Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-08
Improved Order OF Red Meu-Meeiing of
the Great Council.

| Improved order CT Red men-Meeilns OF
the Great Council.
SAN Francisco, August 7th.-The Great
Couacil, Improved Order of Red Men of the
State of CalifoEnis, assembled in Laurel
Hall, Shields building, at half.past 1 o'clock
to-day. Present-Charles Z. Spencer, Great
Sachem; William M. Belts, Great Senior
Sycamore A, Andrews, Great Junior Saga
mora Charles l.. Wiggin, Great Prophet
(pro tenn Adam Smith, Great Keeper Of
Wampum II. 5. Vim, Great Chief Of
Records; Charles Smith, Great Sauap; Geo.
Whitlociz, Great Mishinewa (pro tem.) !;
Henry Newman, Crest Guard of the Forest (;
A. N. Peterson, Great Guard of the Wig
VAN; 81. a. Chase and Adam Smith, Great
Representatives, and Past Grand Sachems
J. ?. II. Wentworth, Grove j.. johnson,
Henry A. Chase, Adam Saith, Benz. T. JOS
selyn and Charles l.. Wiggin.
There were also present large representa-.
ton of the duly accredited representatives.
from the various tribes of the State of Cali
FORMS, among whom we e the following:
Manhattan Tribe, No. 2-Henry E. Dillingham;, N
Inm.
| Hiawatba, No. 3-Timothy Lynch, NJ II. Lichten-
stein, Henry Wilson, David Kerr,
Mauzanita, No. Al. B. Griffith. H. W. Gray, Jas
| Bayes John Blake, B. L. Mcdonald
Idtaba, No. 6-Charles /. Wiggin, I. T. DuRese,
Henry A. Chase, Thomas Jones.
Miantonomah, No. 9-George W. Crawford, VIM
Rottowsky, j. F. Pinkham, A. r. Stevens
Pohonsehee, No 1O-C. =. Psulter, J. W. Harvey
| John smith, Henry Lpkes, w. W Green.
Pocahontas No. u-F. A. Hornblower, Edward
Connolly, A. w. DOVE }. C. Gardner, Rinaldo Liv-
ingstone, p Millaken, G. G. Roberts.
Sotoyore, No. 12-I. Silver, Fred Brandt, ]. H.
| Josseyn, B. f. JOsselYn
Costumes, No. IA, Sac amento-Char Rood
| Benjamin Oh mbers, j. p Counts, Richmond Davis
| Nelson Wilcox. as
Minuehaha, No. is, Santa Cruz-A NJ Peterson,
| J. w MORGAN George | Holt
| hontezuma, No. Is. Stockholm L. Mowbray, E.
| Hickenbottom, r. Gulkow, J. F. Adams.
Samoset, No. %, Vallejo James J. Smith, NJ. G.
| Wiuchell, James Jury.
| Metamora, No. "a, Redwood City A. Fl. Hanson,
| G. Plump, S Walker, P. B. Jameson.
| Red JBoket, No. o. Sacramento-J. 4. Gibson, R.
Il. Petit, J. W Peerless, S. B. Cooley, N. T. Brew
| err James MeCaw.
] Oneida, No. 81, Dutch Fiat-John Nichols, F. C.
| Hoos, A. A: Ferguson, John Simons.
| Weimer, No. 81, Grass Valleys L. Richards, S.
| Tyrrell, Herman Uphof, J. D. Thomas, Thomas
| Hodge.
Iroquos, No. 80, Stockton-H Rohrbacker, S.
Kaiser, c. a. Campbell. W. NJ Deng.
Tuscarora, No. 36-Fred Ludenman, V. Acker, s.
/ 7. Whiteornb.
Live, No. 81, Chico-H T. Bachelor George S.
Sroak, j. II. Empie, ". 5. B. Wilson.
| 0wesso, No. 80, SacrameBto-E. B. 0sler, Grove
| L. johnson, D. s. Hyams, John Hartman, r. Hunt.
| Red Cloud, No. 4, Sacramento-G. +. Bronner,
| w. Lainz, 7. P. Smith, o. N. Cronkite.
| Yuba No. As, Marysvile- Samuel CARRIER, Henry
i Newman, Paul Brown, j. K. Bowman.
| Delaware, No. as, Newcastle-J. A. Filchsr, G. V.
| Adams E. W. Culver, Joseph Smith.
