Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-07

Gale, J. W. George. F. NJ. Georqs. &c
sffasse. henry Gornley, r. NJ. Gave.
20 ~ hIiI. Geo. ID dilL Homer II
Hiu, ". II Htz4rd. L Hopkins. W. b.
ddbb@rd, ID. (, Hyde. Joan ". H1nter.
y. b Jones, cnas- q h-liogg. David Kei
l0R2, y. Knox - Kelly, Jas. NJ. Lang
John L@ary. W. E Led7erEaod. J. G.
L'p+ky, X X Lombard II B LOOMS.
BARN Lynch. K l.. Marshall, NJ X
ii 4fd 4cks, j. X. Med Jusld. Oxen Nc
C@rmicz, J. W. Mc(j-s, = II. McIutyre,
T. ;. Aea1ev, Nm. NJ. Morse, A Mack
iatosh, ". Z Muaroe, MI. r. alavxeE,
CAri l. Nelson, q. l. Nor hup, r. H.
Dsyosd, G. l. Palmer. X. B Partridge
. Feiiy. W. x. Phililps. q. ii Prest N,
daro'd Preston. o. W. Puee, W. r.
rGmoarev, G. L. Qlinu. R7bzrt Rn.ssl,
". '. kinesatt. ~. II reeves, Nm
IL H16ertsDn, Dt.o Ra1ks, C. n Rasin. :
W. Scott, II A. Sears. W. Il. seymour
L. Shepherd, ;. =. Snort. Eosn SaItn,
". Parry smith, EixArd l.. snitn. d.
l. Smith. ;. L. Smi,a, J. ,. VI. Smart
Frank 1. Ivdf0rd, Ell l. Ferry. l. A
Iraeu, y b. Futile, 4. U-eu. =. b Fro1.
.nan, +. d. Wal woTih, David Webster
". II. W=io1rn, |. n wileoxsn, J. "
wilkinson, q. A. @esd, W. "A. White, 4.
NJ. Young.
HOME GuARDs-CGEG's COMPANY.
On FRIDAY. FEB. 10 b. the organization
Of ~ sJnd bmp4ng Of II TN Cards
VAS oom pietsd. O. II. H.aford x4s
IN ,ie Pre-idsat; II. NJ H,rt, , ,crstary.
add A. j. Fl-kin, Treasurer. T.. II
Carr, who had been First Sergeant OF
tne oTginsi Home Glards, was elected
Captain Of tse new company, aud W
L. ShArpe ana Jos. Z. M,N .ught Lieu
tenants. lac organ z 4tIOns sail meet
On wednesday evenings for drill aud
EIii soou os uniform 81 aud armed To-.
company Is crossing rapidly ~ men Der
-biO. and IL will nos ~ long bzf0rs they
Sii prescott . sell disciplined line sf 6j
or 10 m-n. 4 ,lioEIag Is tas muster
roll Of the com pany:
Cptain. K. NJ. Carr; First Lieutenant,
W. L. snap ; Second Lieutenant, Jos.
Il. MsS ,ugnt.
sergeants + II. Soarllng. +. s. Oi-
borne, W. X. rnornell. 1. T. Jones, F.
A. Bell.
CorpsrAls-R. s. Cox, Jr., F. C. Mont.
RoBefy. {. Il. Punphrey. w. A. Peters,
ii. l.. Is stes. Frank haaford, L. A. Iur-
Ger, W. 4. Ii ,sbcouck.
Privates-d. ii. Amss. X. Abrams, O.
4. Anrud. Wan. Bracket. h. NJ Block,
+ A. Cnlrchill. G. A. Cesig, q. ID. DAVIS,
O. Davies, 4. j. Fiskin. Geo. ii. Foster,
Gao. w. Furry, A. NJ. Gilman. JAS
Goldsmith. W. II. Gleason. c. II
Hanford, A. Z. Hanferd. Neil Hen
ley, III. N. Hoyt, A. Hambiet, X. NJ
Hopkins, w. ii. Hughes, L. G. Kea
nsrd, r. A. Keane, J. z. bange. J
ID. Lowman. John Lingston. Il. n. No
t4dd m, i Z. Mitchell, q. Ponoin, q
Willis Price, Stewart Smith, EisIa
Shepherd. W. ID. Wood.
There are six military organizations
in this city, Numbering IN all AS mem
bers. Seattle has more citizen soldiers
than ali If the other cities of the Terri
tory combined. lt Is safe to say that
no ci IN tks Nation has greater force
of militia IN proportion to its slzs and
population than Seattle. Following is
Summary of the members OF the vsri
oas Organizations: seattle Rifles, IS;
Company ID, 50; University Cadets, 81;
Seattle Cadet Corps, Al; Home Gaards-
Kiunear's Company, rs; Home Guards
Cars Company, 80. Total, AS.