The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-06-19
l. G.. g. F.
Grand %Encampment in Session,
GRAND LODGE PROCEEDINGS, AND GRAND
LODGE OF REDEKARS.
Election Of Encampnent Officers Repre-.
SentaiVeS in Attendance Enter.
talbmcDt and BANQUET.

talDment and Banquet.
Since last Sunday representatives to
the Grand Lodge, the Grand Encamp-
ment and the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs
have poured into Wadsworth from all
points OF the compass in such numbers
as to indicate a large attendance at this
session. Wadsworth is in gala attire to
welcome the Odd Fellows, feeling that
in selecting Wadsworth as the meeting
place she has been greatly honored and
appreciates that honor. Every citizen
will heartily endeavor to extend a well
come to the visitors during their stay
here. The spirit in which it is given is
the spirit in which it should be taken.
Wadsworth is not the metropolis of the
county, much less that of the State, and
her efforts must be considered accord
ingly. She gives full measure accord
ing to her capacity. The twenty-first
annual communication OF the Grand
Encampment 1. o. o. F. of Nevada be-
gan Monday morning at 10 O'Clock at
Fraternal Hall and was called to order
by Grand Patriarch Benz. Curler.
The following officers were present.
Benz. Curler, Grand Patriarch; Geo.
Henning, Grand High Priest (pro tenn;
F. c. Updike, Grand Senior Warden
pro tenn; l.. Guggenheim, Grand
Scribe; j. J. Becker, Grand Treasurer;
John Horn, Grand Junior Warden;
VIM. Easton, Grand Sentinel (pro tenn F;
Donald Mckay, Deputy Grand Sentinel;
W. H. Trathen, Grand Marshal.
The session was taken up with rou-
tine work and no business OF special i'm
portance was transacted.
The following Encampments were
represented: 49, ~
Pioneer, No. l, Reese River, No. A,
Reno, No. 5, Elko, No. 9, Bullion, No.
10, Mt. Horeb, No. IL.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
Grand Patriarch, r. G. Leeper of
Reno; Grand High Priest, +. c. Updike
OF Reno; Grand Senior Warden, W.
Easton OF Austin; Grand Scribe, l..
Guggenheim OF Virginia City; Grand
Junior Warden, A. Steele Of Wads-
worth; Grand Representative, H. P.
Brown of Reno; Grand Trustees, w. w.
Booher OF Elko, f. M. Huffaker and
VIM. Pennison of Virginia City.
The twenty-ninth annual commune
cation of the Grand Lodge /. O. o. F. of
Nevada began at Fraternal Hall, Wads-
worth, on Tuesday ut 10 O'Clock and was
called to order by ]. r. Shaw, Grand
Master. The officers present were: j..
r. Shaw, Grand Master; Edgar Rein
hart, Deputy Grand Master; Andrew
Maute, Grand Warden; L. Guggen-
helm, Grand Secretary; j. j. Becker,
Grand Treasurer; b. f. Riley, Grand
Representative; G. L. Mack, Grand
Representative; A. b. Stoddard, Grand
Chaplain Il. l.. Fuller, Grand Marshal
(pro temp M. Collins, Grand Conduct
or (pro tenn; II. Z. Brown, Grand
Guardian (pro tenn; j. A. Hepworth,
Grand Herald \pro tem).
The Grand Lodge disposed of some
routine work to be able to resume in
good shape in the afternoon and adj
journed to that time awaiting the ar
rival of the late east-bound passenger
train.
WILDEY No. l.. z
A Meyer, M c Pacheco. -
IT, VIRGINIA No. 3.
G E Brown, M f Carvin, JIG Earring
ton, B G Gennesy, F Nj Huffaker; W
H Hancock, f b Knight, H B Fay,
NJ G Osbourne, w Pennison, A b
Stoddard, w Sutherland, Fl K Shade,
w II Trathen, j P. Woodbury.. ~ u
CARSON No. 4.
A NJ McCabe, John Meyer, ] Klein.
DAYTON No. 8.
] H Hepworth, L Tailleur, @ II Wat
son, H A LOTUS.
EsMERALDA No. @.
p Navacovich.
NEVADA, No. 7. >.
o o Amber, Geo Henning, w r
James, L Lobenstein.
WAsHoE No. 8.
A Saur, II Heidenrich.
AUSTIN No. 8.
/. w Easton.
TRUCKEE No. Ia.
. " Saunders; A Nelson, III p Brown.
ID w O'Conner, N G Hammersmith, A
Robinson, 5 Jacobs, F. Updike.
GENOA No. 10.
G M Krummis, F Berning, F Fettic.
HUMBOLDT No. IS.
6 A Krenkle, E S Archer, F M Eel
lows, + d Kelly.
HAMILTON No. IL.
w Read.
ELKo No. 10.
NJ NJ pnobna