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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-29
MILITARY NOTES.


summary Court Trials-The Assistant Ad-
jutant-Generai.
A circular hi he'd TO the department
preseTi es tina. un-il further orders and
when charges for minor offenses are pre-
ferred ag ,ins5 Sergeaats serving in this
command they will &c brought before sum
mary court for trial within twenty-four
hours after their arrest; but should Ser
geant elect to take advantage of the ght
given in the third proviso of AN act to
promote the administration of justice in the
army" his request shall be complied with
ana the consent OF the department conf
mander Will be obtained before the trial
takes plare.
This proviso declares that any enlisted
man charged with an offense before such
summary court shall be granted, as of right,
trial by court-martial when ne obi cts to
a hearing and determination of his case by
the summary court, or when the curt is
the accuser that the case shall be heard and
determined by the post commander or by
regimental or garrison court-martial. The
summary court consists of the line officers
second in rank at the post or station or of
the command of the alleged offender, or
those second in rank ut stations where only
officers of the staff are ON duty.
Lieutenant Colonel Oliver ID. Greene, A.
A. g., having arrived ON Monday evening
from st. LOUIS, was announced Yesterday as
Assistant Acknowledgement of the Division
of the Pacific and also of the Department of
California.
Leave of absence for fifteen days, to tlke
effect on or about the 5th prox., has been
granted Second Lieutenant Frank l.. Vim,
First Infantry,
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certificate of death had been signed by DR..
.. =. Hall OF 426 kearny street, assigning
the cause as puerperal fever; but Samuel
Bruce. colored waiter at the Palace Hotel,
who was her husband, claims that Dr. Hall
is responsible for her death
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At CHS o'clock last evening an alarm
from Box 2S4 was turned in for fire at
325Ob Mis- sion street. Damage SO.
The drying-room Of the West Coast Fur
niture Company. on Fourth and Bryant
streets, was damaged to the extent of $1,000
by fire, an alarm for which was turned in at
&: % o'clock A defective fiue was the cause.
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A Cold. Blooied Assassination.

PRESCOTT, Oct. 2S.-The preliminary ex-
animation of John Chart, charged with the
assassination of George johnson last week,
closed to-day, resulting in his being held
without bonds to appear before the Grand
Jury Tue murder was one of the most
cold blooded ever committed in the Terri
tory, ana is universally condemned.
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George F. Child in his suit against Rear
Admiral George E. Belknap, commandant at
Mare Island, to recover damages for the use
of patent on a flood-gate, which the Gov
eminent through Commandant Beiknap
made use of, won bis case yesterday before
Judge Hawley of the United States Circuit
Court. The Judgment was for $4,000.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. w. d. Peakes of Santa Cruz is regis
tered at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Senator John Boggs of Colusa is in this
city stopping at the Hotel Pleasanton.
S. S. Mcclure of the well-known syndicate
publishing-house of New York, is in this
city ON q visit.
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WHEATLAND, Oct. 2S.-A flow of artesian
water has been struck on the Richley place,
about a mile and half east of Sheridan,
Placer County. Attic depth of fifty five feet,
while boring with 5-inch anger, vein was
struck and water came to the surface win
q rush. The we'll will flow in the neighbour
hood of 10000 gallons per day. Farmers are
rejoicing. as the water is essential to sue
cessful agriculture on the uplands. 1t IS
expected a series of experimental wells Will
he drilled SOOQ
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cold Roman" BANQUET.

The Thurman Club and other friends of
Allen G. Thurman will celebrate the
seventy-seventh anniversary of his birth
with an "Old Roman" banquet at Column
bus. Ohio, Thursday evening, November 13,
$780, at o'clock in the evening"
Ex-President Cleveland has accepted an
invitation to be present and will deliver
the principal address of the evening Sen
ator Carlisle of Kentucky. Roger Q. Mills
of Texas, Senator Daniel of Virginia, Dan
iel Dougherty of New York and Senator
Voorhees, of Indiana have been invited and
are expected to be present. Toasts will
be responded to by many other diStn-
guished Democrats from different parts of
the Union. The list will include many Of
the most noted orators aud after-dinner
speakers in the country.
The plan and scale adopted will make
the cost Of the banquet at least $4,000.
Covers will be laid for 1000 guests. Tickets
will be $40 each. An elegant souvenir con-
tanning finely engraved likeness of Judge
Thurman, the speeches delivered and the
names and addresses of all participants. in
the banquet, will be a feature of the ocea-
sion.
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rroyen by rhc Autop.r.

