Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
Western-R. H. Blakely, H. P. Ew-

Western-R. H. Blakely, H. P. Ew- ing.
 Nogales-
 Grand Canyon-R. J. Arey.
 Mountain-William H. Carol, c. M Funston.
 Montezuma-George H. Kelley, ed itor Arizona BulIetin-and Ed L. Shaw.
 C,ifton-Teddie Decker, Ed Leonard. Jsrome-O. w. Strodthoff, Thomas B. Manning.
 On the first day after the organiza- tion the reports of the grand officers were submitted J. A. Knoblock read 3 masterly paper. On Wednesday evening the Calanthe temple No. 2. Rathbone Sisters, the local. lodge gave an informal reception and entertain ment to the local Knights and the wis itors and a delightful evening was spent. The following programme was rendered:
 Solo, vocal, Mrs. Ccurtenay Minty.
 Reading, Miss Helen M Thompson
 Instrumental solo, Mrs. Reese M. Ling of Prescott
 Reading, Miss Emma Hall.
 Quartette, vocal, Messrs. Strodthoff, Minty, Decker and Campbell
 Recitation, May Siedentopf
 
 Reading, Miss Helen Thompson.
 thursday, the second day of the ses- sion, was consumed in the presentation of resolutions affecting the finances and official work of the grand lodge and for the good of the order. In the evening the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan gave public parade and afterwards put through thirty-ive tyros in this side degree There were three 'Eits,'' J. L. Summers and Robert Mitchell of Jerome, and K. E Watson of Prescott With careful nursing and good medical care these three unfortunate Wights may recover
 TCday occurred theelection of officers and closing business of the session The officers elected to serve for the ensuing term are as follows: Past grand chancellor, J. A. Knoblock: grand chancellor, Charles H. Moore of Phoenix; grand vice chancellor, Reese M. Ling of Prescott; grand prelate, George M. Porter of Bisbea; grand keeper of records and seals, Harry Orachman of Tucson; grand master of exchequer, c. H. Coble Of Flagstaff; grand master at arms, Henry Ewing )f Kingman; grand inner guard, E. F. Leonard of Clifton; grand outer guard. AA- O- <AlCS Ol W 4llIdI1S, TSip- cesentative, George H. Schuerman of Prescott; trustee, three-year term, F. P. Secrist.
 Tonight a grand reception and ball will be given the guests Over four lundred invitations have been scnt out and large attendance is assured splendid music has. been engaged. At midnight there will be a banquet, ana tomorrow all will be over and Jerome H1lF again settle down into it's usuel slot Taken all in all it has been a Fery successful session, and the visit DTS all speak highly of their treat nent.
 A daily, dubbed "The Pythian Knight published by the Thompson brothers of the Reporter. and edited y one of the local Pythians, has been | printed for. the three days Of the ses- 'lon at considerable trouble and cost.
 Harry M. Willis came up from Pres 1 'ott to take the grand lodge deeree. md Cha les H. Moore, the high off, | er of the inquisitorial committee of | he D. O. K. K, was also hera with his | instruments of torture.
 Congressional Delegate J. F. Wilson lso came in for the same purpose as dr- Willis, and en passant, has said l ome very nice things of Jerome.
 Joe TamioOrino and MT E. A. Tovrea. of Phoenix, came together a | ew days ago. Tamborino took a shot | | ToVrea, and the latter promptly | ,nocked him down, took the weapon | rom him and might have injured him eriously if the police had not ap- earsd on the scene and stopped fur her hOstilities. Tamborino has been laced under $2,0OO bonds to await he action of the grand jury.
 The case of horseflesh augmentation gainst Esum Stoney was dismissed [ the preliminary examination on mo- lon Of the prosecuting attorney.
 Many invitations have been received y the Jerome friends of Miss Gayle .llen to attend the graduation exer- lses, or commencement day cere- monies, at Mills college, California. rom which institution Miss Allen ill be graduated within few weeks. IT, Allen will go to California and | ring his daughter back with him. She III take post graduate course, either [ Vassar or Wellesly.
 Lily Perkins, the 13-year-old daugh- 7r of F. H. Perkins, architect and laster builder for the copper com any, has revealed a remarkable apti- lde for the instrument of Paderewski. he has only been under instruction pr year and her proficiency is re- larkabIe, but it is the expression in CT performance that r5alIy surprises ne auditor. She possesses in a de- rec the musical temperament, and it lay yet be possible that Jerome shall ecome celebrated as the incubator of pianiste of fame
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