The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 11, 1904, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text-I THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TU"-QAY EVKNTNO. t TBI" , sr II y v S . i i Chicago s:::2 STORE 1 ,, Ji I I ' II I I . 11 I Kim LJ '. NEWS OF THE MINES SOSENSEN'S MINES I PRODUCE STEADILY Iffl NSII OF to or eo- V: euuoue woax gomm .' 1 cm Qoavnr ammn .f J. Frank eThsUos, assistant , for N. P. Sorenaen m uo., ox iirapi". rnacbatt ths city fUMrtwM ,nV Vbw Interviewed at the Imperial this , morning Mr. Bhsltoa stated that both the Friday min. at Pearl, Idaho, ; the Highland, In Baker county. Oregon. Wblca the eompeny muWH, war to orient abapa The Highland 1a pro- duclng for la Sumptsr smelter about tan tons of ore dally, and Manager ifsriocker is working a force of a i. ttTheroduot of tha Highland" is shipped crude, aa If la of a grad par mltttng tha lone haul without coueen tiutlug. Tha main drift on tha Ban J iack Burn baa atUlaad a length of Mora than Me feet, th faea still beta 1b seod or at a vortical dapth of p proximately 40 fooL Tests have . boon made during tha auromar and fail ror . a reduction plant, with tha reeult tfcat tb management haa concluded to ooa ' can t rata at Brat perhapa by BaM of mm roll cruhlnv, Jig and tabl Tb winter season near, anow already 1 having fallen on the Elk horn divide, oo " that ae effort will be made to put up n plant tbla year, but main will bo stuped to tola end early In the spring. Itlatbo purpoaa of tho management, te continue shipping na long aa posslbl during the winter. Th Highland cross cutafter istrsetlng tba Highland vain. I being driven ateadlly to open the Bannock Burn at la to M foot , greater depth than old work. At tb Friday mine, Idaho, work baa been persistent, and thro tona of crude r la ahlppad with about three tona of oonoentratoa dally. The ore la taken -front both tha S and the 110 levels, and when Jar. Baal ton left tb Friday there were four working; face with hipping grade In sight. Tbeee faeea arc la the east and the west drlfu on ' both levels- Drifts on th bare been sxtended 170 fet on either aid of tho abaft, with excellent or In both. , On tb ISO lev! the eaat drift haa been extended feet, and th weat drift ha eieo boon carried well under oU work. ;' . -. . , -' ,Jobn a. Klroherl. brother of Super intendent Charlea Klreben, of tb lump tar an el tar, haa boon employed by N. J- Boranaen at Co. aa eoneultlng engineer, and, will have charge of all work. Ua Intend to enow tho milling oapaelty at tb Friday by tnatalllng on aet of . rolls and putting In Jig. By moan of tbla work It la the hope of the manage ment to output It to 10 toon of or and concentrate daily. . Mr. Bhelton wlB attend- tha grand ledgo . eeealon of Knight Of Pythian bafor returning homo, OUBCUL OCHRE " TAKILHA SHELTER v i lS TO HAVE TRAM AM9 TTB BB WXTS B&nJr MY BOOBOIDO VTBYBX, r TBABmPOmTATIOaT uiaT MiTm r wbb. FROM ST. HELENS Oeod. yellow ochre, fine grained and mm valuable for pigment purpoeea aa tne lm mrtxi artiala. la baton taken from Pr H. W. Coe'a St. Helen propertlan. He ki hHMvht ta thla city a small Quantity of the yellow etuff. wbieb oam from a vein that Intersect a ooppar vein vein driven on, and H. P. (Arutenaas 1 pre paring the paint for one. afr. Ohruten aen atated today that be had made teata itu a Hal! nrodunt. and found It ojalta aa aervloaabl a the imported' oenra. He wUI treat tne eruoe proautn In euob a manner a to eliminate the coare grit, which 1 accomplished by mixing with water nntl n One mod la made and then permitting th ooaroor material to oaltle to tba bottom. Further taata will be mad later, after Mr. Chrla tonaen ha time to work out tb material to better advantage. Aaenrdlno to tba statement of Pr- Went O. 1 Tutt of tho Takilma BmeU inar oompany of aoutharn jbregon. a tram la being erected between the amelter and tb Queen of Brona and T.vti . niMa. belona-mo to the com pany. Tho tram baa been decided upon