The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-04-16

| NJ Hunter Sheboygam: Officers of Post No 1872:
Commander, Richard Pheian; s. Y. g., W; &c, u,
ray; o. d., Jas. Nichols; .. g., - keyes; Chap,
stephen Payen; Adjt, II. S. Avrel; s. NJ G. Cop
| ley; O. NJ. s., Ed O'Heran.
GAR. GENERAL ORDERS.
MINNESOTA.
General Orders, No. 2, issued at Minneapolis
March q, are as follows:
l. The following Staff appointments are an
nounced: Aides-ae Canp-Comrades X. w. jack
video; VIM. Pfaender, -, New Elm; Jno: Hasty,
4, Minneapolis: J. X. Grover, H. Murdoch: A. ).
jacques, 40 sauk Center Chas. A, Nichols, Is, Du-
luti; = Raner 81, Mortified; w. L. Zwickey,
so, Crooketon; T. w. Barrett, lis, Herman; +. III.
Stevens, 2l St Paul; Jno. Pearson, 10. Pipe Stone,
Ward +. Gray. 4, Minneapolis; B. +. Mosier, |,
saltwater; Theo Sander, 5, St. Paul; A. W. White,
8, Albert Lea; }. l.. Twitchell, ., Anosa.
Assistant inspectors-Comrades Geo. r.. Seaton,
Post 80, Minneapolis; Jno T. Davis, 80, Gienwood;
Phil. DE Gcer, ST. Howard Lake; A. j. Parker, 81,
Ortonville; c. g. Whitney, 7. Marshall; f. ii.
gus Falls; Allen Gerrish, 81, St. Charles; b. +.
Goodwin, 81, Winnebago City; j. T. Bestick. 90,
Detroit F. A. Davis, l23. Farbault; John w.
Clover, 49, North Branch; r. Is. Plots, "a, Worth
| ington; Geo. Z. johnson, 81, st. james; w. q.
Bank. l6. Wykoff; joins +. Middlemist. 70. Min
neapolis.
| The Department has been divided into IL nspec-
ton districts, and the Department Inspector will
furnish each Assistant Inspector with the number
together with all Information and blanks necessary
| for the work
| ii. The following comrades are appointed a Com
mttee ON Transportation to the National Encamp-
| ment: e. &. Bahb. Post 4, Minneapolis; w. Il.
Dixon, q, st. Paul. c. A. Clawson, l26. Minneapo-
| lis.
| Ill. At meeting Of our Encampment il was voted
that Reunion of all exsoldiers and sailors of Mill
| nesota be held this Summer under the auspices of
| the Grand Army of the Republic and that the Leg
lslature be asked TO vote Appropriation TO pur-
chase tents, etc, for this purpose. The bill has
passed the House and Senate granting the appro-
priation asked for The opinion of the Posts of this
| Department is desired at these headquarters at
once as to the best time for holding this keun on
| Nv. COmrade James Cannon. wilkins Post, No.
49, Mankato, WAS elected at our last Encampment
Alternate at Large, and should have been so an
| nounced in General Orders No. in place of Conn
| rade George +. Johnston, elected Alternate
V. The attention of Post Commanders is called
to the nclosed service card for use in the Pension
Department. Hundreds of worthy comrades have
| had their claims allowed on the Information fur
nished thereon. and it is hoped attention will be
given to this matter. Cards viii be furnished on
application TO the A. A. q.
VI. The proceedings, findings and sentence OF the
coupt- martial in the case of Comrade VIM ID. Lay
| ton 3urdick Post, No. 3, Spring Valley, are APP
! proved, and COmrade Layton is dishonorably dis
charged from the Grand Army of the Republic
| VII. Comrades warned not To aid James Cum
! nnghnm. of Post I3. Duluth. He was member of
Co. X, I'D PA. Ills Post repudiates him, and they
are trying to serve notice ON him to appear before
| VIII. The address of John Boothodry 5th N Y.
II. A, is wanted by John Kope, of Cady Post No.
q, H.,
| the Department of Ohio
| BY command of r. A BECKER,
ASSISTANT n 8diutant- General N0n''i''e'
UTAH.
| General Order, No. 2, issued at Ogden, March
| 81, Is as follows:
l. In accordance with General Order. No. 10, Ma
ti"nal Head. quarters GAR, thorough inspection
| Of all the Posts i'm this Department is hereby
ordered between tile LIST of April and the 10Th Of
| May.
