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413 JOF THEs—~ D L 7^ 1 OF LOU! f FOR THE YEAR 1884. j§ eventy-fjfecond iSirjniial "ifprarjd ^Communication. A f NEW ORLEANS: A. W. HYATT, 8TAT1ONKR AND PRINTER., 78 CAMP ST.—28038 PROCEEDINGS OP THE ; GRAND LODGE OF THE- STATE OF LOUISIANA FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. SEVENTY-SECOND ANNUAL GRAND COMMUNICATION, February nth, 12Ik, ijtk and 14th, 1884, A. Li. 5X81. •JAMEh- LOUIS LOBDELL, Grand Master, J. C. BATOHELOR, M. D., Grand Secretary. Publishedbt/ order of the Grand Lodge, and to be read in allthe Lodges. NEW ORLEANS: A. \V. HYATT, STATIONIJB AND PRINTER, 73 OAJtP STBEET—28058 1884:. OFFICE R S MOST WORSHIPFUL GI^D LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS STATE OF LOUISIANA. A. D. 1884. JAMES LOUIS LOBDELL M. W. Or and Master. DAVID RE A GRAHAM 72. W. Deputy Grand Master., CHARLES FRANCIS BUCK B. W. Senior Grand Warden. WILL A. STRONG JR. TV. Junior Grand Warden. ARTHUR \VM. HYATT R. W. Grand Treasurer. JAMES C. BATCHELOR, M. D S. W. Grand Secretary. S. LANDRUM W. Grand Chaplain. F. M. CARAHER TV. Grand Senior Deacon. T. S. JONES W. Grand Junior Deacon. MARK QUAYLE W. Grand Marshal. V. VON SCHOELER W. Grand Sword .Bearer. HENRY HAMBURGER W. Grand Pursuivant. WM. D. MEARNS; TV. Grand Steward. H. W. OGDEN ,.W. Grand Steward. JOHN C. CRIMEN W. Grand Steward. P. M. SCHNEIDAU W. Grand Steward. ALEXANDER Q.UEANT W. Grand Tyler. FIRST DAY'S SESSION. GRAND LODGE HALL, NEW ORLEANS, Monday, February 11, 1884. The Seventy-second Annual Grand Communication of the M. W. G rand Lodge of the State of Louisiana, F. and A. Masons, commenced in the City of New Orleans, at the Grand Lodge Hall, corner of St. Charles and Perdido streets, on Monday, 11th of February, A. D. 1884, at 7 o'clock P. M. The Grand Lodge was opened by M. W. Grand Master, on the Third Degree of Masonry, in AiMTLE POEM, after prayer by E. W. S. O. Scruggs, P. D. G. M. OFFICERS PRESENT. JAMES LOUIS LOBDELL M. W. Grand Master. DAVID R. GRAHAM B. W. Deputy Or and Master. WILL A. STRONG as B. W. Senior Grand Warden. CHARLES F. BUCK JR. W. Junior Grand Warden. ARTHUR WILLIAM HYATT B. W. Grand Treasurer. RICHARD LAMBERT as B. W. Grand Secretary. S. O. SCRUGGS as W. Grand Chaplain. DAVID N. BARROW W. Senior Grand Deacon, DENNISON STOCKING W. Junior Grand Deacon. MARK QUAYLE W. Grand Marshal. CAMILLE STROBEL..., as W. Grand Sword Bearer. HENRY HAMBURGER W. Grand Pursuivant. J. G. McWlLLIAMS W- Grand Steward. JOHN C. CRIMEN W. Grand Steward. T. S. JONES as W. Grand Steward. F. T. ROYER .as W. Grand Steward. ALEX. QUEANT •. W. Grand Tyler. 4 PROCEEDINGS OP THE GRAND LODGE PAST GRAND OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES. P. G. Masters—Samuel M. Todd, J. Q. A. Fellows, A. .1. Norwood, S. J. Powell and Edwin Marks. P. I>. O. Masters—S. O. Scruggs and Amos Kent. P. Sr. G. Warden—George A. Pike. REPRESENTATIVES OF—Alabama, Arkansas, British Columbia, California, Connecticut, Colon and Island of Cuba, District of Colum- bia, Dakotah, Florida. Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Idaho, Mary- land, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, New Jersey, Nevada, New Brunswick, New Mexico, Ohio, Prince Edward Island, Vermont. CREDENTIALS. TheM. W. Grand Master appointed the following brethren a Committee on Credentials, viz: Alex. Queant, Alpha Home Lodge No. 72: E. B. Musgrove, Louisiana Lodge No.. 102; H. Abramson, St. James Lodge No. 47, who subsequently submitted the following report and resolution : GRAND LODGE HALL, New Orleans, February 11th, 1884. To the M. W- the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana, F. and A. 31.: Your Committee on Credentials respectfully submit the following list of Lodges having made returns and paid dues, and under the By-Laws entitled to representation : PERFECT UNION No. I—A. L. Tissot, W. M.; A. Walz, S. W.; E. A. Peyroux, J. W. POLAR STAR NO. 1—Bernard Maylie, W. M.; T. Saux, S. W-; Eug. Mouret, J. W. PERSEVERANCE NO. 4—II. SahuquG, W. M.; F. Andrieux, S. W.; E. Salomon, J. W. ST. ANDRE NO. 5—A. Mailhes, W. M.; W. Gomez, S. W.; G. Dubocs, J. W. HUMBLE COTTAGE NO. 19—J. M. White, W. M.; J. W. Jackson, S. W.; A. Going, J. W. WESTERN STAR NO. 24—F. P. Stubbs, W. M.; L. Kern, S. W.; R. W. Richardson, J. W. ST. ALBANS NO. 28—E. S. Norwood, W. M.; W. C. Mattingly, S. W.; J. F. Keller, J. W. FELICIANA NO. 31—W. W. Leake, W. M.; T. T. Lawson, S. W.; P. J. McGuire, J. W., (D. Stocking, proxy for W. M.) PHCENIX NO. 38—M. H. Wilkinson, W. M.; H. M. Levy, S. W., A. Kaffie, J. W., (S. P. Rains, proxy for all.) GERMANJA NO. 46—Chas. F. Buck, W. M.; II. Gcrmann, S. WT.; E. Behrens, J. W. ST. JAMES NO. 47—F. M. Brooks, W. M.; L. S. Widney, S. W.; T. S. Jones, J. W., (H. Abramson, proxy for W. M.j MINDEN No. 51—J. J. Carter, W. M.; T. R. Geren, S. W.; C. M. Tur- ner, J. W. Or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. 5 FRANKLIN NO. 57—A. C. Allen, W. M.; M. J. Foster, S. W.; Victor Von Schoeler, J. W. FRIENDS OF HARMONY NO. 58—John Berry, W. M.; A. G. Brice, S. W.; Hilel Marks, J. W. MOUNT MORIAH No. 59—F. T. Royer, W. M.; T. B. McPeake, S. W.; J. H. Dorand, J. W. GEORGE WASHINGTON NO. 65—A. S. Cutler, W. M.; H. Gillmore, S. W.; F. T. Ople, J. W. DUDLEY NO. 66—Edwin Marks, W. M.; John Macfarland, S. W.; B. W. Oason, J. W. MARION No. 68—Emmet I). Craig, \V. M.; Geo. Bain, S. VV.; Fred. F. Hansell, J. W. HIRAM NO. 70.—G. Samson, W. M.; Jas. Reid, 8. W.; It. I). Savage, ALPHA HOME NO. 72—A. Queant, W. M.; Wm. Starr, S. W.; Wm. Velden, J. W. SAHINKNO. 75—J. H. Caldwell, W. M.; W. I). Braughton, S. W.; T. J. Franklin, J. W. QUITMAN No. 76—Camilie Strobel, W. M.; John K. Collins, S. W.; Wm. Abbott, J. W. ORLEANS NO. 78—S. D. Stafford, W. M.; T. J. Moulin, S. W.; Hy. Scbnatman, J. W. MOUNT VERNON NO. 83—L. H. Adams, W. M.; J. K. Pyle, S. W.; J. H. Foshee, J. W. OLIVER NO. 84—M. Klein, W. M.; J. J. Ferguson, S. W.; M. Roseu- thal, J. W. FRANKLINTON NO. lol—C. J. Burch, W. M.; J. P. Fussell, S. W.; M. T. Brumfield, J. W. LOUISIANA NO. 102—E. B. Musgrove, W. M.; C. C. Cotting, S. W.; R. D. Screven, J. W. HARRISONBURGNO. 110—J. F. Ellis, W. M.; E. Landauer, S. W.; John P. Routon, J. W. URIM NO. Ill—W. W. Patrick, W. M.; W. T. Brooks, S. W.; S. M. Camp, J. W. BARTHOLOMEW No. 112—Geo. H. Johnson, W. M.; Julius A. Williams, S. W.; Robt. S. Nunn, J. W. SHREVEPORT NO. 115—B. P. Barker, W. M.; Sam'l N. Ford, S. W.; Aaron Kahn, J. W. MILFORD No. 117—H. T. Brown, W. M.; Geo. P. Scholar, S. W.; Wm. P. Dixon, J. W.; (Geo. A. Pike, proxy for all). DELHI NO. 120—John F . Trezevant, W. M.; Norman W. Trezevant, S.W.; D. S.Travis, J. W. LIBERTY No. 123—W. H. Davis, W. M.; Chas. Sehuler, S. W.; A. P, Gibbs, J. W. GORDY No. 133—A. F. Hadley, W. M.: G. B. Marshall, S. W.; F. P. Butler, J. W. PLAINS NO. 135—David