The National tribune., 1888-04-12

Cheyenne, Wyo; Senior Aid-de-Camp, August
Rsche, Denver; Special Aids-de-Camp, Ed p.
Pukin, Denver: Halsey NJ Rhoads, Denver; A. J.
Cohen, Denver; VIM. 4. Smith, Denver; A. 5.
Hall, Breckenridge; J. {. Kennedy Denver; Al
bert II. Weber, Denver. These officers viii be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
No AT the ninth annual Eucampment Of the
Department OF Colorado, Grand Army of the Re
public held at Cheyenne, Wvo Ter, on the 18th
and 18Th days Of March, lsSS the following Depart
nleut officers were elected and installed viz: Com
mauder- John ". Browning, Denver; S. Y. c.,
Gu>tave SclluItCaT, Laramie, NyO.; J. V. c., ii. {.
Watson, Greeley; Medical Director, 1. Y. Beers,
Idaho Springs; Chap, J. A. Lennon, Denver. Dele
gate-at-I-arEe, r. a. McAIoTris Colorado Springs;
Alternate ai-LarEe, y. d. Van Horn, Denver;
Delegates, \. Rollins. LcadviiIe; j. +. Friend,
Isawilns, Myo. Ter; Chas. Warren, Fort Collins
AiteruatCs, Robert s. Roe, Denver; A, J. Sampson,
Denver; Nllmot II. Chapman, Golden,
Council OF Administration. Ed. Nushold BreclC-
enridEe; A. J. Mooiside. Denver: J. c. Kennedy,
Denver: l. D. Pease, Laramie, Wyo.; John Bald
win, Trinidad.
The following appointments on the staff Of the
Department Commander are announced viz, ASS
AdjtGen.. Thos =. Mitchell. Denver; Asst q. NJ
Gen, $. McCianujhan, Denver; Judge Advocate,
THOs NJ. Fisher, Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter; Dept Insp,
George II. Waterbury, Denver. Senior Abide
amp august Hisehe, Denver; SPECIAL Alos-oe-
Camp, I'D. D. PltlSin, Denver; Halsey II. Rhoads
Denver; A J. Cohen, Denver; VIM 4. Smith
Denver; a :. Hall, Breckenridge; J. c. Kennedy,
Denver; Albert IT. Weber. Denver.
The Commander Of each Post will az once for
ward 20 these Headquarters the name Of one COM
rade for appointments Aid-Ge-Camp and one for
appointment as ASSISTANT inspector department.
Headquarters have been established in Denver at
No. 1901 Larmer street. At the recent Encamp-
ment of the GAR. a committee was appointed 10
prepare the necessary legislation 10 secure lands and
erect buildings for Soldiers Home In Colorado. 10
be presented for Tile consideration Of the next Gen
erai Assembly OF the state This committee Is
composed Of Comrades 4. Royal of Pueblo: Chas.
z. IaTilson, Of Denver; A. Y. Bohn, OF Lcadvllle;
Henry Bowman of idaho Springs. and John y.
FarquhaTson, Of Denver IHis work without doubt
i The most important yet luauguTated in tins De-
{.
Of the war, and no labor should be spared TO make
j successful. Any assistance the committee may
matter should lie ciecrinliy and promptly render
Ell. Post Commanders are requested to furnish
the Assistant Aujutaut- General without delay q
roster Of the Post; similar request was made last
year and only IT Posts responded, and the report
could not be made 10 General Headquarters IL IS
hoped the matter VIII be attended To al once, 50
that a complete roster Of the Department may be
forwarded al an early day The attention OF Post
Commanders lS called to Sections and !. Article
2, Chapter V, Of the Rules and Regulations Of the
Grand army OF the Republic. / strict co'npiiance
with these rules should be enforced by each Com
mander. PrOmpuess IS the characteristic OF the
soldier everywhere. and nowhere Is il more essen
tal than IN matters az this kind. Let our ambition
to secure the commentator Of our superors in
duce as to our best cudcavors 90 be first with
our report. All communications should be adj
dressed 10 the Assistant Acknowledgement OF The
Department. All remittaIces should be made pay
able TO the Assistant Quaricrnaster- General.
Officers Of Winfield Scott Post No. g, Aspen
u
T. Sanborn; j. v. c., ID. s. Milligani ADJ {, w. j.
King G. NJ, John A. West Surg, John Roddy /;
Chap, Chas ~ C0uroy; @. D.. y. ,. Buruham :;
O. G., Michael Carr 5. NJ N. d. Aattooni q. NJ.
=, John b. Brooks.
CONNECTICUT
Mansfield Post. 70 8, SIiddIetown, beldits sixth
Reunion recently. Posts at Ncrdeu. New Britain,
Hartford and Deep River were represented Com
ma1aer r. ID. Brewster made n neat speech
welcoming the guests TO The hospitalltes Of Mans
field veterans. BE was followed by Mayor Chas.
i. Lewis, who extended the Inequalities OF the
city in few welI-woEded remarks and closed by
saying that when veteran died there would be no
doubt o. his admission to ~ Peters portals. Adj
dresses were also made 10y ChaFiaiu-iu-CHef Rev.
i. Anderson. the Department officers and others.
The speaking was lnter=persed with voc.i and IN
Etruncutal music.
DAKOTA
s. II. Booth. Custer City: The Post at Custer
City d named after Gen. Steele The comrades are
desrious Of getting his picture for the Post room,
and would be very glad 10 hear from bis relatives.
INDIANA
John a. Hollett Post, No. %. Brownshurg. Is IN
favor Of the Oue-ccut--p er-dieu pension bill.
". 4. SuIder, Evansville: Farragut Post No. y,
Of this place, IS booming We have q membership
Of over 800 and the finest han IA the state.
KANSAS
Officers Of Cornforth Post No $50. Clyde Com
1naEder Wm. Brown: = v c.. 7. vs. Billings J.
V. g, j. W Jarrett o. D.. Henry Sarraut; O. g.,
Geo. =. Moore Chap. +. H. Anderson q. H., T.
J. Ross; q. ii. s., 4. J. Bradford; surg, Uncle
Officers of Ulysses Post 20. 2g7. Ulysses. Com,
mzuder john WaucT, g r. c. " Broadway j.
VIC. j 5. Dewall: @ D. O. T. Peed Chap. B. J
Crumbey; Surg, a. ". Bull; o. D, {. ". Ohm
stead o. O., II. y. Permits n, !. Buck Q. n
dition. We arc few IN numbers but strong ia the
faith.
a recent communication IN THE NATIONAL Tn1B
stated ihBt Elliott Post No 81, was located II
MOUND