The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-07-18
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various INSTRUMENTATION Of
Officers, etc.

News from the Various NATURALIZATION OF
Officers, etc.
camps electng officers are requested to forward
iist Of the same To THE NATIoSAL TRIBUNE All
names should be written as plainly possible. In
order to avoid misIakcsl
ILLINOIS.
The s. OF V. Military Band Of Chicago Is under
engo Camp. No |. The members OF the baud be-
long To Camps Nos !, 9. $, ST. aud 1873, Chicago.
Officers of Camp No. 81, Kirkland: Captain j
ID. Morris; First Lieut., J. l.. Campbell: Second
Lieut., L. J. Nichols; First Sergt A. Hull; s. OF c.
o. Meyer; Chap, William Burroughs; Principal
Musician, Grant Williams.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
new Camp has been organized at Norwel
which will be known the BeZar Drake Camp
The following officers have been chosen: Captain
Arthur Curtis; First Lieut.. G, H. Totman; Second
Lieut., Ellis Curtis; Camp Council. Arthur Lteh-
field, G. II. risdae and Frank s. Alger.
MICHIGAN.
officers Of Camp No. ia Mendon: Captain. Al
pha Heiny; First Lieut., VIII c. Hatch; Second
Lieut.. John Leightheiser; Chap, Charles A. Wis
ner; First Serg't, l.. Heiny; q. NJ -, Fred Jones
5. OF O., John Hatch; C. y, y Kidd; Musician
Otis Sutdam; G.. Of g., Ernest Beebe; q. and Z. G. ,
William Ethridge; Camp Council. Sylvester Kidd,
Otis White, Otis Surdani.
MISSOURI.
ut the ~ Louis enoampment, June IL: Colonel. X.
Locbenstein, Warrensburg; Lieut..C t. =
Goldsmith, st. Louis; Major, IL. 5. Graham. 81.
Joseph. Division Council, T. N. Neibert ST. Louis
j. Il. Huggns. Palmyra, and j. Brennan, st. Louis
Dclegale-nt.L Large, H. w. Frnuenthal, st. Louis;
Alternate. at Large #. Il. Ernst St Joseph; Dele.
gates, Lieut,-Col. III. q. Kline, st. Joseph and s
Il. Church, Bethany; Aternaies, II. g. Casey
Brunswick, and Frank Limans, ST. Joseph.
Officers OF James c. Young Camp, No. 76 Kansas
City Captain, W.. a. smith; First Lieut., o. $.
Anderson Second Lieut., w. H. Renner Chap,
George Palmer First Serg't @. r. Lindsey q. NJ.
~, g. III. Adams
NEBRASKA.
Officers of Tecumseh Camp No. 81, Bartlett {.
Captain, ii. l.. Waters; First Lieut. u. r. Clements;
Second Lieut., ii. Hui; First Serg't George l..
Waters; q. NJ. -, IL. Miller; Chap, II. Urtin; S.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
stcwartstown; Captain. Is. r. Marshall; First
Lieut.. ID. w. Marshall; Second Lieut.. A. ID.
Smith Chap, A. E. Marshall; First serg't, VIII
Heath; q. NJ. T., q. q. Hartman; $, of c., q. w.
Smith; q. s., Fred A. Hutchinson.
OHIO.
A Reunion OF the Camps of Ross County was
held at Chillieothe, July T. aud was in every wny
pleasant and decided success. The seven Camps
were fully represented by earnest and intelligent
young men, Besides transacting other very inn
portant business the following officers were elect
ed Colonel, Tiihn j. Gilmore IIeut.-C Tim
mons Harmount Mai, Edward Cavett Chap
William Edmiston. IL was also decided to hold
quarterly meetings. the first to be Mt Bourne
VILE IL was further agreed to meet with the Ross
County Battalion, Ga, r., ut It's next Encampment
The parade in tho morning was a creditabe one,
the boys attracting the complimentary notice and
praise from the citizens, aud IA reception held
Ia the evening.
Officers of l.. G. Butler Camp, No IA, Simons
Captain, X. Z. Belnap First Lieut. George How
lett Second Lieut., Warren Holdcomb; Chap, f.
W. sargenti First serg't Eddie spraguei @. NJ,
II. j.. Sargent; :. of G., A, w. Gates q. s.. Frank
Derve; O. of a., Fred. Windy; Principal Must
eian, Fred Gibbs q. G., J. Sampler p. G., Car-
Sprague.
VERMONT.
Officers of Capt O. Il, Parker Camp No. SIS. Yer
gennes: Captain Joseph Edredge First Lieut.,
William ii. Patno; Second Lieut., Merle b. Snee-
den; Chap, George ID, MiddlebrooS; First Serg't,
Frank n, Slreklandi O. NJ. s., Clinton q. Peou /;
@. s.. Samuel N; January; q, of e., Henry Goneite;
$. Of g., john f. BARLEY; u. g., Edward Knox
L. g., Henry A. Desautel
WISCONSIN,.
Capt. Robert Hughes Camp. Ia Crosse was pre-
sented with large portrait of the brave soldier in
whose honor the Camp named After an In
terestng introductory address by Capt. Frank
Winter, Mrs Symons, addressing the Camp, for
mally presented the portrait, which was received
by Capt. Winter. Eugene Hughes, son of the dead
veteran, WAS admitted member of the Camp
on this occasion.