The National tribune., 1885-12-31

VIM. 5. White. Michigan City: Officers of Phil
kearncy Post, No: 46 Commander, J. Shook ;
s. Y. C., VIM. :. White; J. V. G. I. NJ. Hamlet {;
Q. NJ, \. V. Cole; o. D., T. 5. Vert; Q. G., G..
Eastwood.
IOWA.
A. Y. Richards Dubuque: Officers Of Hyde Clark
Iost, OF tins place: Commander, A V; Richards =.
v C., i. r. Chase; }. V; G., John f. Van Brunt :
D., ". Z. Dickinson; o. G., Claus Andres; surg,
Q. NJ Staples. Delegate to state Encampment, e.
Nj. Staples; Alternate II. X. Young.
L. II. Colcord, Ninton: Officers OF Post No w;
Commander, !. p Matthews; < V. c., sol. White; /;
J. Y. G., II. Scott; Surg, :. GrOu; Chap, J.. ;.
keagle; O. d, 4. Thompson; q. NJ, George New
ton; o. G., L. Crooks Delegates To- state Encamp-
ment, j. II. Colcord and L. :. kCaE.e; Alternates,
A. Thompson and !. W Rich.
J. X. Brink, CrCston: officers of John 4. RawIins
Post No. 81, Of this place: Commander ]. B J"r-
dan; :. V. G, T. Evershed; J. V G.. a, X FuIieT; (;
q. NJ, J. r. Brink; Chap. J. =. Roach; .. D., ).
W. Suively; o. G., J. :. Thompson.
KANSAS
David Ward. Osborne: Officers of A.R. Post at
this place Commander. ". f. Cochran; S. V. c.,
J. \. Beeman; J. Y. G., !. 4. Enville; Surg, T. B
Boyd; 0. j., : r. Farwcll; O. G., H. Iiiilcbrandt; +;
Chap, 7. +. Ful:z; q. NJ, David Ward. Delegate
TO department Eucampment, ID. Ward; Alternate
J. A. Porter. Sterling: Officers Of Post at this
place: Commander y. &. Carrier; :. '. G., W u
hickman; J.N. CD. Z. EngIc; Q. d, W. H. Alien !;
@. G., }. Horton; q. NJ, J. Mitchell; Surg, NJ Van
Patten; Chap, : K. Miller; Adjt, ". G. hamTick.
Delegate, J. A. jackson; Alternate, J. Mitchell.
burnside Post, of Wyandottc. has adopted reso-
lutions protesting against the appointment of eN-
Gov. George ". Click as Pension Agent Tor the
district including the state of Kansas
A. L. Magotiin, Lyons: Officers of Kit Carson
Post No. 70: Commander, Rev. B. f. POwelson; ;.
V. G., J. c. Clark; J. y. g, l.. Brown; AdJt, ii. T.
Smith; Q. NJ, ]. Golding; Chap, Rev. NJ. T..
Hough; Surg A. i. Magoflin; .. D., c; NJ Raw
Inns; o. G., n. ID. Tucker; :. NJ, ID. Nj. ". pupree;
q. NJ. 5. i. NJ. Watson, Delegate TO Department
Encanlpmcnt, Ii. +. Smith; Alternate, {. NJ. Raw
hnGs.
J. c. H, Seneca: Officers of George Graham Post,
No. %: Commander, Capt. Edward Butt; 5. Y. c.,
Charles skinner; ]. V. g., DR. Noah Hayes; Chap,
NJ, John c. Hughes; o. D., p. L. Drcssie. Trus-
tees, Edward Butt, CLANCY Lacllcy, l.. X. Zahm,
A. J. Felt, John Baldwin, II. S. Robins, and q; W.
johnson. The Executive Committee has issued the
tickets for the fair, limited 10 20UO At 81 each. and
/ am informed that they are about all sold. The
Relief Corps of this place have taken hold IN ear
nest. They have carpet under construction TO be
put up, believe at p cents chance, and three or
four quilts TO be drawn nj - cents q chance. The
Sons of Veterans have taken full hand IN this and
are working with all their might and mann Inc
Post best premiums are, one piano worth 500 one
bedro set worth $40, one china tea set worth S5Q,
one top buggy $50, II. John sewing machine worth
500. There will be, so | am told, one horse, one
organ (Sterling make), and some city lots. All
these are TO be drawn for with smaller articles to
be sold or drawn All the comrades seem to think
and wish TO make the fair success and are labor
ing 10 that end.
MAINE
6. II. Fisher, West Winterport: Officers of f.
NJ. Billings Post, No. "a of this place: Commander,
Henry WIngate; :. V. c., Thomas Clements; }. v
c., Horace Webbcr; o. D., jefferson Nealey; s.,
b. F. Cousins; @ NJ, Lemuel Plummer.
H. B. Wright, Washington: Officers of Post 70,
of this Dlace. Conmandtr Thomas : Bowtcn: S
V. c., Hilton b. Wright; J. V c.. Frank Pulen +;
@. NJ, Jacob c. Bogues; Surg, Henry ID. Clark I;
Chap, Joseph II. Beae; .. D., Bradley a. Boggs
o. G., Alonzo Rhodes.
T. +. Sprage, Corinna: The fair of J. Knowles
Post No. 81, which closed on the 18th inst, netted
J. H. McGregor. Rowland: Officers of Joe
Hooker Post, No. sc, of this place: Commander,
Or. j. II. McGresor; S V. C., c. A. Sargent; }. V,
c., A. J. McKenny; Surg, :. B. Lancaster; Chap,
Alonzo A. Orr; q. NJ, J. X. Gilman; o. D., A. S.
Miller; o. c., b. f. Brown. Delegate to Depart
ment Encampment, A. P. Libby; Alternate, j. X.
