The National tribune., 1889-01-03

Commander c. u. Putnam; s. V. c., =. G. Dorri
J. V. c.. A. NJ. Sovia; @ NJ, john Hayensi Surg,
sam Miller: Chap John Irwin; o. D., i. i. Coop
er; O. G.. Martin HoofuaglC; s NJ, John Simpson
Officers OF Post No. -, Jackson: Commander,
Dan Griffith; 5. V c., A. j. yelling; J. V. g. o.
c. Smith, @ ~, A. Durham; O. D., Thos. Court
ney; o. c.. 4. y. Judd; Chap w. w. Bennett;
Medical Director, b. b. Anderson; AdJ't, J. ID.
Jewell.
MINNESOTA
Wallace T. Rines Post, Princeton held very.
enjoyable Campfire on Dec. 5, which consisted OF
singing, selections by the drum corps aud short
addresses. After the exercises had concluded,
supper was served by the ladies of Princeton. Pre-
liminary steps also taken TO organize q
Womau's Relief Corps
MISSOURI
Officers OF AIcCroska Post, No. 30, Springfield:
Commander, /. n. Hill; s V. C., +. s. Denny; J.
v C, Conrad Derx; o. D., A. w. Wright; O. o.
c. Briscoe; Surg. DR. r. Marsh; @ NJ II. III. Doan.
Delegates, J. r. Moore, c. N Chatfel; Alternaies
f. :. Denny, Thomas BrownlOw.
Officers Of Ben Loan Post No. 33, Kingston:
Commander, john p. Plat; s V. c., Alcana
Mumpower: J. Y. c., Joseph Smith; Adj't, c. w.
NJ. Love; Surg, Charles Achenbachi Chap, Joseph
Mcclellan; q. NJ, William Brown; o. D., Jacob
Kelley 0. O., +. r. Miller; 5. NJ, Joseph Orri
@. NJ. :, y, =. S;ubblefied; G., J. NJ. Hunt.
Officers Of Mcintosh Post, No. POI, Hermitage:
Commander, r. A. Vance; s V c., Moses N.
NeilIardti J. V. c., w. w. Hiatt; Surg, O.. w.
Mckenzie; Q. NJ, Isaac G. Smith; Chap. J. b.
Cross; .. D., J. i. Mcclure; 0. g., Samuel Dent;
Adj't, W. b. Coon; q. NJ. $, William McCraeken;
:. NJ, 4. B. Cothren. Delegate, Walter K. Brew
steri Alternate, Andrew J. Young
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Col. James i. Grimes, of Hillsboro Bridge and
Col. Thomas Coggswell. of Gilmanton, are men
tened as candidates for Commander of the Depart
ment OF New Hampshire.
NEW JERSEY
Officers OF Gabriel r Paul Post, No. 101, West
wood: Commander, Daniel j. Harlng; =. v T.,
William c. Herring: J. V. C., Geuest NJ OttlgnoR;
Chap, Tuuis A. Herring; o. D. David l. Lock-
wood; O. c. William English; O. NJ Abram b.
k.arrn GEfrr hiram ] min
ring; q. >, Frank Price Delegate, Walter H.
Runasey.
Officers Of Fuller Post, No. 246, Little Valley;
Commander, Samuel Durham; 5. V. g, Bart
Heath; J. V c., c. p. Rice; @ N, NJ. ?. Sigman;
Surg, : 2. Fisher Chap, Joseph Cullen; o. D.,
+. =. Watkins; o. c., Albert Keith. Delegate, III.
q. Boardman; Alternate, j. Charlesworth.
NEW YORK.
General Orders No. 10 issued at Albany, Dec. Is,
by command of \. Martin Curtis Department
Communicative. Todd. 4. A.-G.-contain the
following: IN response 10 repeated inquiries, Chap
700. laws OF ssz rs amended by Chap. 26l. laws Of
Isoe Is hereby published for the information OF The
Department.
CHAPTER 26l.
Az ACT to amend Chap zoo of the laws of 1887, en-
titled An act 10 provide for the relief of indi-
gent soldiers, sailors and marines, and the fanli-
lies Of those deceased
Became law without the approval of the Gov
ernor, in accordance with the provisions OF Art. f.
