Francis ~ates, Geor~e Thomas, Henry E. Warren, Chal!. H. Baskins, John Dickey, Myron M. Bu,0k, James W. Wallace, W. H. Harding, L E. Carpenter, B. B. Breed, Jl\mes Hawkins, John 0 Codding,. Robert L. ,Tandy, James McKenlla, Fr~d. Maurer, Henry S. 'Vinter, L H. Garnett, D. A. Dixon, John F. Baker, Charles 'Vangelin, Hu~h llcFee, Willia.m :Meyers, W. B. Fur, Hugh L. Hildreth, Alfred W. Hehr)',Jl!lm R. Ferguson, Patrick McAndre.w., John C Lawrence, C. F. GIHlSS, J. f. Bennett, S C. Lawrence, .James McArthur, Wm. H. "Wilde, Jos. B. Wilde. E. 'V. Long, W. D. Muir, Oha8. A. Hammann, John F. Long. John McCausland, Jos. Kilpatrick, "EmaJiuel Godlove, Edwin Harrison.
Initiated, 34; passed, 2i; rai~ed, 29; Pllst Ma~ters, 6; dimitttcd, 5; admitted, 18; diud, 5; rejected, 8; suspended, 1.
18.J:
APPENDIX.
JOACHIM LODGE.· No. 164---52
MKlfliERS.
OFFICERS.
ELIAS F. HORREY, 'V.)I. •JOSEPH P. HES~ER, J. W. •D~O. L. THOMAS, Sec·y. LEANDER MITCHELL, J. D.
ZEBULO~ PRITCHETT, S. W. ED'YDi F. FROST, Tress. IRA J. BECHETT, S. D . WJI. GRAHA)I, Tsler.
111embers··-Francis J. Smith, Wm. E. Clark, Jno. 'V. 'Vetlver,\Vm. B. 'Venver, 'Vm. Hendrick, Jno. )1. Bailey, Jno. 'V. Fletcher, Leander Bailey, 'ViHis J. Williams, Chas. C. Fletcber, Cha~. F. Lee, Jno. F. Sill, E. B. Bechett, .James Bur!!ess, E. 3{' Boley, Roht. 31. 'Vare, ·Uscar Dover, .Jacob Ha.verstick, Thornton Jarvis, Newman PuundR, Isaac Hunt,. A. C. ~orth, David Newman, Jesse 3Iedley, Peter Strichlllnd, David Hllil~, .Tame:, C. Power, Alfred Mitchell, John Slephens, Anton Yerger, Sol. B. Stong, Henry Deering, John "'"ease, Alex. )IdIillan, R. 'V. }IeJfullen, S. A. Reppy, Ell~ene Arnor, Jno. C. Prilchett, H. S. Christian, .[r,el )1. Hensley, 'Vm.. Gillmore, Sullivan Frazier, Wm. J!cKay, Woo. Hendrichson. Initiaterl. 27; passed, 16; raised, 9; Past :l\Iasters, 3; admitted, 2: died, 8 i rejected, 11.
JflRABILE LODGE, No. 166--15
MEMBERS.
v~;:ilCERS.
SA~fU1U.J
R. BA Y, W. M. 'VILLIA)1 CL1FTUN. J. W. LE)ICEL DUNN, Sec'y. JUHN F. HINi:S, J. D. Mcmb(,"s~~-Willinm E.
JOfu~ G. QUINN~ S. W_ PASCHAL EARLY, Trell.l!.
THEODoRE DUDLEY, S. D_ CLAMPITT, Tyler.
WILLIA~I
Ml\rquam, Albert G. Davis, Thaddeus P. Thomas,
1\lon7.:o B. Scovil. John R. P~nny, John C. Lillard, Mart.in R. Streater,
Henry H. Robertson. Initiated, 1 ; Jl~sed. 2; Past Master. 1: dimitted, [); admitted, 2; died, 1 ; suspended, 1I.
cOLONY LODGE, No. 168---26
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
L. JI. PINER, W. )1. O'VEN GORBY, J. 'V. JOHN W. COWDEY, Sec'y. H. SEAMAN, J. D.
THOS. GORBY, S. W. SAJ{'L ASBERRY, Treas.
JOHN lIcrtYNOLDS, :;. D. H. DOWELL, T)·ler.
185
APPENllJX.
Members--路L. Y. :Piner, John McRJnolds, H. Seaman, 'V. M. Purdy, Sam'l A~bcrry, P. S. Gre~ory, John 'V. Cowdey, W. Buford, 'V. Howard, W. H. Mnrtb, John Mauk, Chas. McCoyd, Wm. P. Douglass, ,Tosiah :McRynolds, 'V. H. Hicks, John CIll\l)m'l.n, F. Cader, DllVid Hustead, E. Miller, Lafayette Coulter, Jas. M. Rousf.\, F. 'Vright, J. 'V. K. Catlett, 'V. E. Woodsmall, ~'. M. Lasswell, R. C. Piner. Initillted, 10; passed, 12; raised, 12; Pt1.st Masters, 4; dimitted, 6; died, 2; rejected, 9.
BENEVOIJENCE LODGE, Xo. 170---21
)1E~lln;Rs.
OFFICERS.
'V. T. BRA:~IEL, S. ,Yo R S DEERl:KG, Treas.
JOHN LOWE, W. M. JOHN RED'VlNE, J. 'V. OHVILLE WILCOX, Sec'y. T. T. EALS, J. D.
REXF ARD 'VELLS, S. D. JOH:N SPECHT, Tyler.
1llembc7路s-. 'Villiam C. Austin, G. ,Yo Crlimer, .r. T. Cheuthnm, John D. Custar, Jam~~ F. Foor, J. S. Halsted, Adam Lydick, B. B. Peck, 'YillitlDl Owens, David C. Stone, Alansin~ C. Slone, E. 'Yells, J. B. Wiley.
Initiated, ;'j; pas~cd. 1; mitted, 1; died, 1.
ra~sed,
4; Past 1Illsltlrs, 2; dimittcd. :l; ad-
HARTFORD LODGE, No. 171---2i'>
:\IEMBEHS.
OIo'FICERS.
GEO. C. FULLERTON, W.)1. T. :MOSS, J. W. B. 'VEST.
~ec'y.
J. OLDAKER, J. D.
)[ CROOKS, S.W. A. GROEGEX. Tleas. J. BRAGG, S. D. A. HAXE:;, Tyler.
Menlb:rs-~路J. C. Triplet, L. P. Smith. D. Forbes, \\1 m. )Iillirons, )[. McKinley, A. Crofford, G. Terril, A. Cook, T. 'Yoodnrd, 路Wm. 'Yoodllrd, 'VID. Clivnneu, J. Franklin, G. 'V. YOll.'lg, E. A. Simpson, D. Hulltly, .1. 'V. Diekel'S()(), C. Harkins.
Initiate.l, 5; passeu, 4: raised. 4; Past :Ml\st~rs, 2; dimittcr), 1: admitted. 3; rejected, 3; 8uspendeJ, 8.
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APPENDIX.
WOLF ISLAND LODGE, No. li2---39
MEMBERS.
O~FICERS.
SAM. 00 LEVIE, W. M. JOHN BARTON, J. W. J. L. LEE, Sec'y. PAUL BURGESS,J. D.
P. D. PERRYMAN, S. W. :U. T. LEE, TI·eas. T. A. LOVELACE, S. D. BENNET PAPLIN, Tyler.
Mrmbel·s-.Jnmes Lee, J. J. Lovelace. E. M. Condor, J. 1\£. Ringo. Joel Ringo, .T. C. Gray. ,To. Log:ln, 'Vm. Sheeks. Shelby Sheeks, John Parker, Silas Parker, S. R. Hoglnn, J. W. Fllrrb;, A. Cahn, C, H. Lee, Ben. Hall, E. 'Matthe\V~, ~I. :MeDonllld, H, C. Lee, A. Fry, A. ~lcUJrnurry, B. G. 1\lt:.Ulmurry. J. T. Lee, 1If. D:iily, J. H. Undcrwo~d, Geo. Jordan, J. N. Ayers, 1'. W. Myers;
Initiated, 11 ; rejectod, 1.
pas~ed,
6; raised, 4: Past )[asters, 3; admitted, 2; died, 1 ;
STVRGEON LODGE,
J ..J. RUSH. W. 1\f. A. B. ROflERT" .J. 'V. N. B. BURKS. Sec'Y' D. RUBERTS, J. D. ~f. 1\f. G}<;S:-:'EE. Slew'd.
~o.
li4---G2
:M~M'H:R~.
,V:\I F. ROBERTS, S. ·W. .1. )I. FORREST, Treas. e. C. Bt:SH. S. D. H. MOBLEY. T,der. 'V~L SUM~IERS Stew'd.
Memoe1·s--.Sidney Smith, J. H. Marshal, W. R. Schooler, ,j, n. P,ltton, D. ~-ra'yor, H. Clln,ulll, Absalom Hick~, N. S. 'V~(Jd, S. S. Grave!!, 'V'n. D. )farney, John F. 1I!c)ore, E. H. ROllrElr, John 'V. Finley, 'Vm. G. Jackson, Volr.e,v BeMord. O. H.Yuls, J,Ll;. ~I. Colier, J. G. Bl·uton. J. G. Crews, TholfiH;; G. Slme!;, J .•J. Bruton, Jllhn W. Hudson, John )1. 'Burks, S. N. Yate!;, 'Vm. H. Carpenter, H. C. Bogue; John W. Hail, E.'Bruton, B, H. Clark, Wm. B. Y\\tc;>. R'lbert ~I\ril~r. L. C. Singleton, J. H. Lolley, 'Vm. K. Sturgeon, A. J. Wo()d~, P. T. Gentrey, .Toel Que~hinberry, P. H. Vance, J. B. Jarml\.n, A. G. Tilrner, S. F. Cro~!',Jus. A. Bl'rry, Thomas A. Ihrn t!!' , R. \t. R'lbert~(ln, C. F. ::;a.mt:s, ,John Es;;, P~ter Dun bar, F. B. Fulenwider, R. M. Flint, J. 'V. Hilker, JIlS. G. Cllsh. Initialed, 12: pas!'ed,5; Past Musters, 6; dimitt~d, 5; rejectC'l, 4.
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Ai'PENDIX.
POINT PLEASANT LODGE, No. 176---30
~hMDERS.
OFJo·ICEltS.
JOHN WOODARD, W. M. D. R. KING. J. W. ROB'T LAFONT, Sec'v. JEFFERSON BRANHAM, J. D.
S. YOUNG. S. W. J. A. WELKER. Treas. R. G. FRANKLIN, S. D. RALPH L.ESIEUR, Tyler.
Members---F. W. Maulshy, Wm. J. Wadkins. M. A. Jackson, FrcelOlln Lesieur, G. Ad. Lesieur. John Moone.v, Geo. vy. Carlet.on. W. C. Parker, James M.O'Donll.l, Francis Gorln.ir, Andrew Godllir, H. S. Gilmore, Ed. Meatte, Eustache .Delisle, J. W. Bailey, Joseph Bivem, Jl\rneS A. Ford, Joseph Lngell, J.E. Averille, Alvin Moore, William Moore, Alexander Summers. Inithlted, 8; passed, 9; raised, 9; Past Masters, 2 ; dimitted, 2; admitted, 1; rejected, 7.
GRISWOI.. D LODGE, No. 178---3!)
1.hMllERS.
on'leER8.
