The morning call., 1890-08-05
I. 0. R. M.
Annual Session of the Great
Council To-Day.
What the Order Has Done During the Pas.
Year-A Financial Statement Dele
gates to the Great Council

The Great Council, Improved Order of
Red Men of California, will convene In
twenty-fifth great sun session this morn
ing at II o'clock in the wigwam Of the order
in this city.
At the last report there were thirty-two
subordinate tribes in existence, since which
time two new ones have been added as fol-
lows: Pawnee, No. g., at Alameda, and
Mono, No. 6S, at Fresno. The total MEM
bership in good standing was 2557.
The amount disbursed for relief by subor-
dinate tribes was S7707 70, and for current
expenses $751; 96, grand total of S25.-
9O6 &C. The total assets were ST, $40 0S. and
the balance of cash on hand in subordinate
treasures amounted to $500 &c.
The order in this jurisdiction islin very
prosperous condition, and during the year
just past has increased numerically as we'll
as financially.
The session will last three and possibly
four days, and toward its close officers will
be elected to serve for the current year.
The tribes of this city have provided a
generous and varied entertainment in honor
of the grand officers and representatives to
this session, among which may be men,
toned ball this evening at Union-square
Hall, under the auspices Of Tahoe Chief
tainS' League, No. 3, and theater party
tomorrow evening at the New Bush-street
Theater.
The following are the officers, standing
committees and representatives to this seS-
sion:
OFFICERS.
George II Buck of No. "a, Great Sachem, Red
wood City; j. 7. Counts OF No H. Great Senior
Sycamore, Sacramento; Frederick Brandt OF No.
john j. Buckley OF No. 80. Great Prophet, Sac
ramenlO; ii. S. VIM OF No. IL, Great Chi OF
Records, san Francisco; Adam Smith OF No. 4,
Great Keeper OF Nampum, San Francisco;
Henry A. Chase Of No. 4, Great Representative
q. c. Vi s.. San Francisco; Adam Smith OF No.
4, Great Representative 6. Z. u 5, san Fran
cisco; a. Andrews OF No IL, Great Kepresenta-
tive &. Z, U. s.. San Francisco; j. o. Scott OF No.
4, Great Sannap, San Francisco; j. L. Bowen OF
No. 10. Great Mishinewa, San Francisco; j. c.
Hanks OF No. 60, Great Guard of the Wigwam,
Oakland; Z. +. ArfiOa OF No. G., Great Guard
Of the Forest, 0aRland.
Past Great Incohonee, Adam Smith, San Fran.
cisco.
Past Great Sachems-Adam Smith. San Fran
cisco; Davis Louder back, San Francisco; Will
lam Ii. Mills, Sacramento; j. 7. II. Wentworth,
San Francisco; Benjamin F. Josselyn, San
francisco; CHARLES i. Wiggin, San francisco;
Grove l.. johnson, Sacramento; George b.
katZenstein, Sacramento; Henry A. Chase, San
Francisco; j. a. Filcher. Auburn; Charles +.
Spencer, Sacramento; William NJ. Belts, Oak
land; A. Andrews, San Francisco; Ii, 5, VIM.
san Francisco; Samuel CARRIER, MatySVilie;
James 6. Smln, Vallejo; John J. Buckley, Sac
rameno: b. L. Mcdonald, san Francisco.
REGULAR COMMITTEES.
On Credentials William NJ. Belts of No. 10,
A. Mcpherson Of No. 4. A. Jackson of No. 8.
On Fiuance-J. w. Maher OF No. 4, j. II.
Lemon 0f No. 8, L. CoBoey of No. IL. James
MoCaw OF No. %, H. Ii. Briggs of No. So,
On Correspondence Henry A. Chase OF No. 4,
aYIaa n Nlnhn
Of No. 80, W. b. Josseiyn OF No H. A. ii. Han-
son of No. "a.
On AppeaIs--J P. H. wentworth of No IL
William Rorosky OF No. NJ. Campbell OF No
TO- +. j. Gray OF No. 4, f. a. Whppe OF No. GO
On Law and Usage-George W. LOWE OF No
"a. a. NJ. Peterson of No. 10. j. q. Smith OF No.
OF No Il.
On observation-disclosures B. Katzenstein of No.
IA, j. A tileher OF No. 90, L. Ii. Mckee OF No.
49, n. Nelson OF No. 64, George Nj. Hughes OF
Ga State of the order-Charles L. wiggin of
No. 4; A. A. Smith Of No. AS, 5. Gumblnner OF
No. IL
On Peiilions-A. Andrews of No. IL, c. Lude
mann Of No. 10, NJ. Jensen Of No. G3, j. Bau-
Quler Of No. Al. A. j. Hatfield Of No. 81.
On Pnn;iug-H. S. Vim, q. c. of r.. ex.oficio;
Henry A. Chase of No. A, a. GaIraud of No. ga.
Advisory CommiIiee-Georg II. Buck. q. 5. ;
John j. Buckley, e. p. II. 5. VIM, q. c. OF Il. (;
Adam Smith, u. b. OF w.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Manzanita Tribe, No. 4, san Francisco-James
Mcpherson, A. }. Washbuu. Alternatss-
Henry A. Chase, j. b. Grinitn, b. L. Mcdonald.
Adam Smith, John .. Scott, Charles l.. Wiggin.