after eonaideratlon of tho various mean of transportation, aa th management found that the grade would auffloo to move the bucketa without artificial oower. It oapaelty hi not Uto4 by any oompany ottoar. - There baa boon no caseation ta the nuooesaful run being made by the am siting oompany. All available teams are buay hauling ook to tb amaltar and matt to tba railway. . , GOOD FIRE CLAY ON ' VANCOUVER GROUND fgperlsl Dtopetsb te TW 7asraaL Vancouver. B. C Oot 11. Aa F. i. afoCluro was superintending excavation of a root bouae on the property of bla father. JofcnntoClur. at Mataa.ul, a few daya age, be mad an latereetlng dla oovory. Tb man were exonvatlng oo the old of a elope wham they struck a fin blue clay that bad ovary appearance of poaaeaalng tb Qualities roquire ot nre lay. A ammpla was aent for aaway and report wan mad that tba only thing that prevsnted it from ranking aa a nrat-claaa ore day waa th rather high percentage of Iron oxide. While thlo will forbid tta being used la blast furnaces without a preparation, it oan serve every other purpose for ertilcb flr clay ta used and etlU better earn pies axe looked for la lower deposits a am pany wUI be organised t work th da- poalC OHIO OWNERS VISIT THEIR OREGON MINE C ' f.- nun i ' . -".(. ' - Thomas Zj.' prealdent of tb Alpine Gold Mining oompany. reached. Cable Cove, Baker county, early la tb week. to lnaooot th new mill equipment. He waa acconfpeJed by vloe-Presldent John F. Pelts and Directors C B. Talbott. J. O. Olboon and H. Jung, all of tb offl otala being roaldenu of Cincinnati, O. Manager Richard Addom put tne Hrst five a tarn pa of tb SO recently rn stalled. In oammloaloa throe ' weeks ago. "since wblob time he ha kept them dropping on era from th upper levela Th Alarm drift about 4M feet. aTrala ha been made to the surface, and the faco of the drift is being extended in ere. . - - v- , OREGON MINERS ARE TO MEET HERE NOY.' 14 A meeting ot tb xooutlv commltto of tho Oregon Minors' association waa held last evening at th headquarters, la tb Oregwalen building. The date fnr tho annual meeting waa fixed at No vember 14, and a call will be Issued accordingly. At that, tlm tb official roster will be changed, and a new board of dlrootor elected. It waa th ana of th executive eommlttoo that aa organised effort be made to effect repeal of tb teddy law. To tbla end all effort will be devoted between th present and meeting dat. and whoa tho association convene it is believed that provision - i. WHAT DID THE WOGGLE-BUG SAY? ITS WORTH $50 TO KNOW Tee vested wk. ttsr eerrirt Jeera Wool Beg. wist sua of tte party from Oe. Is Hw. eelar nsoliant ef Tb f)dey JosrsL iM to uft m AaTer kls '. Tfc plrtarea sgvestaNe see re aseidoa very ad eaTtnv . . M.a ' Vl il ! aiTaalM mt hat mm ssswvr. Per the Urseet aantr ot earreet er seerly asrrest aaswete The effers SB ta prlsei Is as owmssOTa es nih: , . . flas gnstsst snmkwr ef ssmet sawrs. Qlfl-Oa. 10 .00 lb tbtr4 lerMt asmher ef caff" saswm. t2 1-80 v. tam w hrMi nabM of correct aaswm. 11. BB ea(. ....... 15.00 VIZ a. rnr w eii "r. ............ a Par tee ts ait larset anmheis ef sonect imwni, l,ft0 , 10.00 Per las area east targsat asawsw of esrrert asswera, tOs sack... 0.00 ;,-.::'...'.' jo.o Oct 11. '', TJa this Coupon Only. No. 11 T tha WOOOLMUO KDITOmi ' f ; " " vv 4i :; TBI BTJlfDAT JOUBNAU PORTliAJfrX OBBOOII. 4 Th answer te the queetlon asked of th Wogflobvg fcs tb atna BaoUoa of th paper of BUNDAT, OCTOBKB . la- , . ..." ', , i ' . -i ' f ......... , -v fTSalt l , . i i i i i t i - -1 -1 Street and Knmber... M ....... Mi'in m Tows r city...... '. Btst. ................... '..r.. ....... v rules of the contest rm est the afeev eespoa. anw tft empn te as Omad Oariy ta The SoerMl arll Sstaratr. Ortoher la. TbU g1fs Jo t tnawar tbS eaeBttne wklra sppmts In The Saedir wm1 ef Octobw P B3erb BoadBy a rresa qentlea ts salted. The answer MOW written sft H senw prtated ea that say ssd I a Mck r h all wek dan following. Ken awnrfc