D. W. NOWLIN. W. M. R. S.•JEFFERSO~.•r. W. GEO. W ALDRICH, Sec'y. FRANK MAVY, J. D.
M. L. COPE, S. Vol. J. D. WELLS. Tre'I!'. SAMUE L S. NOWLIN. S. D. FLANDERS BARNES. Ty leI'.
lIfemb('.1·s---J. M. Foreman, C. L. 1J. Gre~!!, .John 1J. Rerrv, A .•J. Wall, John F. Wl\igley. John P. Farruw. Wm. H. R()s~e~, Winston MeClure. John H. Davis, H. H. Skinner, IN. N. AHrkh. Thoc:. H()~e, I). M. Alldrl\in(', Cln,rk Davis, Ahr~er B!~el/lw. G. B. Dunhl\m. K. L. Stunnors. All!'bin Stewart. Geor~e Spnrk~. C. S. Rl\rn8oy. John S. Sinl!leton. Tho!'. P. McGinnis. Wm. E. MeG:nnis, S. F. Bl\rd, .Tno. D. And(,l'!'on, W. G. Clllrf', ThO!l. Hl\nc~ck, P. G.' Nicholl', Rolla Hinton, Frl\nk Logan, David J. Henry. Initiated, 3; Past Ml\ster~, 2; dimitto(l, {) j died, 1: rejected, 2.
PRIDE OF THE WEST Il)DGE, No. 1in---!)5
MEMBERS.
O~·Jo'ICl<:RS.
W~L
BCRDEN. 'V.}!. C. F. DREYER.•J. W. F. C. KRA YEH,. S.-c·v. THOMAS W ALBER. .J.D.
J. D. ~["AULIFFK S. W. GEORGE 'VIIAI1TEN, Treas. F. MURPHY, S D. CRAS. SPORLEDER, Tyler.
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APPENDIX.
lJl?mbers---EIi Clifton, Htmry Cllin, Wm. Sterren, C. M. 'BroC\ks, Geo. M. R:tnsom, Aug. S. Boernstein, ",Vm. P. Mullen, Isaac Perritz, Isaac Roseboom, J. P. Cooper, 31. Friede. B1.I.rnett Turk, Clempsen Stephens, J. H. ~IcA.lpine, A. T. Sheckley, John W. Owens, Oeb. Mack, Wm. Nevis, .J. F. Grl\,v, Frltn7. Thins, .James Dobyns, EJ. Boyle, Justus :Finch, Jonas ~leyueJ'g, A. L. Kornick, H. D. Bissell, ~am. Houston, C. H. Church, M. 1... (John, Henry He~s, Zacha,\'ias Ml\.as, Wm. Witten brock, James Coff, Anthony Nova", Wm. Fishel', John Grether, David R. :M:orrison, Thus. D. !faurice, J. R\lsenstein, AJex. W. Getty, Sam. W. Holliday, Geo. W. Kennely, ::-i. Sommorfeld, R. H. Grinstead, Ohristoph ~tiefd, Robert Courl, James Taylor, Isall.c Shook, Jollll Cal' man, Jame~ B. Handy. Fred. Dattel7.weig, )ll\tl~ias Spoeri, Louis Lagrill, Francis R. Bill, 'Warren )Ioulltfor·t, Tho:;. E. Garrett, Thos. Austin, ·Wm. D. Marshall, Henry D. Cupp, 'VIll. Hawthorn, Geo. H. Philips, Chns. Frank, Geo. W. Ford, Wm. Cudmore, A. Schro~der, Jell', C. 8c::ott, Frank Kirk, Julian :M:u.roeski, John Baumann, .John Bailey, Chas. A. Pickford. Adolph Golustein, Charles J. Richter, TilOS. n. Nixon, M. Hoffman, Herman Frankel, E. W. B~nwn, David Weil, A. ~L Baker, Louis Schmitz, Sam. Ebel·t, F. Bonsi\ch, Geo. )leDowell, E. C. Herndon, John D. Merten, Mo"es Straus, James1\lcBride. Initiated, 19; passed, 8; raised, 5; Past M!l.ster!!, 4; dimitted, ~3; admitted, 1; died, 2; rejected, 4.
NOVELTY I~ODGE; No. 181---24: THOS. ,Y. HOTCHKISS, 'V.}t S. D. HUNTER, J. W. R. RHOADES, Sec'y. J. E. HARRINGTON, J. D .
3fEMBERS.
R. S. PI·:NDERY. S. W. N. W. HUNTER, Treus. BE~.T. BOTT~, S. D. S. 1'1. ",VHITE, Tyler.
.M "cm//(i·<1-.·Jlll". H. Campbell, 'i'IH~ofalus Jones, John I.yon, Eli Lyon, Jll$. Rubert!,:, J as. Swan. A;,;!\ nia.hchard, Milo Gun, E. P. Ausmus, A ~I0Bl'i,ie, P. Howerton. ~f. Rholiod~s; D. F. Hlillsker, J. C. Culber:;;on, E. J. Atkinson, S. A.. McClintick. Initiated, 10; passeJ, ~; r'.l.ised, 5; Past :M:asters, 4; dimitted, 4; rejected, 4.
CALIFORNIA LODGE. No. 183---56 )I!nnn':Rs. OFldCY.RS.
W. IJ. SrrA~KLANO, W.M. E. B. F AULEY, .J 'V.
D. )1. lNGLISH, S. 'V. C. H. SDDIONB, Treas.
, APPENIHX.
N. C. RICE, Sec'y. GEO. ROSS••r. D.
18~
W. D. JOliDAN, b. .0. W:M. RAMON, Tyler.
:Members---C. P. Anderson, .T. W. Boswell. James Harker, C, G. Hickox, David Jones, 1iobert~IcKim, it Q. R,)a.ch, N. r. P. Robinson, Henry Ro~e, J. D. Sherman, Chas, Swam:on, Wm. Simpson, H. H. Simpson, George W. White, James Shelton, o. W. Apperson, S. H. Owens, Eu~ene :MeKenney, A. T. Ford, John Inglish, P .. W. Fisher, D. M, Inglish, ,Y.. Y. Janes, ,V. L. Shankland, Wm. Dunlap. Wm, Hunt, Woo, York, A. G. Hickman, T. V. Green, E. Clay, WOO. D. Jordan, C. It. Simm<1ns, F. A, Latham, E. B. Farley, P. H. Rowland, N. 'Valker, John .J.Chim, Geor?;e RO:l!'j W. B. Farris, Wm. M. Walke~, L. C. Burry, T. J. Burris, W. J. Gi:>t, D. Cummings, N. C. Rice, J. 'V. Farris, C. Jordan, J. G. Blackburn, .M. D. L. Sellertl, J. C. Jordan, N. C. Alexander, Wm. Redman, J, Y .•Tohnson, 'V. S. Howard, H. Robimon, J. W. Dunlap. Initiated, 27; pa~~ed. 20; rllrsed, 13; Pas't Masters, 2 ~ dimitted, 12; admitted, 2; died, 1; rejected, 8.
OItAMOIs LODGE, No. 18~21 }h?tIlmRs, OFFICERS.
Wi J. STAFFORD, W. :M:.
J. J. DAVIS, S. W, K. W. TOUNLEY, Tretl!>. ,V. M. ROARK, S. D. JOHN A. T()UNLY, Tyler~
SAMUEL HALL, J. 'V. JACOB SHOBE f Sec'y. W. T. DUDGeON, J. D.
.Membe1'8---Jl\mes M. Shobe, Will J. Smott. Dr. Rtlgcint', .Tet't'e W€'lton .T. J. Davis. Jacob Shofe. A. C. Rl)binaon, 'V. T. Dudgeon, J. A. Tounley, K. W. Tounlev, A. W. Tounlev, Wm. }I. Roark, Sllmuel Hall, W. J. Stllfford, W. WiJIinms, G. Indernoueklt!, Jtlmea ~1aSOl1, Alltln P. )fcGregor, Milton B. Stl1ffora. Albert Davis, W. M. Williams. Initiated, 5; passt!d, 2 j raised, 1; Past .Ma~teJt', 3; dimitteri, f); rejocted, 2.
i1.
HENRY CLAY LODGE, No. 187---39 M~;~mF:"rts. OFFICERf'.
'VILLIAM H. VTVL\N, W.1tI 'VTLL. D. HUME, J. W. JOHN yv. M.\RTlN; Sec·y. WILL. ELLIS, J. D.
ISAAC F. COONS, S. 'V. JNO. VV. COONS, Trens. W. ,Yo ROBISON, S D. JXO. B. BROUGHTON, Tyler.
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APPENDIX.
Members---Robt. J. ~IcKim, John Adair, J. Morton 1t[~Kim. ,Terry ,V. Miller, Ben. T. Ihker, Bobt. A. Craig, Hubbard WIlliam!', Thomas J. B,\ker, 'Vill. J. B~dsworth, Ja.me' H. St!\rk, 'William McClellan. Lawrence Rochford, Jas. C. Herring, David R. Vivian, David K.Croekett, Jno. W. Selby, John H. Adcock, JBm~s F. Overton, Pleasant H. R,>bnett, John Baker, Robt. R. Vivbn, Chas. W. Whaley, Thomas Adams, J o8eph ",V. Coons, J. A. G. Uulbert80n, Jumes L. Jllmeson. Monroe Sampson, Alfred Head, John E. Whitecl'aft, H. J. B",ker, N. L. Norton. Initiated, S; passed, 9; rai8etl, 11; Past 1tIasters, 4; dimitted, 4; rejected, 2.
HANNIBAL LODGE, No. 188-35 llhMBKRs. OFFICEKS.
DR. ED. DUFFIELD, W. M. JOHN S. HARRIS, J. W. JOH.:.~ D. VINCIL, Sec'y. H. F. TUR:'IlER, J. D.
A. M. ROSENBERG, S. W. J03IAH HUNT, Trells. FRANK WILKINSON, S. D. W:\L R. KIDD, Tyler.
lIfember,,-Ed. Duffield, John B. Helm, ]'rank Davis, Thos. K. Collins, Benton Coontz, Tho,,;.•J. Pickering, Je~se ltf. Armstrong. A. G. :McDaniel, HIram l\fcVeigh, Samuel R. Fuller, .John Hilt, I"af\c Lounenberg, Wm. A. Beaumont, L. L. Suydam, Josi:\h Hunt, 'Vm. F. Btl,rrows, Benj. F. Colt, Frank Wilkimon, W. S. 'Ventz, Moses Brinkerhoff, Thomas Larken, A. M. Rosenberg, H. F. Turner, John D..Vihcil, George Swigart, A. B. Vredenberg, Arthur F. D!~vig, 'Vm. D. Dedman, Geor~e A. Collins, Goo. Dimmick, John H. Gt·a.y, Dr. Chas. F. CI!iytOll, Dr. F. B. Leach, John S. Harris, R. ·W. Crampton. Initiated, 11; passed, 6; raiseri, 6; Past )!asters, 3; dimitted, 6; ndmitteJ, 6; dietl, 2; rejected, 5; slJsIJended, 2.
ZEREDATHA LODGE, No. 180---35
M~:MnERs.
OFl<'!CJI;RS.
C. F. KNIGHT, W. )!. HI C. FARRIS, J. W. LEWIS F. WELMER, Sec'y. S. N. SHERIDAN, J. D.
DAVID 'WEBB, S. W. THOS. EDWARDS, Treas. ED'VARD DUTTON, S: D. - - - Toller.
191
APl'El'mTX.
Memoel's---Samllel Russle, Silas Woodson, James M. -Wilson, William Ridenbaugh, J. A. Dolman. Robert Hensley, James Taylor, William J. Taylor, Philip D. Brooks, C. D'. bmith.Davi3 Cllrpenter, Lewis Mentzel, John Williams, .Tohn A. Nicel~y, James D. Carson, F. A. H. Gariichs. Jacob" Goorllive. Rev. R. H. ",V"ller. R. P. West, John S. Banis, John Ryan, Isallc Weil, C. A. Rowley, John 1•. Jourdan, S. Adler, Henry G. Goro, Nathaniel Weil, Alford Redlich. Initiated, J 1 j pRs8ed, 4; rRi~ed, 1 j Past Masters, 3; dimitted, 3 j admitted, 9; died, 1-; rejected, 4; suspended, 6.
