The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
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encsnpm<as Of the F5rsS Bsaassss L. nesns
salke3 e. Itssso Re sincerely h0x&a skas
tie camp vii b. - situated rs 70 allow
both regiments 10 90 snEss rzB II a. cree
EilensAarEh and North yakinsa aavS been
snggessed bat hare becn snet wssh the
question OF the great exrense of movins
tosh regiments 30 far. Thss, "a rourxe.
could be obyi&sed we're gifher 81 sAs<e
places 10 make Up . parse 20 sd In s5esr1y-
ing the aAaesi expenses 4 state esuan. ST.
asted near eifhef u these thriving towns,
M0z1h aid more seEn ssoFary life ard gaye<y
10 these huvyx than DOZEN no sxfca3 con
rensSnns ami wenld give the people an en-
ceiienf opportunity 10 see military life IN
AL its harssships % well as gsery IN this
connection wsszlss Is ncs be wisr 90 secure
the cooperation OF regular frooas.
thus giving she national guard IN
excellent opportunity To Irarn fr3-a fhoer
who make soldering profession Unlike
the drill ,1eld service contains 20 much uu-
written lay. or .senstnmx Of tee service
. Enasn csn Dc ararrsa o1als b. contact
Major General SehofeId. commanding
the army. proposes. daring tire coming
season. 70 concentrate troops OF the regular
services 81 certain accessible points for
grand msnruyefx Troops IN the dsvsslon
Of rne fssshe VIII pro ably go inso AMP
Major Grnsral A. v. KaH'x. u. s. A.. In in
the city. General Ksusz served Is lieut.
eaAnf ~ Fort Sseiisnnom in pioneer DAYS.
ans; subsequently gained great distinction
Is general Offices during the war. Gen
erAl hAufz, rs q military writer. rates high
rank. and recently has suggested some
radical reforms for the army He i q
sfsHneh friend OF the national guard, and
believes they should BE- male q reserve TO
the regular array aud maintained hy the
general gorernment-
X Is desired 20 make the military column
ut the PesT-fSIEELf6ExsKR of faferes. TO
the gaerdsmel of the territory and with
that e1.d In view al Invitation IS extended
10 those Interested In the service TO write
apon topics affecting the guard Com
municafions shonid be as brief rs possible
aud signed b. the writer. Moofed 9ues-
tons OF drill aud custom will be answered
through this colHunn, Address, Military
Editor. Posi- ISTxLLtGEScEK-
General order, No. I. issued from head
quarters First Regiment. Cod T. c. Haines
calling the attention OF eosnpanv eosn-
sta~& ~. tel Z n
Militia Law relative 70 stated naoistEiy
drills. Is move IN the right direction. A
rigid enforcement o this section VII soon
cause q marked improvement in the
national guard.
Battalion drills viii be inaaguraiei on
January -. al the armory. Companies b.
d aud Z, First Regiment wiil participate
under instructions OF Col. T. C.. H.ines.
0fs9cers' quarters at the First Regiment
Armory are being fitted up in splendid
shape.
Company BIS quarters. First Regimeat.
are 70 be the hsnisomest ia the Territory
when completed.
A rSquisgtfon has been made UPON the
war der8rtrnant for 20 carhines spr Tronp
A. Captain Johnson. Stationed at Srrague
Troop A is Ia q most prosperous eofldiiion.
aud isa credit to the territory, as well rs
its commander. The troop viii march
from Sprayue 70 Spokane Fails 10 parfiei
pate In the grand encasnpnent. q. 4 r.,
In May next
Col +. W. Pike. accompanied BY his
staff. is inspecting the various csnpanies
OF his command. He rennras himself as
well pleased with that portion OF the state
troops under his command
A Ere broke cat recently in the arnory
Of company A, cossd regiment at watia
Walls. buf fortunately did bat little dam
age.
Z cnmpauy. Capt. Carr, has q splendid
personnel. When detail was called II
) a N. for duty al Newcastle more men
responded than tbs re was need for They
made . splendid appearance ~ they
marched out OF the arsncry
when are the cplorS % be presented 10
the First regiment We have waited long
and patiently.
Company ID. Caps. kellogg, N sis a fine
soidierlr appearance as they marched In
from Newcastle. MANY fooE them for
regulars. their nsersu-ass wssre - vvr.-ss;s.