aartns a sW eoetet OaTS THS Of I PONS Mi m lk lut aTf ef ta avmtk ms Vtw U THO WMHU-BUa kl'IToR, Ts )ml rtUad, Or. OrOr mpw 1 THE OPTICS P THC JOt, NAL If 10 Vfct Or TITS TBIKD 0T Of KOTKHBEA wUI t soasteg la SMI leg iTVX m 2?7t!ma& etrhret anibr e"""", tret prim wfll a 0rlael ameag lasa u lu Trtsss wltt bt aUslUrlj Tt Tha ii mis- far OMoasr am isuwrarhily wsbarelL aadwwd as plead MMlnN. la nnsi.rtral ardsr. no I counts in an anvni.ira mut sua TTIR SAMS Nl'lf BRR. If res art dipping eMpoes dsllr trow r b sosy SPein" sff tba Joersal yos taust mr ..t fir tba moatfc la a KMnU esvalODS. .Hi..ti no writ tha Sana aaiwar s seh mspn. . Tea sir Writs . ...... .T.r. car. bet S KMX MB EH. TBI LABGBST jrUataU odsssct aHswaaa win. or V emsUye ef the i ami sr bar ef aa eamlspea fasmDy b) allewet U M l IHOMIMWMH, wfll b mad Par a plmri palgn. Aiding tba Oregon delegation to asublleb an aaaay oflloe In Oregon was another duty assumed by th executive eommlttoo. Since a bill for auob office baa passed tb oenate, and only a waits the notion of the bouae. the time la especially opportune If thla oppor tunity 10 passed, tb next effort will bavo to- Involve the work of putting the bill through th annate again. Oierle 9X Wagner, a graduata of tb University of Oregon, has been given charge ef th oleetrloal plant of the Ore gon Securities oompany. Lane county. Tb plant consists of a power station. ambraelng one boiisontal wheel and dy namo, a Six-mile transmission line, and eeveral dynamo at tb mill n4 for tb compressor. .-, K. OF P. MEET AT SEASIDE sJVABi BS0JSXOV--BO OOsTTBsTTIOal OP VaTXTOBJK &AJTB OB AOOOtlnTT OB aWlal Dtasetea ts the JsonuL) .. Bsaalda. Or. OoC 11. Knights Of Pythias from the entire state of Ore- con assembled here this morning to hold their ananal sloa of tho grand lodge. All of tho grand lodge officers. beaded by Grand Chancellor jfimll Watd- man. came on tba exouraloa yesterday. Supreme BepreaentaUvea w. m. uaao and W. I Bradahaw are among tba Sea side visitors. No convention of tb TJal- fora Bank braoob of tho order win bo held, aa th heavy storm that hav sat la th past two day make It Imprac ticable for th soldier to drilL Briga dier-General J. U. Altkia of Huntington notified the oompaniea intending to par ticipate that they would not a oxpaotad to turn out as oompaaies. - Th session was called to order at 10 o'clock thla morning- AH of tb grand lodge offloor war preeent' A trunk oontalaing paraphernalia sad supplies was unload sd by mlstak at Astoria last night and delayed tb conferring of the. grand lodge rank until 1:10 o'clock this afternoon. - Routine business was taken up outokly today. Q rand Chancellor Waidmaa first announcing hie oemmlttoes, among which was that on credential a. Thla oommlttee found thai th attendance was up to tb standard, despite th saor remote meetlng-plaoa. Beading of offi cial reports was taken up Immediately afterward, too moat prominent under this head being tb annual reports of tb -grand chancellor, grand keeper or rooords aad'aeaL grand master of the sxebequer and .supreme -representatives. Th latter oovsred the legislation enact ed by tb last asssloa of tb supreme lodge and raconimondatloas aa to wont will hav to bo don la making Oregon statutes comply therewith. - ,. t Sjrasd era son an ml BsparV Orand Chancel or Waidmaa' annual report waa tb first business token up after calling the gathering to order and aet tins organised for work. - He re minded tho mem bare that bo made but one oromlee at the commencement of-hls term, and that was to devote his beat energies' to tho order, which, however, would be futile without the oo-operatlon f all member. Tho -resalta of -this work bo left wltb tb order for judg ment Tb Increase of membership dur ing tho year bad not been o groat as he eould have hoped, but the presiding officer said that la quality there waa perhaps onus for felicitation, aa an ef fort was mads to get only sue anights aa would remain permanent active workers. jf