ZERUBBABEL LODGE, No. 191·--33
M~:MBERS.
OFFICERS.
n. H. CRUST. W. M. G. C.,CLARDY, J. W. R T. DAR.MALL, Sec'y. P. FLEMl\lEING, J. D.
E. W .•JENKINS, S. W. J. T. DEBERRY, Treas. ---,S.D. 'VM. MOOR~, Tyler.
M,~mbe1'f1---,V. A. White, 'Ym. ~Ioore, J. S. Brnsfielri, Milton Darnall, '\--. T. Carringto,:\, Jil.mes G. 'Willinms, John W. Williams, J. R. Clements, E. Colley, T. J. )100re, Alex 'Vill~, B. F. Deberry, Samnel Chesnut, B. T. ~hy, ~l\muel Park, T. ,Yo R. Bra~fi~ld, W. Deberry, S. Pl\ncake, T, S. T~lrllel', H. Mann, A. HUlford, F. Wood" John Deberrv, Vi. H. H. D"lt~htlrty, James Lukie, D. O. Dn.rnfill. Initinted, 4; pl\esed, 3 j rabed, 2 j Pllst ~1astcr8, 2 j ~limitte(l, 4 j admitted, 4.
' 'T.
FRANKFORD LODGE, No. 192-8i l.h)rBER~. OFl"lCF.Rll.
S. J. DUNKUM, ,Yo 1tI. G. PHILIPS, J. W. \V. F. SPENCER, Sec'y. M. T. BEAVIS, J. D.
G. W, IJAY~E, S. ·W. J. F. FISHER, Treas. W.C.C.STEEL.S.D. WM. M. :MELBORN, Tyler.
Members---B. R. Gorden, James:)!. Ruclay, G. J. Thomp80n,W. K. Biggs, John Ferrell, N. Stephon~,G. Phillips, sr., W. H. Stilwell, D. F. Sttlrk, P. Tllple,r, .T. M. Johnston, sr., 'V. C. C. Steel, ,J. D. DUll~um, James ~Iartin, B. Applegate, A. Fields, T. Alersen, J. D. Brown, Joe. :McCllne, M. )f. Gorden, .Tameg l\lore, T. A. Donll.v,an, T. StaJ'k, J. H. Vermillion, J. F. Scanla.nd, M. R. K. Biggs, ,C. B. Scan land, C. Tompkinl'l, R.
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Vermillion, J. H. Milroy~ A. Mat:on) A. Ferrell, N. B. Mattin, A. Buscoe, b. L. Woodson, R. M. Kendrick. E. Denis, Wm. Douglassl H. Glasscocks, O. W. Martin, Wm. T. Bricoe, J. M. Beshears, John F. Mase; Win. Pritchett, T. BarnR.rd, John Wilson, R. Johnston, A. Fisher, J. D. Pitt, E. C. Turnbull, },L Nicholds, J. J. Brown, Wm. Penise, J. Devenport, S. A. Pritchet~ J. B. Bentley, A. J. Bailey, J. J. Steel, R. Matson, J. H. Lafland, Wm. P. Layne. J. 1. Nicholds, T. M. Bowls, G. P. Mefford, J. G. :B. Gay) G. Harrison, M. T. Beavers, John Cash, M. Smith, S. Trewett, James :5umners. B. E. Ford. T. B. Ford, J. Stilwell, Bowls, S. Ford, B. McAdams, R. 8. Bowls, M. Trewett. Initiated, 14; passed, 11 j' raised, 8; Past Masters, 4 j dimitted, 10; admitted, 3; rejected, 1.
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ANGERONA LODGE, No.
193-331rhMBERS.
OFFICERS.
J. Q. ADAMS, W. ~t JOHN R. STORY, J. W. JOHN W. COLLINS, Sec'y. JACOa ADKINS, J. D.
THOS. C. REED, S. -yV. JERRY PUBr.EY, Treas. JAMES M. ADAM,~, S. D. ISAAC BROWN, Tyler.
Members-H. J. Wright, James M. Allcorn, Newton Fields, G. S. El~in, John A. Prather, James l\I. Donovan, V. 1\'1. Tuley, R F. Millon, George W. Owen, J. J, Pigg. n~uben Allen, John W. Shouse, J. ~.
T,tylor, T. G. Gill, John H. Trimble, L. J. A. Prather, N. B. Davill, Willis R,tmilton, George S. Story, Dl\vid Piburn, B. W. Nowlin, S. D. Nowlin. B. S. M. Clack, J. T. Burkholder. T. Everett. Initil1ted, 12; pa5sed, 8; raised, 8; Past ~Iaster8, 4; died, 1 ; rejected~ 8 j expelled, 1.
WELLSVILLE LODG~ No. 194---35
M.EMBERS.
OFFICERS.
THOS. PE~RY, W. M. R W.1rIAR1'EN, J. W. S. W. BARKER. Sec'y. CHARLE::; CLAR~, J. D.
W1L It WAKEIIY, S. W. A. H. FIKE, Tress. J. C. VANCLEVE. S. D. B. W. HOLLIDAY, Tyler.
MfJmbers-Wm. Set.tles, 'Vm. Cna,rlton, Wm. A. Woods. J. H. Reed, C. A. Vancleve, J. A. Peery, B. Proctor, James :M. Bunch, C. Pearson. Jas. D. Noble, A. O. Branstetter, JohR Thompson, E. W. Hllyden, Jno. EVl\n~,
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Caleb 'L Marten. R. H. Cornett, C. C. Gant, Charles Payne, Charles L. Crouch, H. A. Todd, R. H. Smith, Wm. R. Bunch, John T. Settle~, Milton Cox, J. Y. Purvis, S. J. Steel, Wm. H. Pace. Initiated, 6; passed, IS; raised, 7; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 3; admitted, ~; died, 1; rejected 9; suspended, 4.
QUITMAN LODGE, No. 196---38
MKMBERS.
OFFICERS.
S. T. KENNEDY, W.M. DAVID HART, J. W. JAME:; W. LAMAR, Sec'y. WM. R. HOLT, J. D. JOEL ALBRIGHT, Stew'd.
GEO. M. NASH, S. W. GEO. W. CORDELL, Treas. H. M. McKENZIE, S. D. THOS. HUFF, Tyler. NELSON McKNIGHT, Stew'd.
lIfembers---S. F. Guthrie, Thomas Lukey, W. H. Griffith, William V. Smith, John Grigsby, W. P. Wyatt, A. Costan, Peter W. Jones, W. A. Glover, James W. Lamar, James Smock, John ~L Lamar,Wm. McGinty, A. J. Lawson, J. W. Morgan, Orvil Graves, Marion Stow, F. M. Mount, "William Longmier, J. C. Smith, G. A. Lamar, Thomas R. Hedgepeth, Thornt.on Fakes, J. M.Holt, F. M. Carpenter, Thos. King, Briscoe Warren, H. H. Coston. Initiated, 27; pas8ed, 22; raised, 19; dimitted, 2; admitted, 3; died, 1 ; rejected, 11.
ALLENSVILLE LODGE, No. 198-41
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
JAMES EARLY, W. M. CRAS. M. HUNT, S. W. WALTER S. HUDSON, .r. W. TROS.â&#x20AC;˘J. EARLY, Treas. OTHNIELB. ROBERTSON, Sec)'. WM. L. NEAL, S. D. RICHARD JACKSON, J. D. JAMES ADAMS, Tsler. Members-Milton Peery, Noah Myers, T. J. Early, P. R. Cadle, James 'Yommack, Samuel Stewl\rt, H. B. Hull, J. W. Peery, Samuel Long, J.ns. Early, F. M. Bowlin, J. T. Mervill, W. S. Hudson, Lewis Vanmeter, S. T. Duck, W. R. nlenn, A. H. Butler, David Fouts, George Calhoun, John W. Childers, O. B. Robertson, Nathan Lamb, C. M. Hur,t, Wm. I~. Neal, L. HopkinI', R. Jackson, James W. Curry, John Costin, A. Wiley, Edward )Ialld1.in, T. J. Brown, Samuel Judkins, James Adams, I... Jackson, James N
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APPENDIX.
Maudlin, James Jackson, James L. Hunt, Gorden Westcott, P.:M. Scott, J. K. Linganfelter, A. G. Hawkins. Initiated, 13: passed, 8; raised, 10 j Past Master, 1; dimitted, 7; admitted, 2; rejected, 7.
NEW HOPE LODGE, No. 199-46 MBMBERS. OFFICERS. M. R. WATTS, S. W. T. H. GRIMES, Treas. J AMES SLED, S. D. R. L. DAMERON, Tyler.
J. W. WELCH, W. M. T. J. NALLY, J. W. JO~EPH SETTLES, Sec'y. A. B. NELSON, J. D.
Membe~8--John Hubbard, John Black, W. W.Blackburn, W. W. Mitchell, J. Y. Coyle, John R. Knox, Thomas J. Nally, John W. Porter, Thomas J. Sexton, Jonathan CrumE', Thomas H. Grimes, A. R. Nelson, J. L. Sanders, John Sweeney, W. A. K. Elsborry, Joseph Settles, James C. Sled, B. F.. Hardesty, Jobn Timpton, John Krank, John Brown, Joshua. F. Palmer, T. B. Trail, B. A. Coke, R. L. Dameron, John A. Sutton, T. T. Steele, Jarvis Hammond, John Bell, Henry T. Wells, J. F. Mayes, Charles C. Mayes, William Gibson, William Coyle, C. P. Houston, John Bradles, H. H. Frazier, J. O. Robinson. _ Initiated, 18; passed, 19; raised, 18; Past Master, 1; dimitted, 6 j rejected, 5.
SOMERSET LODGE, No. 206-42 MEMBERS. OFFICERS. ALBERT BRUCE, W. M. D. SLOWERY, J. W. J. W. STOEKMAN, Sec'y. .r. S. HAWK, J. D. MATT. CRAWFORD, Chaplain.
ELI BRUNER, S. W. D. J. DUREE, Treas. B. V ANBUSKINK, S. D. MASON TRUE,Tyler;
llfembe1's-James H. Brown, J. Russell, P. D. Browll, Benjamin T. Humphrey, T. M. Laughlin, J. C. Norcross, J. A. Kennedy, Benj. Strong, J. M. Na~h, John Snyder, Calvi-n Morris, J. W. Laughlin, Thomas Hollensworth, Wm. I . inkha~, J. W. Beerley, J05eph Brown, L. Breckney, F. A. Stockmemo T. C. Laughlin, M. Lsudebaugh, J. Lewis, J. R. Walters, Samuel
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195
Cass, D. M. King, JOhn Howery, B T. Bull, A. J. Gradel, James Crawford, B. Bruner, H. J. Alley, B. Amack, F. M. Evans, W. R. Markland. rnitiated, to; pas~ed, 10; 1'aised,'8; dimitt-ed, 3; admitted, J.; died, 1 ; re.jected, 3.
CLAY -LODGE, No. 20i-51MEM:BERs.. OOi'FICERS.
S. W. COMMINS, W. M. N. G. COMMINS, J. W. T. B. ABERNATHY, Sec'y. J .. N. ORAVEN, J. D.
JOHN CROWlEY, S. W.
