The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-22

grand vice chancellor, Edward Pike
grand prelate. Thomas NJ. Patton
grand keeper of records and seal, Henry
grand keeper Of record and SEAL Henry
qued George r. Stoney; grand master
at arms. Walter W Bessell; grand in
ner guard, Thomas j. Lamph; grand
outer guard. Calvin L. Seabright
The representatives from the different
lodges of the order throughout the
state are:
Myrtle, No. Fired w. Gardner
William H. Young, II. w. futile, Zeno
Barnes.
ogden. No. FL. H. Meid, r. S. Joyce
H H. Rolapp, A. T. Hestmark, c. P
ROCKY Mountain, No. 81. NJ. Breeze.
Sig Simon, Richard Baker, j. H. Nc
Callum.
Park, No. w A Radon. B. NJ.
Speery. Nj A Hancock.
Calanthe No. George Osmond, F.
L Gunnell. George W. Hardman.
Mingo, No. 6-Charles Anderson, B.
]. Camp.
Queen City, No. ii. B. Robb, r.
Kuchler.
Thomas Wilson
RathbGnc, No. IS. A. Harrison, j..
S. Patterson.
Garden City. No 1O-C. H. Ward F.
J. Boorey.
Monitor. No. 11-John G. Robinson,
Joseph Ward.
Zion, No. 12-H. w. Early, w. E.
Evans, w W. Wiscomb.
Eagle, No. 13-Reese Job, B. F. CAT
fey, H. Duerdon, John Horn. Ed Ed
wards.
Bonneville. No 14-Israel Evans, ].
z. Campbell.
Onward, No. ia. ]. Lee, L. o. Hoff-
man.
Resolute, No. 1s-George Z. Edwards,
w. ]. Kayler, n. Bush.
Oquirrh No. 17-H. n. Standish, John
Brown
After the roll of committees had been
called. vacancies We're filled and the
reports of the committee on credentials
adopted.
Twenty-one- past chancellors were ad-
rnitted to membership in the grand
lodge.
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Supreme Representative Carl F. Kue-
hnIe of the grand domain of Iowa be-
ing present, was called upon for a
speech The gentleman made an elo-
quent address. referring incidentally to |
a number of subjects pertinent TO the
good of the order and the members
thereof and was warmly applauded on
conclusion.
-
Rolapp of Ogden, expressing his re-
gret at his inability to attend on ac-
count of business, but promising to be
present today.
SYMPATHY FOR PARK LODGE.
Resolution read and adopted express
fng profound sympathy with Park City /
lodge No. in their great loss by fire, /
and offering them every assistance that |
might be needed
A proposition TO pay the dues Of all |
members who may desire to enlist in /
the service of the United States gov
eminent was deemed a proper subject |
for each subordinate lodge to decide
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the afternoon resolution was
adopted endorsing the res
olutions passed by the California grand
lodge, nominating Stanton L. Carter
of that state for supreme vice chan
cellor at the convention to be held in
Indianapolis in August.
Supreme Representative Edward w.
DuEcan. on behalf of himself and wife, |
extended an invitation to ali members
of the grand lodge and their wives TO
partake of ice cream and strawberries
at his house at $50 p. m. The invita-
ton was accepted and vote of thanks
Oquirrh lodge No. II was granted
charter in lieu of its warrant.
A resolution was passed after a Spir-
tied discussion, limiting the represen-
tation of the subordinate lodges from
one for each Is members above the :
number allowed for their charter, to
One only for each so.
A proposition to decrease the amount
allowed for mileage was laid on the !
table indefinitely.
A number of matters of legislation
pertinent to the order were discussed,
md several amendment to grand stat
ties adopted after which a recess was
until A. m. today. /