The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-20


Order of Odd Fellows of the state of
Utah convened in annual session yes
terday morning, in the 1. o. o. F.
temple, with the following grand Of
ficers and representatives from subordi-
nate lodges present:
Grand Of1cers-W. o. Carbis, G. NJ. :;
j. NJ. Breeze, d. G. NJ; L. E. Hubbard,
NJ. W.; w. ]. Moore, grand secretary;
Eph Homer, grand treasurer; j. ].
Thomas, grand representative; T. w.
Whitley, grand rep; c. W. Burris,
grand chaplain; w. j. Snyder, grand
marshal; A. ]. Anderson, G. Cond.; c.
H. Roberts, grand guardian; w. F.
House, grand messenger; w. P. Rowe,
A. Rogers, G.. H. Gunner, H. G. Ward
leigh, E. P. Lutz. A. l.. Simondi, J. T.
Buckle, past grand masters.
presentatives-Utah lodge No. l,
Thomas Reafern, F. NJ. Timer; No. 2,
William M. Owen, ]. w. Sugden; No. 8,
Fred Holder, H. j. Meyer; No. 4, S.
Owens, T. Boseley: No. ), j. S. Royle,
c. j. HUMPHREYS; No. Z, w. S. Lockhart,
F. Schuyler; No. 8, Thomas Cupit, o.
Carthy; No. 10. John NJ. Scott. Dan
Clays; No. II, H. P. Johnson. R. H.
Graves; No. II, ]. ]. Pope, NJ. d. Bow
en-; No. IA, w. H. Brereton, ]. w. Nc
Adam; No. Is, H. J. Jones, 3. G.. Black .
mar; No. 16. r. Z. Beagley, John Cuper;
No. II, ]. c. Smith. ]. G. Souther; No.
Is, F. r. Christensen, Charles JOY; No.
10, L. X. Stuart, j. E. Belts; No 20.
Thomas Brady, G. W. Brand; No. 81, L.
D. Jangran, Louis Schneider; No. %
William Campbell, John T. Axton; No.
%, A H. Parsons, c. ]. Fisher; No. "a.
John Pope, H. J. Vincellette; No. %,
w. c. Ritter, C. c. Higgins; No. 20, D.
]. Thurman, Fred Meakin; No. 81, Geo.
B. Squires. W. d. Ermey; No. %, F. NJ
Pinneo, ]. z. Hosmer; No. 20, c. w.
Collins, w. H. Shock; No. 80, F. Hurr
A. ScoviIle.
Grand Master Carbis presided, and
the following committees were ap-
pointed:
Credentials-Louis Schneider, No. 81;
H. ]. Meyer. No. g.; Frank G. Carthy,
No. 8
Distribution-w. P. Rowe, No. 1;
John T. Axton, No. %; Alvey Scoville,
No. 80.
Correspondence-A. H. Parsons. No
%; Thomas Brady. No. 20; Sylvester
Owens. No. 4.
Petitions-L. D. Jongrisn, No. q; A. |
]. Moore, No. 90; NJ. D. Bowen, No. IL. |
Printing-W. J. Moore, No. 1: II. Bri- |
sacher, No. 8; r. II. Graves, No. Ii
Ways and Means-F. NJ. Ulmer, No. |
1; F. Schuyler. No. 4; w. II. Shock, |
No. %.
Returns-J. C. Smith. No. II: Thomas |
Redfern, No. 1; ]. E. Hosmer. No. %.
Elections-William Campbell, No. %; !
Charles JOY, No. IS; ]. n. Scott, No. TO-
Finance. ]. HUMPHREYS No. 5; ]. /
3. Sourher, No. II; G. w. Brown, No.
TO-
Mileage. F. Hurr, No. 80; H. P.
Johnson. No. IL; H. ]. Vincellette. No.
"A; w. H. Brereton, No. II; Thomas
Bosley. No. 4.
State of the Order-J. T. Buckle. No.
}; F. NJ. Pinneo. No. IS; ]. E. Belts, No.
20; ]. w. Sugden, No. 2; w. D. Ermy,
No. 81.
Appeals-T. w. whitley. No. 2; E.
D. Hoge, No. 2: w. S. Lockhart, No. 4;
Thomas Cupit, No. 4; George B. Squires
r Re be F. Evans. No. 3: w. C.
Fred Holder, No. 5; John ]. Pope,
No. II.
Laws of Subordinates-W. J. Moore.
70. 1: w. P. Rowe, No. 1; J. S. Royle,
10. 3; Daniel Clays, No. 10; William
VI. Owen. No. 2.
Legislation-H. C. Wardleigh, No. 5;
}. c. Lockhart, No. s; F. r. Christen-
Ell, NO. 10, u. w. McAQdIn, NO. II,
ohm Cuper. No. is.
Judiciary. j. Thomas, No. l; E. S.
.uty, No. 5; c. J. Fisher, No. %; B.
}. Blackman, No. Is; d. ]. Thurman,
70. 26.
NecroIogy-E. d. Hoge, P. G. NJ: H.
:. Wardleigh, P. G. NJ; A. L. Simondi,
,. G. NJ
Cir Rep. Reports-Ed S. Luty, P.
!. NJ; F. M. Timer, ]. T. Axton.
OFFICERS REPORTS.
The reports of Grand Master Carbis,
irand Secretary Moore. Grand Treas
rer Homer, Grand Representatives
'homas and Whitley, were presented, !
eferred to the proper committees, and )
n the recommendations of the commit
aes were adopted with a few trivial
hanges.
Grand Master Corbis' report was
ell written document, and was thor
uShly read and digested by the repre-
entatives generally. 1t contained Just
lie news that Odd Fellows like to read.
lie growth of the order in this jurisdic- ]
on>-the lodges visited, lodges insti- q
tied and fraternity given an impetus
hich will be felt for years to come.
Every subordinate lodge was visited
lring his term as grand master.
Rachel Rebelzah lodge No. 8. at Mer- s
II. was instituted June 3. 1897 Nebo |
ebekah lodge No. 10, at Nephi on /
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