The National tribune., 1884-08-14
CALIFORNIA

cation for Post charter. with 40 signers, at Mil
ford, Pa, aud one with y signers at Clare
Mich.
CALIFORNIA
Genera! Orders, No s. issued on the I'D ult at San
Francisco. by order o.J II. Davis Department Com
nander-J. H. Gilmore, A. A--G.-oontain the fol-
lowing II OF new appointments Ajds-de-Camp-
CoTaT.ice John DAVIS Frank Bartlett Post No 6 F; T.
B. Jerome, Lyon No. 3; J. b Peaks, W II L. Wal
lace. NO. %; III. l.. Chambers Col. Cass, No. &c ;
Geo. Il Tinker, Barrett No. g. Assistant IN
spectors-eomrade Edward A. Weed, Frank Bart
lett Post. No. .; Jas. ID. Coolidge, Lyon No. 5; c.
I. Sutphen, W. ii. l.. Wallace, No 81; J. u. Byrne
Col Cass, 20. f5; Geo D. Kendall, Barrett, No e.
Comrade j B. NlIlteInore SeTz't-Maior Of Lin
com Post, No j. Il hereby appointed special Aid
de-Iamp upon the staff Of the Department Com
mandeT. and will perform the duties OF Aefing
Assistant; Acknowledgement at Department Head
quafteTs.---A. A Saunders, Los Angeics: On the
evening Of july %. Frank Bartlett Post. of this
place, gave a Campfire, which proved TO be one of
the best entertainments ever given here. CoInrade
J. y. Heyes ofieiated as Chairman; Adi't \
A. Saunders was Secretary, and o.-G. L. s. Butler
master OF ceremonies
ILLINOIS,
W. a Noble Windsor: Officers of Post here:
}. y. c, A. Il Tenpleton; @ ~, J. S. Topping;
Adjt J. y. Storm Chap, +. NJ. Hill; 6. NJ, b. #.
Ely; @ u. s., r. N. Pope; o. G.. s. Asabrook; O..
d., Il. Fitzpatrieiz-Olney Post No g. has
adopted resolutions censuring the action of Con-
grcss IN defeating the Mexican pension bill.
IEDiANA.-
ID. r. Carver, Bluflon. sends us the following
list OF officers OF Lew Dudley Post, No 80: 6. v c.
Martz; Surg, DR. 4. g. GorreIl; Chap. Rev L. j.
Spencer; o. d., III. stegkamper; o. G.. w IL
Vent; Ad,It O. J: Koontz; s. NJ, John Wasson;
@ NJ. s.. J. IL Smith; J. s. L. MoslIre Council of
Administration c. T. Brown, J. L. Myers and e
y. Sturgls. Delegates TO State EncampInent: o.
y. Koontz and J. J. Todd-Hiram Murphy. Cos
port: We recently mustered into Winchester Post
David Van BnskirS who is six feet IL inches high
and weighs 40 pounds. Cornrade Van BuskirlS
Ind. and was promoted to Captain. On the 25th day
Of May, 1862. he was taken prisoner ct one Of the
battles near Winchester, Va. and passed four
months IN Libby Prison. He was born in Monroe
Co, Ind, and mas resided there all his iife and is
now 80 years old
KANSAS
John p. Cone. Chanute: Neosho Post No. 12o.
has 20 members, ali deeply interested In Grand
Army work.
MAINE
II A. Trip, Rluehill: Jas A Garfield Post No.
&C. is IN very prosperous condition. It's meetings
arc held every Saturday night and are ALWAYS well
attended and full Of interest. The boys are wide
awake and bound TO have good Post as there
l. in tle Department Recruits are coming in more
rapidly than ever before.
MASSACHUSETTS,
c. w Putnam. Worcester: Post TO- Of this CITY.
with about 500 Of their friends, held basket pie
mic at Crystal Lake, the 9th inst and had very
enjoyable time. On the following evening the
Post had very pleasant visit from the Relief Corps
ana camp OF SONS OF Veterans
RIENESoT
T. w. Chapman. Piainview: Commander Morri-
son, OF Rochester, recently mustered Carl Post
No lOg, here, with ~ charter members Officers
Commander, G. i. Fisk; s. v c. VIM Baxter J.
v. c., c; +. Nap; Surg, J. p Waste; Adjt, r. E.
Cornwell; q NJ, q. R. French; O. D.. VIM Law
ton; Asst Adj't, X. Damode; o. c.. j. Berton; S.
NJ, K. &. Wright; q. NJ. s., Geo Richnond R
N sargent, Fair Haven; NJ: 7, Johnston Post, No.
"A, OF this place, Is IN ourishing condition After
struggling through the first year with only Is
members, IT has IN the past six months gained o.
and is mastering new recruits every meeting
MISSOURI
w r. Patterson WaverIy. On the 9Th inst q K
Warren Post. No. 90 and J. Reynolds Camp Sons
OF Veterans, had very pleasant Reunion The
establishment Of a Noman's Relief Corps was
among the many pleasant exercises OF the day
Caster Post, Of ~. Joseph, is hourishing. Ii now
numbers 225 members IN good standing.
OHIO
n Munshower, Ironton: On the ID inst mus
tered Thomas Towns Post, No. 475, at Waterloo
Officers: Commander, r. ]. Neal; S. C C. E
Mossman; j. v. c., A. +. Rogers Adj't II w De-
witt; @ NJ, John II. Stewart; Surg, j. w Bel
sheri Chap, J. G. Cooper; o. D., w. L. White; o.
y. HiSon; Asst ms, A. NJ. tewart-Joln b.
Nilkih, Dell Roy: Post No. s3s mustered here last
May, II ~ tine working order. new Post will be
mustered ai New Cumberland eight miles from
here, on the I'D inst-George Coggins New Cas-
tie; G. &. Nichols Post No 39g organized last Feb
rnary with 70 charter members, is gaining ali the
time.
MICHIGAN
w III. Connell, Cedar Springs: In the fire JuIy
is, Jewell Post No g. LOST everything but the aos
and roster The boys feel like a flock of sheep
worried by dogs.
RHODE ISLAND
Al the leth anniversary OF Toner Post. No. II.
Pawtucket, Coinrsde Edward p. Tobie read a very
Interesting and appropriate original poem which
lack cf space, we regret to say prevents as from
publishing.
VERMONT
T. J. Foster, Waterbury Centre: Ezra Stefson
Post received a very pleasant visit on LIST inst
from Edwin Dillingham;. and the boys enioyed
themselves In way known only 10 old soldiers.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Last week Asst Adjt-Gen. Bell accompanied by
Mcssrs H. w. Downing. N. r. Bolton and James
Conner. members OF Ellsworth Post Of Vancouver
went over 10 la Center and instituted new Post
with 10 charter members, TO be known as John II
iev Post An