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Building Plans of Various Lodges Approved
The following purchases of property and building plans have been approved by the Grand Exalted Ruler and the Board of Grand Trustees;

Haverstraw (N. Y.) Lodge, No. 877. Purchase of a building site at a cost of $6,450, and the erection of a Home at a cost of $113,000. The plot of ground has a frontage of 325 feet and a depth of 331 feet. The building will be of brick- and stone.

Bergenfield (N. J.) Lodge, No. 1477. Purchase of a Home consisting of three acres of ground and a nine-room house at $10,000, with an addition to be erected at a cost of $80,000 and furnishings at $7,000.

Greenville (S. C.) Lodge, No. 858. Purchase of a building site 67 x 147 feet, located in the center of the city, at a cost of $20,000.

Pekin (Ill.) Lodge, No. 1271. Erection of a two-story brick building at a cost of $80,000 and furnishings at $15,000. The Lodge already owns the lot valued at $5,000.

Princeton (W. Va.) Lodge, No. 1459. Purchase of a lot 75 x 145 feet at a cost of $2,400 and the erection of a three-story brick building to cost 815,000.

Dodge City (Kansas) Lodge, No. 1406. Purchase of property at a cost of $12,500. Present building on lot to be remodeled at cost of $1,500. Cost of furnishings S1,000.

Detroit (Mich.) Lodge, No. 34. Purchase of building site at a cost of 8585,000, and the erection of a building to cost $1,000,000.

Huntington (Ind.) Lodge, No. 805. Erection of building at a cost of $70,000 with furnishings at $15,000.

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