Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-30

that is being offered them is 70 be found
in another column Of this paper. The dele
gates here are as follows: Camp 100, z. W.
Brown, Lincoln; camp s32, Henry R. Gering.
Plattsmouth; camp 1903. z. T. Black, Cook
camp Gas. p. c. Schroeder. Omaha; camp
1854. s. c. Haney. Springfield; camp 1916.
W. II. Hague. Wayne: camp 1871, Charles
A.. Smith. Tilden; camp 1895, B. F. Griffin.
Tekamah: camp i95, ". V. Lane. Stanton
camp ass. z. s. franklin. York: camp 1867.
@. r. Jenkins. Fairbury; camp 1896, G. II.
Culdice. Dewitt; camp 4S4. s. F. Ashby.
Fairmont; camp 20t2, Ed L~ehmkuhl, Wahoo;
camp SIS. Frank Harris, McCook camp 1898,
Dr. J. D. England, Axtell; camp 200. James
McNalley. Edgar; camp 6i3. A. e. Cady.
st. Paul; camp 1924. J. W. Comstock. Ansley;
camp 1881, c. ]. Wilson, Atkinson; camp
1892, Ed L. Heath. Nashville. Others pres
ent and who will go to the head camp meet
ing are. DR.. Albert o.. Faulkner OF Lincoln,
one OF the head physicians; Adolphus R.
Talbot OF Lincoln, one Of the head board
Of directors; J. W. Houder. one of the head
committee on laws; w. II. Thompson Of
Grand Island. state consul; D.. c. link of
Grand Island. deputy state consul; E. w.
Cook OF P~lattsmouth. Henry Boydston Of
Nebraska City and G. c. Saunders OF Council
Bluffs.
Omaha cannot secure a Trausmississippi
Exposition year meeting of the head camp.
as the sessions are biennial. The next will
occur in 1893.
Ancient Order OF United workmen.
The Nebraska delegates to the supreme
lodge of the order, which meets in Mil
waukee en- Tuesday. June 8, will leave for
the convention city on next Wednesday and
Friday. The regular delegates are Frank z.
White Of P~lattsmouth. George H. Barber of
Grand Island and George f. Melbourne. In
addition to these the convention will be at
tended by J. q. Tate of Lincoln, the SUI
prene master workman. ]. W. Carr OF the
committee on laws and DR.. S. R. Patten.
chairman Of the advisory committee. Sew
eral OF the Representatives will be accom-
panied by their wives.
The superior lodge of the Degree Of Honor
will convene in Milwaukee, on next Satur-
day. The Nebraska delegates to this body
will leave the state on next Wednesday
They are: Mrs. ]. C. Graham of South
Omaha and Mrs. w. s. Houseworth OF Lin
coin, representatives; Mrs. Adeiia Harding
Of Hebron, chairman of the on
laws. and Mrs. Estelle E. Battin, member
Of the committee on ritual.
The principal local interest in these two
gatherings centers in the effort that viii be
made to secure the 1898 meetings for this
city. The delegates will work hard 10 cap
ture the prizes. with fair chances Of sue
cess. The work Of the two bodies is not
expected to be Of any very great impor'
lance.
On last Wednesday and Thursday the
! board of control. created by the recent grand
ledge. held it's first meeting at the head
quarters in Grand Island. The meeting was
| attended by Grand Master Workman N. E
Schultz. Grand Recorder George H. Bar
Der and the grand trustees, Jacob johnson
of Superior. Jacob Jaskalek Of Omaha anc
Jacob Wooster of Hastings.
The board outlined the policy that VII
be pursued during the coming two years
! A.,1,- ,sbar things IL a1nDrEl the card SN5
TEN of statistics. which has heretofore no
been in vogue in this state, and it also re-
tanned the present office force at the head
! quarters. Bids for the printing of the otficla
organ. the Golden Rod Workman, Will b'
| received by the board up TO June "a. INT
next meeting of the board will take place
! in Grand Island on June "a.
Ex-Grand Lecturer Van Dyke and NJ. d
Putney of Oakdale have been appointe
I deputies to Grand Master Schultz.