MeHugh, W. M.; T. L. Mills, S. W.; J. R. Williams, J. W. DOWNSVILLE No. 143—C. T. Hines, W. M.; E. M. Richardson, S. W.; H. C. Henry, J. W. OCEAN NO. 144—Silas Frothinsinun, W. M.; Hy. Sass, S. W.; Chas. Myles, J. W. 6 PROCEEDINGS OP THE GRAND LODGE SILENT BROTHERHOOD NO. 146—D. M. Giddens, W. M.; G. H. Russell, S. W.; F. B. Williams, J. W. RED LAND NO. 148—W. B. Boggs, W. M.; J. B. Crawford, 8. W.; T. M. Love, J. W. SAINTS JOHN NO. 153—John F. Follette, W. M.; Wm. H. Riley, S. W.; Chas. W. Mackie, J. W. KISATCHIE No. 156-John D. Addison, W. M.; D. W. Self, S. W.; E. Welden, J. W. LIVINGSTON NO. 100—Wm. Akers, W. M.; W. H. Holden, S. W.; E. J. Murphy, J. W. ATCHAFALAYA NO. 163—T. S. Benson, W. M.; T. R. Harmanson, S. W.; M. R. Perkins, J. W. LAKE CHARLES NO. 163—Wm. D. Mearns, W. M.; John H. Poe, S. W.; Dosite Vincent, J. W.. LINN WOOD NO. 167—Wm. B. Hall, W. M.; H. Lehman, 8. W.; W. A. Riggs, Jr., J. W. MONTGOMERY No. 16S—Will A. Strong, W. M.; .las. H. Williams, S. W.; B. E. Woods, J. W. KOSMOS No. 171—John Keller, W. M.; Jos. Voegtle, S. W.; V. Fuchs, J. W. UNION NO. 172—P. M. Schneideau, W. M.; Thos. O'Connor, S. W.; H. 0. Brehop, J. W. ORIENT NO. 173—Edward Heath, W. M.; Zachary T. Black, S. W.; A. R. Murdock, J. W. DANTE NO. 174—G. B. Sbarbaro, W. M.; G. Passalagua, S. W.; E. Debarbieris, J. W. AMITB CITY NO. 175-L. Stern, W. M.; A. T. Vogt, S. W.; Robert Mutter, J. W. PERFECT HAKMONY NO. 176—JOS. A. Burk, W. M.; Geo. Robb, S. W.; H. B. Elmore, J. W. CADDO NO. 179—W. P.
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    The Official Publication of the Worldwide TV-FM DX Association DECEMBER 2004 The Magazine for TV and FM DXers TV and FM DXing was never so much Fun! IN THIS ISSUE MAPPING THE JULY 6TH Es CLOUD BOB COOPER’S ARTICLE ON COLOR TV CONTINUES THE WORLDWIDE TV-FM DX ASSOCIATION Serving the UHF-VHF Enthusiast THE VHF-UHF DIGEST IS THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WORLDWIDE TV-FM DX ASSOCIATION DEDICATED TO THE OBSERVATION AND STUDY OF THE PROPAGATION OF LONG DISTANCE TELEVISION AND FM BROADCASTING SIGNALS AT VHF AND UHF. WTFDA IS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS: DOUG SMITH, GREG CONIGLIO, BRUCE HALL, DAVE JANOWIAK AND MIKE BUGAJ. Editor and publisher: Mike Bugaj Treasurer: Dave Janowiak Webmaster: Tim McVey Editorial Staff:, Victor Frank, George W. Jensen, Jeff Kruszka Keith McGinnis, Fred Nordquist, Matt Sittel, Doug Smith, Adam Rivers and John Zondlo, Our website: www.anarc.org/wtfda ANARC Rep: Jim Thomas, Back Issues: Dave Nieman, DECEMBER 2004 _______________________________________________________________________________________ CONTENTS Page Two 2 Mailbox 3 Finally! For those of you online with an email Satellite News… George Jensen 5 address, we now offer a quick, convenient TV News…Doug Smith 6 and secure way to join or renew your FM News…Adam Rivers 14 membership in the WTFDA from our page at: Photo News…Jeff Kruszka 20 Eastern TV DX…Matt Sittel 23 http://fmdx.usclargo.com/join.html Western TV DX…Victor Frank 25 Northern FM DX…Keith McGinnis 27 Dues are $25 if paid to our Paypal account. Translator News…Bruce Elving 34 But of course you can always renew by check Color TV History…Bob Cooper 37 or money order for the usual price of just $24.
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    Public Notice >> Licensing and Management System Admin >>

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