The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-08

The election of officers for the ensu-
ing term at Eagle Gate lodge No. 10
on Wednesday evening last resulted as
follows:
III. W, R. A. Hasbrouck; F., William
Mcmillan; O., ]. E. Busby; recorder,
w. w. Mack; ntosh; financier, S. w.
Darke; receiver, r. Papworth; trustee,
j. G. McAilister; medical examiner, r.
A. Hasbiouck.
The meet ng was the largest attended
one No. 10 has seen for many day;
there were present eight P. M. W.,
namely, Brothers Darke, Collins,
Brown, Everin, Evans, Gallagher,
Macintosh, Kelley.
No. 10 is the only lodge in the city
whose officers have discarded the rit-
ual altogether and the officers just
elected are thoroughly competent for
doing without it. The second degree
was conferred upon four candidates
and the first on two. Applications for
membership from two gentlemen were
received No. 10 still leads in member
ship, and a visit to one of its meet
ings would impress a stranger that it
was a consolida led meeting of all the
lodges.
Brother William Spier, who has been
absent for the past three weeks on ac-
count of illness in his family, was pres
ent last Wednesday, and at his old
post of duty.
Brothers Barrows, McAllister and L.
w. Peterson were appointed COM
mittee 70 decorate the late Brother
Burton's grave with flowers, every
member of No. 10 donating a small
plant Among the visitors attending
were p NJ w. Collins, Brothers Price,
Evans, Mower and Wright. Brother
! Everill, whose business prevented his
attending the meeting for the past
/ three months, was present and made a
few pleasant remarks. Brother Price
! extended a cordial invitation in behalf
1 of No. Is to No. 10 TO attend their re-
ception on Monday evening next.
A more efficient officer than Brother
/ McQharrie has never presided over d
meeting of No. 10 and it is hoped some
/ day IN the future will again find him
an officer of the lodge. Brother r. A.
Hasbrouck IS too we'll known to need
much mention. He is the most popu-
/ lar officer in the lodge and his vote
! was unanimous for NJ. w.
! No. los entertainment committee
] have got their heads together and it is
only a question of a short time when
/ social will be in order.
The election of officers of Temple
/ lodge No Is, resulted as follows:
NJ. w. John harrington; F., Alex.
! Brown; O., Brother Clay; financier,
/ Brother Teasdel: recorder, Brother
Gray.
Brother Harrington has filed the
1 NJ. VS. chair before during the alb
sence of Brother Hicks and has proved
/ himself thoroughly qualified to fill that
important position.
Brother Brown is also an excellent
officer, and No. Is can congrat ulate
itself upon securing such brothers as
these al it's head. Their reception on
Monday evening next will undoubtedly
be a grand success as no pains have
been spared to reach that end. Broth
ers Price and Teasdel, who compose the
entertainment committee, have work
ed hard and faithfully and should be
complimented for their good work.
Every workman in the city come and
bring your wife or sweetheart and you
I are assured a good time.
Salt Lake Valley lodge No. IL last
Thursday evening kept up its reputa.
ton for fast growth by initiating two
new candidates into the mysteries oil
the order with two or three more 70,
next meeting night They also elected
their new officers to serve from July
l to Dec. 10 of this year. They had also
some interesting talk from several vlsi.
ting brothers. There is a time in the
near future promised in this lodge OF
a series of socials and a general gath
ering together of the brothers and theil
! IA miles