J. H. LYNN. Treas. L. B. GARRETT,S. D. .,J. B. CLARK, Tyler.
Members---T. S.Patton, ~ev. V. C. Barrett, D. -H. McClure, Hardy Holman, W. H. Albright, G. S. Watkins, George Price, Lavson Lee, JOB. Robb, A. J. Craven, Isley Craven, Marion Craven, James Commins, J. R. Commins, Roht. Commins, J. J. Garrett, Joel Easton, Vinson Morrow, Joseph Rippey, Wm. A. Miller, Jessey Grace, H. J. Ro w-ell, S F. McOanl88s, .Jackson Glarscock, W. W. Smith, G.W. Craven.R H. Moore, W. E. P. '.Moore, D. E. Yarbraugh, Wm. H. Wiman, W. T. Chesier, Jas. MUrley, P. D.Anderson, Wm. Lynn, Alex. Tllggart, R. H. Finch, .J. U. Gant, 路B.F. 'Etston, M.D. Gow, Allen Peterman,A. W. Wiman, Haywood McDonnel, Calvin HltVser. Initiated, 6; passed. 3; raised, 10; Past Masters, 4 ;-dimitted,"6; died, 2; rejected, 08.
UNIONVILLE l.OD路GE,No. 210-25 }hMBE'RS. OFFICERS.
WM. A. SHELTON. W. M. C. A. ELSON. S. W. FRANCIS M. STEELE. J. W. RICHARDGHILD:F:RS, Treas. HUGH D. MA'lbHALL, t:)ec'y. NEL~ON P. APPLEGATE, S. D. 路IAMES GOUL,Tyler. GEO. W. DICKSON,.J. D. Memb-rs-Wm. A. Shelton, C. ,A.. Elson. Francis M. Steele. "Richard Childers, Hugh D. Marshall, Nelson P. Applegate, Geor~e W. Dickfoon, Jamc:;'Goul,'Smith A. John, Marshall Wright, John L. McCollom, Jamtls H. McCollom, S. S. Collins, J. G. Horts, L. F.Thlltcber, Jamell F. Rogen::, Thomas G. Klepper, W. H. Young, Alex. K.. Cllin, Thornton Hunter,
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Waller M. West, James Corbin, Samuel Brice, A. F. Schnelle, Isaac Lewis. Initiated, 7; passed,8; raised,7; Past Masters, 2; admitted, 1; rejected,6; expelled, 1.
ROLLA LODGE, No. 213-54
MEMB~RS.
OFFICERS.
GEO. PARTON, S. W. JOHN G. MYERS, Tress. C. H. SANFORD, S. D. W. WYNN, Tyler.
R. P. FAULKNER, W. M. T. C. HARRISON, J. W. A. S. LONG, Sec'y. JOHN BILLINGS, J. D.
Membe1路s---T. C. Ha.rrison, James P. Harrison, W. J. Hawkins, D. O. Gorman, D. R. Parsons, James King, George Parton, A.J. Bugley, JOB.' Campbell, Frank Duffey, Brad. Norbuny, Thos. Nivens, J.lL Dunnivan, C. V. Sanford, Volney Carter, F. M. Thompson, Leander Prigmore, Henry Bugley, A. S. Long, H. Bechtold, J. G. Myers,R.P. Hawkins, C. G. Moody, Woo. H. Harris, John Billings, John J. Carroll, James E. Clark, William Wynn, Jo. P. Porter, John S. Dunnivan, T. C. Maupin, J .. H. Bumell, G. A. Kinnamore, R. P. Faulkner, T. F. Fringer, H. W, Roach, A. H. Orchard, M. C. Hale, A. C. Hawkins, Joel Sherrill, O. F. Erricson, Thomas C. West, James J. Tysee, Henry Levi, J. A. Ml\r, A. R. Prater, John R. Strawhom, Sa.muel W. Smith, L. DeNormandy, Abram Davis, P. J. Lynch, Spencer Mitchell, A. D. Yocum. Initiated, 12; passed, 9; raised, 9; dimitted, 3 1 admitted, 6; rejected, 17.
FOREST CITY LODGE, No. 214-26
MEM:8ERS.
OFFICERS.
HmAMPATTERSON, W.M.
J. M. FORD, J. W. J. S. BRITTAIN, See'y. C. W. HARRIS, J. D.
J.T. SEDWICK. 5. W. H. L. WILLIAMS, Treas. W. H. WILLIAMS, S. D. HIRAM WIGGINS, Tyler.
Members---Hiram Patterson, 8. J. Patterson, H. L. Williams, Levi Zook,
J. T. Sedwick, Geo. Weber, Hiram Wiggins, L. B. Gl'een, G. W. Hertel, 'Dan'l Dook, A. R. Conklin, 1rV. S. Canon t Thos. H. Ratten, R. L. Hatten, John W. Frazer, R. E. Terrace, J. S. Brittil.in, J,
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Ford, M. D. Brown,
J. T. Elder, C. W. Harris, John R. Chesney, T.N. Claiborne, C. R. Conklin, Henry Shutz, W. H. Williams.
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Initia.~d, 6; passed, B; raised, 3; Past Masters, 2; admitted, 4; died, 1; rejected, 1; suspended, 1.
GOOD HOPE LODGE, No. 218-35
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS. J. T. SHEPARD, S. W. J. HEWITT, Treas. G. W. CRIPPEN. S. D. H. WESTMAN, Tyler.
M. LYNCH, W. M.
J. L. MURPHY, J. W. H. J. HINSMAN, Sec'y. N. BAUER, J. D.
Membe?'s---B. F. Jennings, E. Haren, jr., M. H. Douthett, J. Spencer, W. H. Decker, E. W. Pruitt, J. Larkin, J. t5t'l.hl, F. Klinge, Alex. Cameron, W. Murray, H. Painter, Tilos. Cavenaugh, M. W. Robinson, W. Skull, A. Brown, A. L. Bergfeld, J. Armstrong, J. T. Kempler, Ch. Garvin, J. H. Pratt, E. M. Moore, W. Alberts, W. G. Smeathers. Initiated, 10; passed, 6; raised, 7; Past Masters, 3; died, 2; rejected, 8.
MYSTIO TIE LODGE No. 221-23 MEMBERS. O~路FI(;ERS.
GABRIEL C. PEPPE R, W. M. LEWIS HINKLE, J. W. CHAS. F. SCHNEIDER, Sec'y. WM. CLIPPARD. J. D.
JAMES C. STATLER, S. W. ADAM BERG BIGLER, Treas. SAM'L 'V. LEWIS, S. D. GEORGE CLODFELTER, Tyler .
.M embeTs---Henry Bruihl, Morris Hatler, Andrew Clippard, Richard Swan, Ed'win Hines, John A. McLane, Columbus Price, John W. Price, Joh:l Wilkinson, Andrew H. Kinder, Wm. R. Hansel, Wm. W. Drum, Marcus Cottner, John E. Harris, Wm. P. Knox. Initiated, I}; passed, 6; raised, 6; dimitted, 1; rejected, 1.
FARMER'S LODGE, No. 222-14
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
W.M. &W. THO& A. BONDURANT, J. W. A. SHEAFFER, Treas. W:M. R. ALLEN, Sec'y. GEO. R. MERIWETHER, S. D. JOHN 130NDURANT, .J. D. CRAS. DEAVEES, Tyler.
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Members-.,.路Jos. A. Bondura.nt, Wyett Allen, John Stevens, Thos. A. Meriwether, John L. Black, Jackson Thomson, Wm. B. Thomson, George. Hinson.
Initiated, 2; passed, 2; raised, 1; Past Master, 1; dimitted,3; rejected,2; expelled,!.
KANSAS CITY LODGE, No.. 224-24
MEMBERS~
OFFICERS.
J. T.
MORRI~,W. M.
J.W. H. R. HOLMAN, Sec'y. B. GANZ, J. D.
FRANK FOSTEB, S. W. J. L. PORTER, Treas. J. W. McDONALD, 8'. W. WM. HOLDEN, Tyler.
Member9-B. H. Scruggs, B. Wright, Wallace Smith, ~fa.tt Foster, H. B. Conwell, Samuel Stone, Ja.s. J. Sweaney, W. S. Gregory, H. L. Huhn, Asa. Maddox, W. W. Ford, P. C. Cansey, H. B. Johnson, J. B. Hatch, A. B. Cross, Nathan Scarritt, Wm E. Whiting.
Initiated, 11 j passed, 7 j raised, 6 j Past Masters, 2.; dimitted, 2 j admitted, 5; rejceted, 4.
SALINE LODGE, No. 226-30 lhMBERS_ Oi'Jj'JCERS路.
JOSEPH SRA'V, 'V. M. P. C. EVANS, J. W., P. T. E. L. ROPER, See'y. R. V. BROWN, J. D. A. H. TUCKER, Chaplain.
A. W. THOMPSON, S. W., P. T. B. S. PRATT E, Treas. B. DIFFN ARI, S. D. W. T. COLE, Tyler.
.M embe1路s-Zeno Brown, .John Woolford, John C. DOTn, E. L. Beard, John Kennedy, Peter Obuscheon, F. Kenner, F. K. Tucker, E. P. Bailey, J. P. Boland, James Cleaveland, A. B. Rugard, John Graham, G. VV. Tullent, Mll.rtin Rond, G. L. Tucker, William V. Brown, H. Kenner, Gustavus Yalitts, Wm. R. Brown, Joseph Cleaveland.
Initiated, G j passed, 8 j ra.ised, 8 j dimitted, 2: reTected,8.
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CYPRESS LODGE, No. 227-18
MEMBERS.
OJ'Jl'ICERS.
H. W. HARRIS, W. M. A. ~r. CLARKSON, J. W. JOHN F. PERSHING, See'y. T. F. OWEN. J. D.
JOHN S. COOPER, S. W. J. R. t;ANDS, Treas. F. M. BELL, S. D. JOHN MORRISON, Tyler.
Members-F. M. "BAll, A. M. Clarkson, C. P. Patterson, James M. Clark, John Lomax, John :Morrison, William Traey, John S. Cooper, H. W. Harris, James R. Sands, John F. Pershing, T. F. Owens. Initiated, 2; passed, 2; raised, 1; Past Ma.sters, 6; admitted, 1; died, 3; rejected, 2; suspended, 2.
SHELBINA LODG E, No. 228---40
MEMBERS.
OFFICERS.
c. C. FUQUA, S. W. S G. HENINGER, Treas. CRAS. GOODMAN, S. D. LEWIS BRANDT, Tyler.
JAMES JAMESON, W. M. PRESTON ADAMS, J. W. J. C. HALE, See'y. JOHN EATON, J. D.
Members---Geo. S. Hill, L. A. Holliday, R. T. Sparks, Wm. Sansbury, Geo. A. Jenks, L. S. Hoover, Dan'l H. Givens, John J. Foster, R. S. Givens, Wm. Lagrass, M. O. Robinson, W. S. Dean, J. H. Saunders. Jas. Eaton, Wm. A. Reid, B. F. Morris, N. H. Caldwell. N. J. Adams, J. W. Ford, C. G. GiIlcrease, J. D. Perry, W. C. Muldrow, Wm. Kidwell, B. F. Kidwell, A. L. Yancey, J. R. Calvert, F. M. King, Braxton Dollard, F. ~f. Allison, W. J. Cochrane, J. S. Gose, E. C. Davis. Initiated, 10; passed, 7; raised, 6; Past Master, 1; dimitted, 8; admitted, 1; died, 1; rejected, 5; expelled, 1.
SAINT JAMES' LODGE, No. 230-36
1t'IElIIEERS.
Ol<"FICERS.
WM. ELLTS GLENN, W. M. JOHN R CRAIG, J. W. T. J. KIN:-;EY, Sec'y. JAMES GOPPEDGE, J. D.
WM. A. DILLON, S. W. ED. J. SEYMOUR, Treas. P. A. LANE, S. D. SNODEN HUFF, Tyler.
