Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-11
(. 4, R. VETERANS
ELECT OFFICERS.
s,t l.akers Come In For a
Big Share Of Pc.
sitlons.
RECITAL FOR COMMANDER.
c.,.rnor Cutler Delivered an Address
M Welcome--Nirs. Tanner Spoke
ON Work OF Red Gross Society.

The G. A. r. veterans chose the fol-
wing officers at yesterday afternoon
.,,on when they were also installed
! oaIce by Past Grand Commander H.
wardleigh Of Ogden;
pspartment commander-B. NJ, sper-
90 parke city.
R..nIor commandment. y. Cors-
., salt Lake.
Junior commander-Jacob s.
p,rsman ogden.
chaplain--Rev. DR.. r. j. Talbot Salt
Medical Director---J. X. Allen. Ogden.
nalegate TO National Encampment at
wnnes polls, Aug. 10 1860. w. A.
s"bneu Salt Lake. alternate, II. w.
ratock. salt Lake.
Adiutant General--R. G. Sleater, Salt
LAKE, , .,s.s -.
cmncll OF Administration II.
u,mnhIll salt Lake; Alfred Kent, Salt
INC, W. l.. Russell. Ogden; W. d.
gasan. Park City; Alfred Saxey, Provo.
those who have died within the year
and who constitute the roll OF honor
we're.
William II. Clark, Z, Fifteenth Iowa
infantry. Ogden.
Bsnton Cole, X, sixteenth Indiana In.
isnuy, ogden.
David Glare, s, Fourteenth Illinois
cavalry, Ogden.
william Dynes. Twenty seventh in.
hntry, Salt Lake.
Patrick Donnelly. Fifth Washington,
D G.. battery. salt Lake.
l. \. Elliott, Forty-iifth Iowa infan-
trv Salt Lake.
W. II. Ferry Fourth Michigan Infan-
try, Salt Lake.
James Perkins. NJ. Ffty-thlrd Ken
lucky infantry, salt Lake.
j. A. sankey, Sixtieth Ohio infantry
ogden,
Infantry, Carlln, New.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
At the same session the following
resolutions were passed.;
II is resolved that We felicitate our
selves upon being favored with the
presence Of our beloved and honored
Ommander-ln-chicf. James Tanner.
hat we tender TO him soldiers greet
Ink, thank him for the great and mani
fold services rendered by him In season
and out Of season TO his comrades who
Served with him in the great war OF
the Rebellion. and pray that his useful.
honored life may long be spared to his
family comrades and country.
Resolved, That our earnest thanks
are due and are hereby rendered 10 the
state and city officials, the CONNER
clal club, the citizens and newspapers
II Salt Lake for substantial assistance
band courtesies in enabling us to proper
~ receive and entertain our COM
chief, visiting comrades ana
Friends IN attendance upon this en-
'campmcnt,
Resolved, That We express our warm
appreciation TO the patriotic women
Of the Woman's Relief corps and Circle
Of the c. A. n. Tor their works OF char
fly and helpfulness during the past
year, and we trust that in zeal and
harmony they will continue their un-
selfish labors
Resolved, That we extend a cordial
invitation TO all old soldiers OF the
war Of the Rebellion who have not al
ready Joined the Grand Army Of the
Republic to do so without further de-
lay and assist us IN our patriotic and
charitable work.
Resolved, That our special thanks are
due TO our valued friend. Judge Good
win for his able, patriotic and ap-
preclatlye editorial printed on Satur-
day, May 8. 1906 and that a copy OF the
SAME be spread upon the records OF
this ehcampment and be published IN
lie proceedings
Resolved Thar .ahAr,uh hnnA
that the Grand Army viii some day
honor us by holding it's annual en-
campment I'm our beautiful city en-
shrined in the great mountains on the
shores Of the great inland sea, and
promise If they viii so honor us, that
With the manifold charms and at
fractions Of our state and with thu
hospitality OF our citizens we VIII give
them so enjoyable a time that II will
always remain bright spot In their
Resolved, That post commanders are
requested to use their efforts TO induce
mo comrades to procure uniforms to
ne worn AZ post meetings and at all
public appearances.
Resolved, That the thanks of the
'omrades are rendered TO the retiring
'ficcrs for their efficient services dur.
ng the past year.
Resolved, That having Just been In
'ormed by our -chief
nat 500 families Of comrades Of the
irand Army living In San Francisco
ave lost all In the great catastrophe
md are now IN restitution, that our
learts 20 out TO them in their distress,
ma mat we pledge the comrades of this
apartment to each and all contribute
2 ther necessities to the full extent
y their ability.
NJ. NJ. KAIGHN,
y. ID. CORSER,
II. r. SNYDER,
A u EIrEI,JIN(.