The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-12
The Sons of Veterans.

General George W. Thomas camp held regular
meeting last Monday evening. Arrangements
were made for attendance of the camp a; the
division encsmpment at Hoquiam. Routine
business was transacted.
Colonel L. W. Young. Major NJ. NJ. Holmes
aud Lieutenant Lee Willard went UP to Sno-
aualme last week and mustered a new camp at
that place.
The camp honored General Tibbetts. of Gil
man, by deciding 10 have his name. 1t win be
known General George w. Tiobetts Camp
No. SIS. The following officers were elected:
Commander. d. w. Rees; senior vice COM
mander, C. b. Klaus; junior vice commander,
W. 5. Thompson. They were installed by Col
onel Young.
Colonel 4. W. Young aud staff. accompanied
by delegations from spokane. North Yakima,
Orting, E!iensburg, Snohomish, Ballard and
other points, will leave for Hoquiam Tuesday
morning. the 18th, at 9:2o. over the Northern
Pacific railroad. 10 attend the third annual en-
campment of the Washington division. fare
of ana one-fith for the round trip
has been made by the railroad company.
The boys expect to have a very pleasant time.
The encampment will call 70 order at 10 a. m.
"Wednesday the 18th. Elaborate arrangements
have been made 10 entertain their visitors by
Elisha T. Ferry Camp, No. Il, Hoquam Gov
eTnor Ferry viii be there one or two days OF the
encampment 4 trip TO the ocean, grand ball
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John B. Cromwell, OF Tacoma, and Harry 10
senhagpt. of Spokane are candidates for colonel.
John q. Cooper, of Camp l., Hoquiam, Will be
a caudiste FOR major.
Moritz Koch, of seattle is in the field for del
egate at large to the national encampment,
which meets at Helena August 5, 1892
Colonel Young has appointed the following
officers on his staff They will rank rs first lieu
tenant from April 1. 1892: Mastering officer, NJ.
{. Crandall, Olympia; judge advocate, c. W.
Edc. Spokane.
The next encampment of Washington division
viii probably be held at North Yakima st the
same time tho Grand Army hold their eneamp-
ment.
AL members attending the HoQuiam encamp-
ment must secure receipts Tor their money from
their local agent. otherwise they canno. secure
the reduced rates for return ticket
Independents Order OF Good Tempiars.
On Friday evening. Juoe l.. Lake Washington
Lodge. M, H. will give a farce entitled. shall
Men Vote" Gso interesting readings. tab,eaux
Rotations and music, for the beucdt OF the
Roslya sufferers, - taSe place az 81 Clements
hall, corner Market and Weller streets
The third annual session o. p.stric, Lodge No
4. l. O. &. T., comprising the counties OF King
and k,ssap, Will be held on Monday and Tues
day, June Is and Is. IN 4. A X. hall, corner Sec
ond and Columbia streets. The session will be
called al - p. N. tomorrow 4 large number
Of delegates are expected from the outside
towns. ami the City lodges will ne fully rerre-
scented. Much important business will be tran
sacted aud full list CT Officers chosen for the
ensuing year.
On Monday evening reception will be given
70 Good Temp,Rrs ard invited friends in the hall
81 Seattle Lodge, No &, on Battery street near
Fourth. The session VIII conclude with 4 nah
lie meeting en- Tuesday evening at Freed's hall.
corner Ninth and Olive. A select programme
will he presented. including an address bv Rev
Clark Davis All the business sessions viii be
he'd in the G. \. r hall. and viii b, open 10
members OF the order only.