â&#x20AC;˘ Membcl's- Wm. H. Bowles, G. W. Matlock, Sam'l C. Fleming, Gilliam 'Vood, Eli H'lsler, Perry E. Hllwkins, Moses Coppedge, Joseph Under-
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APPENDIX.
wood, Benjamin Fisher, John C. Wallace, E. J. Sorrell, P. H. Ammerman, A. K. Coppedge, Anderson Glenn, Thos. Reedy, Charles CartaIl, R. H. Jone!O, Wilbert Hawkins, James R. Bowman, M. W. Kinsey, Wm. R()binson, F. M. Wishon, James Boggs, Wm. L. Pinnell, Anvil James, G. T. Coppedge. Initiated, 10; passed, 5; raised, 4:; Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 1: ad路 mitted, 1; died, 2; rejectec:, 8.
WARRENTON LODGE, No. 231---41
ME~IBERS.
OFFICERS.
J. E. HUTTON, W. M. L. THURMAN, J. W. R. E. PI,EASANTS, Sec'y.. WM. McCLURE, J. D.
J AS. W. SHELTON. S. W. J; H. FAULKNER, Treas. ED. COOK, S. D. J. C. DYER, Tyler.
:Menbers---T. J. Marshall, C. T. Archer, Jas. L. Simms, Alex. Hammontree, John Kent, Edson B. Wheeler, W. W. Farrow, Wm. L. Gilke.r, D. M. Thurman, N. M. Jones, Alfred McClure, F. Archer, JaB. Hammontree, J. P. Thurman, John H. Jones, Buckley Livsey, Jos. Livsey, P. B. Fray-ee, Henry M. Noel, John Hucheson, jr., L. J. Dryden, H. Burge~s, H. C. Otmer, R05S Dalby, Lane Price, Fred. Morsey, Jas. Stewart, Aug. Justice, John Hucheson, sr., Henry Hucheson, Jos. A. Humphrey, Thos. S. Thompson, Thos. L. Gant, W: C. Arcber, Felix: Carrico, Jas. Rl1chewn, T. D. Chamberlain, Wilson Hucheson, Thos. A. Howell, G. D. Ferris., Wm. Harrer. Initiated, 12; passed, 10; raised, 10; Past Masters, 2; dimittt:d, i; died, 2; rejected, 13.
BUCKLIN LODGE, No. 233---4(j
MEMBERS.
olo路}o路leERS.
TROS..JOBSON, 'V. 7\1. J. P. ROBINSON, J. W. GEORGE JOBSON, Sec'y. J. A. HOWE, J. D.
S. S. ARBUCKEL, S. W. LLOYD CASH, Trells. J. M. CASH, S. D. J. C. BURK, Tyler.
.MclIlbe1's--Thomns Jobson, L. S. Arbuckel, J. P. Robinson, Lloyd Cash, George Jobson, J. l\f. Cash, J. A. Howe, J. C. Burk, V. B. B;wers, H. Callison, John Doughel', A. Hansman, J. A. Stephenson, Wm. Smith, S. ~. Lingo, Pll.trick Lon,g, Ell. Cox, Joseph :Morris, L. T. Caton, James H.
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Wyatt, T. T. Burk, J. :M. Hamilton, Wm. O. Phillip, G. W. Naigle, Wm. :M. Burk, N. P. Blackist<ln, S. F. Perry, G. F. Bell, Joseph Maddox, R. W. Green, Joseph Brown, John Baker, Reuten Brown, Sampson Wyett, John P. Phillips, John H. Hill, Thomas Herron, Noah Caton, John Haffacre, Charles Stunkle, Jason Crail, Lee Lin~o, Wm. J. Bell, Robert Baker. Initiated, 26; passed, 28; raised, 29; Pilst Masters, 3; dimittod, 7; admitted, 2; died, 3; rejected, 7.
ST. FUANCOIS LODGE, No. 234---47 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
WILEY LAYNE, W. M. G. W. GRIFFITH, J. W. H. R. FOUST, Sec'y. Y. W. BAKER, J. D.
JAS. A. SMITH, S. W. R. W. CROW, Treas. J. F. HARRIS, S. D FRED. TETLEY, Tyler.
Memhe1·s---E. N. McFa.rland, Wiley Layne, .Jas. A. Smith, H. R. Foust, H. W. Crow, J. F. Harris, M. W. Baker, J. B. R. St. Gemme, H. S. Watts, J. C. Farmer, Francis Clark, A. H. Baker, F,·ed. Tetley, P. Anderson, W. M. Calvert, Lloyd Fergison, Ww. Hicks, John Dunaway, J. K.·H'irris, E. BeRrd, P. Cohen, John Coffman, G. W. Griffith, Jos. Cozens, John B. Keith, G. W. Sebastian, H. N. Kelly, Dudley Horn, Thoo. BI'yan, P. G. Keith, Carroll Williams, T. V. Rowley, T. M. Harris, Warner Lewis, John S. Beard, W. Powell, W. Swink, Gporge William~, W. Bloom, A. Jones, Wesley Moore, :Michael Deguire, Elias Williams, Joseph Townsend, Peter Bloom, N. J. Counts, Thos. W. Lewis. Initiated, 3; pasRed, 2: Past Masters, 2; dimitted, 5; admitted, 1; died, 1; rejected, 1: suspended, 1.
IONIC LODGE, No. 235---24 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
JOSEPH ROWE, W. M. SAMUEL M. ELLIOTT, J. W. WM. H. BROWN. Sec'y. DANIEL B. WEST, J. D.
JOHN C. HICKERSON, S. W. JACOB NEWLAND, Treas. WlL C. FOREMAN, .S. D. WILLIAM SEYMOUR, Tyler.
Members-··Eugene W. Ayres, William H. Brown, Benjamin B. Broughton. John D. Clark, Samuel M. Elliott, Benjamin Ely, J. H. Ellis, Wm. C. Foreman, John D. Fields, Richard Gentry, John C. Hickerson, Wm. E.
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Jone~,
Jacob Newland, William M. Newla.nd, James J. Norton, Erasmus D. Pearson, 'Thomas J. Priest, Charles H. Philllips, Joseph Rowe, Robert J. Rudisill, Daniel B. West" Edwin S. West, William Seymour, John R. Dawson.' ' Initiated, 9; raised, 10; P!l.St Master, 1; dimitted, 2; admitted, 1; died, 1; rejected, 4.
SEDALIA LODGE, No. i236-41 MEMBERS. OFl'ICERS.
GEORGE C.YOST, W. M. LOGAN CLARK, J. W. O. A. CRANDALL, Sec'y. .A. A. NEAL, J. D.
GEORGE R. KIELL, S. W. WM. H. LIGH1'FOOT, Treas. W.E. liARD, S. D. R. BARNHART, Tyler.
Menwers-James A. Blakemore, R. Barnhart, Wm. E. Bard, Theodore Bloiss, William E. Bothick, B. F. Dobyns, A. Ensel, A. M. Forbes, F. M. Fisher, Nathan Greenfield, John Hancock, B. F. Hu~hes, Jas. S. Hopkin!', A. H. H~ismeyer, John Hubbard, John L. Hall, B. H. Ingram, Louis Keimm, T. J. Montgomery, Abraham MeyeNl, A. J. Morgan, Isaac B. McGirk, J!Jhn F. Phillips, David Postlewaite, D. J. Par"ons, M. M. Tucker, John P. Tha.tcher, C. W. O. Walker, D. J. Williams, Clifton Wood, J. M. Wooldridgo, Wm. C. West, John P. Yost. Initiated, 18; passed, 19; raised, 9; admitted, 13; rejected, 3.
LA PLATA LODGE, No. 237---37 MEMBERS. OFFICERS.
E. B. DABNEY, W. M. A. P. VANCE, J.W. S. C. DAVIDSON, Sec'y. A. S.RAY, J. D.
G.N. SHARP, S. W. W. J. SALTMARSH, Treas. J. L. MILEY, S. D. JOSEPH SEARS, Tyler.
Members-Amos BlI.rnett, C. Atterbury, R. H. Wills, J. S. Miles, Robt. Cole, S. H.Wilson, M. G. Elliott, O. Chapman, G. C. Sparrow, J. M. Spencer, W. W. Holmes, Isaac }!organ, Jas. Hubbard, Jas. Johnson, E. :hI. Ford, J. M. MOGre, J. W. Dabney, Robt. Myers, J. M. Greenwood, L. D. Miller, F. M. Garret, Wm. N. Morris, J. R. Pemberton, Powel Ownbey, E. C. Stille, M. Hockersmith, J. C. Clark, S. L. Ellis, H. L. Bealmear. Initiated, 21; passed, 21; raised, 19; Past Master, 1; dimitted, 3: admitted, 3; died, 1; rejected, 5.
SUSPENSIONS.
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By the Grand of Missouri---D. N. Burgoyne, W. ~iaster Missouri 0 , No.1, for ten years-gross unrnasonic conduct. Auburn 0 , No. 14-8. F. McKay-three months. 'Vyaconda 0, No. 24-B. E. Davis, 'V. W. Granger, V. R. 'Vashbourn, E. B. Osbourn-non-payment of dues. Huntsville 0, No. 30.-N. B. Coat5, G. R. Christian, Levi Dawkins, Jr., Albert G. Rucker. Cooper 0, No. 36-A. L. Reavis, Justinian Williams, W. A. Baird, 'V. T. Moore, R. W. Simpson, A. H. Thompson-nonpayment of dues. Mo~nt~laria 0, No. 40-,-A. L. Bremner, C. Balmer. Fulton 0, No. 48-Joshult M. Duncan, William Vandoran, A. J. Moore, F. 'V. Knight, James Spangler, James F. Smith, J. 'V. Bart,ley, J. M. 'Williams, \Villiam Baker, A. 'V. Sowers, Robt. A. D. Hinton~ Robt. H. Taylor-all for non-payment of dues .. Pattollsburg 0 , No. 65-Jamcs H. Taylor. Savannah 0, No. 71-Henry Patterson, Jackson Avney, J. 'V. Breck, E. A. Carson, G. 'V. 'Carter, J. B. Nickel, J. G. Willis, S. S. Elkins, Wesley Cooper, C. H. Allen, O. H. P. Craig, E. C. Breck, J. P. Sanders, Francis Impey, John S. Teasdale, E. S. Elliott, Ben. Holt, Joseph Walker, B. R. Baxter, R. tV. Bradley, J. W. 'Vigderfield, Chas. Fail, Chas. Han, Richard G. Bryannon-payment of dues. Ashley 0 , No. 75-S. A•. Bryant, Jacob Reas, J. T. R. Gregory, ,V. P. Blll'ks, S. N. Pierce, J. F. Tucker, C. T. Nash, Thomas Ruds. Polar Star D, No. 79~Woodward Cruttenden, Louis V. Bogy. Friendship 0 , No. 89-H. B. Menefee, gross unmasonic conduct; Andrew Craig, W. Clark, John C. Hill, H. Duncan, \V.
