The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-08-10
LATEST TELEH Trans.
Through Passengers !


Omaha, 9.-Through passengers
on to- days train, to arrive in San
Francisco, August 18th: Mrs. Nellie
81. Smith and Libbie Smith, Chi
cago; Mrs. n. Merrill and daughter,
Tehama, Gala; Mrs. L, M. Cox,
Portland, Ogn.; George w Butter
field and son, E. Niedt, Joseph s.,
Friedman and two daughters, San
F rancisco; Mrs. Robertson, Miss
Presley, st. Paul, Mimi; G. p.
Sornades, New York; G.. w. jordan
and wife, Lulu Jordan, Minneapolis /;
Josiah Stanford and wife, Oakland !;
Jas. p. WithTow, Portland. Ogn; T..
S Canch, wife and daughter, Council
Bluffs, Ia Mrs. E. ROsendOrn, Miss
Eliza Liebes. Miss Flora Liebes, Miss
Louisa Liebes, London; Revolution
Lock, Grand Chaplain of the Grand
CoIamandery of knights Templar
Of the United States, and wife,
Chicago; Charles Fox McGregOr,
Iowa E. j. Littlefeld. Omaha; Asa
Howard Walker, Colum bus, Ohio.
FoIty-four through emigrants lett
last night for San Francisco. Ga
to days train there was a party of
thirUY-one Knights Templ4r, from
Boston, accompanied by number
of ladies, and bound for San Fran
cisco; they will stop at Denver to
attend the Grand Chapter of Arch
MasOns on the 18th and then
proceed to San Francisco; TO reach
there on the 18th. The party is
composed as follows: Alfred c..
Chapman, acting grand high priest
of the grand chapter of royal arch
Masons; Albert G. Smith, grand
high priest; William A. Farnes-
worth, grand king. Albert S, Rich
ardson, grand scribe; Rev. J. W.
Dadman, past grand high priest;
John Paige, M. /. grand master of
r, and S. master of masons; ] Ohm R.
Holbrook, past grand commander of
the Grand commandery of New
Hampshire; Cobb Saunders, grand
commander; Z. G. Hutchinson,
deputy grand commander; George
w. Fay, grand generalissimO; Al
fred F Chapman, grand captain by
proxy and grand recorder; n. Vans
lick, past grand recorder; John
Haight, ,grand standard bearer; B.
Sanford, past eminent commander;
Albert q. Smith, eminent COM
mander of guards and escorts; C.
E. Thomas, James D Ronimin,
Charles H. Baldwin, N. Y, n. w.
Fisk, A. P. Bartlett, A. B. Wash
burn, J. II. Gilbert, o. a. Fay,
James Downs, Samuel Smith
Ladies accompanying: Mrs. Caleb
Saunders, Miss Saunders, Mrs. John
r. Holbrook, Mrs. Annie NJ. Perry,
Mrs. Baalis, Sanford, Miss Irene G.
Sanford, Miss Mary A. 5cett, Mrs.
James d. Ronimin, Mrs. F. B Wash
burn. On the same train were also
Sir knights d. H. Wright, J. w.
Hutchinson, and d. J. Scampton,
OF the Robert Mccoy Commandery
of Madison, Wis; R. D, Pulford of
Mineral Point COmmandery No. Il,
Mineral Point, Wis; A. 7, Plerson
and wife Of st. Paul, Mimi, and DR..
Clinton Locke and wife, of chicago.
The following party Of knights
4C1u pldA 4ClG OL1dud 1oHG AlB III IOI
Denver and San Francisco, their
common starting point being Louis
vile, KY: II. II. Sneed, prelate Of
Lookout commandery No 4, Chat
tannoga; w. T. Hope same COM
mandery, and Miss Mary Hope;
Fred +. Bates and,Wife, same nc. o.
Meyers and vie, same; Hon J. NJ.
Th0rnburgh, ex-memhsr of Con-
gress, CGur dEiaine cOmmandery,
Go.9, Knoxville, eminent; S. w.
Walbracht, commander of same, &C:
companied by his mother, wife and
sister; Sam Darr, same, w. l..
Welcker, same. and Miss Freddie
Welcker, John B. BradsOn. Sirs
Brookshire, Hope and CASTOR Of
Cyrene commandery, No. 5, Ash.
vile, n. G. Demolay commandery
Of Louisville will pass through en-
Saturday.