Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23
OFFICERS ELECTED bY
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

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 The Arizona state council of the Knights of Columbus was held at Prescott last Saturday and the meet ing is said to have been a most sue leessful one. The Prescott Journal Miner gives the following account lof the meeting. including list of the rev officers and delegates eject ed for the ensuing year: For the first time since the organ izauon of the order. Prescott Satur day had the pleasure and honor of entertaining the Arizona State coun lcn Of the Knights of Columbus Every city in the jurisdiction was represented. and many interested friends and others affiliated with the Organization accompanied the dele gates
 The annual session was convened in odd Fellows Hall at 10 a. m. by Jesse L. Boyce, of Flagstaff. state deputy.
 The following delegates were pres ent. representing all the councils m the territory:
 Giobe-J. H. welch and J. J. Ma Honey
 Bisbee-T. NJ. Kelly and Steve Bra dish.
 Tucson-E J. Menje and A. r.I Martin.
 Phoeniz-L E. Geare and L. F. Bigley
 Flagstaff-G. W. Jackie and G. T. Walls.
 Prescott-H. William Stevens and R. E. Morrison. Also the state officers, who are members of the council: State Dep iuty Jesse l.. Boyce. Flagstaff; Past State Deputy NJ. IE Cassidy. Bisbee State Treasurer F. J. F. Horne, Pres icott; State Chaplain Rev w. d. Meurer, Bisbee, and State Secretary U. H. Welch, Globe i At the morning session the most i important business transacted was ithe adoption of a resolution conunu- ing the campaign before the National lcouncil. at its next meeting. in De troit. in August, for the establishing | of a tuberculosis ssnatorium, to be : located somewhere in the southwest, ! probably in Arizona ! At noon the council adjourned and, ] as guests of Yavapai council, enjoyed an appetizing luncheon at the Yava- | pal club, which was of an informal nature During the repast P. NJ. Kel- ,Iy of Bisbee and Secretary J. II. Welch of Globe, with an intuitiye- ! desire to explore underground work ings, ventured too far into the "stope" and were lost for several minutes. The were found in the timbers, located in a glory hole, when the rescuers returned to the hall to continue deliberations. | Reconvening at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the reports of various state officers were read. showing that the order is in a very nourishing condition in Arizona, numbering about 500 members, an increase of over 100 during the year. !! Bisbee was selected as the place for the meeting of next year, in the .new home now under construction by the council of that city This will be the first council home of the order in Arizona. ! The following state officers were elected:
 State Deputy-H. William Stevens, Prescott
 State secretary-Frank Desouza,
 Phoenix. State Advocate-Andrew p. Martin, 3 Tucson.
 State warden-J II. welch, Globe. ii State Chaplain-Rev. Cipriau Va
 bre. Flagstaff.
 The following delegates to the na.
 uonal convention at Detroit were
 elected:
 State Deputy-H. William Stevens Prescott; alternate, M. E. Cassidy
 Bisbee.
 Past State Deputy-Jesse l.. Boyce
 Flagstaff; alternate. R. E. Morrison Prescott.
 Resolutions were unanimously adopted thanking the Prescott Auto Iclub. the Yavapai club. and the peO DIa of Prescott generally for the cor dial hospitality extended the mem lbers of the order. A vote of thanks
 was also rendered the railroad com lpanies of Arizona for the generous
 rates for the occasion.