Twelve district deputies were ap appolnted during the year, and seven deputies of th grand chancellor at large, tb latter being W. M. Cake, Port land; J. H. Aitkin, Huntington; j. W. Maloney, Pendleton i I M. CurU Albany; U R. tlnson, Balcm; a W. Griffin. Bu- gono. and Herman Wise, Astoria. Last year eras the first period that the grand chancellor sailed district conven tions, and the retiring official said that the practice of delegating thla power to tho grand chancellor was commendable. Greet enthusiasm was manifested la the district gatherings. In this respect a recommendation was mad that a tax be levied to encourage thla district worn. th fund created thereby to bo knows as the district oonvontloa fund, and the amount of tb tax is to be repaid to such districts as hold thatr conventions. la regard to suspensions for non-pay-meat ef dues, the grand ehanoallor thought that the legislation of tho su premo lodge, revoking th atatu requir ing a member to be suspended at tho end of 111 months' arrears wag wise, sad would prove benoncent. Th Brand ohancellor said be had In cited organisation of absent member committees In lodges, whose duties were to get In touch with members away from the homo lodge, write te tbem and en deavor b keep alive aa Interest la order work, Xa regard to uniform rank supplies, a recommendation waa made that the brigadier-general endeavor to have re galia companies sell tbetr supplies direct to oompsnloB wanting tbem. rather thaa tnrough commission men, aa this me dium wss regarded tb soared of much abuse In encouraging men to organise before they were really ready to main tain a oompany. Recommendation for a room at a Port land hospital waa made, which, la prop erly endowed, would Insare greater com forts to sick members. Members were urged to encourage the work of the Rath bone Sisters, and support the aux iliary In every way possible. Cordial Orals was bestowed bpoa kls so-worker la tb grand lodge, Mr. tin son, and th rattrlng official assured the member that be would still work for the order wits tb seal shown la the P ' Orand Keeper of Rooords and teal L. R. at Ins on' s report for the year embraosd the financial condition of th order in this state, membership Increase and all other matters pertaining to the elerloal work of Pythian Urn. December II. lOOg, there were 71 lodges is Oregon, with a total membership of. S.lTft. There were initiated during the year 1001 411 new members; 01 were reinstated and 111 were admitted by card from other ledges. In the same period 100 were suspended fey non-payment of dues and otbsr causes, lot withdraw to lota lodges la other states, t were expelled and 41 died. making a total loss of 44. This left a net gain for the year of 100 members. Between Decern bar 11. 100, and June 10, 1004, 10 mora members bav been taken la, making tba present total Mlt. Oa December It, 1801. there ws to th account of lodge finances a balanos on hand of t04,l.0l. From January 1, 1001, to January 1, 1101, 011.054.11 was paid out by the order for slok boaoflts, tl.MT.06 for fuaeral benefits and 14.000.10 for other relief, snaking a total expended in relief work of 111. Ill Is. Orand lodge rank was conferred apoa 11 men daring tho year, sll being pact chancellors from subordinate lodges Pour new lodges won Instituted, named Cascade Me. 01, at Fall City; Iasbbx Ha f J I msm-j; S main clgu;:::5 sto:.; V WHERE QUALITY IS HIGJi PRICES THE LOWEST Our Brown Tf Sale haa been accepted by the people In the eoidt In which we Intended it TRAORDINA&Y, UNPRECEDENTED AND OPPORTUNE CUT XN PRICES on thii The &X- this etock haa electrified busineea, contiderinx; the beautiful weather, which haa a tendency to detract trade. The crowd of eager Duyers baa Deen oere in plenty, every gaimciit oxxcrki nvrv wtm aw m awn sum boys' clothing waa made for our fell and winter trade---the fall and winter of 1904-06"--and the prkea at which we now offer them do not cover the coat of production-end the eeaaon