The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
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OrAQQ CQleI fLuuHor MCCOODcTy IL Uusy
making out his list of deputies. 1t Il
rumored that this important adjunct tc
the administration will be of exception
ally good material during the coming
term. Something should be lone by the
new deputies in the line of mutual as
%sistance. and the best way TO work it is
by having I'm organization with regular
meetings. The reasons for this argument
will be apparent to every brother who re.
Gel YES a deputy's commission, and who
| carefully studies his duties. Deputies
eau do a great deal of good If they give
careful attention to the work expected oil
them. II certainly they ought TO dc
something in return Tor the honor be-
slowed Upon them.
1t looks very much as IL Court Glen
wood will ~disappoint its lady friends this
summer There doesn't seem to be any
summer outing IN view yet.
Chief Ranger kunz, OF Court Hudson,
has been very ill lately. but is now on the
return trip to good health.
Sub Chef Ranger John Downes, Of
Court Hudson. is aspiring to higher hon
ors, and he is likely to "git thar"
Past Chief Ranger James Il. Richards.
of Court Jersey City is beloved by the
members of the Junior courts. They can
see him Il block away, and anything he
says goes.
Past Chief Ranger Heating, of Court
General Lafayette. enjoys a distinction
that few members of the order attain and
that a good many would wish to achieve
1t is this:-When the name Heating" Is
announced, all idle talk is stilled, and
even the deaf maintain a listening atti-
tude while he addresses the Chair. None
but words of wisdom emanate from his
eloquent tongue, and those who have the
pleasure of listening to them treasure
them, and retail them to the members of
their W court at their earliest oppor-
tunity.
Grand Sub Chief Ranger Thomas B.
O'Neill has not yet got down to actual
business, but the courts of the State will
soon heal from him.
The Executive Government of the State
has lost a valuable Der in the person
of Brother Tremper of Hamilton. He has
not vanished altogether, but 1t was ex-
| pected by many that he would have been
seen again in Office this term. However,
his friends can rest assured that the work
he has in hand, viz, the advancement OF
the order. will still be carried on.
An old familiar countenance loomed up
at the Hoboken Convention. Its owner
was Joseph B.. Delo, who first appeared
as a charter member of Cour Littlejohn,
then as a charter member and founder of
| Court Hudson, which he nobly repre-
| sented by helping to add the word Lib
erty" to the motto of the order at the
Minneapolis Convention. and later by
| IOuuuluK OOulb SOldu1Olds WAlCA GlCSpC0
him as delegate to Hoboken.
Court Congress is still forging ahead.
| New members are being initiated at every
| meeting. Any member of the order who
| eau do so ought to visit this court. He
| will learn a great deal by doing 30.
Court Triumph is holding It's own in
| great shape, notwithstanding consider
able difficulties. Its situation Is between
Glenwood, General Lafayette and Pride
| Of the Hill.
Brother Dan Smith. of Court Pride, of
the Hill, wouldn't miss a convention IT
| the old horse and wagon had to go and
deliver the ice itself. "Git up"
The New Court Summit is slowly NOV
ing towards existence. Shake her up
boys, you have delayed long enough now.
Baker, Burns, Stout. The same old
trio. It's a good one.
The increase in Grand Secretary La
Pointe's salary will now enable him to
give all his attention to the advancement
of the orders interests.
Brother James Moran, of Court Hamil-
ton, is a hustler in the order.
Grand Recording Secretary Cullen Is
said to be an expert stenographer, and
will be a valuable addition to the e. G.
p. G. r. d. +. Cody Of Court Glenwood
has been industriously working for II
deputy's commission. He will make a
good one.
Supreme Deputy High Chief Ranger
John f. Kelly makes one of the best pre-
siding officers in the order. He has a
wonderfully Keen and decisive method of
disposing Of parliamentary wrangles that
enables q gathering to get away withga
time.
"Eliz" will make a grand effort to en-
terrain the delegates to the next conven-
ton.