Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
EAGLES BUILD
STATE AER|E

flew rapidly and perched where they
pleased i'll Ierington on Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday OF this week The
occasion was the organization OF a
State Aerie III icrington On Sun
day evening the Eagle Hall was we'll
filled to listen 20 speakers in behalf OF
the Order The guests were made wei
come to The city by the Mayor WAC
extended them the freedom OF the
town. ard the meeting was presided
over by w. j. Mckenzie. Secretary OF
the Yerington Aerie
Judge l.. J. Davis. of Reno Aeric,
No 207, was then introduced and gave
brief address on the objects Of the
Order He made nice little talk and
WAS roundly applauded.
The next speaker was p ]. Me-
Carran. also Of Reno Aeric. Mr.. Nc
Carran made splendid address on the
benefits 1f fraternity. and dwclt at
length upon the significance OF the
words which are the motto OF the Or
der of Eagles-Libcrty. Truth Justice,
Equality His address was closely
followed by all in the audience and Z
hearty round OF applause greeted his
closing remarks.
c. l.. beady, OF Carson Aerie, then
spoke on the principles OF the Order
and made a splendid address.
J. G. Thompson, w T.. of Esmer-
aida Acrie, then gave a history of the
Aeres in the State and the good
which had accomplished by the Order
told a funny story and wound up by
giving Mr.. McCarran boost for the
Supreme Judgeship He was roundly
applauded
J. Emmett Walsh. Of 1i,meraldd
Aeric. and C. S. Richards. of Tonopah
Acrie. spoke from the floor and told OF
the great good the Order had done
IN their respective communities. the
latter mentioning the fact that the
Eagles had expended S2S.0OO during
the epidemic OF sickness III Tonop th
some years ago in taking care Of six
BrGthers
The meeting then closed after The
Chairman had announced that there
would be a free dance III the hall the
next evening.
On Monday the delegates got down
10 business. On roll-cali ~ was found
that nine OF the fifteen Aeries IN the
State were represented, the following
being the delegates;
Reno Aeric 207-Ftank Folsom,
VIM. Thompson. Z. Kinney, l.. J..
Davis. p. A. McCarran, II. Strassber=.
Cleve Leonasi.
Tonopah Aerie 27l-C. l.. Richards,
I'D Malley. VIM, Hawke. Henry kel
ley. VIM Walker.
Carson Aerie lO06-C. l.. Deadly,
Fred Chappell, d w Quill.
Esmeralda Aerie 94oJ Emmitt
Walsh, ]. G. Thompson, J. \. Cody,
John 7. Murphy, II. j. McClosky.
Comstock Aerie-S23-J S. PETE
son
Manhattan Aeric i422-N. p, Nei
son. c. ii. Cameron.
Falon Aerie l4E-John Burnham,
James Smith, Wm Sanford.
Yerinton Aerie l6oo-D. w Me
kenzie. h. IT, Reymers, \. A. Chs
holm.
The officers elected for the Nevada
State Aerie are as follows:
President-D w Mckenzie. oi
Aerie No. 1000: Vice President, {. l..
Dead. OF Aerie No. 1000 Chaplain, ".
NJ. Dandurand of Aeric No 525; Sec
retary. c. Lconasi, Of Aerie No. 2o/;
Conductor. James Smith, of Aerie No
l447; !. c.. n. A, Nelson. of Aerie No.
l421: @. G.. c. H. Cameron, OF Aerie
No. l422.
The Trustees are + Folsom. 3t
Reno Aerc. to serve three years y
II. Reymcrs. of Yerington Aerie' to
serve two years, and c l.. Richard V
of Gold6cld Acrie, to serve one year.
Dir. ]. L. Mastcrson, Aerie physician
of Tonoah Acrie. and a member ot the
Yerington Acrie. was chosen State
Aeric phys~ian.
This ended the labors and on Tues
day nearly all the visiting delegates
left for their homes. declaring they
had cnjoyed a splendid time, and y
number Of them figuring on com'ag
To y crington to locate.
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