Police Surgeon Williams made an autopsy
yesterday on the body of Mrs. Annie Bruce,
the young colored woman who died from
the effects of criminal operation. The
autopsy showed that death resulted flom
peritonitis induced by the operation. A
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Thirty More .Ioined.

Thirty more beer-wagon drivers joined
the union last night, but none of them
came from the National, Jackson or Mil
waukee breweries. Special meetings will
be held to- night and tomorrow night for
the initiation Of others.
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Permission has been received by the H.
ternal Revenue Collector to appoint ten adj
ditOnal gaugrrs to supervise wine-making
in the several districts of California, in con.
formity to the provision of the new tariff.
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CHICO, Oct. ga stranger while alight-
ing from the Oregon express train this morn
ing fell dead, His name was afterward
ascertained As being Frank Lenna, an old
time miner of Cherokee. Heart disease was
the cause of death.
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DE- d on a Roof.

SACRAMENTO, Oct 2S.-James VOORHEES,,
carpenter, Familiarity known as Jersey
JIM" died suddenly while at work On the
roof of a barn on the Rancho del PaSo, yes
terday afternoon. VOORHEES, has lived here
for thirty years. He was unmarried.
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BIRTHS MARRiAGES-DEATH

TRirth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will moi be inserted. They must be handed in ut
either OF the publication Offices and be iadorSs 81
withthe name anl residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same puOilSheLl
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An Authority
Whom all will Honor.
Golden Gate kindergarten 0ssooofion.
MRS. SARAH B. COOPER, PRESIDENT,
1902 VALLEJO STREET.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Feb'y :, 1900
My dear friend:
You ask if l know anything about the ROYAL
BAKING POWDER, and if l consider it free from all
adulteration.
| am glad to be able to assure you that l know,
both from experience and from chemical analysis
that the ROYAL BAKING POWDER is a pure, wholesome
and dependable article
Knowing the perncious effects Of deleterious ngre-
dents used in the preparation of food especially in that
indispensable article to every 6read-I have
taken great pains ascertain what could safely use in
my own home, and recommend to the many mothers
with whom l constantly in contact in our work
among the children. regard the ROYAL BAKING Pow
DER as boon to the household and bcnedcton to the
race Very sincerely yours
N ~ =
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Injured by a Caye-Il.

SACRAMENTO, Oct 2S.-This forenoon
Charles L. Fitch, teamster, was caved
upon in a gravel pit and seriously injured.
His injuries may prove fatal. He was ter
ribly crushed and had one leg broken.
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Kniehts Temnlsr Election.

ALBANY, Oct IS. = The Grand Com
mandery of Knights Templar met here to-
day. and elected officers. f. n. Shurtliff of
Portland was eleetei GRIND Commander.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DIR. .GIBSOS'S DISPESS
623 kearny street, Established In 1851
s%&& lot tue treatment OF special diseasel De-.
49, S piiity, or diseases wearing on the bod y an
syzAE mind permanently cured. The Doctor mas
NslssiEs VISITED the hospitals of Europe and oa-
SfsS talneu much valuable Information Whicb
hecan impart TO those In need of his services Tn,
Doctor cures when Others fail. Try him. No char,
unless he enectS cure. Persons cured at home Oil
orwrite Address DIR. j. + GIBBOS, Boz 1851
eanFrancisco Cal Mention this paper. mrl2 q erii
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Nalenn's Point Break
Ercm China.

