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while he continued to live, he was shining light amongst us.

 Rssolpsd, That as a mark of respect to the mem ory of our deeeased brother, the members of this Ledge will wear the usual badge of mourning for the space sf thirty days. Resoiped, That as further evidence of our high regarc fg the Masonic standing of our deceased brother, this Lodge in body will attend at such time psy be designated the funeral of our amen- ted bseer. and there pay the last, though proper, MasonE honors to his remains Rssleed, That we deeply sympa,hise with the relatiss and friends of the deceased account of the s and 10 them, ireParabe visitation of an all wise Providence

 E<soired. That the Secretary bc requested to fur nishthe bereaved relations Of the deceased, with coPt of these proceedings.

 Issolred, That he also furnish each edItor of the puthe papers in Little Rock, with copy of these pro;eedings. and request them to publish the same. ES order of the Lodge. JAMES T. BROWN, WI GEoRGE W. WILLIAMS, SecretaTy Pro. Ten.