The National tribune., 1889-04-18

nished by the citizens of Topeka free of charge.
IL IS expected that the State House viii be COM
pleted in about two years. when suite OF rooms
viii be offered TO the Department for It's permanent
headquarters by the Legislature. The pewly eject
ed Department officers are as follows: Com
mander, Henry Booth, Iarned; = v u ira Is
Collins SabetlR; J. v C., j. Is. McIionlgle Coley
Chap, Rev. E +. Holland, Lyndon; Medical Dl-
rector, DR.. Horace Il. Porter, Oneida. Councn oil
Administration, George Davis. 0slSaioosa; o. j..
Morse Fort Scott; :. A. Nickard, Chanute; IL. De
yandorf, Topeka; Arson Miller, Alkaline.
Officers OF Lew Gore Post, No. 100, Manhattan:
Commander, George :. Green; $. V. C., ;. NJ. Fox;
J. V. C.. T. j.. Marsh Adjt r. .. Gardner; Surg,
Thomas Hunter; o. d, ID. j., Davenport; y. u,
J. A. Marchant; ;. NJ, John Beatty; q. NJ. 3, w.
b. Rhodes.
MAINE
Officers of Gen. Ord Post, No 81, North Arson:
Commander, Charles Crymble S. V. c., w. III.
Mckinney; j. Y. C., w. l.. Higgins; Surg. David
Tarr; q. ~, Asa Pariin; Adjt George E. Hap
good; Chap. s. T. Hutcliins; o. D., T. +. Sprague;
o. g., F. ParIin @ NJ. S, ID. NJ. Norton: 5. NJ, T.
+. Moore
Officers of Thatcher Post. No. III, Portland:
Commander Lyman W. Hanson; S. V. c., Daniel
II. Towie; ] V. c, J. b. Leightoui o D.. Geo. w.
Sawyer; Chap, George Huff; Surg, Dr. VIM. ii.
True o. g.. C. H johnson; G. NJ, chas. IL Cum
Adj't, Daniel w. Scribner.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Chas, Beck Post, Canbridgeport, gave an enter
tainmeut April /, which largely attended.
Post No. 80. Chelsea visited the Soldiers Home
Oh inc evening Oh = anu gave ah
ment They were accompanied by members OF
tie W re. and :. of Y. During the evening. Col.
VIM. Beals presented the Home with handsome
American flag. Mr. Cunningham received IL on
behalf of the institution. A collation. was served
in the banquet hall.
Officers Of Ericsson Post, No 100, East Temple
ton: Commander VIM. Bronsdon; $. V. c., NJ. V.
B. Grimes; J. V. C., ii. Crowell; o. D., b. +.
French; o. G., B. o. Rathburn; Chap, j. J. Ken
dali; AdIt, Q. w. Nichols S. NJ, E. S. Whitney;
o. s. B. W. Maynard.
MICHIGAN
Thomas G. Templeton Post No 367, was organ
lied at Glencoe recently with 81 charter members
and the following officers: Commander, w. III.
Herbert; =. Y. c., James Roswell; j. V. e. A. IL.
Clifford; Adit, Solomon Worth; @. NJ, A. Reed.
Officers of ". J. May Post, No. Co. Jones: Com
mander. Daniel rrattels; 5. v O., Nathan G. Stan
ard; j. V. c.. John A. Mills; Adj't, Luther Kin
ney; Surg, orison Babcoclz; Chap, L. ii. Scott;
Q. d., John Lorberi @ NJ, A. d. Congdoni 0. g.,
q. w. Jones.
Officers of Carpenter Post, No $50. Ypsilanti
Commander, Eugene Holbrook; s V. c., Charles
ii. GTeenman; J. V. c.. Geo Conner; Surg, Milton
Van Tassel: o. D.. George Flowers; o. G., Hiram
Bowtel: g. II, :. l.. Shaw; Adj't, Hamlet b. Ad-
ans; s NJ, /. L. Bissell; O. NJ. ST. Albert Forsythe.
MINNESOTA
Officers of G. w. Haskell Post. No. 10, Linwood
Commander, John Ruffeorn; S. V. c., J. p. Aney;
son; Q. NJ, Sanford Broadbent; Surg. Hiram
Grimm; Chap, john Grant; o. D., Ed. E. Pratt;
o. G., Jacob Emmons; s. NJ, VIM. Rooney Q. NJ
>, LAIR Glimsdale
MISSOURI
Officers of Gen Washburn Post, No. 1884, O'Day:
Commander SEQ. w. Sheeks; S. V. c., w. II. Dan
iels; J. V. c., W. D. Gadd; Adj't NJ t. Crittiden;
Surg, Chas. Woodruff; Chap Has HORNE; Q. NJ,
7. L. Cammons; O. D., John Davis; o. G.. a. c.
Chadd The Post is in a iourishing condition, with
80 members in good standing.
NEBRASKA
Officers Of Van Meter Post, No. Of, Alma: Com
mander, Gilbert r. Parish: S. V. c., Alvin A.
Brown; J. Y. G.. James Earl; O. d., James Gipe;
9. N, II. G. Griffith; Q. 5, Frank shafler; Adj't,
William G Dye; : n, J. F. Morgan; Chap, J.
+. Bash Surg, Or. john G. VaeIte.
NEW JERSEY
Officers of J. G. Shackleton Post No. IS, Key
Port: Commander, Aaron B. Walling; S. V. c.,
Charles Smith; j. V. c., Benjamin P. Smith Adj't.
