The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-25
An Exciting Event Among the
Gods of Upper Tendon.
FIVE TICKETS IN THE FIELD.
RICHARD MACINTOSH CALLED ON
TO SUCCEED HIMsELF.
Joe Gallagher. walter AImy and
George Downey All Retain Dis
tinguished Chairs Around the
Executives F'ireside-Grnphic De-
scriDtion of HostiIities.


occurred at the Alta club last night
between the hours Of and o'clock
was probably the most spirited and
hotly contested in its history, and re-
suited as follows:
northumberland Macintosh.
Vice-President-Jo e. Gallagher.
Secretary-Walter Amy
Treasurer-Geo. F. Downey.
Directors-A Hanauer, j. Barnett, D.
s, Murray. r. K. Williams. E. S. De
Golyer, Dr. S. H. Pinkerton and James
McGregor.
Nor was there drop of blood shed
or cross word exchanged during the
two hours in which hostilities ragged.
On the contrary, it was entirely harmo-
NOUS though of course the men of war
discharged blank cartridges at each
other as they tossed round upon the
pillows of mid-ocean, and at times the
fuSillades of the festive cork came with
such tremendous detonations from the
hatchway that it was feared some one
might wake with swelled head this
morning Long before the hour for
the struggle TO begin were
the sumptuously rugged decks filed
with their gallant crews who promo
naded from diner to saloon, climbed
about among the mizzen masts, stud
led the horizon under sthe folds of the
fiattering pennant, and when the bal
lot was opened five crafts began their
struggle for the mastery There was
no dispute as to the admiral of the
fleet for above the main truck and
from the mast foated the name of
Richard Macintosh. Similar with
Walter Amy for secretary while upon
the name of George f. Downey for
treasurer the fifth unfurling the name
OF j. ]. DAILY that developed a vigorous
and enthusiastic following, although he
went down beneath the heavy sea. The
rivalry for the vice-admiralty brought
out three candidates, two of whom were
bound to perish in the smoke and fame
of the blank torpedo. Joe Galligher's
stately form that rose from the hurri-
cane deck Of the successful craft was
the only one to survive the lombard
ment, j. NJ Stout and S. A. Estes go
ing down in the chappy waters to
furnish food at the fishes carnival. 1t
was when the flag Of true came forth
and fioated above the sheet of smoke
that rose slowly above the stilled
waters that the log hook was reached
and record found of the following
crews that had been in the engagement:
Regular ticket-For president, r.
Macintosh; for vice-president, ]. e.
Gallagher; for secretary, Walter Amy;
for treasurer, George +. Downey.
For directors-A. Hanauer. j. Bar
nett, D. S. Murray T. K Williams, E.
is. DeGolyer, S. H. Pinkerton, James
McGregor.
Economy ticket-For president, r.
Macintosh; for vice-president, j. M.
Stout; for secretary, Walter Almy;
directors, R. G. Chambers, d. c..
Adams. George NJ. Scott. NJ. S. Fender
CAST, DR.. Pinkerton, J. S. Cameron,
Walter d. Pavey.
Another crew-For president. Rich
ard Macintosh; for vice-president, j
NJ. Stout; for score tary, Walter Amy;
for treasurer. J. J. DAILY. For directors,
A. Hanauer. D. C. Adams S. A Estes,
M. s. Pendergast, W. Charles Pavey,
W. H. Bancroft, F. s. Bascom.
Somewhat Mixed-For president, r.
Macintosh; for vice-president, Joe
Gallagher; for secretary. Walter Amy;
for treasurer. J. J. Daily: for direct
ors, J. Barnett. y. G. Adams Walter
D. Pavey, R. c. Chambers, NJ S. Pen
dergast A. Hanauer J. S. Cameron.
Decidedly Nlixed-For president, R.
Mackintosh; for vicepresident S. A.
Estes; for secretary, Walter Amy:
for treasurer, George f. Downey; for
directors. Charles Read, r. c. Cham
bers, James McGregor J. NJ Ricketts,,
F. J. Fabian, William g. Sharp, T. H
Officer.
The survivors of the sharp bat decis-
i've enga cement are of course to be
found upon the regular as was an
nounced by Speaker Emery. While with
one voice the members of the club reg
istered a hearty approval
The reader will not infer from this
rather tropical enga cement that any
great patronage" or distribution of
spoils is involved. Harry Duke will
not be sent on an ambassadoral mis-
sion to Dahoma nor will Major Silva
be called upon to discharge mighty
ministerial functions among the untu-
tored but pugnaciouS hordes of
Hawaii. Colonel Donnellan will
not be presented with
plenipotential prize that will
enable him. upon a fat salary to study
the witcheries of life in the Fiji Is
lands nor will Billy Hall draw a
consulship that will dispatch him to
Bulgaria. No constant reader there will
be no spoils such as those that reward
the braves of Tammany. The spoils
began to disappear Immediately after
the successful craft had anchored and
its crew walking down the gang plank
entered the din5r frdm which was
waited the incense of rarest vianis and
pYrotechnic VintageS. These wire all
the spoils that President Macintosh
and his cabinet commands and when the
hour for adjournment dawned they had
been scattered among a hundred homes
and hotels.
The wounded are all healed and the
election a splendid success.
The annual report of the board of
directors discloses a chapter of most
gratifying results. During the year
there have been fifteen raw recruits
admitted to the signs. grips and pass
words and twenty-three who were
dropped, leaving a total in good stand
ing at this time of pa The new adj
ministration, according to the financial
statement, starts forth with a wen
filled larder, vaults the gods may we'll
envy. and with the "till' in robust and
sturdy condition.
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