The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-04
MARSHAL LOTUS
NAMES HIS AIDES
Those Who Will Have Charge of
Elks' Parade.
COL. PARK, CHIEF OF STAFF
NEW QUARTERS OF LODGE TO BE
THROWN OPEN TODAY.

THE civic and military committee
met last night in the Elks' club
building. when Grand Marshal Dan
Z LOTUS announced that he had ap-
pointed Colonel Sam C. Park chief of
stan and Master K. K. Clark, son of
W. H. Clark, ma Scot. His aides are
composed of Elks belonging to a num-
Der of lodges all over the country.
Those affiliated with No. SIS are:
George d. Alder, Dr. W. f. Beer.
Charles H. Brink, Arthur ]. Davis NJ
A. Dougherty, DR.. w. L. Ellerbeck
James Gibson. D. r.. Gray, Captain ].
A Greenewald, Grant Hampton. L. F.
Hafr' John f. Hill, jr., ]. B. King. j.
b Lewis, A. L. Lovey, Ben D. Luce,
John G Lynch. Roderick Mckenzie
Captain ]. o. Nystrom, Judge James
ID. Pardee, B. F. Redman, DR.. E. f.
Root, Eugene Roy. w. L.. Shearman.
captain A A Smith, w. F. Snyder,
Edward Sondheim, George Westervelt
Those appointed by Marshal Lotus
from the visiting lodges follow: T. S.
Feeney, No. 71s. Ogden; Phil X Cor
don and 7. E. Dunn, No. 3, San Fran
cisco: r. A. keenan,, No. 624, Rock
Springs. Wyo.; WaIther Wolf and M.
NJ Murtaugh. No. 674, Pocatello, Ida:
j. H. McCrystal, No. Ill, Tintic, Eu-
reka, Utah; Charles H. Bodwell, Fred
A. Montgomery. Thomas w. Lane, No.
146, Manchester, n. H.; Sam Samuels,
No. 8. Cincinnati, o.; EIkan Morgen-
stein and Jake Leviberg, No. 90, Sc
attic, Wash; w. /. Brooks. No. so. Lin
coin, Neb.; /. Mattingby, No 240, Butte,
Mont
After much discussion it was decided
to change the hour of the parade from
the afternoon to the morning so as not
10 conflict with the sessions of the
grand lodge. The feature of the civic
parade will be the presence of the gov
eminent and state troops An effort
will be made to get all the outside COM
panies Of the guard to Salt Lake to
participate in that pageant.
To Open New Building.
At sunrise this morning the stars
early breezes over the EIks' new build
Ing in honor of another anniversary of
the Declaration of Independence, and
the seTni-official occupation by the Best
People on Earth of their partially COM
pleted quarters. The reading and card
rooms are furnished and at noon the
billiard and pool tables viii be in place
and ready for use. The building is
now electric lighted from top to bot
NOAu anu CdH ne uSc0 dl I1lSut Tie Same
as during the day.
Work has been begun on the cleo
trical illumination for the grand lodge
and reunion. r. w. Nichol, who was
awarded the contract. had a force of
men working almost all day yesterday
stringing wires on Main street between
First South and Second South. At the
request OF the illumination committee
he has promised to string that block
with the festoons that the members
can CLEAN a general idea as to what
the whole effect viii be. The commit
tee will meet this afternoon in the club
building when il is expected that the
additional set pieces, which will form
a part of the electrical display, will be
decided upon. Three have already been
Two additional ones will be
chosen.
1t was unanimously decided to change
the, date of the executive committee
meetings from Monday TO Thursday
evenings, so as not to conflict with the
city council