Gilman.
Officers of Burns Post, No. l3 Westminster
Commander, Col. Wm. A. Mckellip; S. V. c.,
Alex. Klinedinst; J. c., Howard Frizzell o. D.,
john NJ. Reese; o. G., James Baker Q. NJ, Win
field $ Drach @. NJ. S, Chas. NJ. Kuhn; 5. NJ,
Ezra J. Yingng; Chap, Col. Samuel X. Herr;
Adjt Sylvester Matthias. Counsel of Administra-
ton, Col. s. X. Herr John H. Mitten and Sylvester
Matthias. Delegates to Slate Encampment. Cant.
o. II. p. Matthias, Whitfield Stansbury, and David
N McQuay.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Joe Hooker Post No %, of East Boston, has been
incorporated Lyman W. Clark is President and
j. H =. Pearson Treasurer.
Sedgwick Post, No. II, of Orange, has adopted
resolutions thanking Comrade Hendrick son for the
liberal terms which he has given his course of
American Illustrated Lectures " for the benefit of
the Post
J. G. Church, Brockton: Officers of Fletcher
Webster Post, No. l3: Commander, Maj. Alfred f.
Sears 5. V. c., n. ID. Toppan; J. V. c., Michael
Mackin; Q. NJ, John b. Parker; Surg, Roland
Hammond NJ D.; Chap, NJ Holmes; o. D., 5. L..
French; o. O., John A. Hall. Trustees, j. b. Par
ker, F. NJ shaw, James A. Packard. Relief Com
mittee : ii. MurdocIz, b. Z. Savery, S. J. Wade
Delegates to the Department Convention, n. d..
Toppan, G. A. Grant, W. T. Bunker c. L. Trbou :;
Alternates, J. Il. Parker, +. NJ. Shaw, +. w. Luce,
O. c. Hutchns, Montague: Officers of Post No.
$50 of this place: Commander, G. \. Watson s.
V. c., o. C. iIutchins; J. " C., NJ. Patrick; Surg,
l. c. Montague; Chap, q. ID. Payne; o. d., h. l..
Colson; O. Nj, l.. Brigham o. G., Z. Collins; Adj't
j. b. Sewel; q. NJ. ;, NJ. NJ Newton. Delegate to
Department Encampment, l.. Brigham; Alternate.
L. c. Montague.
MINNESOTA
5. NJ Sherman, Inwood: Officers of Post No.
no. OF this place: Commander E. f. Pratt; s. W
c., John Grant; j. V. C., Rodger Ridge; q. NJ,
Sanford Broadfent; Surg, John Rufiearne; Chap.
William Henderson o. d., 5. NJ. Sherman.
Ira ID. Warren, Zunlbrota: Officers of Post No.
l2l of this place: Commander. Ira d. Warren; s.
V. c., Henry NJ Scofeld; j. V. c., l.. W. Ward !;
Surg, DIR. .. III. Hall; Chap, Z. Stacy; o. d.. Ed.
Mosher; Q. NJ, III. w. Squire; o. G.. Ole Strand.
MICHIGAN
A. o. Rourk, Decatur: Officers of Post No. 27, of
this place: Commander c. w WilIerson; S V. C..
Rourk; .. e., F. Smith; Surg, L. Carney; Chap
J. Rawson; q. NJ, 3. y. Dell. Delegates to State
f<ICauipn1SitI u w. hLeTsol, Al W. hOurk, u.
Fisher.
D. ID. Shannon Ovid: Officers of George A. Wi
mans Post No. l04, of this place: Commander
Luther Stone; s. V. C., Edward Strickland; j. "
c., George w. Miller; Surg, Oliver Cross; Chap
Chas Bement; o. D., Edward We'll; o. G., Henry
Austin.
J. r. Burns. Cold Water: Post No. 100, of this
place is one of the most thoroughly equipped and
most prosperous Posts in the Department. 1t has
not been III existence over three years. and yet has
membership of POS IN good standing, and is re-
e wing large additions at every meeting. We have
elected for Commander Capt. Frank Newberry, one
of the best soldiers in Michigan. We also have a
Woman's Relief Corps in connection with the Post.
There 326 Posts in this Department and appi-
cations for Is new ones pending. The entire mem
bershp of the Department is lS ll0, and during the
year ending Oct. L last the membership has in
creased 1850 The amount expended for relief
since last January is S., ,6S7.A.
MISSOURI
r. S. Morgan, Warrensburg: Officers of Col
Grover Post, No. z, of this place: Commander, Col
A.W. Rogers S. V. c., X. Bauldin; j. V. c., David
Aber; Chap, Col. Hyer; o. d., A. b. Logan; o. g..
l.. A. Speg; q. M, q. w. Hoats: Surg, s. J. Ben
nett; Adjt, f. Barnam.
The second anniversary and Campfire of Ransom
Post No. l3l of ST. Louis Mo-, was held the 18th
inst, and was d most pleasant affair. During
the evening the following toasts were offered :
The GAR" Comrade W. II. Sherman; "The
Officer" Comrade ID. Treadway; The Private, I"
Comrade ID. z. Dyer; The Army Mule" Comrade
w. X. Hodges; The Suffer-" Comrade s. r. Gait.
Officers of Thomas Weber Post, No l54, Arbela; !;
Commander, f. NJ. Piles; s. v. c.. James Grubb !;
j. V. c., Zach n. Kennett; @ M., Chas. l.. Brook
hart; Chap, David b. Craven; surg, William F.
Nobett; o. D., George B. Galoupe; o. G., James
f. Nelson; Adj't, A. w. Sawyer; s. NJ, r. j. Hus-
ton; Q. NJ S., James Meadows. Representative TO
1lar.ar ont Enn 60,