The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Elections ~ the FIRST and SECOND
Regfnents-The stan.
The following general order has been IT,
IiEADae skTERs Fsssr Hsss ABE. y. G.w..l
SEATTLE, W. T.. June !. 1874
General orders No. g.
The following officers have been commits
stoned ard assigned In duty ON the STAG
Of BriEnaierA3enera George d. Hin. com
manding first brigade. National Guard.
Washington. lieutenant colonel and as
sisfsnt sdjutantgeneral, Captain Paul
d'Hiefry. Company a, second regiment:
tor general Lieutenant Joseph =. Nc
Ssnxht. Company, art regiment; lieu
tenant-coios,si and assistant quasfermas-
ter general. rnif n. Rasin; lieutenant
colonel and assistant cofnmisxary general.
Captain John u, Aetiraw. late 81 Company
u. nrst regiment: Northumberland aud
assistant surgeon general. Edward l..
smith; chaplain. with the rank Of captain.
Rev. George Herbert WATSON; first aeuien
ant aud aid de camp. William VI. Hax-
hroukr, hospital stewart first regiment; first
lieutenant aud aide dc camp. James Hainil-
ton Lewis.
T. The above officers win be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
By command 81 Brisadier General George
ID. mn. commanding First brigade
PAuL D'HEfasy,
The election Of officers for the second
regiment yesterday In walia waila resulted
as follows. Colonel. ". W. Pike, OF Gold
cniaie. lieutenant colonel. 7. :. Burns. of
Dayton; major. George W. Green. of spo-
kane Pals. Colonel Ennch Pike Is one of
the substantial citizens OF Goldendalc and
saw Ave YEAR service during the rebellion.
He organized company u at tsoideudzle
aud was its captain until elected heufcn-
ant colonel Of the regiment. He Is fne
appearing officer and well qualified for the
ofiiee. Lieutenant Colonel =. J. Burns Is
. veteran Of 1867 S. has been In the national
guard OF Washington since issi aud has
been captain of the Dayton Greys. In isss
when an attempt WINS made Ia organize y
regiment east OF the mountains Colonel
Burns Was elected second In command.
He will make au efficient officer Major
George W. Green has seen service In the
regular army and il q strict discfriinarian
as well as drIli master. by hf~ promotion
company q VIII loose good officer.
COL G. ". Anderson. the father OF the
second declined 20 make riu for the
coioneiry, ~ he says he has sacrificed his
business interests TO help build up the Ma
tipual Guard. The second regiment viii
always have a kindly feeling for Colonel
Anderson.
captainy. n. Glover, Ileu.enan,s Charles
Hu,scheek and Julius G.. wcsthoif, Com
pany II. stationed at Vancouver. arr In the
city attending the meeting al the board of
officers al the first regiment
said member of the militia yesterday.
AN effort should be made by the Fourth
of july committee 10 have III company
OF Vancouver attend our celebration. BY
"a doing for once the first regiment would
be- together. The full regiment would he
quite feature In our celebration"
Captain Jos. W. Phillips. Of Company q,
Port Blakeiy, attended the firsi regiment
officers meeting.
Last evening. J. c. Haincs WAS elected
colonel Of the irst regiment. :. W. scott
lieutenant colonel aud T. u. Glover, of
Vancouver, major.
After the election Of officers. nj the !uvt-
,asion Of Colonel Haines. an adjournment
was taken to the Occidental hotel. where
temporary banquet was spread. After
combined attack on this. the usual feast
OF reason aud flow OF soul" was in order
and several toasts were proposed aud
drank to officers present aud companies
represented. The question of regiment
raosto was discussed, and seommitfee eoii-
sisting Of Colonel Haines. Captain Carr
aud Lieutenant Dawson, appotnsed 10 se-
icct a motto from the several selections
made By the different officers Of the rcgi-
ment The banquet, which proved ,o be
very enjoyable. closed n about o'clock.