ie Juat begin ning. You will realise the full force and meaning of the eacrifice which the exigency of the hour haa compelled us to make. It will aleo help you to a correct estimate of the advantage which this great Brown Tag Sale offers to prospective purchasers. It will point to the wisdom of takiri; prompt c tion on the extraordinary proposition by helping youreelf to the greatest Talues, In the highest styles, ,. Af which this brood lend of ours has any iwcord. A few mid-week bargains: . . A change in business January 2. after eight years success is the cause of this sale, . Large Stock of HlgMiratfe LmbrellM from $3.39 to 40c SWELL SUIT Tb aoan who oant saleet a Bait frota tb bunch ww arw axkl biting at this prtos wen, fttfa a lonosoni follow. In aumbor sid stylM of fabrics, our oolleotions ef th Suits era greater thaa th nt1r stock of some clothes shops. Wo bad th Salts tailored to our Idea, especially cor oir fall and wtetar trad. Thar are fasbion4 right and mad frora all th latest naa tariala." Too H aot find a bad Suit te ths sot bat can inaks a aeieotloci may. r- ' V. n ri n CHILDREN AND BOYS' CLOTHING - Wo seloot oar stock and ttw larsw and earisoWte plaa kb4 Shot ore as well aa th boys,- We ars going to make this tb Juvenile stor of Portland during this sal; eolng to make parents bring their boys bar booaaas It wlU pay tham to do so. Wa wholoaal oonalderable ta this 11ns and ara In th In sld n arioso. Mothers who want suns for tha Uttla follows that mak man sf tham In appearand vat wear Ilk buckskin, oom bar during this sal. Look at thss prices. ( - . '"-,."'' An extra good Soft that seme shn for $10. bar ...............l.OO Another better grade and will plena you for school wear, sold rrwywbere for $0.00, bare - S1.S5 A good SaN, mad aa quit bo atyl and will grv good, waarlag sonrloa -sold sroiywboia for 14.00, bora ..x 0)3.00 An exoellent, awoU snataHal. extra workmansblpa Bait good eaough for Sun. day wear , w.cJaVM All th batter gmde Suits that; osmpstltors ssn for. 100 and IT. 00, oar prtc , .....8.0 end jM.OS) ' - v OVERCOATS , )' Tho in-nroteottng sdkoss) that At, waa and took well. .J A swell Orarooat worth $1M ....... ................................. Jl.JJ An extra good Ovarooat worth $4.00 Th bast Ovarooat te tha dty Vi' -i-' ;M,.M Overcoat, age frora I to 10, 91JI and up to a.4, M.g and fduM aU the latest styls and anakoa. , t- - KNBB ' PAISTS Tt ' 77- All lea and Sto atna Pasta ..........M.......irf-...-MB) LAU $1.00 WUl Xna Panta 4r -... SWELL OVERCOAT : y j v ; CRAVENETTES MEN'S AND WOMEN! SHOES Wa bavo a owatt Ua of Sheas of varv stylo -end prloa. As aa stamnVs jtn qootat . . ..';,'. ; ,, LadtoT IS.M Ooodyaar watts and band -turned Bnoeo in arlct ktd and alt new loath Bra you'd pay t.U. and $S.U for this flho le wharai now ......$aVftO ktsnw bast patant calf. vM kid. box calf. In all tha now ahapes and lasts; tha kind you pay $4.00 and $0.00 for; hero only ..... .9S.S0 Wa onrty a compret Hna of Shoos for ebildroo and Quote small prleos. ,, .,; FURNISHINGS FOR THE MEN XHr ta andlasa varlatl, boat quality nnd.at the; lowast prteaa yoa will find In Portland. ;r, Oood sMff.boaosa Shtrt a shirt aa oualftv SOS Soft-bos orn $1 and $111 stykf a, Bhirt good enough to wear any plaos by any man . i. Oo All kinds otf soft and stiff-bosom $1 shirts, tnolndlng Crown brand v ....fS Choloa of soft and golf $l.o Shirts Extra qualHy caaslmsra and flannel $1.00 Sbirta Select French flannel and suk-aalxed $0.(0 Shirts.. ...$l.dS nnn Win tb man who thmks that w cant suit bun with a Has. pleas calL Our now fall shades ars all te and you (pay so and 9 for ta Hats iwo sr selling for -, , Good Working Shirts you'd pay loo Bhirt aawwbsra skM for thai fr.titSSf onin .......,. t' Boya soft oe sAObaMoom ghlrts. aU aaw Oaa binds .. . a , , , AJPt DBRWBAR j--; Mo iraor Ugtwoigbfr Odds and r nds ts STbfrts and Drawers .SOd Soveral styles KOs and TSe Uncarrwoar at e garment .'