The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-17
|. O.O.E. GRANDLO
IN ANNUAL SESSION
S. w. Darke is Elected Grand
Master.
A Hundred DELEGATES
CONTEST OVER SELECTION OF
TREASURES.


The Utah Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows, assembled yesterday at 1. o. Q. F.
hall on Market street in annual session
During the day it was informally stated
that the result of the election had been
as follows for the four leading offices:
Grand master, s w. Darke,. Salt
Lake.
Deputy grand master. Eph Homer of
Grand warden. apr. w. H. Bueher of
Salt Lake
Grand secretary, F. NJ UImer of Salt
Lake.
These officers were elected by vote
of the local lodges. The contest for
treasurer is SO close that none of the
candidates received a majority and
they VIII have to fight it out in the
grand lodge session today. The prin-
ciDa1 candidates for this office. are j. p.
Curtin of Scotield, A. A. Sumner of Og-
den and A. E. Cahoon of Salt Lake.
fhe committee on elections win make
It's report today, and the officers viii
be installed.
Nearly 100 delegates from all over
Utah We're gathered yesterday when the
session was opened by Grand Master
A. T. AfcCanne of Salt Lake. The list
OF those in attendance included such
fayson, G. j. Fisher of Ephraim. w f.
House of Corinne and John johnson.
Committees Appointed
Little was done at yesterdays ses-
sion beyond the work of organization.
The following committees for the ses-
sion and for the ensuing year We're
announced:
Credentials-C. a. Walker. J. L. Boy
den, q. f. Marriott, f. w. Tracy, l.
=
Distribution.--W. o. Carbis. John
Aslsley, j. w Sugden, j. NJ Childs
joseph Treloar
NeereIogy-M NJ. Beaver, L. J., Mill
ner. r. Anderson, Samuel Clark, A. z.
Petitions William p Rowe Patricz
Harlin. ]. Fl. Proctor, Thomas Keelow
Eph Watson.
State Of the Order-L E. Hubbard,
&c: johnson. G. ]. Fisher, w. G. Ritz
ter. H.. p. johnson. a
Mileage and Per Diera-C., "A. Walker,
Frank Hicks. e. r. Patterson, r. NJ
Cornish, Robert Williams.
Returns-N. c Price, II. S. Scott, A
r. Daft, Richard Johns, f. E. Smith.
Ways and Means-W. o. CARTS, J.
A. johnson, George II. Bradley, r.
Johns. A. ]. Moore, Robert Menzies, A.
r. Daft.
EIeetiQnsEE. D, Hoge. W. E. Had
William Featherstone.
Finance-Edward Pearce, Rudolf Aft
W ". Thompson, A. j. Wilson, Isaac
Hadley.l
Appeals. ]. Thomas. A. L. Simondi,
Seorge Arbogast, Theodore Whiteiey,
f. S. Luty, l. f. Hubbard Thomas Gu
Rebekah Degree. NJ. Breeze. w p.
Rave. w. c. Price, Thomas Watkins.
w. r. White. ]. r. G,otter, c. A. Stain.
Laws Of Subordinates-F. Nj. Timer,
II Ill z 7 =
vile, J. H.. Latex.
Legislation--H- g NVardleigh J. NJ
Breeze, J. H. Latey. Warren Foster NJ.
NJ. Beaver. H. w. Musick, J. E. Belts.
Judiciary-E d, Hose, J. J. Thomas,
Edward Pearce, w o. Carbis, F. E.
Straup. Thomas -Cupit William Kneale.
Grand Rep. Reports-E. S. Luty,
Branch Young. Jacob Synder
]. NJ Breeze c. ]. GsoIdbrainsen,
Grand oficers Present.
After the rcilcalIt and report of the
committee on credentials, il was found
that every lodge was represented, and
that the following officers of the grand
lodge were present. Grand Master. A T.
McCanne Of Salt Lake; Deputy Grand
Master S. w. Darke of Salt Lake
Grand Warden Eph Homer of Provo,
1 Grand Secretary F. II. Timer of SAT-
Lake, Grand Treasurer j. }. w atson OF
Eureka. Grand Representatives j. J.
Thomas and w. o. Carbis of Salt Lake
Grand Marshal w. H. Buche3T OF, Salt
Lake, Grand Conductor J. s Cooper OF
. Nephi, Grand Guardian &C. H. Roberts
of Bingham Grand Messen ger A. A
Sumner of Ogden and Grand Chaplain
A. =. Williams of Mt Pleasant. In the
absence Of Grand Herald w. A. Hol-
man of Salt Lake, w s Owens was ap-
pointed TO serve in thai capacity.
During the session Salt Lake lodge
No. and Fidelity lodge No Ii pre-
sented Past Grand Master L. d. Hege
with a jewel, in token of the forty-five
years he has been an odd FeI'ow. Res
oIutions were adopted on the death OF
Past Grand Sire James b. Nicholson OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Several changes in the system of ben
efitS were proposed. but all were voted
down Seterai minor amendments &c
the constitution Will come up today
but no vital issue is expected to develop
1 Salt Lake lodge No 2 entertained the
grand lodge last evening by putting g
neophyte through the work