Arizona silver belt., 1898-11-17
MASONIC GRAND LODGE.
Is Entertained by White Mountain
 Lodge, No. 3, of Globe.
SUCCESSFUL AND PLEASANT
 GATHERING.

~ A. M. or ArlZOna, HDlcn sOnveuou on Tuesday morning. There were represented ten lodges. comprising thirty five delegates, aud Globe never entertained e fiuer set of men.
 Owing to present unfsvorable con- ditions. due to the great rush to Globe. and consequent inndequacy of accom. modations, White Mountain Lodge and their friends labored under dis advantages in entertaining their dis tipguished visitors, but hsvo given them 6 cordial and as satisfactory re. c~ptlon as the circumstances would admit of.
 On Wednesday evening hanguet-- furnished hy Winnie & Mitchell of the Grotto restaursut-tuok place in the dining room of the Pascoe House. Covers we're laid for one hundred and twenty. Rye persons, aud the assemblsge was such ss it would be difficult to equal in more pretentious towns than Globe, and the feast provided was en- tiicly satisfactory and creditsble to White Mountain Lodge. and ths ca terers. Tue banquet table vas eraced by tLc presence of many ladies, which doubtless had the effect of Guickenipg the alrmbic of the mind on tue part of the speakers who responded to the several 'oasts in such hapry manner.
 Mir. E. H. Cook, W. NJ. of White Mountain Lodge, acted as tosstmaster with eminent satisfaction. Toast was proposed aud responded to as follows,
 Ths Most Worthy Grand Ioige- Bro. J. B. Cramer. TEs Subordinate Lodges-Bfo. A. A. Johns.
 Our Veteran Past Grand Msstera- Bro. J. N. Fred-ricks.
 Masonic Characteristics Bro. c. D. Beldeu.
 Masonry-Rev. Bro. E. o. Me- 1n,ier.
 The Ladies-B Bro. E. II. Cook.
 The responses were instructive and iu happy veiu. which elicited the warm approval of the auditors, es. pecially the r-harks of Rev. McIutier, whose fund of good stories seemed in- exhaustahls. Mote than two hours .re spent IS discussing tue repsst aud iu mental regalemrnt, when at the ap- proach of midnight the sssemblago dispersed, carrying with it instructive thoughts and pleasnrable memories which aill not soon be forgotten.
 Following is tue list of delegates to the Graud Ledge in attendance.
 ". J. Schu!ze, Gila Valley Lodge, F!orence.
 ". c. Truman. Gils Valley Lodge, Florence.
 P. R. Young, Gila Valley Lodge, Florence.
 Geo. H. Kit, Tucson Lodgs. Tucson.
 Geo. I. Shaud, |"
 l.. D. Chilson, '' |"
 Geo. J. Roskruge, Tucson Lodge, Tucson.
 George Montague, Nogales Lodge, Nogales.
 A. Wentworth, King Solomon Lodgej Tombstone.
 W. A. Harwood, King Solomon Lodge, Tombstone.
 J. H. McPh-rson, King Solomon Lodge, Tombstone.
 Scott White, King Solomon Lodge, Tombstone.
 John J. Sweeney, Arizona Lodge, Phoenix.
 J. D. MOnihoh, Arizona Lodge, Phoenix.
 Jos. B. Creamer, Arizona Lodge, Phoenix.
 Geo. H. N. Luhrs, Arizona Lodge, Phoenix.
 Martin W. Kales, Arizona Lodge, Phoenix.
 Charles D. Belden, Arizona Lodge, Pboenix.
 P. P. Parker, Arizona Lodge, Phoenix.
 Morris Goldwater, Aztlan Lodge. Prescott.
 A. A. Johns, Aztlan Lodge, Pres. cott.
 F. G. Brecht, Azf1an Lodge, Pres. colt.
 R. N. Fredericks, Aztlaa Lodge, Prescott.
 W. F. Nichols, Wilcox Lodge, Wilcox.
 E. A. Nichols, Willcox Lodge. Willcox.
 E. L. Shaw, Willcox Lodge, Will COX.
 Walter Douglas, Perfsct Ashlal Lodge. Blsher.
 F. A. Sweet, Psriact AshlAr Lodge, Bisbse.
 c. c. Warner, Perfsct Ashlar Lodge, B,shee.
 James s. Cromb, Coronado Lodge, Clifton.
 E., s. Miller, Flagstaff Lodge, Flag staff.
 E. H. Cook, White Mountain Lodge, Globe.
 J. c. Martin, White Mountain Ledge, Globe.
 T. A.. Pascoe, White Mouptain