The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-13
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Commandery No. l took place last
Thursday evening at the Masonic hall,
with Past Eminent Commander Evans
acting as installing officer. After the
ceremonies. q banquet was given, in
honor of the occasion. Toasts We're pro-
POSED and responded to, and the even
ing passed in true Masonic fashion. The
names of the new officers and their Sta
ticns are as follows;
j. H. Woodman. eminent commander;
w. r. Grant, generalissimo; l.. H.
Bisby, captain general; John Beckett,
senior warden; w. S. Evans, Junior
warden; A. Gebhart, treasurer: L. B.
Smith, recorder; n. NJ. Cushing,
NVarder; y. Keiffer, standard bearer;
=. II. Beramich, second standard
bearer; J. +. Corker sentinel; c. Jack
ling, first guard; 2. Estes. second
guard; julius Cfauer, third guard.
Wastach lodge NO. l. at it's regular
meeting on Friday evening last elect
ed the following officers to serve dur
ing the ensuing year.
). D. Evans, W M; L. L. Hiskey, 5.
W: W, O. Bergman, J. w; Herman
tiill, treasurer; 4. j. Lowe, secretary;
!. H. Woodman, trustee.
The installation viii probably take
place next Friday evening.
Eagle Gate lodge No. 10, A. O. T..
W., met in regular session last We'd
nesday, with the usual large attend
ance A great deal of business was
transacted. Two applications for mem
bership were received, and the j. w
and w. degree were conferred on G. j.
Steed. 7. r. Parker, j. T. Harris c. H.
Tingey and c. =. Sanders. The old
goat was used on T. r. Parker and Q.
J Steed, which was enjoyed by new
ana OLD members hugely. The officers for
the incoming term are:
Brother George w BarroWs, NJ. w;
William Mckee, foreman: John Wal
lace, overseer; A. Masquarrie, recorder;
A. c. Spears, financier; T. I. Smith, re-
ceiVer; Il. Barnes, guide; A. b. Belts,
inside watch; Thomas Francis. outside
watch: Brother Dangerfield long term
trustee: r. a. = q }IOuck, medical eN-
aminer.
No. 10 has decided to have a private
installation, and that performed by ID.
D. NJ W., Edgar Howe.
It is regretted that Brother Thomas
Francis met with a very severe acct
dent at the Rio Grande shops, by hav-
ing p large iron crane fall on him,
striking him across the small Of the
back displacing the spine and break
ing two ribs. No. 10, on next Wednes-
day, viii rush through their order of
| business. 50 as to turn their hall over
to the Mogullians for entertainment,
Everybody invited. Admission, from
1oc up.
A. o. U. W, Mogullians.-Sweetnes
comes to some people all the time, and
this is truly so to the wife of A. c.
Spears. the great high priest OF the
Mogullians. Not only has he been the
means Of making people happy in a
! business way, but it is through him
} that the brothers were initiated into
the mysteries of the ancient and adj
hesive order of Mogullians. of which
conclave Eagle Gate NO. 1012 is a bright
and shining star.
! At the last meeting of the conclave,
Brothers L. w. Petersen, a. Macouar-
RE, A. H. Spear, Silas Smith, Jacob
/ Miller and R. A. Hasbrouck entertain
| ed the conclave with choice selections
/ from classical writer's and select stories
of thrilling adventures.
To add to the enjoyable occasion, the
/ officers were dressed in royal robes OF
! Texas silk of bright colors. The gave
! of the master Mogul is of costly wood
/ the size of a beer key and emblazoned
! with precious stones as large as hen
! eggs. This emblem of authority was
/ presented to the conclave by the high
| Mogul of Ell Sahib, India, and arrived
! by special envoy, the list OF December.
! At this meeting it was decided tC
1 hold a grand Mogullian entertainment
and to display the regal costumes, jew
els and paraDhernalia of the organiza-
ton, to take place on Wednesday, Dec
10. at d. m, in the lower hall~ of the
I. o. o. F. temple.
Programme.-Nfiss Viola Creig, reel.
tation; Miss Emma Jorgensen, song
Miss Collins, recitation, Miss Lizzie
Smith, song; Miss Dagmere Mariger
song: Miss BoWring, piano selection
! Mr.. John Aiken, song; Mr.. Ed McClel
| land, recitation: Messrs Henry Barne:
| and Lewis, song.
With many other features ONLY
known to this high order. Admission
silver.
Among the Knights of the Maccahee
special work at Ogden, Salt Lake City
/ Butte, Bozeman, in the states of Utah
Idaho and Wyoming and in the terri
tory of New Mexico, and entertain
ments at a number of places, notabl.
at Springville and Heber City in Utah
have marked the week just passed
Many new applications during tina
time viii result in a material increas
of the Rocky mountain membership il
the near future.
T. A. Taylor of Montana will sool
take charge OF the state of Idaho a
state deputy, and as the sir knight ha
made an enviable record as an organ
izer under the general direction of 81
Knight Newell of his state, the worl
in the state of Idaho will be in goo
hands, and much is expected in tn
way of advancing the order in tina
mountain state.
A special effort viii soon be made t
spread the order within the state O
Nevada. All towns on the line of tn
Southern Pacific within the state Wi
doubtless be visited by deputies durin
early spring the establishment of tn
well advanced.
mander, Mr.. Wright of this city, wi
doubtless visit Ogden, and Carbon
Wyo., during this week
The tent at Ogden holds it's reguls
review on the evening of the 18th, thi
week, and that at Salt Lake CITY o
Friday evening, the oath inst.
Salt Lake City tent No. 2, Knight
of the Maccabees, met last Friday nigr
in regular review and initiated r. n
Bishop into the mysteries of the OF
der They also elected the followin
officers for the ensuing year: job
Brooks, commander: e. O. Emery, lier
tenant commander; l. J. Keys, recor
keeper; James LanSton. financ
keeper: Mat Baysinger, sergeant; Wi
liam Schornest. master at arms; s.
. ! knight T9Vl0r FIRST rqactar. of ora 30 :