The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-04-13
Great Council of the Red Men of South
Carolina.

was convened Tuesday morning at
$50 in the Wigwam of Pocahontas
Tribe, with the following Great
Chiefs at their stumps:
Great Sachem, Vim. MCGOWAN, OF
Spartanburg.
Great Senior Sycamore, E. G. Stein
meyer, of Charleston.
Great Junior Sycamore, Cole Blease,
of Newberry.
Great Prophet, J. H. Hair, of New.
berry.
Great Keeper of Wampum, VIM.
Fitch. of Charleston.
In the absence of the Great Chief
of Records, R. A. Williams, who was
called to Washington a few days age
on business, the Great Sachem ap.
pointed B. G. Wallace, representative
from Pocahontas Tribe of this city, te
fill the position.
The following Great Sachems were
present: Walter Cameron, Pelzer; A.
G. Pinckney, Pelzer, j. Frank Pate,
Sumter.
The following representatives OF
Tribes, and other Chiefs were in at
tendance, as members of committees
and as Past Sachems, entitled to seats
in the Council:
c. E. Kelly, Anderson, Generostee,
No. 80.
G. H. Hoist, Charleston, Eutaw,
No. 10.
J. A. ". ,,Sammons, Piedmont, Ok
laboma, No. 3.
r. M. Smith Anderson, Generostee,
No. 80.
J. B. F. Middleton, Charleston,
Eutaw, No. 10.
E. P. Hill, Union, Buffalo, No. 40.
A. j. Holt, Whitmire, Indian
Creek, No. IS.
". NJ. Wilkes, Union, Buffalo, No.
40.
E. F. Beacham, spartanburg, Sem
mole, No. 1.
H. j. Darnell, Spartanburg, Sem.
mole, No. /.
T. W. Koon, Spartanburg, Seminole,
No. /.
o. Klettner, Newberry, Bergell, No.
"a.
DR.. Van Smith, Newerry, Bergell,
J. NJ. Guin, Newberry, Bergell,
No. "a.
Il. A. Wilson, Belton, Ocneechee,
No. 81.
J. A. L. Davis, Belton Ocneechee,
No. 81.
L. G. Kirby, Spartanburg, Mohawk,
No; 26.
c. Il. Spires, vauclause, Kickapoo,
j. ". Ready, Langley, Choctaw,
No. s.
Thomas Taylor, Warrenville, Sit
ting Bull, No %.
". NJ. Pollatty, Warrenville, Sit
ting Bull, No. %.
! 3. B. Bell. Pelzer, Chiquola No. IL.
B. S. johnson, Easley.
r. j. Peterson, Spartanburg,
Mohawk, No. 26.
". G. White, Piedmont, Oklahoma,
n 13.
>bn 7. CASTOR, Columbia, Wassme-
saw, No. 27.
Calvin Whittier, Spartanburg,
Seminole, No. l.
S. G. Carter, Newberry, Bergell,
No. 2.
VIM. Ellison, Abbevllle, Tuscarora
No. 81
II. W. Dodd, Spartanburg, Sem
mole. No. l.
E. 3. Gossett, WILLIAMSON, Grey
Eagle.
J. c. Zimmerman, Bath, Eagle Eye,
No. %.
E. L. Mathis, Warrenviile, Sitting
Bull, No. %.
I. schayer, Laurens, Hiawstha,
No. %.
j. c. Cleckley, Langley, Choctaw,
No. 8.
I. A. Phifer, Spartanburg, Mohawk,
No. 26.
C. c. Lafoy, Pelzer, Chiquola, No.
R. D. Henderson, Anderson, Tuga.
loo, No. 3s.
r. S. Sweat, Rock Hill, Calumet,
| No. 26.
G. V. Langston, Anderson, -Generos-
tee, No. 30.
S. A. Jordan, Anderson, Generostee,
No. 80.
j. j. Higginbottom, Vauclause,
Kickapoo, No. 10.
G. E. Moore, Honea Path, Com
manchee, No. 80. -
E. S. Werts, Newberry, Bergell, No.
"a
1. O. Burton, Newberry, Bergell,
| No. "a.
S. L. Blakeley, Piedmont, Okla
hcma, No. 3.
j. B. Mitchell, Piedmont, Okla
homa, No. 3.
W. c. Kelley, Darlington, Pee Dee,
No. S3.
B. c. Wallace, N. G. Osteen, R. F.
Hoyt, W. Folsom, W. Yeadon, Sam
ter, Pocahontas, No. 16.
G. E. Tolley, Anderson, Jenerostee,
No. 30.
J. II. Graves, Newberry.
From the reports of the Great Sa
chem and the Great Chief Of
| Wampum it appears that the order If
in very satisfactory condition, aEo