The National tribune., 1889-03-14
CALIFORNIA;


viii be impossible to publish installation cere-
monies
CALIFORNIA
oaicers Of George H. Thomas Post, No. :, san
Francisco: Commander, Frank Cummings; :. '.
e Joseph C. Giestings J. y. G., -diE. = NtleNe :,
q H. Charles III. Bliun; Chap Eiisha bIoofes, "
D. Andrew J. Itseil o. O., Charles "a olnltls ~
The Post was never in 4 more prospectus 49,, 800
fion Membership Jan. J. 1889. 5lV; the !trEss'
tv more ihan 100 of any Pos! west % We
eiun Relief paid out last year nearly SlVj5 naI
ance ia relief fund s3ioo Co5nFaae 1. l5 ne
Blian. Quariegmaster. received the ui!ail l2l
vote 81 tie Post IOr the seventh year 81 MS ser "
ID that position
COLORADO
C76iccrs II Post No. es. Carbonate: Commander,
NiIlianl : Camp. s. Y. C., c. II. ScEton7 J. y. e,
II IL White; Surg j Tarpy; Chap, T. r Alex
auaer: O a.. J. 7. DupTee; AsJ 9, D. Gan
o. IL. B. T. BluuiHgi Q. g., IL C. Shoemaker ,
H., J. ]. Earris.
coNEECTICUT,-
Officers % Burpee Post No. Il RoeSVlile = Com
Tnauder Julius Is. Newell; :. Y. C., Daniel r An
,srev5s. j Y c. J. T. Goldrick; AcJt. William y.
F,oonlis. q NJ T. d. Durfee; SurG- W. IS Root
Chap. II. II. Emmerson; o. D., W. } NoSdi "
oi5ioers Of wadlams Post. No. 49. Waterbury
dorltuaildcr. George l. Plat; :. v. q, THOMAS
Prior J. C. Charles y 6Ilhihi Az 4 J,;,isgs
r. Gaant @. NJ, Harry T. Caszreli surg \ af grew
Winter: Chap. Dwight Smith; o. ~. q y Bart-
lett: o. c. John H. Hayes ;. NJ, Fred. a. hoo-
bins; @. Ms Henry Il. Sanford.
ILLINOIS.-
0ai.srs al Frank Reed Post. No. zoe, Tuscola
Commander, II. r. Ingrallam : Y. G, Chas- smith
JV. c. David Smith Q. ~, Silas Williams; surg
d A. Souircs: Chap lldwurd Curtis; o. D., John
W. armstrong; @ o. james 's4lnn; ,-.l,,.;,Io.
Officers OF Nashville Post No 4Is, NESnFliie
Commander. VIM Lane; S.N. c, Herman Ahoee-
loch; J. V. c, Henry klocze' Chap George ..
AI.ils: @ H. Geo. T. Nagaman; o. D., }. May
o. c. A. Burnett; Bdj't. r. J. Vernon.
Officers ol Hanford Post No. 4gS, llanyIiie: Com
mander, w I. Chandler > " u Ch''I!9s fStoes'
J. Y C.. William Z. Shedd; SURG Or. N; .
Brown; Chap, J. N. Carson; ., D. w H. iayiof
q. c., J. u. Lamsens @ ~, I. ). Dale.
Officers Of Hurlbart Post. No. i04, BelYldere:
Commander. ". W Wood; 5 V. c.. u. D. Cooper
". q. Jacob EIalTe; Surg " Baton; Chap,
r T. Osg0od: o. D.. @. A. Robinson; .. S.l * a
cambridge; q. n, L. J.. Lawrence
Officers Of Post No. ST. kirzwood; Commander,
john Holiday; :. v. c., Abe Stewart ). v u -
v. johnson; Surg, Dr. A. T. Nelson Sh2p' ;. u
Eogue; Q. NJ. G. A. Carmichael; Q. D., ). :.
Glover: o. G.. :. :. Hollo.
I)eicers of Post No. Sal. Benton: Commander, A.
Odum; 8 Z. c.. O. s Kendall; J. Y. c, John i.
Bailey. Surg John Weeks; Chap, 1. o. Frank
liui Q. rs John u. schradei o. D., Jesse AcCoi-
0liieers OF Morgan Post, No eos. Monticello:
Commander, David u. HuIh; :. v c, John Iay-
Tor: J. y. a.. Joseph Hammer; @ NJ, B. ii. Wood
Surg, J. ~ Roberts; Chap, J. n Caps; o. D.,
i. o. Day; o. O., Alex. Careus.
O6ioers Of Geo. G. Meade Post No 4i4, EngIe-
wood Commander, Edward KIRK, jr.; ;. V G
A. NJ Mccormack; J. V. c., J. Hopkins; o. d,
Charles Stiuson; surg, Dr. DE Wolf; Chap, J. Is,
Tapiey; o. d., :. Brown; G. n. Jos. Hordoeur;
Officers Of Post No. 37a, Naukegan; Commander,
3. @. Biowney; s. V. C.. H. J.. Gum; J. V. G., Ed
OEieers o. Buford Post, No. 24s. Rock Island:
Commander Thomas Campbell; :. v c.. Ezra
Nilclers ). v. c.. J. II. Gardner; Surg, Joseph
Mckee; Chap. G. W Cue; Q. H., Il. C. AshbaUgh;
Q. D., AYfn. A. Norris o. G.. J. Ii. Gorhami ADJ t
Morris I Stafford
INDIANA
Officers or John K Higluaan Post No. 4l5, New
L Owen =. y. |,
p Owen: J. Y. C.. Henry Husband. Adjt, Henry
y. Beal; G IL, J. p. Jackson; Surg. CyTenus
Elliott; Chap Elliott r. Smelling; O. D., John
Woods; Q. O., JOHN Moore; 5. NJ, r. d. TwIggi
q Il. =, J. T. Eagle.