Sec. 9, of the Constitution, May 9, 1888. Passed,
three-fifths being present
The People Of The State Of NcIU York, represented an
Senate aud AsSclHb.y, do enact as foNolgS:
Sec. ]. Sections J. >, and 4 of Chap. 706 of the
laws OF 1851 entitled An act TO provide for the re
lief Of INDECENT soldiers sailors and marines. and
the families Of those deceased are hereby amend
ed TO read respectively as follows:
sec. J. For the relief of INDECENT and suffering
soldiers, sailors ana marines, who served In the
Of the rebellion and their families the fami-
lies OF those deceased, who need assistance in any
city or town IN this State, the proper Auditing
Board OF said city or town or in those Counties
where the poor are County charge. the Superin-
tendeEt If but one. Superintendent of The Poor
a. said AUditng Boards in those Counties shall
provide such SIM or sums of money as may be nee
eSsasy 10 be drawn upon 10y the Commander and
QuarterInastcr of any Post of the Grand Army of
tie Republic IL said city town upon the recon-
lnchdatlon OF the ReIei Committee OF said Post,
IL the same manner as IS now provided 10y law for
The relei OF Tie poor PROVIDED said soldier, sailor
and marine or tic families OF those deceased are
aad have been resident of the State for one wear
I or more and tAc orders of said Commander and
Quartermaster shall be the proper vouchers Tor the
/ expenditure OF said sum or sums Of money.
See. ,. In c.tSe there be Post of the Grand
/ Army OF the Republic II any town in which ii is
necessary that such relief, provided for IN sec
non one Should De granted, the Town Board of said
town or The Superintendent or Superintendent OF
the Poor shall accept and pay the orders drawn as
4 heretofore provided. by tile Commander and Omar
termasteT 81 any Post Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic located IN the nearest city or town, upon
/ the recommendation Of Relief Committee who
! shall be residents OF the said town in which the
relief may be furnished.
Sec. 3. Upon the passage Of this act, the Com
nanGer OF any Post OF the Grand Army of the Re
public which shall undertake the relief of INDECENT
veterans and their families as hereinbgfore proyid-
I ed, before the acts OF said Commander and Quar-
4 termasier may become operative I'm any CITY OF
town shall file with the City Clerk Of such citv OF
4 Town Clerk Of such town or the Superintendent
or Superi9icudents Of the Poor of such County, a
notice that said Post intends to undertake such re-
LEI as IS provided by this act. Such notice shall
contain the names OF the Relief Committee OF said
Post, IN such city or town, and Of the Commander
+ or other officers Of said Post. And the Commander
said Post shall aunualIv thereafter
] month of October file similar notice with said
City or Town Clerk, or the Superintendent or Su.
perlntenGents and also n detailed statement of the
/ amount Of relief furnished during the preceding
year, with the names Of ali persons TO whom sucl
relief shall have been furnished, together with q
brief statement IN each case from the Relief Com
mlttee, upon whose recommendation the orders
were drawn.
Sec 4. The said Auditing Board of anv CITY O,
| town or the Superintendent or Superintendent o
the Poor Of those Counties where the poor are {
County charge, may require of the said Commando
or QuarteTmasteT OF amy Post OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic undertaking such relief IN said city
or town, bond with sufficient and satisfactor,
surelies for the faithful and honest discharge 0
their duties under this act.
Sec. 5. Superintendent and overseers of the poo
are hereby prohibited from sending INDECENT sol
diers sailors and marines Tor their families or TIN
families Of those deceased, TO any almshouse 10
1 orphan asylum without the fun concurrence
and consent Of the Commander and Relief Com
mittee OF the Post Of the Grand Army of the Reput
lie. having jurisdiction as provided in sections on
and two INDECENT veterans with families. and tn
families Of deceased veterans, shall wheneve
practicable be provided for and relieved at thei
+ homes IN such city or town in which they sha
have a residence, in the manner provided i
sections one and two of this act INDECENT O
disabled veterans of the classes specified i
section one, vino are not insane, and who hav
no families or friends with whom they may b
domicilea, may be sent 10 any Soldiers Home. An
INDECENT veteran OF either OF the classes specified
section one, or any member Of the family Of an
living or deceased veteran OF said classes Who ma
be insane, shall. upon recommendation of the Con
naHdeT and Relief Committee of such Post of tIl
! Grand Army Of the Republic, within the iurisdi
ton Of which the case may occur be sent to an
insane asylum. and cared for as provided for il
cgen insane in section e Of chapter I35 Of the Law
Of IS32.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect Immediately
STATE OF NEW YORK,
= Office Of the Secretary OF State. o.
1 have compared the preceding with the origin
Jaw on file in this Office, and do hereby certify I'll
D, the same Is a correct transcript therefrom and
- the whole OF said original law.
FREDERICK Cook,
Secretary of state.
= II Is the opinion Of the Judge Advocate that hou
n rent i proper item Of relief
Officers Of Tibbetts Post No. ~ New York Cit
a Commander ". ii. Boughton; s. v c.. Clarl
h. j. Clark j. Y. g, II. d. Pierce; O. NJ r. nv
Il ders; Chap, G. +. Lawton; Surg, John Murra,
= o. D., g. II. Payer; o. G., b. d. Han!on. Del
st gate, Charles ID. Clark; Alternate, John Ketchar
Officers Of Willard Post Troy: Commander