Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-03
ELECTED NEW OFFICERS YES
TERDAY AND WE'RE BANQUET.
ED LAST NIGHT AT BLUE.
FIELD INN.

ED LAST NIGHT At BLUE.
FIELD INN.
The Great Council of West yir-
ginia. |. o. X. Nj. was called To order
at "a. m. by Great Sachem Edwards.
Past Great lneohonee Daniels. of
Georgia. gave stirring address and
eomplimented the Great Council on
It's representation TO the Great Coun-
Gil OF the United States. saying that
the interests OF this reservation were
guarded and the honors well deser-
we'd
The Great Council Degree was then
conferred on waiting candidates who
had been delayed by railroad wrecks
from reaching Bluefield yesterday.
and the eports OF outstanding com
mittHes were read and acted upon.
Huntington. Charleston, Elkins.
Montgomery and Clarksburg were
all nominated for the next place of
meeting. but upon vote being Ia
ken. Huntington was selected.
Resolutions to reduce the charter
and fees were introduced and lost.
Resolution To increase mileage
paid to &c II mile and per diem TO 81
per day was carried.
Great Council adjourned at 1910
to meet at p. m.
Following is II list OF the Great
Council Ofilcers and Representative.
In attendance:
r. j. Edwards. Great Sachem.
Montgomery, w. Va; w. j. Stone,
Great Sr. Sagamora. Elkhorn; A. p.
Monroe, Great Jr. Sycamore, Clarks-
burg; ". X. Cline, Great Prophet,
Martinsb rg. w. Va; I. II. Clay,
Great Ci.cf OF Records, Huntington,
w. Va; G. ID. Hereford, Great Keep
er of Wampum, St AIbans; DR.. ]. r.
Bigony, Great Saunap, Hinton: Wei
lington Scott, Great Mishinnewa.
Maiden; w. II. Bowers. Great Guard
OF the Wigwam, Martinsburg: r. C..
Tanner, Great Guard OF the Forest
Bluefield; j. +. Atkins, Great Repre-
sentative, Martinsburg; ID. X. Reed
Great Representative, Clarksburg:
III. c. Ulrich, Great Representative.
Wheeling; Jno. S. Scott, Great Board
of Appeals, Fairmont: T.. l.. Hood
Great Board of Appeals, Charleston: (:
Geo. w. Harold, Great Board of
Appeals, Huntington; j. X Shep-
i' d, Chairman Committee on Fi-
ngnce. Spring Hill; Dr. Henry NJ.
ayne, Chairman Committee on Ju-
dietary, Williamson; Michael Stein,
REPRESENTATIVE Tribe No. 1 , Wheel
ing. Albert II. Lewis, Representative
Tribe No. 2, Oak Hill Ed Soulsby.
). Paint Greek; II. ID. Wise, 6, Hin
ton; f. w. Quick. 7, Quick: Chas.
Pearrell, &, Bedington; ID. A. Kunst.
., Grafton; Eli BEEN, 10, Benwood: /:
f. II. Butts, 10, Benwood: Reece
Williams, 1, Huntington; Hender-
son Damron, IL, Huntington: DR..
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Conman, 13, Charleston: Thomas
Gent, IA, Bramwell; r. w. Price.
II, Bramwell; Howard Hatfield. IS.
Matewan; II. Il. Harden. 16. Fair
mont: B. w. Rhodes. II, Burnwell:
w. }. Lewis, IS. Backley: Ira G..
Neff, 10, Thayer; W. r. Martin. 20.
Gatewood =. s. Strother. u. Burnt
House; NJ. " Lake. %. Simpson
Ernest Spradling. 23. Charleston:
w. X. Nrstor. %, St Adams. W. f.
Gherke, 25. Dodril n. NJ. Carter.
20. Maldcr II. r. Mathe~r. 27.
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ney. 81. 49, Carbon. j. w roqter.
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81, Mont s"u cry: W ~. Nume~v. 3S.
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Jno. p. Berry. 4O Flatwoods Jno
y. Chapman. l1 Cadargrove: Henry
Ground. t3, Powellton. Oakley God
ley, a.. Marmet: Warren George. IS,
chiffon; G. W. Thomas. bG. w. Fair
field Jas. r Reed, ~. winifrede.
+ c. Rollman, as. ELK Garden: A.
q. Kenney, 40, Spencer: Jas. A.
Brown, c. X Chambers. and w. w
Kibler, so uartinsburg: w r..
stroud. 81. Mt Hope: a. !. Gear.
heart. 50. Keystone: J. r. Ganty.
SO. Keystone: W. W. Sarvis. "a Par
kersburg Jas. r Browning. IS. Red
Star; j. w. Walden. SO, Burks Gar
den j. a Pirter. ~. Bonner. f. II
Brown. and II. L. Moore. 5S. Blue
field G w Helfrith. 50. Cavo. J. F..