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A. Hart, L. Ireland, J. Jacobs, J. F. Jones, J. F. Jackson, J. A. Sidener, B. West, Enoch Wilson, D. J. Hobbs, A. Wallace. Perseverance 0, No. 92-Joseph Richardson, M. N. Allison, Chas. Bealert, Rufus Safl'arrans. St. Mark's 0, No. 93-\V. C. T. Hempstead. St. Andrew's 0, No. 96-\Villiam J. Holliday, S. B. Hardy. Bethany 0, No. 97-Isaac PhiIlebeaum,G. W. :Miller, H. T. l\fonson, David McGowan, John McGowan. Gentryville 0, No. 125-1saac Miller, P. J. Patton, Alex. Dever, Hiram Sharrod, Samuel Harrod, Philip Messimer. Potosi 0, No. 137-M. A. Todd-unmasonic conduct. Springhill 0, No. 155-R. Minchall, O. A. Williams, T. H. Brooksbing, T. B. Solorow, T. F. Thompson, Wm. Thompson. Occidental 0, No. I33-Joseph Wallace. Mirabile 0, No. I66-Henl'Y S.. Harting, John H. Burrows, Joseph Elliott, Moses C. Kellam, Jeremiah :Morce, William P. Steele, Samuel T. Bassett, Thomas C. Davis, \Vilber F. Boggs, Presley H. Cheshier, Joseph H. CLrk-non-payment of dues. Hartford 0, No. 171-T. G. Stansberry, T. Hand, Isaiah Drurey, J. H. \Vorthington, 'V. 'Vallace, D. Godsey,Stephen McEntire, G. H. Broils. Hannibal 0, No. ISS-Richard Lamar, Geo. L. Hewitt. Zeredatha 0 , No. 189-U. B. Prator, Robel"t Sturat, N. B. 'Vicker, \V. Redman, R. A. Beard, F. G. Hopkins. \VelIsville 0, No. 194-Dabney Carr, James Rawken, H. B. Ellicott, Richard Wells. Forest City 0, No. 214-Martin Nolan. Cypress 0, No. 227-James M. Clark, C. M. Patterson---nonpayment of dues. St. Francois 0, No. 234-\V. Calvert.
EXPULSIONS.
'Yellington 0, No. 22--'V. ,V. Cl4\rk. 'Vyaconda 0, No. 24---Julm F. Grig~shy. Liberty 0, No. 31---Gabriel Cathcart. Mercer 0, No. 35---C'lll Thomas. llattvllsburg 0, No. 68---Sallluel )Iilcs. Potter 0, No. 8-!--路Ellmund Wells. Kirksville 0, No. Hf5---John ~l'homas. Concord 0, No. 15....---Thomas S. DaV'i~. North Star 0, No. 15, ---WillIam 11. Dunbar, Angerona 0, No. lU3---C. C. Coiding. t"lliollVillc 0, No. ~lu---E. C. Br'Hhhaw. Farmer's 0, No. 2~:2---Ul'i:lh Perrill. SllClbina 0 , Xo. 228--- ,r. C. )Ioffett.
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First and r.!'hird. Thursdays Sept'r 4th, 1821 1852 Firljt and Third Wednesdnys May, 1849 Second and Fourth Thursdays. It 1852 Saturday before full moon...... " 1857 'rhursday before full moon.... " 18.")2 Saturday after full moon....... " 18;'2 ~,\yillia,.nsIH~rg ~Villian:sbnrg i~alJaw~y ~Vcdncsdar ~efol'e ~~ll moon... :; 1849 9:l.Teo. \\ aHhlllgtoll St. LOlllA jSt. J-JOUI:'l Second and l-ourth tuesdays . 1852 III Pauldingville PallldingviIle !Ht,. Charles Saturday before full moon. . . . " 1825 12:TYI·o : Caledonia !Wa:'\hington Second ,')aturday... . . . . .• • • • • • " 1~52 1=1; msin.~ Slln BaIT)' :Clay Sv.tul'day befo)'c full moon...... " ]:<,2 J.L\lIhuI'Il Auburn ILincoln First ~aturday before full moon " 1852 Hi :\leml'hi~ Memphis iScotland Friday before full moon...... II HmO Ii Clal'!,::;\'illc Clarksville !Pike Saturuay befol'c full moon...... " 1831 1:-< P:dm~rl':l. Palmyra :Marion Second and Fourth ThUl'sdays " 183;') In Pnl'i~ Union Paris Il\1onl'oe ,Firf;.·t SatUl'day in each month " ' I ' ~. I ' .•••• 'St}"JOUIs· .. ··· .. ·.. lr1l·~t ·v· .1 '1' ue~(1ays 20 st. 1836 JOUI~ :-,t.. JOIWL an( 1 'l'h'}ru . u 22 Wellillgton no Kalb 13n('hanan ,~atlll·day before full moon...... " 1852 ~;~ FlO. rida Florida [.MoTlroe : I''l'hil'd Saturday in eM'h mo. nth " 1852 24 Wyaconda La Grange Le\\'i~ Finlt ano Thil'd Katuroa.pL . . . H 1~53 ] sag :!;') ~aphtali St. Loui:-:; !St.Loui:-; 'jSCCOnd and Fourth '1'hur~daY8 " ~Ii ~[~~xi('o , ..M0Xico .!:\udl'uin Th1l'd Tuct\uay................... " 18:>2 ~i l~vel'~;l'ecll Sew lIa.\"cn !Franklin . 1864 1!)[i!"sollri 2j)lel'idian 0; Heaeon 4i Ho",ard &iUnitcd I;/Ark
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J C'ffcr80l. Satm'day before full moon May, N o(lnwny First Satm'day in each month." Mil'ubile Cald wcll First ~aturday ill cach month." Luray Clark Fir~t Saturday after full moon U Colony (( nox ~atnt'day before full moon...... H LJ tic-a Livingston fhtlurua.y after full moon. . . . . " Hartford Putnam Friday beforo full muon......... It Wolf .Island ~Ji:-:~ifo'8il'pi Monday before full moon. . . . . . " B,·i~tol.. BollillgCl· ~atllrd~\y before fnll moon. . . . " Stllr~con Boone Friday before full moon. . . . . . " Point Pleasant New Madl'id Friday before fnll moon......... ct neal' Creek Monrgomcl·y Sat.ul'~iay hefore fullmoon......" St.Louis St. I.Jouis Fir~t and Third Wednesdu)'s..." 1~0 KOHIIOI· \ thcn~ Clark SMllrday before full moon......" 181 XOH'lty .....•.. No\·elty Knox Hatm'day before full moon...... It 18~ :-ltcwal·tsville ::->tewal·ts\'ille DeK:tlb Last Saturday in eneh month." 183 California ,. California........ ~lolliteau Last Raturday in each mouth.." 185 Chamois Chamois Osa.~e Satnrday after full moon........ 1,( 187 Henry Clay Millcl'sbllrg Callaway.. . . •. ~aturday before full moon...... " 18R Hannibal.. . .•. Hannibal. M~\l'ion Second and Fourth .Mondays..." ll'<fl ,Putllam :-:It. J osel'h .....• Buchanan ...•....• Rceond and Fourth 'fucsdny:3..." lOOiZerllbabcl.. Newton Put.nam S~Ltul·day before full moon......" Hn!Zol'reua.thn. Plntte Fil'St Saturday.. .........." Hi~1 Fl'rw]~ford F':~nkf(~~·d~:..: \ike .....•..... ~~~urday ~)et?~'.e rnll~n?~n......:: 193 AngclOna Ml~SOllll CIty Clay Fust and fhud SatUld.\)s... . Hillshoro' 1\1:\1'y\'ille
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\'VelIsville 'Montgomery ISaturday before full moon May, 194 1Wellsville 19H Quitman '" ..•. 'IQuitman ~N ollaway ibaturday afLer full moon......... " 1!~7ICalnden ~ ,Curndon .Ir{ay 1.. • • • • • " 198IAllensville iAliensdlle IGcntry :Fil'st and Third Saturdays...... " 199 New Hope INew Hope IIJinCOln :Saturday beforc full moon...... " Daviess ·.. ·· .. 201 Jamesport ..•·. " IJ.amesport 202 Westyille ~;,w . estvillc.....•.. Callaway IF.riday after full moon.. " 203 Pleasant Hidg('- ~. Pleasant Ridge.. iHarrison rrhursday before fulh moon. . . . " " Fernando d~Ta08'New Mexico. . .. . .. .....•..... " 204 Bent 206'Somerset : 80merAct ..!Mercer IMonday before full moon........ " .207 Clay Greenville 'Clay ISaturday bef(ire full moon...... " 2.08. Alto Vista fAltO. is.ta ~ Davicss 209 Poplar Bluff.. ~ .. Poplar Bluff. Butler Second and Fourth Mondays... " 210 Unionville :.•• Unionville Putnam Tuesday on or before full moon " 213 Rolla ~; Rolla Phelps Saturday on or beforc full moon " 214 Forest City..; Forest City IIolt First :-;at'dy and Third Mon'uy " 215 Hornersville .•.., Horncrsville·.·· ..IDunklin " 216 West Plain& ~ \-Vest Plains IIowell .. ..••. ... " ISt. Louis 'IFirst and Third Saturday. " 218 Good Hope ..: .. , Cal'Ondclet 219 ~mel'son _ . Emerson Marion......... ..... .... .... " 22'0 Kansas City.. .:,,:. Kansas City Jackson .. ... .... a 221l\fyBtic Tic ,•. Appleton P. O jIPerry ISaturday before full moon.. . . " 2~2 f'armers' ' La Belle LewiH.. . . . ... .. ... " 226 Saline ~ St. Mary's Ste. Genevieve :Saturday of or befol'e fIll! moon " 227 (;iypres~ ; Laclede Linn IFirst nnd rl'hird Saturdays...... " 228 Shelbina ~., Shelbina Shelby Friday of or foll'ing full mooll " 229 Nevada .. Nevada (-il'undy. .. .. . " 230 St. James' ..'r· ••••.~t. James' Phclps :First Saturday after full moon "
1.··..
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1859 1860 18liO 1860 1800 1860
1860 1860
18liO U$(jO 1~(}1
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1861 1861
Z
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1802 1862 18li2
1863
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WHERE HELD.
NAME 01' LODUE..
COV:fTY.
231 ~rrentolf ", Warrenton j"Varren Carroll.. . 282 Dc Witt 0 •••• : • • De Witt 233 Bucklin t Buddm Linn 234 St. Frangois Libertyville Rt. Frangois 235 Ionic IVan Rensselaer Aradcmy Ralls Sedalia Pettis 236 Rcdnlin 237 La Plata .,.. La Plata Macon... . . . . . .. , •. Rushville •...... Buchanan 238 Rushville 239 Spcncel'burg Spcncerburg Pike 240 Granville Granville Monroe 241 Palestine St. Charles St. Charles 242 Portland Portland Calltl.\vay 24,' a K(~ystone L, ouis S.'t. I ouis 244 Middle FabiuB Middle Fabius Scotland 245 Knob Noster Knob Noster Johnson
'jSt.
TIME OF IIIEETING.
DATE OF CHARTER.
1st & 3d Sat'y after full moon. May, .. .. ... " Friday on or before full moon. " Saturday before full moon. . . . " First Saturday........ " Thul'sd'y of 01' before full moon " Wedsd'y of or before full moon " --, -" . ----. -: --
1863 1863 1864 1864 1864 1864 1864 1865 1865 1865 1865 1865 1865 1865 1RG5
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~
INDEXe
INDEX. A. Address of Grand Master 10 Congratulation, etc 10·11 " Popularity of Masonry ll " Danger to be apprehended 1:2 " Traveling t:::e:J 12 Innovations of these ~ 12 " Character of their work 12 " 0, Arkansas 13 Washington " Dispensations 13 " D. D. G. M. How 13 " D. D. G. M. Davis appointed 13 " Commissions to open new C€J 13-14 " Dispensation to Sturgeon 0 14 Alto Vista 0, Charter al'rested 14 " B. N. Crump, Tribute to 14 " Dispensation to Hannibal D 15 ", Seaman 0 15 Dawson 0 15 " Osburne, P. G. 'V 15 " Atkins 16 " Chapman 0, U. D 16 " (~reene, D. D. G. ~f 16 " l\lilton 0, Loss of....•....•.....•· ~ ..........•... 17 " Milton 0, Dispensation to ~ 17 " Milton 0, Dues are recommended to be remitted,,17 " 17 Lafayette 0 " P. G. M. Ryland ................................•.......17 " l\Iasonic Lo\'e Feast.....................•............... 17 ",, Masonic Doctrine and Duties 18
,
°
218
INDEX.
