Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-26
FRATERNAL ORDERS
 OF COPPER CITY
LIST OF LODGES AND THE PRE.
 SIDING OFFICERS.
Like the Churches They Were Early on the Ground and Have Aided
 Materially in City's Growth.

Douslas. Arizona. Dec. 25. (SpecialJ
 Like the churches and the schools the fraternal organizations were early on the ground in Douglas. and most of the leading lodges are represented in this city with a strong, thriving lodge, with active and enthusiastic officers and members. and most of them are growing rapidly.
 The Elks lodge is the only one hay ing hall furnished by themselves ex- clusiveiy for their own use. The Ma sons have a hall, but it is leased to several of the other orders. Besides these two halls there is the Genar- dini and the Irene, where the rest of the orders meet. All of them have comfortable, well furnished rooms to meet in and as a rule the meetings are well attended.
 The following is a list of the lodges in town with the date of organization. place of meeting. number of members and list of officers:
 Rathbone Sisters.
 The Rathbone Sisters, Royal Tem- pie, was organized in November, 1908. Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Masonic Hall. Has 40 members. l The officers are as follows: May | shannon, M. E. C.; Amanda Finley, l excellent junior; Catherine Munson. | excellent senior; Irene Ehlig, mana | ger: Anna Barrett, NJ. of R. E.; Bes- sic Herr, M. of F.; Julia Miller, P. of | T.; Emma Williams, G. of O. T.
 Woodmen Of the World.
 Douglas Camp No. 1o Woodmen Of | the World. was organized March II, 1903. Meets every Friday evening in Genardini Hall Has 114 members. The following are the officers: R. W. Arthur, past consul commander; W. H. Fisher, consul commander; J. K. Bates, advisor lieutenant; c. B. Yett, banker; E. F. Fisher. clerk; E. Seeley, escort; Y. Davis, watchman; D. J. Genardini, sentry; w. A. Greene, L. B. Robinson. physicians; W. G. Me Donald, manager third term.
 Woodmen's Circle.
 The Woodmen's Circle, Shelter City Grove, was organized July 24, 1903. Meets avery Monday night in Genardini hall. Has 3S members The following are the officers: Mrs. J. A. Miller, guardian; Julia Allen, ad- visor lieutenant; Mollie Smith, bank CT; E. F. Fisher. clerk; Agnes Mo Carthy, magician; Lulu Omstead, at tendant; Susie Erskine. inner senti- nel; w. H. Fisher. outer sentinel: G | F. brennan. L. V. Ballard, Kate Raser, 1 managers.
 Independent Order Redmen.
 The Independent Order Of Redmen, Geronimo Tribe No. +. was organ ized June Is. 1903. Meets every Thursday night in Irene nall. Has SS members. The following are the of- fcers: ". E. Lindley, sachcm; Thom- as A. Green, senior sa2hem; N. B. Eastland, junior sachem; ]. S. Ora ham, prophet; H. Schmiding, Pat Smith, trustees.
 Fraternai Order of Eagles. The FraternaI Order of Eagles, Co chise Aerie No. 951, was organized I January s. 1905. Meets every Tues day night in Irene hall. Has 107 meIn- Is bers. The following are the officers: W. H. Fisher. presiden:; ". ]. Nc. Donald, vice president; H. c. BucIpler. Y chaplain; J. w. Mullen, secretary; J. If S Graham, treasurer; J. s. Gasso- way, conductor; M. J. Cope, inside Ii guard; W. F. Eson, outside guard; N F A. Greene, physician; E. D. Herr, J. A. Miller, E. F. Fisher. trustees.
 Masonic Lodge. s The Masonic lodge, Mt. Moriah No. ] 19. was organized February, 1902. It Meets every Tuesday evening n Ma D sonic Hall. Has 50 members. The following are the officers: Dr. W. A. f Greene, W. M.; c. A. Overlook, s. w; P c. McMulIen, J. w; J. L. Stam- t baugh. treasurer; A. A. Hopkins, sec retary. I(
 Fraternai Brotherhood.
 The Fraternal Brotherhood, Doug las lodge No. 235, was organized June II, 1902. Meets every Wednesday evening in Genardini hall. Has SS members. The following are the off cers: Ernest E. Hill, past president; John IgO, president; David Davis, vice president; Mary G. Miller, secre- tary; William H. Finley, treasurer; Mollie Smith, chaplain; William Por ter, master at arms; Ella E. Knight. sergeant; Mary Donahue, inside door keeper; Frank Hubbard, outside d1Cc- keeper.
 Ladies of the Maccabees.
 The Ladies of the Maccabees sulaI- ter Hive No. 5. was organized in Jan uary, 1905. Meets the first and third Tuesdays in Masonic Hall. Has 35 members. The following are the off, cers: Mrs. Lillian Seaman, past lady cOnnmandpr. Mra Effa Dr,g;1 Ioa..