NICoLAUs, Oct. 2S.-A contract has been
let by the Government to close the break at
Nelson's Point, three miles below here.
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A young art student of Bristol. who
directs the brush with his mouth. having
been born without arms has won a national
scholarship at South Kensington. His can
Vases are said to bear no evidence of his
physical misfortune.
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VANCOUVER, Oct. 2S.-The steamer Abys-
sinia arrived to-day with full cargo, 26
passengers and no Chinese.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Sailed.
TUESDAY. Oct %.
Ger stmr Remus, Smonsen, MoodyyiIe.
Movcme:ts OF Tr tltutI Ste
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 23-Stmr Western
land, from Antwerp.
BREMERHAYES Arrived Oct 23-Stmr Ems
from New YORK.
GLAsGow-Arrivedo Oct 2S-stmr State of In
diana from New YORK.
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The FRUIr-GRowERs.-The State Board of
Horticulture has called convention OF fruit
growers 10 be held at Santa Cruz commencing
Tuesday, November 18TH.
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krtesian Water.

batants and both were arrested. The affair
caused considerable excitement. The friends
of both parties say it is not settled yet.
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OBITU AIRY.

BRIGGS SWIFT.
Briggs Swift, the noted poik-packer and
merchant, died at Cincinnati last night.
LIBRARIAN NUDE.
Nude, the librarian, died yesterday at
Tnu5nu
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Salvat ion OIL, the great ilniment should be part
OF every travelling mans equipment.
With the new moon look out for cold weather and
keep Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup handy
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
GILBERT & PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, CrOckery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WiudOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,

MIHTo TRAIL.-T. &. Shaw aud
Commissioner Cornelius went with
the o. p. officials to Gatesville yes
terday. There were present Pres't
VIM. Hoag, Wallace Nash and
Abraham Hackleman. The object
OF the meeting was to examine the
damage done by the building of the
railroad to the county road known
IA the Mimic trail. A trip was made
in O private car over the en-
tire portion, and after fully
examining the whole thing
thing the officers Of the railroad
promised to repair all injury done
the highway, and where necessary
to build the same anew In such a
way as to make 1t entirely satisfac-
tory 10 the people of Marion county.
The cJu't has appointed Don a.
Smith, Of Gatesvile to look after the
county's interests, and the work
will be done within a month. Judge
Shaw reports having had a pleas
ant time. He says that although
crops thereabouts Books well, they
need rain very much.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

At special meeting of the board
of trade held last evening n good at.
tendance was h"d, and some inn
portant business was transacted for
the future good Of our city.
The old committee on advertising,
which has done such excellent
work during the past two years, al.
though reelected, declined to fur
ther serve, after which new com.
mittee, consisting Of p. :. Knight,
+. Nj. Waite and c. Il. Moorcs was
appointed as advertising committee
with power to employ competent
man to renew subscriptions for ad-
vcrtising purposes.
Action was also taken to secure
another man to represent our city
at Portland with Mr. Al. Savage,
and such man will be elected by
the board neat Monday evening.
The subject of trying to effect
union with all towns OF the valley
for the purpose of jointly advertis-
ing the Willamette valley, was fur
ther discussed, and Mr.. W. +.
Seevcr was appointed as commit.
tee TO visit Albany forsuch purpose,
lie has gone to Albany this after
noon aud will lay the matter before
the people of that place this even
iug. 1t is hoped that good results
may b" obtained,
The report Of the former advcr,
tising committee WAS referred to
Mcssrs. Booth, Caldwell and Seever
for approval. The same To Nov. IL. .
ISS9, is rs follows:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

Al this season of the year the most gig-
oroos ana hearty pcOple oitVn have a feel.
ing of "A carlnOss. tired and Wnru out Ntth-
out ambition "a DO anything. and many
b. yak out ln pimples aud Ooils What
NNn rcqnirV Il milo tonic medicine that
viii act gently on the liver aud hlOstd. and
for THIS, nothing equals nr. Gunn's I'm.
proved Liver THIS, They gtNe an ACTIVITY
Ia the liver puriN the hl,Od and hN their
nllu Ionic Hciion, new vitality anu
strength la lhC cntirV system. sold AT IS
oents a b,,N hy smith S steiner.
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4 PIONEER DEAD.
Sketch Of Father Patty President Of
the Capital Lumber Company.

