The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-15
ELKS TO BEGIN
ACTIVE WORK
Subcommittee Named by Clair
man Lesry.
FEATURES FOR CONVENTION
PREPARATIONS TO WELCOME
THE GRAND EXALTED RULER.
= HARTMAN LEARY had The ru,.. -


ecutive committee together for
couple of hours last night. tn
meeting was attended by about thirty ans
/ convention affairs were attacked with al
I the vigor and enthusiasm of a Kentuck5
/ political campaign.
/ The most important thing accomplished
was the appointment of subcommittee.
/ TO take hold OF the various big features
| of the oneoming session Of the grand
/ lodge After the committees had beer
/ named by the chairman. different matters
I were taken up and referred to them
/ From now on the work viii move for
ward eXDeditiously.
The committee listened to a long talk
/ by Engineer Hayward Of the Utah Light
I q Power company on the possibilities OF
street illumination. and after receiving
{ important suggestions and estimates
from him, concluded TO cXpend not 20 eX-
coed $1,000 on this one feature. The sub
committee was authorized to invite de-
signs and plans for a proper illumination.
together with estimates and bids
The committee has received a good
many offers from big shows aud amuse-
ment people, including Jabour and the
Dig Wild West show, which is to omen
In MissOula during the summer Local
resorts. the Salt Palace and Calder
park are offering Inducements to have
some of the affairs pulled off at those
committee viii have this matter i'm
charge Following Is the list of sub
committees appointed last night by
Chairman LesTy:
List of Subcommittee
Finance-Lester d. Freed. chairman: p.
A. II. Franklin. J. ,. Wood j. Tod Good
win. G. F. Warren, =. J. Geary l.. =.
Bamberger, George Morgan, George T.
Beckstead, J. J. GreenewaId b. T. Ne
A RaneDhnfF
ust Stein, H. j. Faust. jr. ". G. Filler.
Fred G. Dern. Thomas Kearns w a.
Nelden. ". 2. Read David Keith Henry
Newell, George Silks, J. J. Farrell n. Z.
Deardorff. r. G. Wilson. c.. S Woods,
". +. Snyder. James HOgle A. H. Tar
bet J. w Langley. ". II. Clark c. 3.
ROOkIidEe, Joe DedeTich. james Meter
nay. b. A. Hartenstein. C.. J. Crabtree II.
W. Miles, P. J. Moran. w. n. Neon
uahay, t. y. Pitt. George ROmney. jr-. A
s. Watson, Claude w. Freed. T. p
Christensen. William r. Land. H. J.
Mailloux. II. g. Allen. J. G. Leary. Ed
A. Silberstein. Leo Mark, r. T.. Water
man. J. N. Barrett and one representa-
tive each from Ogden Park City and Eu-
reka
Street Illumination and Decoration
James Devine, chairman. F. G. Scbramm
Robert F. Hayward, Warren G.. Bogue.
Grant Hampton, J. J. JudsOn. J. b. King,
John c. Sharp. S. r. Westerfield.
Amusemenfs-M. +, Mulvey. chairman:
Fisher Harris, W. Barnett, Jacob MOritz
w. Il. Dale, Max Peters. G. II. Brink
Parade. S. Daveler. chairman; Major
George s. Young, I. 5. A; General John
Q. Cannon, n q. T.. j. O. Nystrom. E.
F. Holmes. 3. B. Haywood, /. +. Harr.
DR.. J. i. Critchiow, Dr.. Dalrympie. Og-
den, W f. Beer, J. A. Greenewald. Dan
C. LOTUS
Band Concerts-Sam C. Park. chair
man; j. J. Mcclellan. c. S. Fords. f. d
Hahn, George Westervelt.
COncert-W II. Sherman, chairman;
Evan stephens. NJ. A. DOugherty.
man; A w. Raybould, J., G. Ransohoff.
Reception for Pickett.
The entertainment Grand Exalted
Ruler Pickett and the other grand lodge
officers Of the 3. P. Q. z. Will begin with
a reception in the council chamber at
the city and county building. to take
place at $50 tomorrow afternoon. In
vitatiOns are being sent out for the event
and state county and CITY officials will
participate. In the evening the visitors
viii be at the lodge rooms 10 meet all
members Of the local lodge and enjoy
themselves generally.
Thursday morning. shortly after awak-
ening. the guests will be shown the town
BY daylight. An organ recital viii take
place during the afternoon The night
viii be devoted 10 a big social session at
ChriStensen's 8. Held's band will be in at
tendance Judge RONeIS Will make an du-
dress. introducing Mr.. Pickett. the Mick
elberger lodge will be given a burlesque
CaBe-walk is scheduled and there will be
singing and recitstiOns by some Of the
city's talented young women. Besides.
Ben d. Luce will give a treatise on Rocky
mountain scenery.
Elks and their ladies are invited to the
social session and q limited number Of
invitations viii be issued to outsiders.
Montana Elks Coming.
". c.. Mcbride of Butte who was in
the city yesterday, says that fully so
Montana Elks will be In Salt Lake at
the time of the convention in August.
The antlered crowd from Montana viii
all wear white flannel suits. with purple
trimmings and copper badges They viii
he accompanied by the Butte & Boston