.) Regular ouallty Too Underwear you'll par $1-00 for this quality at other plaeea at ..' ....SOO Natural, ail gray $Ui silkano TJndrwar. a ssnslbl gar ment that Is unooaalsd. for Ted Tha $1.71 colebratad aU-wooi Undorw j-wa defy oampetltors to equal thla at . Tha vary finest Australian ta the wllknown Boosi make, tn all oolors; worth $1.00 ... ...w.Sl.BO $1.00 and 01.10 natural gray Underwear at TS N.&S.VEINSTEIN wftrwr 165M-W7 RWT ST. mt u deoa. , set Horrboa tsd ToobsM ' hiS of Om Qtf WUI buy e thoroughly good, mtabkt garmeaO- -on that -will stva spioa did sarrioa for ssvarai seasons Tho atyla fK and materials ars identical with gannents selling bi whrfoT$llanl$l$. Thyarmad In aU tha new snatatiais and new stfleO" short. medium and Ions langth, Oxford sraya and blaok snd fanajr mrxturas, end ara Coats that will tataim thatr shape aa Ions es they bold toawthsrv - Others es obaap as M.vK. . f HATS : ;T0 PLEASE r '.if $2.50 $3.00 Others as ohaap as TB. If It's from bora tt Is aorroet shops. . . nn a r m 7 We Are Open For fan styles, with a full lln of sloth, ths beat, an tha PaeiAs ooaat , We mane i-..,. rr.:t.W. SUYIS ' X AIX SriJC LOOBD FOB $25.00 1- and up. ladles awa goads made up for $10. We also make shirts wholesale and reteH. Prices reav sonabls M per cent lees thaa you got any place lss, a;lippman 104, Vasskm sk STORES ' Near SUta y. mNerrisoi snrwrrTOT. Ttas sstwa s4stm, SO task aveal rod. pas sat rmnasa, wtsk paasl $1.15 Repairing and Recovtxiitg weedsi . weitb . 'i 0$, at Adams; Sntsrprlss Mo, ft, at Enterprise, and Possldoa No. 00, at sTorth Band, During the asm period the lodge at Leksvlew, known as Oooss Lake lodge, had to surrender Its ohstter. and arrangements hav been mad to this snd. , - . rortyoU kalghts hav died dorrng the year, eight of these being past chan cellors. On of th deooassd was s mem ber of the grand lodge, Orand Master af Exchequer at M. eargent of Portland, Dletrlot eonvsntloas ware held st Union, Bumpter, Pendleton, The Dal lea, Rainier, Albany, Forest Qreve, Portland and Fos aU during the year. Under tb bead of legislation, th grand keeper ef rooords and seals said: "In addition to Seeking our statstes conform t too laws adopted by the su preme lodge at Its loot session, & would TheH & H. Logging Shoes are a blessing to all those who ; : - and contain the right kind 6f -1 lJ r -,1- t-a.A-. r--1 -A--1-'.v' imported and domestic upper.; leathers They are 1 warranted throughout and j are just what you have been looking for. Value received for. money spjent Don't f hesitate to try a pair. ;-Ask your. ; mercnant tor tnem. Reid CS, Hertsche Co. 'vv T : . r SHOE MANUFACTURERS Portland, Oregon n ' J i 1 XTA1 TM OeVAA- f -; 1 '-t 7 4XI1VA 11 1 UOl WUC&I, II I m , V : V-.; . u. t .-" e .. y:,ft ' ' raoommsad that a law b pasaed where by the grand chancellor shall wve the power to csll an assembly of th grand lodge ofnosrs, not later thaa 10 day before the eeeakm of th grand lodge, who when assembled ball bav th power by a majority vote of aU tha grasd lodge ofnosrs, t ebsngs the plaos of meeting of th grand lodge as fixed at ths preceding session. Zt is well known that Portland Is th least ex pensive plaos for tho grand lodge to meet "When tho grand lodge wots to moot at some other dty, with ths under stpndmg tbat'oertala rates sf far saa be ssaarsa, and then w cannot secure th expected rate, tb assembly of grand lodge ofneora should have th power to hang tha meeting placet tt they deem tt advleable." Under th head of eavndltura, It was et forth that $00f.4t had been paid for printing and statloaory, 14.117.4! for soatrndwnt expenses, $1,100.01 for per,, diem and -travel, and $044 for subordin ate lodge supplies, sr total of 7,1 a 7.4 4. Total receipts f tb grand lodge dur Ing this period wtrb $0,701.00. and thr wss $4,407.11 sa band at he beginning of th tsrm, leaving a not at th opening of tbj lodg of $4,001.00. Pa etosing,, thanks war tendered by th grand keep of record snd seals ts OiansrCaan oallor WaldmSn, . r j i f - -it-