The morning call., 1890-08-22
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Divisions of the U. r. X. of p.
Named as Prize Winners.

its called meeting on Wednesday evening had
work In the Fellowcraft degree.
Western Addition Lodge No. $50, /. o. o. F..
celebrated its eleventh anniversary with a ban
quet at The GrOtto on Wednesday evening. There
was large attendance of members who heartily
enjoyed The entertainment provided.
Mission Lodge, No. 169, f. and A. NJ. at its
called meeting Oh Wednesday evening had work
In the second degree.
Golden West Lodge, No. 322, 1. o. o. F., at its
meeting last evening had work in The initiatory.
California Lodge, No. l, F. and A. NJ, at its
meeting last evening had work In the second de-
gree.
The initiatory was conferred by Pacific Lodge,
No. 1856. l. o. o. T., at its regular meeting last
evening"
Loyal California Lodge, No. l, OF the Man.
chester Unity, held a regular meeting last even
ing and transacted business.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. No. 112, I. o. o. F.,
held regular meeting last evening and trans
acted considerable business.
Young Ladies' Institute No. IA will give bon
bon party at B'nai Birth Hall on Tuesday even
ing, September 23d. Tickets can be had from
the committee at the meetings on the first and
third Monday evenings
Notices OF suspension have been sent 10 the
following subordinate lodges OF the knights of
Honor, for failing 10 forward 10 The Supreme
Treasurer assessments 2S2 and 2S3 within the
time provided by law: Arkansas, No. 1915;
Indian Territory. No. 1928; Kentucky, No.
3172; Michigan. No. 6SS; Minnesota, No. 340S ;
Mississippi, Nos. 22S1 ana 2457; New York,
Nos. 100, 1917 and 2l93; Ohio, No. 239; Penn
sylvanla, No 81; South Car DINA. No. 242S;
Texas. Nos. 1906, 2919 aud 1913; iscOnsln,
No. 1857. he following lodges suspend on
last report On assessments 277 and 27s, No.
1445; on assessments 279, $50 ana PSI, Nus.
2O2, 772. 1109. 1893, 2OO2, 2l3l, 1850, 2450,
2SO2, 3472, 1888 and 1861.
lie M
proved Order of Red Men of this reservation has
announced the appointment of The following
sIandIng committees 10 serve this rr ut ::
On Credentlals-J. j. Buckley OF No So L. q.
johnson OF No. 10, A. Jach SOL OF No. 8.
On Emance-Nilllam Rotrosky OF No ., J. L.
Bowen OF No. 10, L. COnoIley OF No. IL, William
q. Wright OF No 81, l.. Z. Berlin of No. 54
On Iespendence-Henry A. Cuase OF y o.
4, U. a. Lewis of No. 81, j. Domingos OF No. 20,
Ii. y. Derpe OF No. 81, George +. BIonner OF
On AppeaIs-Davls Louder back OF No. o j. P
ii. Wentworth OF No IL, Ii. Ii. GOucler OF No.
Gs, r. Davis of No. II, +. A. Holnblower Of
On Laws and Usage Benjamin f. Josselyn of
No. II, Nj. Campbell OF No. 10, j. q. smith OF
No. 22, a M. Peterson OF No. 10, r. c. Hart OF
No. f.
On legislation George B. Kaizensten of No.
a. Chailes Fowler OF No. II, j. j. Bryan Of No.
4, o. y. Cronkite Of No. Al, George NJ. Hughes
OF No 40
On State of the Order Charles L. Wipgn Of
No. 4, A A. smith OF NO. As, X. X. Thompson OF
No. "a.
On Pelliions-Hs VIM of No. IL. S. Gum
blnner OF No 81, {: Ii. Tllton OF No. 62, b. f.
ON Printing!. ". Maher, e. Z. OF r.. ex.
ottclo; William Ii. Hughes Of No. y, A. Nc
Pnerson OF No 4.
ADVISORY Ccmmitee-J. P. Counts, G. s.;
Frederick Brandt G; S. 81; George W. Lowe
6. }. s.; George Ii. Buek. G, p; J. W. Maher,
Il. Z. OF H.; Adam Smith, 6. X. w.
Ma1OT-General James H.. CaI nahan, command
ing the UbiiUIm Rank OF the Knights OF Pythias,
IN general orders No. 81, dated Milwaukee,,
WIS, July IL, 1890, announces the result Of the
competition for prizes OF The divisions named
with Tie respective percentages attained during
lie National Encampmenl held In that city on
july 9h ana 10Th last; First, Hastings DyIs-
ion, No. 10, Hastings, Men, 1881; second
Enc Division, No. l6. Erie, Hans 81. 43; third.
Austin Division, No. IA, Amsterdam, \. ",
s8.12; fourth. New Albany Division, No. 8,
Division. No g., Grand Rapids, Mich SIP;
sixth. Fort DeaIb born DIVISION, No. /. Chicago,
ILL.,, S6.S7; seventh, Many Division, No. 1S, In
dianapolls, Ind, s3.6li eighth Rec Cross Divis-
ion. No. 4, 81. Louis, Mo, S0.S7; ninth, Abbott
Division, No. IL, Fall River, Mass. 1913;
Inth, Saginaw Division, No. o, Saginaw, Mich,
7S.4O; eleventh, Augusta Division, No. 6, Au-
gusa. Ga, 1902. The prize for the best DIvis-
Ion Commander was awarded Captain A. ID.
Nskern OF Hastings Division, No - Hastings,
Mich. Lincoln Division, No. 10. Illinois, re
ceived the award Tor HE best eXemplltcatlOn of
the rltualistlc work before lie supreme Lodge,
aud abbott Division, No. II, OF fall
lie division travelling the longest dis
lance, II having full complement OF officers
and Sir Knights. As 10 The relative merit in dIil
by battalion The First Regiment Of the Illinois
Brigade, win percentage Of IL, was awarded
the Dfst prZe, aud lie First Llghl Indiana BIZ
gade, IS per cent, the second. In General Ord
IS, dated indianapolis, the 9th Inst, the
amendments TO the laws OF the Uniform Rank
aIe noted. The Ieglmental staff Is increased by
the addition OF une surgeon with the rank of
Major; one assistant surgeon, with the rank of
Sir Knight Captain; one adjutant, with the rank
of Sir Knight Lieut. mani, and one chaplain,
with The rank OF Sir Knight Captain, all 10 be
commissioned for four years. On Tie non commits
stoned staff "a hospital steward Is added. Pro-
vision is also made for the unifOIming OF heid
and staff officers, Noncompliance Wnnin ninety
days ailer date OF commissioning tOrfeItlng the
appointment. The elective officers OF division
are CAPTAIN or Sir Knight Commander, First
Lieutenant or Sir Knight Commander, Second
Lieutenant or Sir Knight Herald, Treasurer and
Recorder. Sir Knight Guard aud Sir Knight
Sentinel shall be appointed by tile Sir Knight
Commander. Each division shall, at its annual
meeting, elect by ballot an installing officer TO
install lie officers elect. Other matters relating
10 service medals. sacred manual. dues, suspeu
sion ana The forwarding OF annual reports are
given In extenso.