Assistant Inspectors will send report of their
inspection To Department Inspector WHO will con-
( solidate tile same on Form F. and toward to Conn
rade o. A. james, Inspector General, IIsdae,
Mich. before the 18th of May, 1885. The form
prescribed by the National Enranpment, found on
| page 81, Service Book, will be followed.
II. The following appointments are announced:
Judge Advocate y, j. w Huston, Post IL.
Department Inspector, Lexington McCarty,
Post 3.
| Assistant Inspeetors-E. NJ. Binon Post 1; A. C.
Smith, Post 8; ii. Armstrong, Post 4; II. Perrault,
Post, S; f. ii. Jeanjaquei Post 4; n. H. Camp,
Post IL w. A. Elyea Post II: J. NJ. Woodworth:
Post l6; s. Pearson, Post 20. They will be obeyed
and respected.
III. Post Commanders will forward to these
appointment as Aid-de-C Camp on the staff of the
Department Commander.
| ~. Post Commanders will see that the quarterly
reports for current quarter are forwarded immedi-
ateIy after the last meeting of their Posts. in this
month that consolidation returns TO National
| Headquarters may be sent in time.
Blanks for Post Adiu.ant, Quarermaster and In
! spector are forwarded with this order.
| BY commander He. WARDLEIGH,
| Department Commander.
| Attest: II. T. SSYDER
Assistant Adjutant General
MONTANA.
| General Orders, No. !, issued at Helena,
| March II, are as follows:
| 1. At the first annual Encampn:ent of tho De-
partment Of Montana. Grand Army of the Republic,
held at Helena, March 10, 1885. the following Off
| elected the
Department Commander. Thomas p. Fuller. Post
S.V.C C., James H. Mills, Post o. Deer Lodge.
| JV.C., G. f. Price, Post q Fort Custer.
Medical Director Levi f. Holiness Post 6, Putte.
| Chap. Lyman +. Hanna, Post Ii, Livingston.
| Council of Administration NJ L. Wynan, Post
81, Glendive; p II. D0lman. 6, Butte; ID. J. McMil-
Ian; 9. Deer Lodge; W. H. II. Dickinson. 10, Mis-
Delegate TO National Encampment, Ella G. Wat
ers Post Il. Glendive.
Alternate Delegate, Lester 8. Wilson, Post 1s
| ii. Having been elected Commander CT the De-
par;ment Of Montana, hereby assume the duties
of the Office. grateful for the honor conferred
| upon me-grateful beyond the power of any IAN
| guage of mine to express. ask and expect to re-
ceve the cheerful assistance and hearty co-operi-
ton of every comrade in building up this Depart
men!, so that IL may be the model Department of
the mountains. an honor to the organization, and q
| lasting benefit 10 ourselves and those who fol-
| low
Let every Post mako determined, nnceasing cf-
forts to muster within its folds every worthy SOL
der and sailor who wore the blue in the dark days
| of our country's peril, that they may unite with
I'm perpetuating the memories of the past and conf
memorate the deeds of heroism and gaantry of
our comrades, TO give aid TO the needy soldier and
the families of the fallen to assist each other to find
employment and extend the influence and benefits
| OF comradeship.
| H. The following appointments on re staff of
the Department Commander are announced:
| A. A. G., John Motif. Post 8. Helena
| A. @. NJ. G., Chas. :. Warren, Post q, Butte.
Asst Ins. Gen, Horatio S. Howell, Post r. Nir-
ginia City.
C. NJ o. James E. Galloway Post IL, Virginia
City.
Judge A1eocate, James r. Goss, Post H. Living
stOe
| neutrality-suspicious. Hopes, jr., Post 81. Glen
dive; Lester S. Wilson. 49, BoZeman; Ohio klemn.
| I5 Dillon; VIII Kennedy 10, Mssoula; e. S. Dick
| inson TO- Sheridan.
Il w. Each Post will at once forward to these
Headquarters "a list of the names of it's charter
members and the date OF its charter each Post il
| to be rcchartered and remembered.
| V. All acquisitions for supplies should be adj
dressed TO Charles s. Warren, Assistant Quarter
| muster General, Butte.
by order of THos y. FULLER,
Department Commander.
| JOHN MoFFITT. Asst Adjt-General.
| --e-
REUNIONS.
On April 25 Farragut Veteran Association. of
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