The National tribune., 1889-04-04


the same Tie names Of the officers should be
written very plainly. in order to avoid mistakes.
Owing TO the crowded condition Of our columns, II
viii be impossible 10 publish installation cere-
monies.
ARIZONA
General Orders, No. I. issued at Tucson by order
OF A ,. Sampson. Department COmmander-R. b.
Kelley 4. A-G.-contain the following:
AT the second annual EBcampment OF the De-
partment Of Arizona, on the 18Th and 10th days OF
january. 1889 The following comrades were elected
10 the Offices designated Department Commander,
A. d. Sampson. Post No. J. : N.-C-, Jos. IS Gre
rncr Post No. 5: J. N.-C. J. W keiso. Post No ?
Medical Director J. E. Wharton, Post No. 81 Chap.
\. J.. Guthrie, Post No. i. Council OF AdmlnlsiTa-
iion. J. II Campbell, Post No. 2; II. b. LlghihizeT,
Post No. s.; Thomas Gregory, Post No Z; George
Hoxworih Post No. 4; A. Z. Love, Post No. G.
Representatives TO National Encampment, Jno. 81
Jones, Post No. g. Alternate, J. l. Ward, Posts The
following appointments are announced: Asst AsJ L
Gen. Il. b. Kelley, Post Nc. d. Asst O. M-Ien.,
George b. Goats, Post No D; Chlei A. d ., hlel
Hale, Post No ms. ID. X. Nardwell, Post No. +;
Judge Advocate, j. Zab.islSie Post No ]; Chief
Mastering officer G. w Sines, Post s. Headquarters
are established at Tucson, Ariz.. where all COM
munications 20 the Department Commander or
Assistant Adiutsut- General should be addressed,
and all acquisitions for supplies on the Assistant
Quartermaster-General,t 10 Geo. f. Coats, Phoenix,
Ariz.
Commander II. Is. Igllthzer; :. V. C., J. d.
Monihan: J. V c, =. *. Buier: Surg. J. EN- har-
ton; Chap D. i. Wallace; g: ~, :. c. Symouds;
AdJt c. II. Knapp; o. D.. J. b. Cramer; o. G., j.
D. Copeland; @ n s, ". 4. AeNulty.
COLORADO
General Orders. Nos l and issued at Cheyenne,
Wy T., by command OF Thos n. Fisher Depart
ment C0mmander-N. J. O Brieu, a. A--G.-con-
tain the following Having been elected Depart
leili Commander at te 10Th animal Encatnpment
OF the Department Of Colorado Grand army of
the Republic, at Greeley, March i, 1889, hereby
te duties of that Office, with headquarters
ia Denver. 81 some place 20 be selected by the
Council OF Administration. to be in charge Of :.
AeClaHalhan. Assistant Qnarermaster-G General.
-rr n s-r.A
CommGnderand Assistant AZ 5utant-t General should
be addressed 10 Cheyenne Wy. z. The following
appointments on tie stat OF the Department Com
nlanoeE are announced asst AOJ t-Nen.- =. j.
O'Brien, Post No IS Cheyenne; Asst @. M.-Gen
= McClanaihan 4. Denver: Dept ms. Ed Nash
old 81. i5reckiuridge; Chief Mastering Officer, II
A BiIiow 50 Lamar Judge Advocate A. p Rit-
tenhOuse. 1, Denver The following are hereby
appointed as Aids -de-Caup: Frank Hunter Post
No. a; Ed. p. Pitkin. SO; Simon Dnrlacher.
John III Reynolds, H. AT the l0ih annual Isncamp
neut of the Department Of Colorado, held at Gree
ley on the l5lh and l4th Of March, the following
Department officers were elected and Installed
viz Commander, Th0s. N. Fisher Cheyenne, " Y.
T.: = y c., John {. Kennedy, Denver: J. V. G
J. T. Elliott, Grand Junction; Medical Director
George r. MOultoB, GlenwOod Springs; Chap.
Rev. i. y. Elton, Fort Collins Delegates n J.
BOgarty iat large. Greeley; ". 5 Decker, Den
yer: y Rollins. Lesdvie: Geo. X. Kimball, Col
oens Aliernates. John Grass. Trinidad; IL Z. Oh
Hey. GunuisOn; August Rische. Denver; 9th
Reniek, Coloraao Springs Council Of Admins
frati0n, Geo. X. Brady, Denver; Geo. W. Cook
Leadviiie: l. =. Willard. Greeley; Z. 7. Wells
Denver; Phil Tronnstine, Denver
DAKOTA
Officers Of T. 6. Grant Post. No IS. onida: Com
nandeT. Vim. Sonmey; S.N- c., A. NJ. Starks; J. "
G., VIVA Bohon; Adjt, j. Garner; Q. d., c. il
Agar Surg, Thos. Doner; Chap, Il Oconer; o
D. @. VI. Everts; O. G., Henry Shepherd.
ILLINOIS,
DIR. Il ". Boyd delivered his illustrated lecture
Rambling Through Rome before Abraham Lin
coin Post No. 81. Chicago and lis friends, Marel
p. The event proved very interesting
Pos No 65S was organized AT Washington Hight
recently, and the following officers We're installed
Commander, c. f. Fairbanks; :. Y. C.. T. AcRIau
US J. Y. G, Charles B. Thomas; Chap, Georg
W. Grace; surg, =. W. AIcahortor; @. NJ, Geo
". Fairbanks; O. D., George Roesner: o. c.. Jnc
Britt; Adj't Paris II. Alyrich.
Nendell Post No. 49, Springfield gave q yer
enjoyable literary and musical entertainment O
March J. Professor Leman's orchestra playe
several selections. Miss Nellie n. Graham an
Miss kespohl, OF Quincy. assisted materially j
entertaining the audience. The Zouave drill b
tie Sons Of Veterans was an enjoyable feature
the entertainment.
Lott Post, 70. 20. Gibson City. has adopted resC
lutions Of respect 10 the memory OF s. V. c. San
me- ~. Wade, Co. =, 10Th Ohio.
Officers or Dcllcrson Post. No. 60 Bradford
Commander, Roger ". Phelps; s. Y. C.. Jasper :
Kitterman J. Y. C., Asbury Ee6man; @ NJ WI
liam Harvey; Chap, A :. Thompson; o. D., EC
mund Ewing .. G., Robert Miller.
INDIANA
Charles n. Travis. the Rewly-elected Command,
OF the Department Of Indiana. was born IN Gran
View Edgar Co, H., Oct 81. 1875 On Aug. g. lse
he enlisted private in Co =, 18th III. In whiC
Regiment he served faithfully until the close