Address of G. J. W. Collins 18 " Occidental HalL... . 18 " Wakanda D 19 " Platte D ....•....................................... ~ 19 " Dispensations refused 19 ;, A Rebuke ..................••........................ 19-20 " Platte and Rising Sun C€J .~ .. , 20 " D. D. G. Masters 20 " Defects in La'''" 20 " Orphans' Fund ~ 20 " Chal'itJ Fuud ~ 24 " D. D. G. M., Reports of 20-21 " 'relnperance 21 23 " 'V. M. of ~IisSOUl"i D suspended " Admonition to yomig lVlasons 23 " President Lincoln-his death 25 " Duty to erring Brothers 26 " A. O'Sullivan 26 " Conclusion ...........•...........•.••.•.....••............. 27 " G. 1\1. l{eferred 48 " "Report on .........•.•.•.................. 55 " G. S. A. O'Sullivan 19 Athens D · 16 AnJerson, l{. E ~ 29 Alexandria D arrested ' 31 Ai:hley .0........•............•..........•.........•.....•.............. 38 Audrain county 40 AulJurn 0 40 Ashland D ~ 41 Angcrona D ............................................•............... 35) Arlny CftJ ..............................•••••........•....•••..•.......... 55 l\.lto 'Tista 0 56 Appropriation to Board of lhlicf 85 Alto Vista 0, Committee on Chartered Cfb Report 89
INDEX.
219
B. Bucklin D .....•........................•........•••...•................. 29 Bo\vling Green D ~ 38 £oone county 41 Bethune, D. D. G. M., Report of .43 Bloolnfield D 44 }$urgojrne, D. N., _charged 50 " "Committee to try 5f) " "Committee's Report 50 " "Decision of Grand D 51 By-L~nYs of Subordinate CEl, Committee appointed on 53 " Grand D, Committee on Heport of.. ; 05 Bubcock, E. S., G. S. W., Illinois 76 Bowling Green D Resolutions 92
c. Committee on Cledentials ; 5 " "Report of 5 Committees, Standing 49 Commissions to open new CEJ · 13-14 Chapman D, U. D 16 Collins, G. J. 'V ; 18 Charity Fund 24 Cypress D.......................... . ~31 Colony D 81 Carpenter, Dan., D. D. G. M., Report 33 Compass D 35 Central D 35 Clay D 35 Clarksville D 38 Ca,lloway county 39 Contord 0 ................•...........•................................ 39 COllstantlne 0 43,
220
INDEX.
D......... .
California 47-48 Chamois D ....................................•.•..••••.•.•...•..•......45 Committee on Grand Master's Address .48 " Unfinished Business•.•.•.......••..•....••••.•••..••.• 49 " Chartered C€:J ••••••.••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• 49 " e:::eJ, U. D 49 Accounts 49 " \Vays and Means 49 " Charity 49 "
" " "
Grievance ...................................•..........49 Applications and Communications .49 Cemetery ', 49
Committee to try D. N. Burgoyne appointed 50 " " R e p o r t of 51 Committee on Applications and Communications, Report of 52 Committee to procure likenesses, Report of 52 " examine By.Laws of Subordinate C':E!J 53 Committee on Foreign Correspondence ,. 60 " 'Ways and Means, RepOl't of 77 " Unfinished Business, Report of 78 Committee to re-district the State appointed
80
Committee on Grieva.nce, Report of " Pattonsburgh 0 " E. Wells " Potter D " Independence and Fulton eeJ " W. B. Stone
80 80 80 80
Charges vs. Burgoyne referred Communication from R. E. Anderson referred Charters, etc., of all CEJ to be repor,ted Convention, General, to be called Circular to be issued Charter of Laclede 0 restorAd
50
81
81 54 58 60 60 80
APPENDIX.
221
Committee on Foreign Corre~pondence, Report of 60 California 60 Canada •...........•.......•..........•..••..........•....... 61 Connecticut ; .. 62 62 Illinois Indiana ~ 63 Iowa .. ~ 64 Kansas ......•.•.......••...................•................. 65 Kentucky 65 Louisiana 66 Maine 66 Maryland 67 Michigan , 68 New Jersey 69 New Hampshire......•••.................................... 69 New york ...............................•.................... 71 <
Ohio
71
Oregon 72 Vermont 73 '\Visconsin ...............•................................... 74 Washington Terri tory ....•.....•....•.......•.............. 75 Conclusion 75 Committee on Cfb, U. D., Report of " Grand 0 Hall, Report of " Charity, Report of ~
81 85 85
Committee, Special, on Masonic College, Report of Committee on Chartered C@:J, Report of Committee, Special, to District State " " o n memorial of Danville 0, Report of Committee on Grievance, Majority report of " ,,'Minority report of C<>mmittee on Accounts, G. S. and T., Report of " " T . E. Shepherd Committee on Charity, Report of
85 86
90 f\1
94 93 99 1 00 100
222
INDEX.
Charity appropriations, St. Louis Board of Helief 100 'V. P. Overly 10,0 lYlrs. ·'Vilson ; 100 :NIrs. 'Yray 100 1\1rs. Davis .................•......... ~ 100 Mrs. Kemp ; 100 S. V. Reid 100 J. Cris,vell . ............................•..............100 E. Carson ~ 100 1\'lrs. Grover 100 1\lrs. Patterson...........•.................................100 Kausell ~ 100 Quesenberry...... . ..•............ 10 ) J. 'V. Mason ..........•................•.....•...••..•......101 D.· Carl' 101 ~lrs. Rorer ...........•...........................•..........101 Liberty D · 102 e ••••••••••
Charters granted 82 Palestine D : ...............•................. ~2 Keystone D ....••••...........•...........••................ 82 Middle Fabius t:J 82 Portla.nd 0 82 Knob Noster 0 .•........•..... : .........••.........•....... 83 Rushville D ~ ' 83 Spcncerburg 0.......................................... . K3 Granville D ................•••.......•..................... 83 ~lilton 0
Da.nville
84 D
·
Chapman 0, U. D., Heport of Chartered C£]
~ .. 90
89
D Dispensations-to form n~w
C:e:J
~
13
INDEX
Diapensa'n to form Sturgeon D " Hannibal D ., Seaman 0 " Milton D Da.nger of too much "-ork Da.,vson D' Dedication, Occidental D District D. G. 1\1
223 14
15 15 17 42
15 18 13
"
16
" " "
................•.•................•••....•......•.... 20 Ifow : 13 Davis .•.......•......••.•••...•..•.•••..•.......•... 13 D. D. G. M., Reports of 2t: ..21 Death of President Lincoln : 25 Deputy G. M. Vincil's Report ~ 27 D. D. G. 1\1. Davis, Report of 30 " Dan Carpenter, Report of 33 ., J.. Ralls, " 37 " J. 'V. Luke, ., 41 " J. H. Bethune, " 43 " '\V. E. Glenn, " 44 U S. H. Owens, H. • 46
"
La,v of 1862 amended
Dawson c::::l-Committtee on Chartered Cfb lleport Danville c:::J_ H " District and D. D. G. M. Report Donation to DJ.l1ville d D. D. G. Masters appointed
80 89
88
90 91 103
E Edina E::j ••
I ••••• ' ••. • " ••• tI, •••• , •• " " . , . , ••• I.'" .,"., ',.1, •. 31 Evening Star d :..................••.............. 45 Evergreen D ••...•........•...............................•........•..•.. 45 It • • • • • • • • • •
224
INDEX.
F Frankfort D ...•.•...........•.....•.•....•••..••.••••.................. 38 Florida. D 39 Fulton 0 39
G Greene, D. D. G. M Grand a, Special Meeting Granville D Griswold 0 Good Hope 0 Glenn, D. D. G. M., Report o£.. :
16 18 29 40 42
.44 78
Grand Officers .·Elected (iranville CJ Chartered Grand 0 of New York Resolutions Grand Officers Installed
83
91 102
H Hannibal 0, Dispensation to
IIo,v, D. D. G.
~i
·
15 13
Ha.nnibal 0 28 IIow, D. D. 9. M., Report of 29 Heroine 0 : 36 IIenry Clay D .............•.....•.....•.....••................•...••• _.39 Hermann 0 45 Haste in Conferring Degrees 57
I Ionic CJ Organized under Cha.rter " Report ofD. D. G. M. Ralls Irondale O low'a, c::eJ in, Censured Installation of Grand Officers
28 37
41 80 102
\:NDEX.
J. Jackson 0
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It . , , , \
,,.~ .31
l~. ~
Kirkville 0 Kans9Js City 0
lJ\\.\ ••• ,
30·31
47
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L. Lafayette c:::::J La Pla.ta D Lancaster 0 Liberty a Lincoln county Luke, D. D. G.
~.·••••• ~ ••• lJ\
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,,, .. '
••••••••• 1 ••••••••
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17 30 31 33 40
M.,
Report of
Lebanon D , , Linn 0 " Law of D. D. G. Masters Law, 1\Iasonic Lavely, P. G. M. of Illinois Laclede t::l chartered Lodges, U. D., Committee on, Report of
41 45 45 46 47 53 80 81
M. Milton 0 17 McDaniel, J ; 28 Middle Fabius 0 .....•....... ; · 29 · McGeeD 29 Memphis 0 31 1\facon county •...................... ~.'. ~ ...............••................ 31 McFarland., M. H., P. G. M..........•.•.............•............... 38· l\fonroe county !~!!~ 38, Madison 0 ; ; 38 Montgomery· county.;.; 40. p
226
INDEX.
Mexico O .••.................••.... h • • • • • ' 40 40 Milton 0 Masonic Law,D. D. G. :M. Owens on, " 47 l\tIcGregor, A. L., G. S. W 48 Mystic Tie 0,, Repor~ ·on 52 Macon 0, Proposition to amend referred 58 Middle Fabius 0 Chartered 82 1\lontgomery· Chartered..........••...••..•....•................... 84 1\lilton 0 Chartered.............•................••.................... 84 Millersville 0 , Report on .....••••...•....•.•...•............ '" 84 Maryville 0, Chartered CE!J Report of. 88 lYlilton 0, Chartered CEJ Report of 90 Madison 0, Resolution in regard to 92
°
Memorials and Communications 50 Ed ward Kausel, Referred.....••..•........•.•....•...•... 50 Briggs, Referred· 50 Platte 0 , lteferred 51 \Vellington 0, Referred 51 M)'stic 'l'ie 0, Referred...... .....• .. 51 Widow Cranwell, Heferred 51 'Vidow Patterson, HC£errcd ~ 51 \Vidow Grover, Referred 51 From Edina 0 , Referred 52 From Clay 0 , ltcfcrred 52 From Rising Sun 0 , lteferred 52 From Sellalia 0, Referred : 5·1 From Williamsburg 0 , Referred 55 From Nevada 0, Referred ~ 55 From Millersville, Referred 57 From Lightbul'lle, Referred ...........................•... 60 From Canady, Referred 60 From Brethren of Waverly 0, Referred 77 From Stennett, Adopted 78 From Faulkner, United 0 , Referred 81 GO
o
0
INDEX.
From From From From
227
Danville 0 , Referred 86 86 Wellington 0 , Referred Voorhies, Behalf of Jacohs. Referred 86 Vincil, Referred .......................••........... 92
N New Bloomfield D New Hope D Naphtali D.~............................. . Nevada D-Chartered C€J Report
39 40
42
89
o Opening 3 OfficeIs, Grand, present 34 t, Past' Grand, . present 4 Osborne, P .. G. W 15 Orphans' Fund 20 O'Sullivan, A., Notice by G. M 26 47 Otterville D Officers, Grand,·elected...........................•••••................ 78
p Past'Masters ·present 4 · 19 ·Platte D ..••...•.•.•.•.............•............~ Platt· and· Rising Sun C€J 20 President Lincoln 31 31 Piner, W. M Political prejudic·e•••••................................................ 31 Platoe o.-;.Report of D. D. G. M 35 ProhibItion '0£ Conservatism 0'" .0.36 Pike county , e 38 Perseveranc"e '0 0.38 Paris Union D , 39 39 Pauldingville 0
228
INDEX.