Wyoming, No. 40, Nevada City-H. c. McKilvey,
j. c. Dean, A. E. Helm, Samuel Chatter.
Ieka, No. 49, Yreka-S W. Schoffeld, A. H. Bur
rows George H. Peck, F. G. Hearn, W. j. Wallis.
Ths Council Fire was duly kindled, and,
| after call OF the roll, recess was taken to
give the Committee on Credentials time TO
report. After recess the above committee
made their report, which wss unanimously
adopted. The Past Sachem's degree was
then conferred upon largo number of Past
| Sachems, who were admitted 10 the Great
Council for She first time.
The Grsat Chief then read the records OF
the last special session Of the Great Council
Of California. The records were adopted as
read.
It YES then announced that the annual re.
ports # the Great Officers had not been
handed in By the printer, and consequently
could rot be read.
Brother Grove l.. johnson then offered q
resolution that the sessions OF the Great
Council be held from 10 A. NJ. TO II NJ. ard
/ 80 to 5 P. NJ. each day, which was adopted.
Brother Pinkham, of No 9, propounded
| the query: Has 2 tribs q right to confer the
degrees without charge; and, If so. what is
mittee on Laws and Usages.
Brother Hornblower then presented an ap'
psal from Pooshontas Tribe, No. IL, which
ives ruled out OF order by the Great Sachem.
The Great Cbi5f of Records then read the
! list of committees. The Great Sschem an
! nounced that vacancies on committees would
| be filed at the next session, tomorrow morn
ing.
The annual reports of the Great Oficsrs,
when received from the printers, will show
| that TIE past year has been a very prosperous
one for the order, not only in this State, but
also throughout the United States. Several
new Tribes have been organized in California
| during the past year, and the order has
largely increased in membership.
The San Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, August 9TH. = The de-
mand for money in this market is fairly &C.
| tive. TIE volume of exchanges at the Clear
| ing House las. week were the largest this
| year, which shows an accelerated movement
il business circles. Wheat borrowers are ac-
conmodatad at cor per csnt. The regular
line of commercial discount is 7(9S per cent.
| Call loans on United States bonds or other
prime collstersl are 4@5 per cent. the sup
| ply of coin in the local banks is quite ample
Tor lhs volume Of business. The local savings
banks are looming on city property at per
| cent. Domestic exchsugeis quoted at 10(0l5c
! for sight drafts on New York and 20c for
kilograms. Bank bills on London are drawn
a. 493@49si for GO days; commercial bills on
London, 498@50d Refined silver is dull and
nominal at 143@15h per cent. discount I;
Mexican dollars, S7a buying, IS selling.
identified Dead.
SAN RAFAEL August 7th.-A book found
! in the effects of Henry Eaton, who was killed
by falling off the cliffs at Point Bonita last
Friday morning, identifies the deceased as
Captain Henry Eaton, formerly General
| Freight Agent oil the San Francisco snd San
Jose Railroad, aud son-iD-lsw Of A. @. Law
renee, of lawrence Station Santa Clara
county. The deceased was well known on
this cast, having in years gone By occupied
several responsible positions.
Toung America "Going 1t Alone"
SAN RAFAEL, August 7tl.- boy about
years Of age, who says his name Is Norman
Pi kle, came here unattended from San Fran
cisco on the last train last night, aud is prob
ably using his parents some anxiety. From
what i5tle can be got out OF him, his father
drives an express wagon, and lives somewhere
on Piarcs OF Scott street, San Francisco.
The youuester sayg that he attended the
Purk-strees school. He had his school books
with him.
SheckIngiy Injured by Cave.
REDDING, August 7th.-At 10 A. NJ yeg-
terday cave occurred at tunnel No. 3, nine
teen miles above here, shortly after blast
had been set off, catching young man named
Gilman Davis ia the debris, breaking his
thigh, bis right arm between the hand aud
elbow. and his upper jaw. His wounds are
very serious, If not fatal. The rumor that
thirteen men were wounded is without foun-
daticn.
Drowned While Bathing"
Rio VISTA, August 7sh.-A young Ger
man, name unknown, belonging TO Anyways
orao, dr01ned at Walnut
Grove on Sunday, while bathing.
Grading Commenced.
Cotton, August 7sh.-The work of grading
the track for the extension of the California
Southern Railroad to San Bernardino was
commenced here to-day.
OREGON.
AdvIces from Portland.
PORTLAND, August 7th.-During the ses-
| aor az 1890 Q I73 40 can tala of wheat was