1899 BY-LAWS & CONSTITUTION OF UNION LODGE. NO. 172 NEW ORLEANS FREEMASONRY RARE

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"Politically, he must be free-born, in the unrestrained enjoyment of his civil, religious, and personal liberty, and in the possession of an estate, office, trade or profession, or some apparent means of making an honest living, and working in his craft as becomes the members of this ancient and honorable Fraternity, who ought not only learn what is sufficient for themselves and families, but to lay up something for charitable purposes." [MASONRY IN NEW ORLEANS]
BY-LAWS
OF
Union Lodge, No. 172,
A.-.A.-S.-R.-M.-: TOGETHER WITH
The Provisions of the Constitution and General Regulations of the
GRAND LODGE,
Relative to Subordinate Lodges.
James T. Nix, W. M.  New Orleans:
E. T. DUCKERT
(A member of Quitman Lodge, No. 76),
PRINTER, 3135 ROYAL STREET,
1899
. 18mo. 30, [2] pages, member lists, index. Original wraps, stapled; textblock evenly agetoned, old staples oxidized, with some bleedthrough, else clear and unmarked.
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