The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-11
Acouaintances Renewed.

DUrTnE a part
III nearly noon Mt tho place Of meeting In the
Odd Fellows building the room was crowded
by visitors and residents and pleasant time
was spent informally In renewing old
acaunlntances and forming new oncs.
In the afternoon tho ladies took advantage
OF sight -Eaeing cars and enjoyed q ride about
Salt Lake. Later they attended an organ
oital at the Tabernacle, for which Commander
Tanner left the cncampmcnt meeting before
The principal work OF the encampmcnt was
the passing of resolutions and the election and
installation OF officers for tho ensuing year
the nnal adjournment occurring about 6
O'Clock.
on Commander Tanners arrival he found
whiting for him a telegram that had como
by way OF Washington. d C. from San
Francisco. relative to conditions in that city.
10 which no sont answer The kilograms
oro sclf-oxplanatory and follow;
Telegram to Commander.
Tanner. Commander Chief Grand Army OF
Republic, Salt 1nke-A. d. Cutler, chairman.
formed following telegram from him repeated
TO you ,- -
appointed G. A. 4. relief committees Of
twenty five with full powers and instructions
20 corporate with military authorities and
Red Cross society. Please Issue circular d.
rcctinR all contributions TO DO forwarded an
follows: Supplies and clothing to 1I22 Turk
strect money 10 C II Blnn United states
custom house. headquarters. ll30 Eddy street.
Money preferable 10 supplies. Eight hundred
families OF Civil war veterans destitute. An
Shall appeal In general order conform to
this request or Will YOU consult Department
TwEEDALE.
Corporal" Tanners Reply.
Commander Tanners reply was as follows
Col John Twecdalo. Fendail building Head
quarters G.. a. r.. Washington. D C.:-Rush
appeal al once TO order nj large. Ask press
associations TO also give IL fullest publicity.
JAMES TANNER Commandcr-in- Chief.
Greeting to Tanner.
In tho resolutions adopted by tho cncomp-
ment tho comrades felioitatcd themselves over
the presence OF our loved and hopored COM
der 10 him q soldiers greeting. thank him
Tor his great and manifold services rendered
by him in season and out OF to hi,
war OF the Rebellion, and pray thnt his useful
honored life may long be spared to his family
comrades and country,
The resolutions also expressed appreciation
TO the patriotic women for their work OF
> charity; TO public officials. citizens. the Com
mcTclel club and tho newspapers for assist
nDco IN enabling them TO receive and enter-
tain their commandor-in chief They extend
ed urgent request for all old soldiers To
5oin tho order. they recommended that uni
forms be worn at oil public appearances They
expressed tho hope that the national cncamp-
ment would some time be held in Salt Lake
and lastly they pledged themselves to indlv-
idually contribute 10 the relief of tho destitute
comrades and their families In San Francisco
Election Of Officers.
Tho ofncert elected follow the installa alton
being conducted by Past Grand Commander H
c. Wnrdleigh OF Ogden:
Department commander-B NJ. Spcrry. Park
City.
Senior vicc-commander-N D. Corscr Salt
Lake.
Junior Accommodation S Boreman,
Ogdon.
Chaplnin-Rev. DR. T j Talbot. Salt Lake
Medical director-J X Allen. Ogden.
Delegate TO national cncompment at Min
neapolis. August 1s 1860 W A ScbncI
salt Lake: alternate. E. w Tatiock. salt
Lake
Appointive officers.
Tho officers appointed were:
AdJutant- -gencrnl-R. c.. Sleater Solt aka
Quartcrmnster- -general-Altred Kent
Council OF odministration-D. II HemphuIl
Salt Lake: Alfred Kent, solt Lake. W. L..
Alfred Saxey. Provo
Death Roll for Year.
Those who have died within tho year and
who constitute the roll of honor wero.
William ii. Clark. E. Fifteenth Iowa In
fnntry. Ogden.
Benton cole. X Sixteenth Indiana Infantry
Ogden
David Clare. S, Fourteenth Illinois cavalry.
Ogden
William Dynes. Twenty seventh infantry.
Patrick Donnelly. Fifth Washington, D. G..
battery. Salt Like.
L N, Elliott. Forty-hfth IOWA infnntnry.
Salt Lake
w. II. Ferry. Fourth Michigan infantry.
Salt Lake
James PcrkInp, NJ Fifty-third Kentucky in
fnntry. Salt Lake.
den '" '''' '"io"'r'' oE-
L F. willinms. k. Third California In
fantJy. Carn, New
Commander and Mrs. Tanner Will leave for
Tho East Friday afternoon and will attond
greetings OF the veterans Denver, Lincoln
Seb-, and Galesburg Ill. on their way home