The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-21

ASSpSCL iuOSL SucceSSful. A large
amount of very important business
was transacted with harmony and in
a spirit of true fraternity.
The election Of grand officers took
place yesterday, and John NJ Breeze
was honored by being chosen grand
master, to succeed w. O. Carbis, whose
term has ended. Mr.. Carbis' admins
tration was most satisfactory in all
respects and reflects great credit upon
nlmSeII, and was productive of sub
stantlal advancement to the order.
AT yesterdays session the sympa-
tnles of Odd Fellows for the suffering
Cubans were EXPRESSED in the follow
ing resolution, introduced by Repre-
sentative AXton, and adopted:
Resolved, That the grand lodge
place upon its records an expression
of its sincere and heartfelt sympathy
for the suffering brethren in the island
OF Cuba. Tho are at this time under
the yoke of a merciless tyrant. A nor
rible state of suffering exists on that
unhappy soil, and those who love hu-
mainly and seek TO alleviate its suffer
ings are forbidden to do so. May the
All Wise Ruler. in his infinite mercy
ana goodness, grant divine guidance
and final triumph to the PATRIOTS
The second days's session was one of
diligent, persistent business. Several
on which changed some of the local
laws and simplified the mode of pro-
cedure in lodge work
Rebekah avs were modified to- GER
tain extent.
In the afternoon, the orators of the
order had an opportunity to display
their powers, and al became interested
in the discussions before the assembled
representatives.
OFETTERC TNCTAT mn
At the evening session the following
officers We're installed:
John NJ. Breeze, grand master: L. z.
Hubbard. deputy grand master; A. T.
McCune, grand warden; ". ]. Moore,
grand secretary; W. Z. House. grand
treasurer; Theo. w. Whitley, grand
representative.
Appointed officers: c. w Burris,
grand marshal; w. McAdam. grand
conductor, John n. Hays. grand guar
dian; A a. Summer, grand herald; W.
5. Geisy, grand messenger; A. d. Will
liams, grand chaplain.
District deputy grand masters: Dis
trict No. l. Z. NJ. Timer; No. ?, Syl-
vester Owens; No. 3, c. ]. Humphries;
No 4, Francis Schuyler: No. 5. J. L.
Forbes; No. 6, Arthur J. Cushing; No. !
I, John +. Herr: No. S, Newell knight;
No Q, Robert T. Beagley; No. 10, T. |
w. Wilson. jr.; No. II. A. S. Wilson; |
No y. A. II. Parsons; No. Is. H. J. ]
Vincellette: No. IA, w. c. Ritter; No |
IS, D. ]. Thurman; No. is. George B. !
Squires; No. Il, F. NJ Pinneo; No. Is, |
Q. w. Collins.
Rebekah lodges: District No. 1, Mrs /
Lizzie Ripple: No. 2 Mrs. L H. |
Spriggs: No. 3, Mrs. LOttie z. Hub !
bard; No. 4, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Ward /
leigh; No. 3, Mrs Ruth McAdams; Nh. /
g. Mrs. Mary E. Roberts; No. 7, Mrs.
Della Claws.
THE APPOINTMENTS SATISFAC- /
TORY.
The grand masters appointments of
district deputies will give universal
satisfaction, as the selections were
made after mature investigation Of the
fitness of the appointees.
Brother II. P. Johnson OF Sandy
lodge, No Il, surprised his fellow rep
resentatives by his eloquent words in
behalf of subordinate members.
Brother J. E. Belts of Payson lodge.
No. 10. made one Of his happy speeches.
Grand Representative Thomas was at
his best, and several times made ring
ing addresses in favor of measures
which were before the grand body for
action.
Grand Guardian HOge of the sover-
eign grand lodge was not only an in
terested spectator, but took an active
interest in the business of the session,
and his counsel was accepted in many
cases.
Past Grand Master Hoge received a
unanimous expression of congratula
ton on his recovery from a recent Sc
we're Illness
Judge Breeze, on assuming the chair
of grand master. made a well-timed
and eloquent speech to the assembled
members.
PRAISE FOR CARBTS.
Grand Representative Thomas made
a good address after installation cere-
monies, showing what had been done
by the presiding officers during the
past few years. The officers have re-
spected their obligations, and our re-
firing grand master. W. o. Carbis, is
entitled to the congratulations Of the
members generally. Brother Thomas |
in behalf of many friends, presented
Brother Carbis with a very beautiful |
past grand masters jewel.
Past Grand Master Carbis responded y
IN a feeling manner. He appreciated 3
the many occasions when his fellow !
workers had assisted him in carrying :
on the work of the order. :
Representative w. I. Snyder of Park !
City lodge, No. Z. was faithful work i
er. 1t was good to see such men as :
Past Grand Master Wardleigh of Og-
den and w. F. House of Corinne labor >
ng for the good of the order /;
The present session of this grand >
body has been one of the most profit :
able ever held. Good feeling prevails
at ali times. and the representatives
were men who knew what the orde. =
needed in the state. and worked consci- :
during the two days session.
Quite a number were present at the .
evening session to witness the installa- :
ion ceremonies.
The retiring grand master received a .
vote of congrat ulations on his able !
manner Of conducting his office. l
A very interesting address was made :
~ Past Grand Master Stockwell of I
Colorado. He congratulated this ju- =
isdiction on its able representatives Z
md the labors so conscientiously per- :
ormed. Brother Halium, P. G., of Blue .
River lodge, Colorado. also made a good u
address and received from this grand |
body each a souvenir OF their visit TO y
Utah.
Grand Secretary w. J. Moore has
aithfully performed his duties and de-
serves the gratitude of every repre- !.
for his courtesy, conscientious |
md uselfish methods. y
The grand lodge adjourned sine die
Lfter singing America
Real Estate Transfers. r
David S. Wegg to Northern Invest
ment company, part of section g.
township ! south, range l VESTS v
I. E. McConaughy and wife to B. B. Il