The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-04-08
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
COLORADO

General Orders, No. g. issued at Denver, March
o, by order of Henry Bowman, Commander-E.
Il Sawyer A. A. G-is as follows: The following
appointments GA the staff of the Department Com
nlander are announced: Aids-de-Camp-W. x.
Burke, Laramie, Wyo.; e. G. Evens Georgetown;
II. %. Dodge, Boulder; Charles Ramer Fort Col
Inns: ". II. Bartlett, Pueblo: George w. Cook
Leadyil!c; b. +. 2ockafelow, Canyon City; W. II.
Champ, Maysvilie; John C. PritchaTd, Durango;
Oscar d. Ncedh3m. Pitsin; w. f. Gowdy, Rosita
John G. Becker, Gunnison; George ID. Merriam
Hueua Vista; Jacob Downing, Denver Jno. Miller,
Central City; Geo w. Thomas Colorado Springs
WIN. McEIe, Evans; w. =. Alexander, Silver Clif;
Joseph Davis. Trinidad; w. l. EdEerton Lake
City; J. J. Elliott, Idaho Springs; Oliver Beeman,
LIZ Teta Colo; A c. Snyder Cheyenne Wyo.; J.
L. Elliott, Grand Junction; III. +. Sickies Alamosa
s. NJ. jackson, Salida; James 5. Grier, Mon;rosc
W. H. Slauson, Silver Cliff; G. w. Dickinson, La
Junta; Daniel II. Draper, James NJ. johnson. j.
W. Anderson, Elmer Moses, Denver; w. ii. Car
ter, Golden; VIM. Wentz. Alma; Cecil A Deane,
Denver: Jason +. Freeman, Aspen; b. II. Frsby.
Red Gill; j. 9. hchlliip. Coal Creek, Colo; VIM.
McCariy. I.Gwiins, Wyo; J. NJ. Dodd, Rico; A. c.
Webster, Castle Rock; Harvey It. Castle, Denver
Colo; J. l. Patlen Lander Wyo; Samuel DicIiey
Evanston: Isaac Daley, Walscnburg, Colo; Z. L.
Bread at Large. Upon the nomination OF the De-
paTtmeut Inspector The following named comrades
Laramie, Nyo; A. ~. White, Georgetown; An
drew Wise, Boulder; J. n. Thomas Fort Collins;
\. Kamey, Pueblo; A. ]. Cohen, Leadvle; J. E
Brown. Canyon City; w. &. Gibbons, Maysvile; :
Vim. s Hickox, Durango; Ezra S. Sprague, Pit
kin; William 5. Camp Rosita; Henry a. Tidd,
Gunuison; 4. II. Kennedy, Baena Vista; o. NJ.
FaIrar Colorado Springs; J. NJ. Imrie Evans; II.
V. Foss, Silver Cliff; John Conkie, Trinidad; l..
T. Ward, Lake City; J. Meinto5h, Idaho Springs;
Samuel Todd, La Veta, Colo; G. j.. Collingsworth,
Cheyenne; J. y. HouEhton Lander, Wyo; j. A
Layton, Grand Junction; c. d. ThGyer, Alamosi
W. J.. Harhotue, Salida; George w. Andrews
Mon;rose; Samuel ID. Brodtbec<, /. II. Head g.
A. Hantou Denver; f. d. Waterbury, Aspen,
Colo; A. Ii. Bisbing, Evanston, Wyo.; George
Nailatt, Red CiiH; Truman Bacon, Coal Creek ::
T. l.. Greasy, Walscnbnrg; Il. l.. Thompson, Rico
J. VI. Farrell Castle Rock; George w. Thompson;
Denver; G. II. Kimbal!, Golden, Colo. The com
radcs named VIII, Immediately upon receipt of
this order notify the Assistant Adjutan General Of
their acceptance or non-nccepance OF their respect
i've appointments. In obedience 10 General Or
ders, No. y, G. s., from National Headquarters,
Assistant Inspectors will inspect their respective
Posts at the meeting Immediately preceding the
18th day OF May. los. and forward the reports OF
said inspection 10 Conrade George II. Waterbury,
Department Inspector. Denver. Colo, not later
than May .. strict compliance with this is re-
qtired. -de-Camp Will report to this Office at
least IN each quarter the condition of the Or
der in their various localities.
CONNECTICUT
Samuel J. Miller, Wiliinlsntc: On the 9th ult
the comrades of Francis =. Long Post, No. 81, al
this place, held a most enjoyable Campfire and
be6E-bake. The occasion was enlivened by
speeches. songs recitations, etc pleasant even,
OF the evening was the presentation of suitable
Testimonials TO tlrs. Annie II. Smith, Emma Iy-
man. Sadie andrews and Louisa Billings in CRATE
ful remembrance Of the handsome flag which was
procured aud presented TO the Post by them. The
Post is Ia fine working order.
Thomgs g. lli b0urn Post, No. II, George Blif-
fin. Commander.) was organized al Central Vii.
lage, March /, by Senior Vice Department Com
naande- II. Z. Taintor. assisted by other Depart
ment officers, and comrades of SedgwiclI Post
No. !.
General Orders, No. 3. issued at Norwich. March
%, by order Of John T. Crary. Department Com
mandcr-ATnos ID. Allen, A. A. G-contains the
following: The Department is divided into In
sPection Districts rs follows: District No J. Posts
2 3. II, l3, II, So 81. CO; No. 2 Posts 8 g. I6 30
~; No 5, Posts %, 80, g. 67 No l. Posts 9 y. so
&c, &c, -; No. ;. Posts IL, 49, &c 4G 81 76; No 6
Posts II "a Is, GI 63i No. 2. Posts %, 40 49, GO IS
No. TO- 'osts a. 81 "a q; No. IL, Posts IS. a. 81
So -; No - Posts H. 81 20 District No will be n
charge OF the Inspector. Upon the recommends
ton Of the Inspector the comrades herein named
duly obcyed and respected, and are assigned Outs
as follows: ID. w. Sharpe, Post IL, to District No 2
Headquarters at New Haven; Thomas J. Gill, 80
TO No. g. Hartford; Jos. j. Noxon So. TO No. t. Mid
dletown; Geo. G. Stewart 3. to No 5. Bridgeport
Stephen Smith, 81 to No. G. Stamford; O. L. Kel
sey, 49, 10 No Z, Waterbury; D. L. Soue, II, 10 No
8, New Milford; john w. Fordyce 3d. to No @ w
Winsied; Amos @. Crendall, 80, to No 10 Will
mantle; VIM G. Cleveland, l. to No H. Norwich
John W. Winch, "a to No. IL Union. A genera
Inspection Of the Posts in this Department will b,
made prior TO the 18th day OF May SO that all re
ports may be in the hands of the Inspector by tina
time. II is advisable that far is practicable
these inspections take place during the month O
April. Banks fer reports from Posts for the frs
quarter Of 1856 have already been forwarded !
any Post Commander has failed to receive them
he should at once notify these Headquarters anC
blanks VIII be Immediately sent. Attention of Pos
Commanders is called 10 Par. g. General Orders
No. - from National Headquarters. which require,
them 10 read acknowledgement of receipt of repor
on the first meeting night after they receive il
also TO Circular No. s. issued by Past Department
Commander Sloat. with the request that they give
their personal attention to the reports being care
fu that the figures correct and that the reports
agree to number IN good standing. These re
ports can be mailed as wei on The first Of the month