Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12
THE RNCAMpMENT
or knights IN Denver Continues 10 lie
the Great Centre OF At
traction.
vIs -@Rs rHRoNo THE CAPITAL
OF COLORADO.
The Grand Master Of tdc Ttmplars.--
O,htr Officers Appointed
Reception, Given.
Transaction Of Bu.inoss by tue CON
ctave YESTERDAY.

TIE hNtGANH.
Jrnnsnrtion OF Bu.inpss by tue con
ciaV" Yesterday.
DENvEu, Aug. ll.-fnc third day
Of the eucnnpmunt showed 40 ahair.
ment ia the cnthusilrm nor decrease
IN the sizp VI The crowds that have
throngcd the city since the fires Of tue
week.
Many OF the visitors, however,
especially those not connected with the
Masonic order, have taken up quarters
ia the neighboiing towns. Manitow
anu Colorado Syringe are both
CROWDED WITH TOURISTS,
aud more people have visited Plko's
peak and other points OF interest In the
vicinity OF Denver during the past
week than In any previous mouth.
The principal point Ut ATTRACTION In
the city today was the competitive
drill AZ Overland Park. Seating b..
Communications had been provided Tor
10000 vcoplc, but II the number had
been doubled or tirobled the ne
cornodation would have still been in-
sufficient.
During the,aiternoon there was no
formal event, the visitors being left TO
their own devices. Many excursions
have been arranged, however, and
large parties visited the principal -mul'
trru, manufactures aud pleasure re-
SORTS.
qim GRAND MATTER.
Right Sir Judge Hugh McCurdy IL
u thirly.third degree Io.deputy muster
Of the grand encampmunt and past
grand matter, high priest, past eminent
grand commander, pas most illustrious
grand master Of the grand council,
iiiustfiuus deputy for Michigan and
ancient rite; WAS made u mason IN
Birmingham Lodge No. ~, In 1901,
aud has risen constantly IN the order
slucn that time. lie has always been
u great worker lp the order.
At tho afternoon session Of the en-.
Campmont other officers appointed
were NJ follows: Deputy gnul master,
W.Larus Thomas, Danville, KY; grand
qcuerallssimo, Reuhen II. Lloyd, San
Francisco; grand captain general, lily
u. StoddarJ, Bryan, roS,j grand senior
warden, George NJ. BouliOn, Chicago;
grand Junior warden, Rev. II. w.
Rugy, Providence, II, L.; grand treas.
ror, ii. Wales Lines, Mprlueu, Conn.
(Ie-electrd); grand recorder, w. u.
lsaac-, Richmond, Va. lre.eloctei).
The remaining grand officers will be
APP ointcd by the grand master Mt the
Installation In the morning.
II wa decided to hold the Twenty
sixth Triennial Conclave ut Boston.
The cncampment then adjourned until
tomorrow morning.
The National Veterans Association
ut n meeting today chose Brother Ed.
win fisherman Of California, prcei'
dent.
The other officers are ten vlce.presi.
dents and George II. Metcalf, necrc.
tary, and William II. Bowen OF Nc.
bTaska, treasurer.
The temporary organization OF the
Grand Srcretarial Guild Of Free Ma
ronary Of North America, this morn
ing was made permanent Officers until
1892. John II. Brown, kansas, prcsl.
dent; William II. Bowen, NebfHska,
secretary; Edward q. Pdrmalce, Colo.
RADIO, treasurer.
Tho principal event tonight was tho
reception given by the Denver OH
Fellows to the grand commanteriOs Of
l[aneAs, Illinois, Iowa and Michigan.
Nearly. one thousand Knights and
ladies were present.
All clubs aud headquarters held
large crowds today anc entertained In
u fraternal manner.