The morning call., 1892-01-23
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The Council Fire Of Cahuenga Tribe, Los
Angeles. RekiudIed.

Angeles, Rekindied.
On Monday evening Poh0nachee Tribe,
No 10, adopted a pa.eface, the work being
done at the request of S0tOyome No. p the
pa.eiaie adopted being about to leave the
Stale FIR time, and No. rs council com
ing too late 10 the week to adopt him.
Iecumseh Tribe, No g., Oakland. con-
ferred tie three degrees on seven candidates
On Tuesday evening. Fred Brandt, O. 5. /;
;. Gumb,uuer, q. J. s., and j. ". Maher.
q c. Of r., attended the council and assis ted
in tie degree work.
On Wednesday evening Seminole Hay
makers Association held its regular con-
claye and conferred the Exalted degree on
four companions, l. c. Berlin, q. s., on the
throne. The attendance was very large, a
number Of visiting companions being pres
euJ from tie English Association. The
work vas admirably done and the candi-
dates expressed themselves as highly
pleased,
Manzanlta Tribe, No I. at tie council on
Wednesday evening adopted two palefaCes,
tie work beng performed by the new chiefs
In a very cred table manner The council
was largely attended, Adam Smith, =. @. s.,
j. W. Mauer o. C. Of r., Henry Neeb, 5.
OF PohonacHee Tribe, No. 10, aud other
visiting brothers being present.
On Thursday evening the chiefs Of Soto
yomp Tribe, NJ. L, were raised up by w.
II. Fiske, d. ID. q. ;. The tribe has made
q decided advance both In membership aud
finances. There was a very large attendance
Of members and visiting brethren Fred
Brandt. g. S.; 5. GumbinHer. O. J. S.; J.
w. Maber, u. {. Of r.; Adam Smith. q. X.
Of W; Henry A. Chase, Z. q. s.; William
Botfosky, =. 5. No. 9; a. j. Hatfield, F. 5.
No. GO, IL. BadeT, L. ;. No. II, New York,
were present and assisted Ia the raising up,
at the conclusion Of which a feast of corn
and veui,On was partaken Of by the brothers
and The sisters Of Alfarata Council, No 10,
D. of =.
Tie council fire Of Cahuenga Tribe, No.
GO, Los Angeles was rekinded Tuesday
evening, the 1Zth inst, by George ". Lowe,
g. =. y. with thirty charter members. The
tribe, under Mr.. loves care, has been very
careful IN the selection Of the material for
oTgauiZ Nc, and 10 doubt will be a success.
There are twelve applicants to be adopted
at tie council on Tuesday evening next
There Is plenty OF field Ia Los Angeles for
two OF more tribes, and Mr.. LOWE has done
50 we'll this time that no doubt he Will make
another visit TO the City Of the Angels very
soon, and add another number to the list Of
tribes.
Manzanita Tribe, No 4, conferred the
Warriors and Chiefs degree on Two
brothers on Wednesday evening ar the re-
quest ot POhonachee Tribe, No. 10 The
work was done by the degree staff Of No. 4,
with J. w. Maher as S.
Tie tribes in this city will celebrate
Wa7hinPton's birthday by a ball at Union
square Hall. Adam Smith, =. g. l., has
been elected President. G. /. Merzgire
Secretary and. z. r. Black Treasurer Of
tie General Committee.
On Monday evening POhonachee Tribe.
No. ~, Will give a souvenir literary ana
social entertainment in Council Han A
Inc programme has been prepared by the
committee
We do not object to our Eastern contem-
p0raries using the items from these columns,
but do think they might, occasional ly at
least, give us credit for the same.
The reports received at the Office Of the
Great Chief Of Records for the six months
just closed show a good increase in mem
bers in the tribes in this State. And this
term las BEGUN very auspiciouslY.