Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-21
MILITARY NOTES.
The Military Review and Drills Next
Tuesday Eyening-Etc.

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| Tuesday evening, at the armory. From
present indications, and the activity dis
| played in making ready for it, the affair
| will be well worth witnessing, and will
pass off smoothly The citizens of Sacra-
mento, who have always taken an interest
in our local companies, are specially in
vited TO attend and witness the evolu-
tons, and to Join in the dance which takes
| place later in the evening and which
| will be free to all. As will be seen from
| the programme of exercises. which is given
below, Company E (the baby of the regi-
ment at present., will lead of IN the set
| ting-up exercises. 1t will be followed by
| Companies G and A, and B will endeavor
to show the audience what it knows about
| handling heavy guns, and prove, doubtless,
| that it has not neglected this branch of the
service Lieutenant Edgar Carroll will
| command the gun squad. Company F, of
| Woodland, will not be present, owing to
| the or, a expense of coming to Sacramento,
| but its officers and some members are eX-
| pected to attend There will be three skele-
| ton battalions in the review and dress
parade with a full complement of field
| officers for each, colors, markers, etc. The
military committees of both houses will
| be invited to inspect the various
armores and regimental headquarters,
| where they will be entertained by the Off
GERS of the brigade and regiment. General
Carey will be in command, with Major &.
| H. Hubbard as Assistant Adjutant-General.
| Following is the order of exercises in detail
| and also other matters as given in Regi-
mental Orders No. 3:
l. In accordance with General Orders No. 1
| from brigade headquarters, Companies A, i, E,
| G, the field. staff, nOn-commissioned staff band
| and drum corps are hereby ordered to assemble
| in full uniform at regimental headquarters on
| Tuesday evening, February a, 1885, at 1880
Oclock, for review, dress parade and company
exercises, in the following order l, The setting
up exercises, by Company E; 2 Manual of
| Company A ; 1, Battery drill, by Company B
| 5, Brigade review; g, Brigade dress parade Z,
| Inspection of armories $, Concert and ball.
| II. The formation will be in three battalions
with the followin officers in command First Bat
taliOn-Colonel T. w. Sheehan, Commander;
| Captain John Cook, Lieutenant Colonel; Captain
Harris Weinstock, Major; Captain Fred. Neary,
Adjutant Second Battalion-Lieutenant-C Col.
J. W. Guthrie, Commander Captain C. L. White,
| Lieutenant-C Colonel; Lieutenant John Best,
Major; Lieutenant D. j. Long. Adjutant Third
| Battalion-Nlajor E. H. Mckee Commander:
Captain, T. W. Stevens, Lieutenant Colonel:
Lieutenant It. T. Wlseman, Major; Lieutenant
Ii. ". Rivett, Adjutant. Sergeants J. T. McNif.
Ellis Franklin and James HeIfernan will act as
Sergeant Major for the respective battaiions.
III. The commander OF each battalion will
provide national colors to be used for the occa
sion.
". Company commanders viii take such
steps as TO insure the attendance of every mem
Der OF their companies who is not absent from
the city, or unable to bear arms. and viii hold
their commands i'll readiness TO march when
Adjutants call is sounded.
V. Captains Cook and Stevens will detail one
man each from their respective companies who
will report the Adjutant for guard duty, at l.
street entrance. The guard viii admit no chill
no ,i,a1
by their parents, nor allow visitors on the lower
floor, nor in regimental headquarters. until after
dress parade.
VI. Upon the recommendation of command
ers of companies concerned, the following
changes announced
acknowledgement N. Mullany, First Ser
geant; Corporal: Glass, Company A, Sergeant;
private T. King, Company A, Corporal; Corporal
f. Myers, Company b, First Sergeant; private C.
Strong Company b, Corporal; private H. Roach,
Company B, Corporal; private s Bolze, Com
Transfers-Corporal G. F. Hubert. of Company
Z, TO Company A, with rank as private; private
J. Carroll. Of Company E, to Company A: pri-
vate ". J. Kelly, of Company f, to Company A:
private j. Boquler, of Company Z, to Com
pany B.
Discharges Company B Corporal James
Heating, enlisted February 10, 1889, removal;
private James Burns, enlisted March Il. 1881
removal private NJ. Morse enlisted February
10, 1852, removal; private J. ", Ross, enlisted
January %, 1889, removal private F. Wheeler
ensted MAY aniis a. l'S removal private A H.
Company E|Private J. ". Daronix. i enlisted
November "a, 1888, disabilty-certiicate on
file; private P. Sullivan, enlisted November %
1888, disability-certificate file private D.
Reardon, enlisted November II, 1884 removal
Company G-Corporal {. S. Masser, enlisted
November 49, 1883, removal private j. F. Bry
ant enlisted January Z 1881 removal private
". f. Famsworth, enlisted February il, 1884.
removal private J. Connely, enlisted December
"a, 1883, removal; private &, d. Harris enlisted
August 20 1881 removal private 5. D. Johnson
enlisted January 10, lSSf removal private E
Klein, enlisted December "a, 1883 removal
private J. OConnell, enlisted January IA, 1884,
| removal /; private W. n Rulison, enlisted Feb
rtlaTy II, 1884, removal private J. Sculi0n en-
listed May Z. 1855, removal; private 5. /. Twist
enlisted April II, 1884, removal private T.
Heany, enlisted December 81. 1881, term ex-
PRED; private F. Kunz, enlisted July g. 1873
term expired private ". Naughton, enlisted
May 3 1876, term expired private I. o Flaher-
ty, enlisted February 3, 1882 term expired pri-
vate NJ; Tormey, enlisted December ), ISL term
expired.
From the foregoing it will be seen that
companies are getting into shape 70 de-
mand the active attendance of all members,
and very desirable class of recruits are
entering the ranks to take the places of
those who have been discharged for proper
cause. AT present Company G needs more
men than any of the others, but from the
reputation which this company has ac
quired it will not be a difficult matter to
fill up the ranks if the proper effort is
made
Joseph Jackson. of Camptonville late
Company e. has applied Tor an exempt
certificate.
Company F. of Woodland, will hold an
election for Captain and First Lieutenant
the latter part of March. We understand
that Captain Spencer is not candidate for
reelection
George w Stafford. First Lieutenant-elect
| of Company +, was examined as to his
qualifications tor the position last Monday.
and passed very creditably. We are in
formed by the Board of Examiners that
VERY few officers have so thoroughly gone
hlnto the details of the school of the soldier.
manual of arms and school of the company
as Lieutenant Stafford. and that if he con
tinues his studies IN other branches of
military science he will be ere long one OF
the ablest officers in the service.
First Sergeant Seymour of Company Z.
seems to have caught the military fever
also, and appears determined to know his
duties at the earliest possible moment
Ordnance Sergeant Franklin of the staff, is
another painstaking officer and is yalua-
bic member OF his company-B. If all
on-commiSSioned officers were TO study
do, their companies would show the effect
of having an efficient corps of sergeants
and corporals.
Second Lieutenant W. f. McEwen. of
Company b, formerly Captain of the Gov
ernor's Guard. is seriously ILL., In fact, he
has been sick a lo,Ig time. and. while
pluckily working as long as he possibly
could, was some time since compelled to
resign his situation. OF course the ex-
pense of medical treatment and the ordi-
nary necessary expenses have drawn heavi-
" upon his pocket-book, and just now he is
in rather tight place financially. 1t has
been suggested that the boys might give
him benefit; it certainly could not fail 10
be a success. as he has a host of friends and
acquaintance who would be willing to
assist.
A LIVELY RuyAwAY.-Yesterday after
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