Portland 0, U. D .•....•...........•••.•••••.•••.•• , Pride of the West D Pacific c... ........• Potter D Platte and Zerrubabel Cfb, Chartered l:£:J Report of tl4 • • • • • • 4 "
• • • • • • • • • • • _ • • • • • • • • • • • • "tI • • • • • • • • • _.11 • • • • • •
39 42 45 46
88
R Ryland, Past Grand Master 1 'T Rising Sun and Pla.tte CEJ .., 20 Reporta-Di8~rict Grand Master Vineil.....................••.....i28 " '~on Ionic D 28 " U on St. John's 0 28 " " J . Rowe 28 ,. " J . McDaniel 28 " " J . Ralls 28 " "Hannibal D 28 " "Dr. Duffield 28 " U Palmyra 0 29 " " R . E. Abderson 29 " "Granville o· 29 " "Middle Fabius CJ •• ~ 29 D. D. Grand Maeter Howe .. 29 " "Bloomington 0 29 " "McGee 0 29 " "Bucklin 0 .••................, .•. 29
n.. ..
II •••••• ..........
0
"
" L a Plata 0
"
"Kirksville 0
"
"Conclu~i<JIl
" "
" " " " " "
':'
"
"
"
~ .•.• ,
30 30 30
H. Davis .......................... 30 ~undry I:E:J...................... 31 Alexandria 0 arrested .... ....31 Memphis [ j ••••.•• , ••••••••••..• 31
Lancaster (:J ..................... 31 Seaman 0 •....•..•.............. 31
INDEX.
229
" " " " " "
"Jackson 0 31 "Cypress D 31 "Shelby and Macon counties 31 "Kirksville D 31 "Colony D 31 " T . E. Shepherd 31 4' " W . M. Piner 32 " "Exclusiveness ...........••.......32 " "Political Prejudice ...•..•.......32 " "Edina 0 32 D. D. Grand Master, Carpenter, 33 " "Liberty D 33 " "Liberty,conditionand character33 " ,. Angerona D 3~ " "Errors and Instructions 33 ,~ "Weston D 33 "Errors in Work ......•••••... .34 " " "Rushville 0 .. , 34 " "Character and Work 34 " " St. Joseph 0 34 " "'Wellington D 35 " "Zerrubabel 0 35 H'
Rcports---<:>f Compass D 35 Central D 35 Ridgely D 35 Clay D 35 Richmond D 35 Platte D ............•.......................................35 Rising Sun D 35 " Character and Condition 35 Popularity of Masonry 36 Necessity for Uni£ormity ~ 36 Disobedience to Resolution of Grand D 36 Prohibition of Conservatism 36
230
INDEX.
Heroine D 36 Conclusion 37 D. D. G. M. Ralls .....•.......................................... 37 Ionic D : 37 D. G. M. ·Vinci!. ...............•........................... 37 Pike county ~ .. 38 Spencersburg D, U. D 38 Frankfo~t D 38 Boviling Green D 38 38 Perseverance 0 Ashley D .•........•.................. ~ .......•••.•.......... 38 Clarksville D ........•......•.•.........•.•................. 38 Joseph Ro\\'e ................................•..............38 P. G.M. McFariand............................•.•........ 38 J\lonroe county 38 J\iadison D 38 Paris Union 0 39 Florida. D 39 St. Charles county 39 Pauldingville 0 : 39 Callaway county 39 Portland 0, U. D 3~) Concord 0 39 Ne,v Bloon1field D .....•..................•................ 39 Fulton 0 39 39 \Villiarnsburg D , 30 lIenl'Y Clay 0 :M:ontgomcl'y county .40 Gris\\'olJ. 0 40 40 R.alls county 40 Ra.lls D : 40 Audrain county J\Iexico D '.' 40 Lincoln county" 40
231
INDEX.
Auburn D ~ .. ; 40 Ne\v Hope D ~ 40 " Too fast ' 40 'Vallingford, D. P 40 Randolph county 40 Milton D 40 Boone county.................•...............•...•.•....... 41 Ashland D 41 Sturgeon D _•.....•....•..... 41 I{,ocheport D .•.............................................41 Conclusion : 41 ~
D. D. G. 1\1. Luke E. Al'nold
~
41
41
_
Irondale D _ 41 Naphtali D .•..•..•.......................................... 42 Good Hope D •.•. ~ 42 Pride of the West D 42 Danger of too much work .42 Indiscretion abroad 43 Change recom.mended 43 o
D. D. G. M. Bethune Wolf Island D Constantine D Bloomfield D
,
-
D. D. G. M. Glenn
44 44
Rolla D
Pacific D St. James' D
43 43 43 44
'
I_chanon 0 Hermann, Chamois and Evergreen I:::EJ Linn D l~vening Star D Condition of the Craft Law·ofD. D. G. nl
45 45 45 .45 45 -15 .45
46
282
INDEX.
D. D. G. M. Owens Sedalia D Jefferson 0 " A. l\fcDowell Otter\'ille D Sanders, P. G. M Potter D Kansas City D Masonic law California D .. ; Condition of the Craft
.;
46 4&-47 ,,46 46
47 47 46 47
~
~
47 47-48 .48
Rowe, Joseph 28 Ralls, J 28 Rushville D 34 Richmond D ..........................................•••............... 35 Rising Sun D 35 Ridgely D 35 Ralls, P. G. M., and D. D. G. M.'s Report 37 Ralls county.........................................• ,••................ 40 Ralls D ~ ...................•...•............................... 40 Randolph county 40 Rocheport D 41 Rolla 0 · ,..•••... 44 Rushville 0 Chartered 83 Round Prairie 0, Committee on Chartered Cf!J Report 88 J. 'V. Luke-Fund Commissioner 50 P. Draper-Sale of College Farm 51 Committee to try D. N. Burgoyne 51 Committee on Applications and Communications 52 " Mystic Tie 0 52 Committee to procure likenesses of P. G. Mast.crs 52 Committee on Applications and CommunicatIOns 54 " By-Laws of Grand 0 55 " . Grand Master's Address 55 Anxiety to make Masons · 55 o
233
INDEX.
Army CEJ ·••••...•......•...... 55 Alto Vista D, •................•.....•••....•.•...•.......• 56 Seaman D ..........•....................................... 56 Politics 57 Haste in Confening Degrees 57 Temperance 57 Committee on lVaJs and Means 76 " P. Draper 77 " W. P. Hermion 77 W. P. Harrison 77 " " Sedalia D : 77 " Hassinger Farm 77 " Anderson instructed to sell 77 " Unfinished Business............ .. 78 " Applications and Communications 79 4' Edina D 79 " Grievance 80 " Pattonsburg D 80 " Potter D 80 " E. Wells 80 " Independence and Fulton CE!J 81 " W. B. Stone 81 Committee on CE!J, U. D., 81 " By·Laws.. ; 81 " Palestine D 82 " Keystone D 82 " Middle Fabius D '" 82 " Portland D ....•.......................... 82 " Knob Noster D 83 " Rushville D 83 " Spencerburgh D 83 " Granville D ,,83 ., Montgomery D , ....•....•.........84 " l\iilton 0 84 " Millersville D 84 0
234
INDEX.
Committee on Orand 0 Hall, 85 " Charity 85 " Charity, Appropriating to B. of Relief. 85 Sl)t'lcial Committee on Masonic College 85 Committee on cha.rtered CEJ 86 " c:e::J correct 86 et CE::J incorrect 86-87 " Secreta.ry's of sub-l:E:J instructed 87 et Platte and Zerrubabel ~ 88 u Danville .0. .. . 88 " 'Round Praide 0 88 " Maryville D 88 et Wolf Island D 88 it Nevada D 89 it Alto Vista D 89 te Chapman 0, U. D 89 u Dawson 0 89 U l\Iilton D 90 90 Special Committee to district State it on memorial of Danville D 91\ Committee on Grievance, majority 92 U U nlinority 93 " H W. C. Moore 93 H te Buckman 93 H it United D 94 U Grand Secretary 95 II Accounts, G. S. and G. T .......â&#x20AC;˘.... 99 II T. E. Shepherd _ 100 II Charity 100 Resolutions-Delegates, U¡. D W. H .. Stone, on Cemetery Hardwick, to Abolish D. D. G. M Duffield, Special Committee 11 alls, " " J. Foster, Code of By.Laws Stone, Committee on By.Laws
.48 49 50 50 50 51 52
235
INDEX.
Gouely, to Publish Names 53 R. E. Anderson, G. 0 Hall.•...••..•...... 55 P. G. M. Ralls, Referred .. / 57 " Foster, on G. 0 Dues, Referred 58 " " " Charters,. .etc 58 "" It" General Masonic Covention 59-60 u· I~ . " 1\1a.sonic Farm•.............•.......... 77 "" " " Sedulia 0... . . . 77 I' "H Hassinger Farm 77 R. E. Anderson, to Prin t 79 Collins, Referred .; . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 79 H. Davl~ to He-district the State ";".79 Gouely, to Amend Law ofD. D. G. M.•• ...•.• ~ ••• 80 R. E. Anderson, Iowa Cf!J Censured 80 Committee on Grievance-Potter D 80 "Stone 81 " Of H. Davis, Referred 81 Of J. B. Austin, Portraits, G. M 84 Of Committee on Masonic College Claims 82 Of Brother Shephard , .86 Of J. ·W. Luke 91 Of P. G. M. Ralls 92 Bowlilol.g Green D 92 Mad.ison D ~ 92 Conferring Degrees 92 Goufy, Ma~oriic Convention 92 Of (Jomtriittetr on Grievance 93 ". I'· United 0 94 OfR. E. Anderson-Hoosa 94 Of Collins-Thos. Harris 95 W. H. Stone, G. Secretary 98 Remmitting Dt1es ~ · ~ ~ · 101 To Loan ·to Wellington D .....•....••. .; ....•....••.. 102 0
• •' • • • • • • • • • •
S SturgcQJl ,?, l),i8pe~lJ,~qn*>
14
236
INDEX.
Seaman 0, " ..........•............................. 15 Special Grand D ............••..............••....•..•.......•......... 18 St. John's D ..................•.....•..•.••••...••.•....•...•........ 28 Seaman D ....••.••••••...••••••........•••••.•••........................ 31 Sheiby county 31 Shepherd, T. E ........•.....•......................................... 31 St. Joseph D ..•••..••••...•...• · 34 Spencerburg 0, U. D 38 St. Charles county 39 Sturgeon D 41 St. James' D 45 Sedalia D ....•••••...•.••••....••••..•...•.••..•.. ~ .•..••.....•.... 46-47 Sanders, P. G. 1"I.............••. ~ ............•........................ 47 Suspension of D. No Burgoyne 51 Spcncerburg D, U. D., R~port on 83 Secretaries of Subordinate C€tJ instructed 88
T Temperance,
G. M.
Address on...............•........•.•........... 21
v 4 53 76 102
Visitors P. G. M. Lavely, of Illinois R. E. E. T. Babcock, of Illinois R. W. H. G. Reynolds
Wakanda D Weston 0 \Vellington D 'Villiamsburg 0 \Vallingford, D. P
i ~
9 33 35 39 40
I~DEX.
237
Wolf Island D ....••......•..... ;.............•.........•.......••.... 43 88 " Committee on Chartered C€:J Report
z Zerrubabel D " , " and Platte CEb-Chartered ~ Report.. u
35 88
GRAND LODGE OF lIISSOURI. • •
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