The San Francisco call., 1898-08-03

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 oshonee No. 7s-s Berel, M: Bloom. G. A. Trautner, M. Kramer, G. Mosbacher. | Comanche No. 79-W. J. Keating, A. C. Malone, R. M s, smith th Phil H Woad Rar6in- H. S. Shawnee No SEE. R. Snovely, J. Wat 1 kins. r
 Mono No. SSNJ. J. o'Hare, William c. Barker, E. B Mathews. It 1 IT Sellers Peter Koppin, Joseph Mcdonald, T. WagstaHi
 Pohono No. 73-H M. Alexander. l.. O. Coon J. F. Farnsworth, z. A. smalI T, II Winnebago No. 94-H. J. winters D. e. Candy. ,.,a and, in addition to the representiatlvess yes there will be in attendance during the ses- sion a great number of past sachems, py T DurinR the week the ladies of the sev- eraI local councils of the Degree Of Poca- hontas, the ladies' branch Of the order will serve lunches to the representatlves o} o3 @Ns WaSnesdav there viii be rendered a reception and ball to the representatives of the Great Council and the representa- tives to the Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas In Native Sons Hall. for which a committee Is perfecting the ar engagements. This will be under the aus pices of the local tribes and councils.
 George w. Collins. at present great senior sagamore, will be raised up by the voices of the representatives to the office of great sachem; E. B. Wilson, the pres ent great junior sagamore, will advance to great senior sagamore; Charles +. Burgman, great chief of records, and M w; be continued in office as a reward for their faithful services in the past: The main contest will be for the office of great T a candidates are F. D. Brandon of this city and w. J. Robinson of Oakland:
 At the forenoon session the & Great who were entitled to receive the same, after which the balance of the forenoon was taken up in the reading of the re port of the great Sachem. This shows that the following tribes were instituted during the past great sun: Otuttiewa No s2, at Fort Jones; P9hono No; sSt aat at Park; Shasta No. 95, at Sissons; Tuo- lumne No. e6,, at Quartz; Mayacamas No.
 at st. aelTpa lena and fribes Mq M dered their charters: Yuba No. 45: Chip pewa No 80. Pattawattomie No. S4 and Tehipiti No. 90: Kowa sai, nG; s4 s4.a ana foca-
 During the afternoon session the re- ports of the other great chiefs were read Charles F. Burgman shows a total mem ao bership of 3S73, with a net gain of l9S during the past great sun; During the pepodd Sa 2SS oS Sene nea eef The assets of the Great Council amount to $S6,243 47: The receipts during the year amounted to s6064 50, and the disbursements to s4173 90.
 It was shown by the report of the great keeper of wampum that the Wampum belt is in a healthy condition.
 The report of the supreme representa- lives to the Great Council of the United States showed that the order has done we'll throughout the Union.
 A number of reports ana resolutions were referred to committees.
 C. F. Burgman, the great chief Of rec oras, and w. J. Smith the great Keeper cessive suns in their respective orhces, were created past great sachems-
 Resolutions of condolence were ordered sent to Past Great Sachem Henry A. Chase who is confined to his home by sickness, and expressing regret at his ao- stnre.
 quarter after o'clock.
 DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
 The Great Council of the Degree of Po- cahontas. which is the ladies auxiliary of the Order of Red Men. also commenced it's session in the wigwam and the follow ing named great chiefs were at their re spective stations when the council was called to order:
 Mrs Fannie Lovie. great Pocahontas; Mrs Hattie Whipple, great Wenowah; Mrs E. J. Braziie, great keeper Of rec. wampunn; Miss Ida Vivian, great Min nehaha: Mrs Sarah Gutstadt. great prophecies.
 
 tatfves to the great body:
 Wenonah No. 2-Nora kluck, Bertha Brazile, Emma Kronkite, Maggie Holmes, Kate Wilson, Lizzie Lizzie Gordon; saoyv Io,nes Hogan, Agnes McMahon, Jennie Weisel, Fred Anderson. M: Henry. ',
 Ponewah No. 6-Esther Lubeck, .M- Lutz, j. Sims, Henry Odgers.
 Ceanotha No. 9-Jennie Brockington. Nj. A. Michal, Ella Fiske, Emma Brocking- ton, Mary Marwich, Bell Morgan, M. J- 1,.z
 lsIi Nitrate N No. 1o-E. NJ McLane, H. Diercks. M. Belts, c. l.. Johnson. B. Me Kenna.. E, F. Arriola ao, c1or. cr,,h,.+
 Kaw-wah-nita No. PA. j.. Mowh -ay, H. Rohrbacher, K. A Keane; & G. Moshlep' Stella Rice. Hattie Higgins, Hattie Whip pie Mamie Conway.
 Minsoia No ;co 14mMa%d mdnst]eId Price NsaT Sarah Townsend T Sri1 $ md Fannie Lovie.
 TensI f" i;i ters of Montezuma No. l5-Iydia J Pink ham. Sara Gutstadt, O. F. Gould,
 Minnewo wa No. I'M: H. Keating, M. c. Higgins J. Downing. w J. Heating, L.. T. Higgins, ". H. Higgins. oV1t's Yosemite No 191Nellie Day!s. J. J. Arcy, A c. Toze, Annie E. Bishop, MI" Cbcrckee ftt No. 2o-Nellie Hurlburt, Mag eie Everett Mattie Whitney.
 Hiawatha No. 21-Louisa Bean, B.
 During the three days session the fol- lowing committee-Miss Carrie Johnson. Mrs, R. E. Walworth, Miss Josie Wal worth. Mrs. William Betts, Mrs H. Gut stadt, Mrs Lydia Pinkham, Miss Nellie Cummings and Miss Cunningham-wil each day get up an elegant lunch for the representatives to each council.
 During the forenoon session the great Docohoptas Mrs G. w. Lovie presented an interesting report of the work of the year. c,
 The great sachem appointed Mabel Cur of otS the fs't exemplifcation x of the work under the ritual by teams from Alfarata, Yo- semitic and Pocahontas councils For the hest work a pair of handsome ,omahawks will be awarded.
 Past Great Chief of Records Carrie Johnson presented a number of amend ments to the laws of the order which VIII come LID for discuSSoin to-day.
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