Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-04
HEADoURs. FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT, |
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. c.,
SACRAMENTO, December 2, 1856. J

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tRegimental Orders, No. IA.
L Companies A, B, E, G, field officers, band
and drum corps, will assemble at the Armory
in fatigue uniform. on Thursday evening, De
cember 10th, at o'clock, for practice in guard
mounting.
II. Guard detail Old Officer of the Day,
Captain T. W. Stevens, Company new Officer
OF the Day, Capt. J. Cook, Company b. Officers
of the Guard, Lieutenants NJ. Fl. Sheehan, Com
pany G, and II. /. Seymour, Company Ser
geant of the Guard, - Corporals of the
III. The detail of privates will consist Of
twelve men from each company. Posts will be
established by the old officer of the Day, and
the full details of the ceremony carried out.
~. The commanding officer, with extreme
regret, announces the voluntary retiracy of
Captain II. Weinstock, lately commanding
Company p OF this regiment. This resignation
was, he believes, felt by Captain Weinstock to be
necessary, in view of the demands of his bust
ness upon his time and energies. He entered
the service of the State as private guardsman
from deep sense of duty and the obligations
upon him as citizen Of the commonwealth
By his example he has done great service to the
National Guard of California. By his devotion
intelligence and deep earnestness he has con-
trlbuted largely to the elevation of the standard
of the regiment. BY his studious habits, his
high ambition to do the very best that was pos
sibe to him by his soldierly bearing, gentle
manly qualities, urbanity self-possession and
his warm and genial disposition, he won the
friendship and the respect of the entire com
mand. 1t is with pleasure that the command
OIlCeT DSdTS IHlS testimony 10 true worth,
and it is with sincerest regret that at the same
time he is compelled to announce the loss the
regiment sustains in the retiracy of so potent an
influence for good. He can only hope that the
example of good citizenship set by this busy
man of business may inspire others to give of
their time and talent to the maintenance and
advancement of the National Guard.
V. The following members of the regiment
are honOrably discharged, for reasons herein
stated : Company B-Corporal S. N Farley,
enlisted April Z, 1888. term expired private
G. G. Davis enlisted March l. 1888 term ex.
PRED; private Charles King, enlisted August
81 1888, term expired; private Martin Pionish,
enlisted August ~ 1888, term expired: private
Edw. Andrews, enlisted December 4. 1884 re-
mOval private S. Fowler, enlisted January g.
1884, removal; private Charles Hubs, enlisted
August s, 1885, removal; private John Mulzner
enlisted August s, 1855, removal private John
Reith, enlisted December 20, 1888, removal
private Fred. Uhl, enlisted October 49, 1888
term expired Company E" Marker j. D.
Shoemaker, enlisted May IS 1885 removal
private H. 4. Owner, enlisted July so, 1885, dis
ability certificate on file.
It's expected that at the inaugural of
Governor Bartlett, number of the San
Francisco companies will come to Sacra-
mento to add pomp and splendor to the |
ceremonies, and the Third Infantry is ex-
pected to be here with full ranks.
We notice that our old friend Sergeant |
B. P. Hugg, of old Company E, Campton- |
vile, has been in this city for some DAYS |
past, and it has leaked out that his business |
was to get a license from our County Clerk |
to hug somebody. In this he has been |
successful, and all his old compatriots of |
Camps Brown, Raymond, ETC., wish him |
and his estimable wife happiness and a host |
of recruits.