The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-05-19
STATE AERIE OF EAGLES
HOLDS SESSION IN FkLLON
FRANK G. FOLSOM OF RENO
ELECTED STATE PRESIDENT.
Goldfield Selected as Meeting Place
of Next State Aerie
in May, 1916.

practically every subordinate Aerie
in the State was present. The first
days session was taken up with the
reading of reports from the various
Aeries, the transaction of general
routine business and the election of
the officers who will control the
destinies of the Order for the en-
suing year.
Following is the list of new Of
ficials:
j. Emmett Walsh of Goldfield,
Junior Past State President
Frank J. Folsom of Reno, State
President
Henry M. Lillis of Las Vegas,
State Vice President.
J. c. Thompson of Goldfeld,
State Chaplain.
{. L. Richards of Tonopah. State
Secretary.
w b. Evans of Tonopah, State
Treasurer.
Lloyd d. Smith of Las Vegas,
State Conductor.
NJ. r. Penrose of Yerington, State
Inside Guard.
D. w. Quill of Carson City, State
Outside Guard.
VIM. Cooking of Virginia City,
State Trustee
]. Emmett Walsh was elected
representative to the Grand Aerie
which meets at Spokane, Washing
ton, In August next.
Goldfeld was selected as the
meeting place of the next State
Aerie in May, 1916.
Following is list of the dele
gates and the Aories they represent:
Reno Aerie, No. 207--Dr. r. F.
Kane. F. G. Folsom. Sam Johnson,
=. =. Whitney. August Jones.
Tonopah Aerie, No. 271-Wm.
Travert. C. L. Richards. w. B. Ey-
ans. N. NJ Mccormick.
Esmeralda .Aerie, No. 964--J.
Emmett Walsh. J. G. Thompson.
Clyde 2. Johnson, ]. II. Murphy.
Carson Aerie, No. 1006--C. l..
Deadly, T. ]. Heidenreieh, d. w.
Quill, John Olding.
Fallon Aerie, No. 1447-George
Lewis, J. p. Schneider.
Las Vegas Aerie No. 1213-Lloyd
D. Smith, Henry NJ. Lillis.
comstoek Aerie, No. 523-Wil-
liam Cooking.
Yerington Aerie, No, 1696-Dun-
can Mckenzie, M. r. Penrose, E. A.
Dillon, John Martin.
Frederick Hughes of Yonkers,
New York, was present at the pro-
ceedings as special Deputy Grand
President for the purpose of visiting
the State Aerie. Mr.. Hughes enjoys
the distinction of being the Grand
Treasurer of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles of the United States.
An evening session was held Mon
day, after which the Eagles ad-
ionrned to Palace hall where a
luncheon had been spread and the
evening was passed in discussing the
refreshments, both solid and liquid,
that had been prepared for their de-
lectation. and in listening to toasts
and speeches. Judge Il. E. Winters
acted as toast master and filled the
position with judicious mixture of
humor, temperance, prudence and
justice. State President Walsh
spoke Interestingly and forcefully
on the duties of the members of the
Order to their Aeries and to the OBJ
legations of charity and beneyolence
which were the foundations of the
fraternity.
Grand Treasurer Hughes paid a
high tribute to the workings of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles as he had
witnessed their work in his official
travels over the country. He was
followed by several others who
spoke along the same general lines,
all breathing the spirit of good fell
lowsl1ip and devotion to the honor
ed fraternity of which they are mem
bers.
Yesterdays proceedings were TAX
en- up in the discussion of series
of resolutions, the nature of which
was not disclosed, but which called
for extended discussion. In the
afternoon the new officers were In
stalled.
Las evening a dance was given at
the Pavilion, which was attended by
large crowd of Eagles and their
friends and was greatly enjoyed.
Past President Walsh has request
ed us to express the thanks of the
visiting delegates for the hearty re.
ception that has been accorded
them during their visit to this city
many of whom were here for the
| first time.
There will be competitive drill
at the session of the State Aerie al
Goldfeld next year in which all the
Aeries are expected to enter teams.