The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-17

mere, L. Peckhart, w. ]. Jenkins.
No 3-R. Baker. W. Kerkham, ].
Higsen, G. Hardin, Sig Simon
ADsernates-W w. Philips. ]. c.
Desks. W. ]. Irvine, W. F. Viglini. F.
Rehrman-
No. Al. hampshire, H. NJ. Levan,
NJ. George.
AEernates-J T. Williams. NJ. a.
Hancock, w. Williams.
No. George Osmond. c.. W. Hard
man. H. ]. Masterman. W. o. Bridge
man.
AIternates-w. B. Moreton W. NJ.
Risiey, w. S Perry, NJ. Pearson.
No. "A. J. Weber. D. NJ. Morri-
son, C. B. Roberts.
Al.ernates-T. H. earns. 1. N. Fulton.
No. 8NF. w. Newton, C. W. Hold
Abternates-E. Martin, D. McMurphy
No. 81. Weber, ]. NJ. Beaittie-
No. los. H. Belmont, II. G. Blu
menthai.
No. In. E. Stewart, ]. Ryan.
No. PC. H. Mccoy, ]. S. Wftcher
W. w. Wiscomb, G. +. Slade.
No. 19-T. IAmpf. II. Duerden, d.
( WiIkens. Alternate. G. Donant.
No. 14-George Austin. c. L-Sealright-
At.ernates-J. a. Thomas, D. T.
E1lfnger. ee.44
ATternates-D W. Holloway, l.
Fitzgerald.
From this it WIZ be seen that fifteen
lodges were represented ana every
member present entered into the Work,
preliminary though it was. with enthu-
siasm. and with the good of the or
Z H.. tho or1Tidi0or p1rltlVe.
THE OFFICERS.
The officers of the grand lodge are
( as follows: ]. p. Meakin, grand cham
/ ceIgrr: w. B. Wedell, grand vice chan
/ cedlor; S. L. Radden. grand prelate' n
/ G. Wardleigh, grand keeper OF recoIus
I and seals: Ira ". Kennard. q. M. Il.
/ Edward Pike. c. NJ. A; l. M: Patt9ll'
{ G I GH. P. Johnson, G. o. G.; L. H.
1 Farusworth. F. W. HOyt. grand rep
re-enfatives: J. A Harrison. William
4 Doxev and w. r. White, grand truH-
| tees.
The past grand chancellors are G. f.
Prescott. ]. Witherell, e A. Mcdaniel.
W. Husbands. J. L. Osborne, j. r.
Wiseoqnb. G. c. Randall. ]. 5. Corlew'
e. w. Duncan. E. s. Oppanhelmer-
The grand tribunes present were =. D.
/ Webber. E. r. Dudley and n. W. Son
nedecker. most Of whom were present.
About twenty-five P. C.'s We're intro
ducsd and the grand lodge rank was
duly conferred upon them
The reports of the officers were re-
feqred to a distributing committee con-
sisting of L. H. FarnswvGth. George
Osnor7d and N. f. Stewart.
w. H. Young was appointed a. mem.
Der of the committee on eHarter and
warrants. vice ]. Withere4l
n. P. Johnson was appointed a mem
Der Of the committee on the state Oh
the order. vice ". T. Walker.
NJ. P. Rruffett and 1. N. Fulton were
arpointed on the judiciary committee
vice d. S. Whitehorne and c. c. Ber-
ringer.
A. T. Hestmark. D. NJ. Morrison ant
H. G.. Bfumenthal We're appointed
committee on mileage and per diem
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was not a Ions
one. P. C.'s G. L. Rand, H. L. Daily
W. w. Wiscemb and D. P. Stroul
were instructed in the grand lodge.
w. o. Bridgeunan was appointed Off
cial reporter. and the election of Off
GERS was made special order for Ii a
m. today.
The grand lodge then took a reces
urtn this morning.
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visit will be plsasurable and profitable
We trust when you return TO YOU
Pytlhian homes you may more fully
understand the objects and aims o.
our order, and be equipped with the
spirit and knowledge which Will en-
able you to fill the dignified positions
as teachers and workers for the better
!, ment OF human kind.
This is the thirteenth session of ths
grand lodge of Utah. The first meet
ing was held on March "a. 1884. Tn
membership was then in this domain
$685. 1T is now / 300 The work don
is commen5able. but still create
achievements might have been accom-
5 plisEed had more determined worker
t been in the field.
t The paths Of duty are strewn witt
thorns and it requires a courage Dor
of conviction to be ever faithful.