Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-30
YOUNG GIRL STABBED AT CHICO.
Visit of Secretary Thompson to the Mare
Island Dry Dock.
FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Encouraging Harvest Prospects in Por-
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CALIFORNIA.
Grand Council, Imp. o. R. M.-EleetIon of

Grand Council, Imp. o. 4. M.-ElectIon of
Officers.
STOCKTON, July 29th.-The Great Council
met this morning, Henry A. Chase, G. s.,
presiding.
Representative Grove L. johnson, from
the Committee on Legislation, reported
answers to certain queries heretofore pro-
pounded, as follows First, that Degree
Council could not perform the ceremony of
adoption; second, that the subject of with
drawal cards is fully treated by the constitu-
ton and bylaws Of the Tribes; third, that
any member of an extinct Tribe who has
been suspended for non-payment of dues
could be reinstated by paying to the Great
Chief of Records one great suns dues, and
receiving from him q withdrawal certificate
that he could present this certificate to any
Tribe OF the jurisdiction in the same manner
as withdrawal card, and be admitted
member of the Tribe.
The reports were adopted.
Representative Grove l.. johnson also re-
ported plan for founding an endowment
fund, which plan was adopted unanimously.
The Advisory Committee and the Committee
on Legislation were directed to meet together
as soon as practicable and prepare details for
the working of the plan.
The Great Sachem was instructed to see
that the stock belonging to this Great Coun-
ell in the San Francisco Red Mems Hall
Association be represented at the meetings of
the stockholders of said association.
Representatives Martin Alexander and
George Turner were appointed special COM
mittee to examine and report at the next ses-
sion as to whether this Great Council is
legally incorporated or not.
The Great Council then took recess until
2 o'clock P. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Great Council reassembled at o'clock,
and elected Great Chiefs for the ensuing
Great Sun, as follows: Great Sachem, Eu-
gene Lehe of Montezuma Tribe, No. IS;
Great Senior Sycamore, j. A. Filcher of
Delaware Tribe, No. As; Great Junior Saga
more. J. f. Pinkham of Miantanomah Tribe,
No. 9; Great Prophet. Henry A. Chase of
Iritaha Tribe, No 6 Great Chief of Records,
H. S. Vim of Yuba Tribe, No. As: Great
Keeper of Wampum, Adam Smith of Man
zanita Tribe, No. 4 Great Representative,
Trustees-DavisL ouderback of Aliantanomah
Tribe, No. 8; J. P. H. Wentworth Of Poca-
hontas Tribe, No. Il; B. F. Josselyn of So
toyome Tribe, No. IL. The newly-elected
Great Chiefs were then duly raised up by
Past Great Sachem M. S. Thresher.
The thanks of the Great Council we're then
rendered to the press of the State for favors
extended, and particularly to the local press
Of Stockton.
The thanks of the Great Council were ten
dered to the tribes OF Stockton for courtesies
rendered to the Great Council and the mem
bers thereof also to Henry A. Chase for the
impartiality of his acts as presiding officer of
this Great Council.
The official bonds of the District Deputies
were fixed at $500.
Great S4chen Eugene Lebe, OH behalf Of
the Great Council, presented to the retiring
Great Sachem, Henry A. Chase, fine watch
and chain. The presentation was accom-
panied BY a neat speech from Great Sachem
Eugene Lehe, and was responded TO by the
recipient in a feeling reply.
The thanks of the Great Council were eX
tended to the Resident Physician of the In
sane Asylum, brother Shurtletf, for his court
estes to the representatives. of this Great
Council who are sojourning in Stockton, in
conducting them through the Insane Asylum,
etc
These appointments were made, and the
persons duly raised up to their respective
Chieftaincies Geo. w. Whitleck, Great
Sanap; Charles E. Spencer, Great Mes
hinewa; DR.. J. I. Farley. G. G. of W.; j.
Ii. Josseyln, G. G. of T.
appointed: Appeals-Grove L. johnson, of
Tribe No. SO; J. z. FL. Wentworth, of No
IL !; J. A. Rapp, of No. 40; J. p. Counts, of
No. Ia Ed. NJ Martin, of No. 80; +. H.
Parkin of No. 10; Geo. Turner, of No. IL.
egislation-Geo.iB. Katzenstein, of No. IA ;
John johnson, of No. 81; Charles Il.
Spencer, of No. Is; Fred Brandt, of No. u
J. L. Geiger, of No. 81. Law and Usage
Benjamin T. Josseyln, of No. u; Ed. G.
uoDkirS of No Al. NJ Datarsnp and NJ
NJ. Rotersky, of No. g.; S. Nj. Irwin.
of No. IL. State of the Order-Ed. w.
Culver. As; j. D. Thomas, "a; J. w. Will
liams, %; L. Sellman, 35; f. Newhoff, AZ.
Finance-P. Milljken, IA NJ Lessen, 3 S.
B. Cooley, %; w. NJ. Belts, 10; M. Fro
ment, &C. Charters and petitions--H. c.
McKelvey, 40; H. S. Gray, 4; j. A. Patton,
Al; j. Turner, "a; Thomas Jones, 6. Cor
respondence S. Winn. G.. G.. of R., of
As; S. A. Denel, 80; Il. Rohrebacher, 80;
d. Higgins, 4s; F. G. Hearn, 50. Printing
H. S. Winn, As; S. A. Clough, 8; Rich
mond Davis, IA. Advisory Committee
Eugene Lehe, G. S.; J. A. Filcher, G. S. s.;
j. +. Pinkham, G. j. s.; Henry A. Chase,
G. P; H. S. VIM, G. G. of R.; Adam
Smith, G. K of W.
The Great Sachem appointed district dep
uties as follows: District No. /, S. A.
Clough; No. 2. P. Milliken; No. 3, J. Il.
SWEET; NO. 4, John ii. Hannaford; No. D,
II. E. Dillingham; No. 6. r. B. Harmon
No. Z, A. NJ. Peterson; No. 8, J. G. Bullard;
No. 9, J. G. Smith No. 10, S. Walker
No. II, John Meyer No. 13, j. A. Rapp;
No IA, Samuel CARRIER; No. 10, j. w.
Chamberlain No. IL, F. G. Hearn.
On motion of Representative j. p. H.
Wentworth, the Great Council resolved to
hold its next regular session at Santa Cruz.
The Council fire was then quenched in due
form, which means adjournment sine die.