The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-04-17
1.-THE Medicine Man, 2 DR..

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j Thibodaux of DonaldsoDville.
Mohawk Tribe No. 30, Louis N
4 Boston of Donaldsonville, great keeper
of Wampum.
Red Men of Bayou Lafeurche," S
A. Leblanc of Paincourtville.
aOur Visitors, y John j. Mullin O.
| Monroe, great senior sycamore.
The banquet was magnificent anG
!, thoroughly enjoy able function in every
respect, and proved fitting close to
what was one of the must successful
harmonious and satisfactory conven'
lions In the history of the great conn,
ell of Louisiana. The delegates were
unanimous in their praise of the treat.
ment accorded them by their brothers
! of Mohawk Tribe and the citizens oil
Donaldsonville generally, and to say
1 that all OF the functions provided for
| their entertainment were highly en-
] ioyable affairs is but feeble ex-
] preston of the many complimentary
comments made by the recipients OF
| the courtesies.
! LIST OF DELEGATES.
Following is listofthe delegates who
attended the session OF the great eoun-
Gil, together with the tribes repre-
sented:
Natehez No. II, New Orleans-G. P.
Reynolds, j. Wallace SaVoie, George
A. TreadWell, Phil. Schafferkotter,
M. Anton, John Mitchell.
Pontiac No. Il, Shreveport-W. D.
Castle, r. Nj. Gillespie, E. S. Tiftin,
]. T. Daniel
Ouachita No. 10, Monroe. p
L.
ander, r. O. Smith, j. W. Griffith, [.
T. Davis, A hi. Hirsch.
Mermentau No. "a, Jennings-G. w.
Rankin, j. NJ. Pratt.
Geronimo No. %, Shreveport-A.
P. Thornton, R. A. Reed, Gilman MIC
Connell.
Hiawatha No. rs, Baton Rouge
John A. Amiss, A. r. Albritton, DR..
j. R. Fridge.
Mohican No. %, DeRidder-Ti
Ralahan, R. c. Kessler.
Plaquemine No. 30, Plaquemine-N.
G. Roth, Isidore SLIDER, Marx Kahn,
Ward Gallagher.
Houmas No. %, Houma-C. M. Das-
pit, P. j. Depont.
Mohawk No. 80, Donaldsonville-R.
n. Slaror, Louis n. Boston, Paul Gis
S4oL0s u 1SuSdulbS h1OtI6I6r
Seminole No. 81, Lutcher-Dr. J. E.
Doussan, John T. Pitre, August Knoll.
Potomac No. AZ, Crowley
Null, |. G. Pulliam, Frank Haag.
Opelousas No. 45, Opelousas-L. II.
Mornhinveg, r. NJ. Coltrin.
Bonfouca No. 81, William
Weinsbach, F. ). Gardere, Simon
Levy.
Chetimaches No. SC. J. Boatner.
Uncas No. Ga, Brusly-A. Mandart,
]. Ben Landry, A. Rivault.
Tangipahoa No. II, Amite City-N.
P. Griswold.
Tonkaway No. 81, Alexandria-W
J. Deurig.
v ahoo No. 81, Welcomed. A.
Robsrt, G. Montz
Cherokee No. 50, Kentwood-B. e.
Wing.
Chickasaw No. 81, PaincourtvilIe-
Emile Sayoie.
The various boards, committees and
past saehems represented were as
follows:
Board of trustees-Phil. Draiss,
John P. Kennedy, A. A. Freed.
Board of appeals. n. Mornhin-
veg.
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clard, i. w. Dardenne.
Past saehems-Marx Kahn and W.
Gallagher OF Plaquemine No. 30, Noe
Hebert Of Uneas No. GA, G. d. Stone
of Pontiac No. H.
The judiciary committee was IN
represented, as were also Choctaw |
Tribe No 81 of Lake Charles and |
Ozark Tribe No. 80 of Morgan City.
Among the distinguished state of |
fcers of the Red Men in attendance
were Past Great Sachems George A.
FreadWell, of New Orleans, and DR.. /
q. j. Feltus, of Baton Rouge, both of |
whom are the present representatives. to
,he great council of the United States.
They, together with Great Chief of
Records r. G. Dubroca of Baton
Rouge, constitute the membership of
he board of org anizers of the Louisi-
ana jurisdiction. Another past great
'aehem in attendance was Phil L.
Asher of Opelousas.
CONVENTION NOTES.
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