The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-29

The committee appointed from the
different lodges to have float con-
structed for the coming carnival, report
that work is progressing rapidly. and
give the following description of the
float: 1t will be 20 feet long, s feet
wide and Is feet high, and divided
into two compartments, the first rep
resenting the sick room of a brother,
with his wife, children and doctor at
his bedside: also a committee from the
lodge visiting him. to see that all his
wants are attended to. The second
compartment will represent the widow
and children receiving the check for
s.. 600. and other relief rendered by the
lodge.
Brother GALLAGHER of No, 10, chair
man of the committee, states that no
pains or expense has been spared in
making the float one of the hand
soonest and most attractive in the
procession. Handsome banners placed
around the aoat will state when the
order was organized, the membership
up to date, and the amount of money
paid cut. and financial condition of the
order The float was designed by Bro
Their James S. Anderson and will be
built and decorated by Brother Hamlin.
All visiting brothers are cordiaay in
vited to join thc Salt Lake brothers
in the parade Badges will be provided
for all and the meet will be at Odd
Fellows hall on Market street at 10
a. m, sharp, Thursday.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10 has still a
few rustlers LETT, and every indication
is that every member in the lodge viii
turn out At their meeting on Wee
nesday last five candidates were initia-
ted. and the applications for two for
membership were received and ae-
cepted. Brother GALLAGHER was APP
nointed on the carnival committee and
a better choice could not have been
made Brother GALLAGHER is hard
worker for the order, and one of the
Oldest members, who has filed all the
chairs and is hello in the highest
esteem by the lodge.
The coming installation of officers
for the ensuing term will prove to be
a memorable affair, for No. 10. Invi-
tations will be out this week and the
committee promises that il will excel
anything of its kind ever held in the
order.
-Four of the most prominent business
men of the city have been elected to
high positions in the lodge, and that
alone promises a large attendance at
the installation.
All visiting brothers in the city are
cordially invited to visit No. 10 on
wednesday evening next. and the COM
rnittee will make arrangements to
escort them around the city during the
celebrations Other business of inn
portance will be brought before the
lodge and the members are earnestly
requested TO attend.
Temple lodge had a rousing meeting
on Monday evening last and proved
that Master Workman-elect Earring
ton is popular and well liked among
the brothers Visitors representing the
different lodges of the city were pres
ent. and many were the pleasant re-
marks made for the good of the order.
Brother Alex Brown. more COM
monty termed the rustler of Is, re-
ported progress of the float for the
coming carnival and requests all the
brothers to make a special effort to
turn out Thursday and make a strong
showing. A few more workers like
Brother Brown in No. Is would make
a banner lodge Of II. Brother George
Barrows of Ne 10 is the busiest man
in town having a contract to make
the largest floral decoration in the
city.
A delegation from Park City will be
present and parade with the Salt LAX:
brothers on Thursday; also some from
Ogden.
Brother William Easson of No 10 has
been north for three weeks and has
5ust returnsd, and reports the lodges
in that country in fiourishing condi-
tion.
salt Lake Valley lodge is keeping
right in the front with her sister
lodges and is adding new members tC
the roster right along Next Thurs