The morning call., 1890-05-03

On Monday evening POhonachee Tribe, No.
10, had largely attended council. Paolo Sails
bury of Tribe No. ST. aud othervsitng brethren
were present and made interesting ong.talks.
On Tuesday evening Tecumseh Tribe. No 81,
Oakland, adopted two palefaces ana next coun-
ell night have two more ready TO adopt. c. II,
Iilton was elected 5. al the last council Next
Tuesday evening this tribe will give little
entertainment concluding with corn and
Yenlson."
Grey Eagle Tribe, No e5, celebrated its first
anniversary on Tuesday evening last by liter
any entertainment al California Hall, Oakland,
which was well attended.
On Wednesday evening Manzanita Tribe, No.
4, adopted paleface. The work was excel
>lsnty well performed, and reflected great credit
on the chiefs taking part. Among the wishing
brethren present were G. II. TitOn Of No. 60,
Oakland, and S. j. Boyle and p Sails bury OF
No 81.
Tahoe Chieftains League, No. 3, will meet this
evening, when reception VIII be rendered 10
Paolo Salisbury, S. Y. S. c., of the National
League. Invitations have been extended TO all
the tribes. and large attendance is expected.
On Monday evening George II. Buck, g. s.,
accompanied by the great chiefs and a large
this city, Oakland and Alameda, will pay fra
lernal visit to Samoset Tribe, No. %. Vallejo.
tons TO receive the visitors.
The council of Seminole Tribe, No. a. on
Wednesday evening. was well attended, num-
Der OF visiting brothers being present. Next
council night This tribe will nave work In the
Warriors degree.
ancient OF Druldss
On Wednesday evening L. i. Wagner, N. G.
A, visited Garibaldl Grove. No. II, Oakland.
accompanied Ip BY George r. Bahrs. D. G. A.; J.
Call and .. Magistra, Z. A, of Calico Grove,
No. 81; g. Adamina, L. J. Brady and Y. c.
Crockett, 7. A, OF Oakland Grove, No. "a. Dele
81, were also present good attendance greet
e1 the grand officers and good deal OF enthu-
slasTn In the cause of Druldism was manifested
The fourth degree was conferred in good style.
q. On Thursday evening J. Wagner, ID. ID. g. A.,
Installed The officers OF San francisco Grove No.
3, and Eureka Grove, No. 4. San Francisco
Grove, No. 3, had one initiation and after the
close OF Tie grove were entertained by the newly
installed officers with banquet In Social Hall.
Hesperian Grove, No. 10, viii hold public in
stalaIIon OF officers next Tuesday evening, at
Unions square Hall, James j. Moilson, ID. ID. &.
a. OF District No. g. wiz be the installing officer.
Dancing Will follow.
The groves located in Sacramento are already
taking preliminary steps for the reception of the
Grand Grove In June. Eugene j. Gregory, r. A.
OF Union Grove, NO 81. has been elected Chair
man oil the Committee. By the courtesy OF w.
Z. Hendricks, Secretary OF State, the Grand
Grove VIII hold its sessions In the Senate cham
Der OF lie State Capitol.
Knights of Pytbias.
There are at present about 100000 members
Arkansas has 1fty-four lodges and thirteen
divisions.
The Past Cnancellors OF Cincinnati have an as
ISOLATION 800 strong.
In West Virginia the order has gained twelve
lodges and 564 members the past year.
The Uniform Rank has about $4,000 Sir
Knights-nearly many as the standing army
OF the United States.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Vermont Is the only Northern State that has
no lodge OF the order.
The Grand Lodge OF Missouri declined to
recommend provision to provide Reserve
Fund.
The unwilling OF the Upcburch monument will
take place In Bellfontaine Cemetery, ST. Louis,
between the LIST and 10th inst A Grand Lodge
committee OF i've has the affair in charge.
The representatives Of the Supreme Lodge