'fffhhAa
| PATTY,-W. II. Patty, of Salem
May 18th 1890, at 8 a. M, of ulcer
ated stomach, after an Illness o
about two months.
Deceased was 72 years of age, wa,
born IN Rowan county, Tennessee
At the age Of ) the family moved t,
Blount county on the frontier, wher,
the family lived and he was married
and left them in lS43. He moved
to VanBuren Ark, living there un
til April, 1852, when he started fol
Oregon, with an ox-team, reaching
milwaukee, Or, Nov, 25th of the
same year. In the spring of 1853 he
moved 20 Salt Creek, Polk county,
and I'm the fall went to Yalnhiil
county OH the Willamina and took
up donation land claim, which he
kept until 1860 when he moved to
Salem and worked at the carpenter
trade. IN 1860 he bought into the
Capital Lumber Co., with which he
was connected for "a number of
years. In 1871 he moved onto a
farm near Amity and stayed years,
when he returned here and re-entered
the Capital Lumber Mill, where he
sold out all interest a few yeaIs ago.
He was President Of the company
up TO his death, tho not taking an
active part
Mr.. Patty was always Methodist
was an eXhOrter for several years
before attaining his majority, aud
has all his life been local preacher,
and he has always been wanted
wherever he once spoke. He was
accounted "a great revivalist, and has
converted hundreds of souls to
Christ 10y fervid pleadings of His
cause.
AS farmerand as business man
he was a success at all he undertook.
Business failures, fires and disasters
,oadorr,,I o,o.,. a,d inI.,I,.,',.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

THE $3.50 so-soCIAL.-At the
Congregational church tc night is
reported TO be the last pay social
ever to lie given there. This does
not mean that the church may
never give concerts or entertain
MEETS for which admission will be
charged, or that il is always to give
its good things for nothing. But If
II Is to be the last pay social" no
one will want to miss such a rarity.
The ladies who take part are guar
aaty enough Of great success.
TO prepared to pay and remember
the future has lots Of good things in
store that will not cost. Miss Longs
readings will alone be worth the
price ofadmisslon. At the Congre-
gational church this evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

SCHOOL MEETING.--At meeting
of the school directors held this
Tuesday afternoon, bills amount
ing to SS3.25, were ordered paid and
warrants issued on clerk. The
whole number Of boys now in attcn-
dance Is 695; girls, 6Ol; total atten-
dance, 1905, Mr. Waite reported
that the plans and specifications for
the North Salem school building
has been prepared, and that the
plans for the Central school build
ing would be ready for the next
meeting when the advertisement
for bids would be prepared and Or
iered published. The clerk was in
structed to ascertain the amount of
wood necessary for the year and to
report at the next meeting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

WILSON AVENUE IMPROVEMENT
Mr. Cools, the landscape gardner Of
Corvallis, arrived to-day aud will
commence work in the morning.
The citizens Of Salem will be glad TO
hear that this much talked of inn
proyement is 10 be commenced
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IN CONCLUSION.

The JOURNAL is satisfied that u
great injustice has been done Mr..
Grant by the one-sided newspaper
reports and by binding him over.
We believe an effort should bc made
by some of our citizens to get him
bail, and the societies aud the church
Of which he is member should not
let him suffer wrOngtully. He is n
man capable of much good in the
world yet, and has always been II
man who has acted literally and
was better to others than Ec was
to himself. He has been careless in
his business habits, but those who
know him best unhesitatingly say
that he IS man Of honest inten-
tions and has not wilfully wrunged
any man.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

IMPROVEMENTS. - Messrs. David
Simpson, w. b. Simpson, and VIM.
Jory are each havinga fine cement
enclosure erected about their respect
I've lots In the |. o. o, +. cemetery,
which will be finished before deco
ration day. Others will probably
be built, besides other improvements
nov being made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

THE PLAY.-Tho Russell-Jewell
company played "0ur Boys last
night In an acceptable manner, to n
good house, The boards will re.
sound tonight beneath the mirth
and pathos of Colleen Bawn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

