W. C. Diederich, of No. 19, was elected Great Prophet, there being no other nominations. Willie Walker, of No. 1 was elected Great Sachem, no others being nominated. G. A. Ellerkamp, of No. 9 was elected Great Senior Sagamore, with no other nominations. W. C. Pelham, of No. 3 was elected Great Junior Sagamore, with O. R. King, of No. 1, S. C. Moore of No. 7 and John Ropke, of No. 8 also in nomination. C. E. Lyddane, of No. 2 was elected Great Chief of Records without opposition. John D. Walker, of No. 4 was elected Great Keeper of Wampum by acclamation. Louis Vissman, of No. 9 was elected Great Representative to the Great Council of the United States for two great suns, E. E. Bennett, of No. 11 and J. R. McConnell, of No. 1 being also in nomination. Danville was selected as the place for the kindling of the next council fire, Maysville and Owensboro being also in nomination. A resolution was introduced and adopted to elect a General State Organizer. After one of the most spirited races of the session, John Hafendorfer, of No. 14, was elected over J. B. VanZandt, of No. 9. This was the first time an official Organizer had been selected by the Great Council, heretofore it having been considered entirely within the power of the Great Sachem to regulate the matter to suit himself, the theory being that the Great Sachem was the official Organizer, and it was his privilege to appoint such deputies as he thought proper. An amendment to the laws was adopted permitting membership of palefaces 18 great suns of age, with the proviso that such applications should bear the endorsement of parent or guardian. A resolution was offered providing for representation of tribes in the Great Council according to membership, but the matter was laid on the table. Charters were ordered issued to all Tribes instituted during the previous great sun. On the recommendation of the Committee on Returns and Reports it was ordered that in the future the organizer of a new Tribe shall file a written report of its institution within one moon thereafter. On the recommendation of the Committee on the State of the Order it was ordered that no "Supervisory District Deputy Great Sachems having authority over tribal Deputies be appointed." The following resolution was unanimously adopted:--"The roll of Great Chiefs and Representatives shall be called at the close of each sun's session and no brother shall be entitled to mileage unless he shall answer thereto." It was also ordered that the Great Sachem be required to visit every Tribe in the Reservation at least once during his term, and the finance committee was directed to set aside an amount sufficient to cover expenses incurred. This would be quite an expensive matter if followed in the present day, and the Great Sachem's term would have to be extended to cover more than one sun or it would be impossible for him to comply with the law.