The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-21
A. o. U. W,
Meeting Of the Grand
and a Splendid Bali

slderatiOn Of matters co-. oOn'
wi p the interests Of the b rotSSsted
hood, and to elect officers "t,S ~
ensuing year. There was sUT The
tendance of de egates at IN. 'uA at.
ing, and the following MI meet
members of the Ledge tool uinent
the deliberations: paTtin
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS
5. w. Chubbuck, P. G. ~
Nevada. NJ w,
J: W. Kinsley, G. NJ. W IA,
VIM: M. Billiard, g. F., NJ on1toe ian.
w. I. Rurns, @. O., NeyanJioa
D. ThornbUrn, G. Recorder r.,
c. F. Sharp, q. Rece. NeTa5Go' tau
@. L. Broy, g. G., Nevada' "ua'
r. ID. Jones, @. W., Wyoming
. PAST GRAND MASTER W0PE,Iss
II. n: Robinson, Nevada LIN
Il. W. Wood, Nevada
y. v McCurdy. Nevada.
GRAND TRUSTEES.
J.. Z. Gignoux, Nevada.
j h. Shaw, Nevada,
William Sutherland, Nevada
The Brotherhood seems IN +,
gaming ground and Iaving =
foundation for permanence orS
usefulness. The organ of the ~
Getty, The Workman, gives the foI
loving figures as the total member
ship on March 1st: Pennsylysnis
l4,OOO; Ohio, 1892; Kentucky. 1I-I
Indiana, $500; lows, . 600 Nsy
York, 1855; Illinois, 13459. Mis-
eoufl, 1870; Minnesota, , COO: Wiz
;nSin, 4 go; Tennessee, 2,O9S.
Michigan, 1855; California, 1612I,.
Georgia, Alabama, Missigsinni'
North and South Carolina ap3
Florida, SO; Kansas, 1929: Optsrio
1879; Oregon and WashingfoO'
S,I44; MASSACHUSETTS,, 300; Mary.
land, New Jersey and Delaware
3,93S: Texas. 1907; Nevada: 9, SrS,
Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona
rs; Subordinate Lodges under the
I'm mediate Jurisdiction of Surreme
Lodge, z51; total, 31,722.
I'D the evening the visitors, with
a number Of invited guests, met in
the Opera House for the purpose of
engaging in the merry mazes Oftbe
terpelchore. It is safe to saw that
more enjoyable occasion of the kind
has rarely, if ever, taken place in
Y ian: The stage was beautifully
set with rustic scenery; at the bach
ana apparently among the bOUgbs
OF the trees, was a device bearino
the words "Welcome to the Grand
Lodge, while pendant from It was
2 Design representing the badge of
the order, a shield and anchor, with
the letters "A. o. U. W." running
across it. The music was
exquisite and the arrangements
generally perfect.
at about II o'clock, Mr.. S.
W. Darke, on behalf of
she Utah lodges, made a brief
address Of welcome in fitting and
we'll chosen words to the visitors,
which was received with applause:
he response was made by Judge
Eddy, ct Helena; it was IN poetry,
I'D was very able and pretty COM
losition. Dr.. N. W. Fish, Supreme
Master Workman, OF Oakland, Cal,
Fas then called for and responded
4 a few brief and pointed sentences;
e was followed by Mr.. Kinsley and
e by Mr.. Robinson, each or whom
1ade short, telling addresses, and
Il received liberal applause. The
ance WsS then resumed until p
CLOCK, when all hands adjourned
} lunch and the "giddy mszes"
hereafter held full sway ill well
'Ward the dawn Of day.
The meeting will be resumed
'-day at the same place: the
lection Of officers will occur at
pm. The attendance is nearly
)mplete, all but ten out of fifty
.Ven lodges being represented.
hey are very respec able and in
body of men, and The
IERALD takes pleasure in adding
s welcome to that of the com
lunity generally.