The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-07
TELEGRAPHICI
Sir KNIGHTS.

OmRna, 0'-1no following hul&nGS
Templsr delegation from Nebraska left
to day for San Frsncisco. G.. w. Lin
niger, grand captain, aud family; L. IL.
KOrty and wife, ON aha. Thomas SeWell,
deputy grand commsnder, Lincoln;
Henry Gibbons, Kesrney; Messrs Fish,
Gain and DoruGton Of Pierce, aud Mr..
Trowbridge.
Chicago, 5 = May comman derry
Knights Templsr, of Philadelphia, 100
strong, passed through the city to-day
en- route for San Francisco to take par.
in the coming triennial conc!sve.
Chicago, 5.-The following was pub
lished here to-day: st. Bernard CON-
mandery, No. 80, Knights Tenplar,
will start for San Francisco on Friday.
The triennial of 1880 gathered IN the
city large number of men known far
and wide in the United States for their
ability aud their influence and it will do
the same in San Francisco. OF course
the distance will prevent as large a meet
ing ss in Chicago, but every State 10 the
Union will doubtless be represented by
its Grand commsndery, and representa-
tive men will be present from every sec-
tioa of this land. a large mum Der from
Boston, Phi sdelphis and Nea York are
on their way thither, and form the list
below which we have taken pains to see
as full and AS accurate as is possible.
Nearly all Of them will pass through our
city: August 4th, the San francisco club
of Philadelphia, three Pullman eIeepers
which will run through Wis the ChiCs7o,
Burlington and Quincy railroad, August
9th, Boston commandery, the entire train
from Boston to San Fran cisco, six Pull
man sleepers, one directors car, dining
car, baggage car, ETC., Chicago, Burlirg
ton and Quincy railroad; August 7th,
grand ccmmsndery of Iowa, from Des
Moines, through in Pullman cars, via the
Chicago, BuFlinpton and Quincy rail
road; August 9th, Galesb burg and Daven,
port Communicates, two sleepe7s, run
through via Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad; August 8th, Boston
Chapter for San Francisco via Denver.
road, one Pullman sleeper; August Oh,
Michigan battalion goes as an escort 10
the grand eommsndery of the State,
iour Pullman sleepers through via chi
cage, Burlington and Quincy railroad
to Denver, thence via the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad; August 9th, bat
TALON from New York; composed of
members Of commentaries from Albany,
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, ETC., four
Pullman sleepers, 10 Denver by Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad; Au-
gust 10Th, Rspier commandery of Indian
ePolis, two sleepers via Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad;
August 10, st. Bernard comman6ery OF
Chicago, seven sleepers, dining car,
baggage car, commissisry car, etc,
through to San Francisco, via Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad; Au-
gust 10th, De MOlay commapdery of
Louisville, one car, via Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroad; August
10, large delegation of Sir knights will
arrive in Chicago, via the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad, from
Cleveland, Toledo, youngstown, &c
and proceed to San Francisco via Chi
csgo, Burlington and Quincy railroad.
These men are all active business men,
deeply interested in the progress of our
country, and it would be hard to esti-
mate the Importance Of this triennisl
conclave to the general interests OF the
east and west. Great lines OF railroad
are Just completed aud others are ra-
pldly approaching completion, which wi |
develope that far western county exactly
as Illinois was developed when the iron
rail penetrated 1t. No one can form sn
idea Of the splendid future now to be IN
folded in Colorado, Californis,
Montana and adjacent Territor e..
The Northern Pacific, Atlantic and
Pacific and other lines will work
8 perfect transformation wherever
they touch. All this will be seen and
discussed by the keen observers who will
be ct San Francisco during August.
DwelleFs in California are thoroughly
alive, not only to the social but to the
business importsTc CO of this gathering.
1t is not only to be reunion Of the order
Of Templsrf, but an opportunity fer
showing that practical men are ready to
embrace any favorable opportunity. The
immense resources of the Pacific coast,
and the openings for an extensive and
profitable commerce with business men of
every portion Of the world, aud they will
leave no stone unturned to make this
ime never to be forgotten by those Who
had the good fortuneato participate mil
with low rates Of fare, easy railway con-
nec.ions and such great attractions the
concourse ought to be large one, and
undoubtedly will rank as one Of the most
important conclaVes ever held.
Toronto, Ont, 6.-The Boston COM
msndery OF Knights Templsrs passed
through this city at O'Clock this morn
ing on their way west.
st. Louis, GA delegation Of Knights
Templar OF Mary commsndery and
Grand commsndery of Philadelphia, &C.
compsnied by their wives. arrived here
this morning. The Summit from st.
Louis, Ivsnhoe, st. Aldema and Ascalon
commsnderies of this city met them.
From the depot they were driven to the
Southern hotel, where breakfast wa
served. at II o'clock carriages were taken
and they were driven through the city
to the various points of int crest.