Samuel Hill; q. NJ, Isaiah Clayton; o. D. Zebu-
Ion Roberts; Chap. George p. Walters; o. G., ia
cob Neucie; Surg, Benjamin Murdoch; S. NJ,
Mitchell Charter q. NJ. $. Harmon Potter.
Officers OF Winfield Scott Post Plainfed: Com
mander, Isaac Brokaw; 8. " c., Charles B. Ste
yens; }. v. c., ". Il. Moore @. NJ, 5. c. Terry;
Surg, VI. II Northrup; Chap, john a. Goodwin;
o. D.. William Adds; o. O., J. /. MeVoy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
w K. Cobb Post, Pittsiield, has adopted resolu-
tons sympathizing with COGirade Chas. Z. West
the death OF his only daughter.
Lyman Locke Post, STAFFORD, is booming, and IS
mastering IN new recruits quite frequently. The
Post will hold appropriate Memorial Day services,
the town having appropriated So for that purpose
NEW MEXICO
The sixth annual Encampment Of this Depart
ment was held at Albuquerque March &c. The
forenoon was occupied in hearing the reports of
Department officers and appointing committees
The report OF the Assistant Adjutant-G General JAS
H. Purdy was very complete; in fact, The most
elaborate and complete OF any submitted TO the
Department, showing healthy growth IN lhe Order
during the past year. The death rate was less than
percent. The Quarternlaster's report also showed
healthy condition of the finances. In the after
noon much routine business was transacted, after
which the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Commander. John Ii. Mills,
< Y { I'll. Oaks.
J. V. C., A n. Whitcomb Albuquerque; Medical
Director. w. W. Robbins, Las Vegas; Chap, rhos.
HARDWOOD, SocoTro. Council of Administration, S.
n. Nelly, Santa Fe; Smith II. Simpson, Taos;
Stephen Maxon, Las Vegas; john Long Ration
Delegate, Hiram Champion, Santa Fe; Alternate
NfD. A. Rankin, albuquerque. Soeorro was select
ed as the place for holding next Encampment. At
8 O'Clock delegation oil ladies from the Woman S
Relief Corps invaded the hail, headed by Mrs.
Maggie n Rndisile, tlie Department President,
who presented magnificent report OF the work
done 10y that organization during the past year.
Appropriate resolutions thanking the retiring Off
cers Tor their successful administration also the
N.R.C., Sons Of Veterans and the people of Aibu-
qEerqHe FOR their grand entertainment, were
adopted. The Encampment closed with an old
fashioned Campfire. bean bake and ball at Grants
Opera House. olJohn ii. Mills, the newly-elected
Commander, Is q one@egged officer of the llth
Kan. Cav, Senator Pumbs old regiment and
there IS no more worthy soldier nor better citizen
in the Territory. His election was made without
dissenting voice so that the badge OF office from
Commander Downs. who is a representative soldier
Of the Southwest, descends 10 worthy hands. His
Assistant Acknowledgement Is Francis Buckannanr
also OF Socorro.
NEW YORK.
Officers OF Doty Post. No 226. Hornellsville:
Commander. George Hollands; 5. V. c., A. w
Amerman; j. V. C., Sanford Downs; Adj't Geo
! II. Dore; q NJ, Harris c. Sawyer; Chap, A. NJ
Plimpton; Surg, DIR. j. 5. Jamison o. D., james
/ Maher; O. G.. Frank Buck; s. IL, II. NJ. Horton
/ @ NJ. s, W. w. Howell.
Officers OF elisa Post New York: Commander
J. p Heintz; :. Y. c., Chris c. UIlman; ". c., II
/ 0eser: Surg, DIR. A. Stomach; @. NJ, Leopold
/ Enoch; Chap, Joseph Patterson; o. D., George
/ Kline; o c., George Schaeder
| Officers Of NadsWorth Post, New York: Com,
| mander, Il. II. Birmingham; S. V. c., James II
/ Porter; J. V. c., John II. McDoweil Q. NJ, James
Smith; Surg, S. A. Abortion; Chap, Chas. E. In
mes; O. D.. Henry Kerney; o. g. Henry Han
| field; Q. Sergts, Thos. Large and Jacob Schuman
Officers Of james G. Rice Post. New York: Com
! mander, Nm. Palmer; S.N. c., Elan T. Goodrich
/ J. v c., DR. Alex. b. Mott; Adj't, Daniel Jerman
@ NJ, \. ID. IL Clark; Surg, DIR. Lawrence John
/ son: Chap, Richard A Banta; o. D., Thos. Jer
man. o. g., Riker Rockefeller, jr.; S. NJ, JOSEPH
/ q. Roy; @. NJ. s., John NJ. Adams; Organist, L.
/ Grand McKown.
Officers OF Judson Fitzpatrick Post, New York
/ Commander, Samuel II. Bailey; S. v c.. II. L. No
+ dine; J. V. G. H. II. Hawkins; q. NJ, T. j. Jack
/ son; Surg, VIM. Arnold; Chap Robert Muir
o. D., A. i. Clausseni o. G., J. Hogan.
OHIO
General Orders. No. 90 issued at Lebanon, Apr
4 ]. by command Of Joseph w. O'Neal, Department
1 CommandeT,-Josiah Holbrooz, a. A.-G.,-contaiI
/ the following:
The Department Commander takes great pleas
/ ure in announcing that Ohio has finally taken he
I proper place IN the column, and is now on til,
! right At tile end of the fourth aunrter 1855
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