MianIonomah Tribe, No. 8, san Francisco-A.
jackson, j. H. Lemon, 1. Lynch, William Ro-
trosky. Alternates-M. II. Litchensteln, John
Hutton, A. K Stevens, o. Golfer.
Pohonachee Tribe No. 10, San Francisco-W.
c. johnson, W. NJ. Bgtts, }. Il. Caulrell j. L..
Bowen, Nj. Campbell, II. Lukes, VIM Belts.
Pocahontas Tribe, No. IL. San Francisco
A. Andrews, +. a. HOrnbIower, 6. H. Mergulre.
E. COnoIley, e. Harbourne, d. w Uogan.
Sotoyome Tribe. No. IL, San Franclsco-Fred
Brandt. X. Elliott c. Fowler, ". H. Hughes, p.
j. SchOw. AliernateS-J. c. Burns, j. a. DOCK
UNI, W. Ii. Fiske. Ii. Davis, +. Rakeman.
Costumes Tribe, No. 2S, Sacrament0-George
B. Kalzenstein, Daniel Hurley, A. n. Gauit. Ed
gar H. Riyelt, Lueien Faure. .Alternates-R.
Davis, Nelson Wilcox, L. b. Wilson, James
Fouelt. Ii. Winters.
MinneIIaha Tribe, No. 10, Santa Cruz-A NJ
Petersen, j. II. bennett, q. X. Mead.
Samoset Tribe, No. %, FallejO-M. G. Win
che Charles +. S 81 wso Harry G. sGingsburg
w. Williams, James Blessington. c. Ii. Bennett.
Z. J. Edgar, James Frost.
MetamOra Tribe. No. "a, Redwood City
George W. Lowe. L. M. Hanson, a. Joseph, j.
Hanson, L. Walker. Alternates-J. b. Cochran,
9. Hadler, Thomas Hid, c. ii. OHeIman, T. b.
Jamison.
John Domiugos, j. j. Nagle, A. Dunbar, j. f.
Dremer, Marlin White, james McCaw. Alter
naIes-J. 2. Frasler, /. P. Kenall, &. j. Scully,
+. F. Briggs, Samuel Kay, K. Q. Roeder.
Oneida Tribe. No. 81, Dutch Flat-C NJ. Ban
vars, George Squlres, A. a. Ferguson.
Welmer Tribe, No. 81, Grass Yalley-E. W.
ard Gluyas Hugh Vetters. Altefnates-George
GIL, Richard Mitchell, 5. L. Richards, W. Ham
mill, Henry Luke.
Small. j. l.. Mowbtay. II. R0lrbecker, S. Kaiser.
Alternates-C. A. Campbell, L. A. Ruhl, w. s.
Fowler, Ed tiickenbotham.
FErih M
w. II. GeiGer }. A. Mckenzie. w. s. b. Wilson.
Alternates-O. /. Jewett, William Chambers, j.
IL. Eniple. Herman Greenland.
OwosS0 Tribe, No. SO, Sacramento-Grove l..
johnson, j. j. Buckley, Henry RGnckel, l.. q.
Nixon, A. Ii. Knk. AterDates-GeOrge w.
Nichols, j. ". Crane, E. II. Mckee, A. Olsen,
Red Cloud Tribe, No. Al, Sacramento-B. f.
Johnson, E. G. Hopkins James Fletcher, George
Bundy L. j. Eames. George w. Whitlock.
Delaware Tribe, No. As, Newcastle-Ed. B.
Silva, &. NJ. Silva, Joseph Smith, A. A. Smith
Alternates-J. Z. Boggs, A. q. Abbott. q. 7. Ad-
Wyoming Tribe, No. 40, Nevada Clty-George
NJ. Hughes, Samuel Cutter. A. L. Helm.
IeKa Tribe, No. So. Yreka-E. Ii. Schofield, A.
Fl. Burrows, f. Hearn, l.. A. Lask.
Seminole Tribe. No. "a, San Francisco-J.
LAMBDA, b. seryeau, Paul Schwilert p. j. eau
hape, Nj. Cause.
Mimi Tribe, No, 30, Auburn-o. F; seavey. j.
A. Fileher, q. W. Armstrong, J. L. Garrett.
Alternates-W. RIttenger; q. Johnson;
O1onkah Tribe, No sc, Napa-R. X. Thompson,
ID. W. Crow. L. L. Cobb, II. E. Proctor.
Modoc Tribe, No. 81, San Francisco-Urban A.
Lewis A. j. Hatfield, o. II. Carroll.
Winnemueca Tribe No. 81, San Francisco
S. Gumbinner, j. L. NJ. SheIterey, w. e. Wright,
Ii. U. Deppe, L. Haas
1ecumseh Tribe, No. CO. oakland-W. B.
Soul, Franz II. Miller, Chester IL. rilton.
rsWahtoke Tribe, No. So, Fresno-J. 7. SmerdeI,
M. Jensen, A. L. Fay.
Gray Eagle Ttlpe No. e5, oakland-J. G.
Hanks, c. Ii. Clark. A. }. Holland.
CanUeDga Tribe No. &C. Los Anpplps-W
Walters, C. W. Pendleton, Lester Osborne
Pawnee Tribe, No. 81, Alameda-W. t.
Tierney j. E. HadIey.
Mono Tribe, No. 68, Fresno-A. Ollie, G. G.
GOucheT.