Officers OF Carroll Post. No. 8s8. stoclwell: Com
mander David c. Murphy; 5 V. c, Geo. W john
sen; J. Y. c.. W. N. Ward; Adj't, Samuel P. Craw
ferd- @. NJ, W. L. Pierce; Surg. DR. J. N. PICKLE;
Chap.,J. W. Martin; o. d., Nathan Hammel; o. O.
". + Lindsey; = H., w. L. Nhitieberry; q NJ =
OGicers OF Nelson Post, No Co. Kendallvflle.
Commander. a. w. Williams ;. v G., j. w
Bronco j. V C., r. p Lash: Adj't. A z. Var
Niman Surg. Norman Teal: @. NJ, VIM. Aiken
head. Chap. A. J. Roberts; o. D.. I. Z. Wilcox
9 g., 5 O. Iliukicy; 5. NJ, II. ID. Richards; q. n
&. G. q. Collins
Officers Of Kendrick Post, No. al. scipio: Com
mauder David Petrces :. Y. C., Geo. Day; J. v 9.
YIN. Wallace; Surg ). II. Souders; Q. D., Patrick
Ferry; Chap. James Mills; ADJ ]. i. Green; q
NJ, 3ohn +. Mcconnell; @ ~ :. Randolph Foist
O. g., John Hughes; :. NJ. John Poore.
Officers Of James 7. Crittenden Post, No. z7S
G.. Joscphus HUffer; J. V. C.. Henry II. Crist; O
b.. Thomas ". RominGer; Surg, DR.. ". II. Beck
O. ID, /. J. Scudderi Chap, Rev. David Clark; O.
O. Warren l. Coolsi AoJt, Moses \. Elrod; > NJ
hilton =. Batt0rI; @ II. s. Anderson Grilfey
The Post Is in q fourishing condition with over s.
members.
Olioers Of Worthington Post. No. 81. Worlhing
ton: Commander, n. c. Taylor; 5 v. C., William
Hartley; j. v. G., Richard Null; Adj't, IL ID. Files
Surg, Charley Osborne; Chap David Isllensworth
q ~, William Quinn; Q. d., NJ :. Ragsdil; Q. G.
Cam Haydeni ;. n, William Cook G, NJ. S, Vim
Zines.
IOWA.
S F. Welch, Mt Pleasant: The first flag eve
presented 10 q public school by Post of the Grant
Army WAS given 10 the High School Of Mt Pleas
ant on tie celebration 81 WasliEgton's Birthday
Feb p II was given by Mcfarland Post. No. q
This original and appropriate method of reachn
Sn9 arouslng the children and youth OF the coun
try 10 sense OF loyalty. love and veneTation 70
the flag and respect for the who lost or riske
their lives IN its defense j. due to Mcfarland Post
and IN aa especial sense TO the patriotic zeal, eT
ergy and quick appreciation Of It's able CehnaaDdel
q. u saith. IL Is destined TO work a revolution j
the celebration Of Eashingt0n's Birthday 1t LA
so recommended itself 10 Department Commando
Cons guy that he issued a Circular heartily com
Daendiug the proposed action Of Mcfarland Pos
and recommending similar action by other Posts {
the State. The following is the Circular: Tn
Department Commander observes that. in pursU
ance Of General Order No. g. these IIeadouarteri
Mcfarland Post. No. 90 Sit. Pleasant, proposes 1
present Union flag 10 the children Of the publi
bic No more appropriate feature could have bee
suggested a part Of the observance Of Washing
tons Birthday This good example Of AIcFarlan
Post d commended 10 the Department. So long
this spirit continues TO animate the hearts Of iii
veterans 50 long as such lessons shall be by theI
taught 10 The children, so long shall old glory
have place IN every schOol-hOuse in Iowa: nc
shall any tmorous, sTnGll-soulcd school offic,
deem u sale TO utter his ccwardiy protests A
honor 10 Mcfarland Post. No. 20 Mt Pleasant
Under the direction OF Sup't jackson the schoo
rooms were made the eenter Of patriotic cerem
Eies and surroundings, each being elaborated
cee!1cd aDo drGpeo with flags. National and patti
otle songs werc sung IN concert. and the ORATOR
O. cur greatest patriots recIted IN The evening Il
Post presented a handsome flag. suitably inscribe
10 the students Of the High School the iutere
beiEg 50 great that the Opera House was used {,
the OCCASION, and filed 10 OVERLOOKING by Il
friends q The Post and Corps eager 10 witness Il
novel ceremonies The Post and Relief Corps a
tended an "A body, occupying the front Of the hous
Alter the rendering OF appropriate program
the students consisting Of singing Of patriot
songs reeilatloIs and essays Of unusual naer
Commander Smith formally presented the flag
an address Of singular cearness and force OF stat
ment.
Rob't Allen Post No. 455, was mustered in at Riv
Side recently with IS charter mem bers and the "a
lowing officers Commander J.. Bulris; S V. {
hm. 3. Lewis; J. v. c., VIM Parker: Adi't
a Druf; q. d., O. i. Ford; Chap, L. Holtz; Sur.
William y. Tansey; o. D., John Hack.
Fort DouelsOn Post No. 235. Fort Dodge eel
brlled Washngton's Birthday in a very intere.
ing manner. Gen. Given delivered an address {
the origin and reasons for organizing the Graf
Army. Speeches were also made By Thomas Bea
lnout, Past Commander Carpenter and others A
informal cane presentation occurred during Il
evening Comrade Beaumont presenting Conrat
Carpenter with cane cut near the nionumea
erected conTncT8orating the battle Of SpoftsvlvaDj
Although the midnight hour was nearly reach,