The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-28
KNIGHTS COLUMBUS
TAKE IN BIG CLASS
Sixty-Nine Names Added to the
Roster in Initiation
Here Sunday.
LOCAL MEMBERSHIP Is
GIVEN A BIG BOOST
Following EXemplilicatiOn of
Degree Work, Big Banquet
Is Spread.

Knights of Columbus were In posses
zion of Salt Lake Sunday, and the city
was glad OF II. SiXty-ninc candidates
were initiated into the order and, fol-
lowing the inltia,ory exercises. the new
members and old 10 the number Of 100
az 500 sat down To big banquet. Be
tween 200 and 800 took part In and Wit
messed the Initiation.
The initiation was n Joint affair. Salt
Lake City. Eureka and Park City being
represented. Eleven OF the candidates
were from Eureka. twenty-five from Park
City, and tee rest thriy-sl from here
The candidates were shown the mysteries
OF the order in the locai iodgcroom on
West First South street. the biG hall be-
Ing filed. The Salt Lake team cNompll-
fed ably the work y the first and sec
3nd degrees, the third degree being given
by The Ogden team under the direction
Of Judge w. l. MaElnps and J II De
vine. The work began al 1880 in the
afternoon and lasted until about ! o'clock
Following the finishing of the initiatory
work the tnights repaired 10 the Elec
irical Workers hall AT II West First
South street and sat down 20 the banquet
in the neighborhood Of 800 covers were
laid. the tables being preitily decorated
with flowers. Roy T. Byrue acted as
TO toasts, several being impromp,u:
Grand knight, James Stack, Of Eure-
ka: Mayor John T. Walsh, OF Park City;
Grand knight Reilly, of Goldncld. Jlmo-
thy Kinney. of Wyoming; Judge W. L.
Maginnis and j. ~. Deyinc. OF Ogden:
rather Gqeym9rd, George Gibson
Grand Knight James I(ileen and .IapcG
lvers of Salt Lake city.
The Park CITY knights chartered
special 10 come TO salt Lake, 1t being
estimated that there were 200 visitors
here from that place. ogden sent about
seventy-nve, and there was n good sized
delegation from Eureka Individual
knlgnis were here from all over the
The initiation SUNDAY raises the NOM
hership or the local order 10 the neigh
borhood OF 200. making il = strong or
wise, '''''s' Guy 80 "'' "S ''''''
List Of Candidates.
The list OF candidates follows. John I.
Brennan. Clare ". Bump i. i. Burke
George a. Callahan. Harry y. Connaly.
Peter Hugh Cannon, Iohn c. Dwyer.
John Daley, Philip Fineean. Francis Y.
Fitzgerald, J. j.. Tanning, Dr. William
7. Gleason. T. \. Helringer Harold r.
mine, Hugh Kilkinney. Timothy Kinney,
lehman, James p. McI5nany, Edward
Mccormick, Lawrence Morkin. Bernardo
MeclIenburg, William w. O'Brien
Michael Powers. John i, Riley. John Nj
Roberts, Quillan q. sullivan, John 3. Ste
phens. Fred G. West. Joseph Sullivan.
Erank Lark, Van Horn l.. Wood, J.
The new members Of the Eureka coun-
Gil are. G. j. Hannfln. John Kelso A
Brennan. John Diamond, Henry Brannon,
John Donnelly. Timothy ONeiiI. n
o'Neill, T, Leary, J. McKendry and T.
Downic.
The Park City candidates were: Law
renee Cunningham, Robert Hurry, John
McAvoy. Z. +. Ryon, Charles Tracy, Will
liam Donaehy, Richard Fleming John
Connerford Joseph Burns. Joseph Clark
John Payne Joseph Payne, Clarence
Payne Patrick McAvoy. John Mclean,
Michael Henry. John Fleming, John Mar
tin, ". Deason, William Quinn, Joseph
Jeaby and Thomas Hynes
Music in our Grill Room from TO
s every evening Royal Cafe.