PASSED oMAHA.-Supt. Knight,
Of the electric motor line has word
to-day that the cars for their line
have passed Omaha. The track is
ready for them and we may look for
them to be running in a week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
Nhata PITY

To see IA woman's lovely features
marred toy unsightly pimp,es aud
hlotches Young woman, detective
nutrition is the cause of Your hlcm-
ishes and the soonerNou iaLea faith
ful course of DR.. Killers Hydras,ne
Restorative the sooner Nou Will
cease To Toe an object Of pity. For
sale at ID, j. Fry's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
LITERARY SOCIAL.
REAL ESTATE TR ANSFHRS.

j Nj Brown To Charlotte
Bcnsen Its >, 3. blk > Brown
add To SilVertou; Apr 80 $ 81
Amos T. Bevtns and VT to
Harriet \ Mills, 20 acres
John Perrine | c; May 10 50O
Patrick Mclntee Ia G NJ
DeWatcrs, 3 acres in Il 20, IA
sr, "; Mar IS lOl
Jerome Giugrich and VT to
Geo \ WOltcr land, 10000
feet on Second ~ Huhbard
May . 95l
\ h Campbell 10 AlcN
Warner, interest each In
Black Bear mine, Golden
Tip, Buzzard Lode, Golden
Fleece, Black Bear ENten-
sion, Apex aud Garsey Gulch
Quartz Ledge
Louisa r. Klein and VIM
NJ Klein 90 Minnie NJ How
ell, , acre in t5s,rl SEQ
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

WILL COoL 0FF.-ThoseJeflerson
people who are reported as being
''red hot" about the ware house
matters there, are evidently going to
cool of. They have secured several
shipments Of Ice from the Capital
city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
lIoIden's ELhereal Congh S,rnn.

An infdlible remedy for the cure of
coughs, asthma, bronchitis, whoop-
ing coughs, and affections of the
throat and lungs, The success aud
immense demand for this popular
preparation for the last thirty years
Is unparalleled. Large size 81, small
80 ceGts. For sale by all druggists,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
what Costs

Must ee,considered by people. n buying
neecsalues oi life, hoods Sarsaparilla
osnhienoN iiselt Ia the great middle class
-, oeeA0nc ~ cnmbines positive cS2aomy
Win great medicinal power, II IL the 0nlN
uleotNinc ~ which eau tfuly be said 100
Ne-es ohe Dollar and a bottle Sili aver
Agc 10 last moath.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

STATE HOUSE, GRoUNDs.-Prof
Coots, of the Corvallis Agricultural
college is In the city to begin opera
llons ON the beauIi(ying of Wilson
avenue aud state house property.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

What Is the matter with Salem
organizing a good base ball club aud
having match with Portland July
lth?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

Three carloads Of furniture 10 ar
rive a. kotan's, ON Bush's corner
including some Of the finest sets
ever In Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

The Bon Ton restaurant is S.tliug
the heSt 25-cent meals iu the city
now, Monroe Nye,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
I0HN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa.
per and Border, Artists Ma.
ierials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

WANTED. AT once, several good
sowing girls at Mrs. A. ii. Farrar's.
5-lS q.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

FoR sALE.-A good milk COW
Inquire OF ID. q. sherman, county
clerks ofiiee. Sd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13

The undersigned desire that all
teachers and scholars in the district
be present and take part in the flag
presentation at East Salem school
house, on Friday, May 10th.
FAGRITUs SMITH
T.. \. SrRANG,
f.. NJ. WAITE, Directors.
Millinery booming at Mrs. a, II.
FurraTs. 5-l3 81 cod.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-13
MIR. GRANT

is native of Great Britain and
about 40 years Of age. His family i,
now in New Zealand and know
nothing Of his difficulties here. He
came from there in 1881 to work on
the Scotch mills at Salem, is a mem
Der of a prominent church at Port
land and of two of the leading secret
societies as well, though he declines
to let the papers use any of these
facts in his behalf, whpu state
ment or appeal to any of these pow
erful bodies would get him the re-
guired bail to allow him tu be out of
jail in short time. He was mem
ber of the civil and military service
In Queensland and bears honorable
discharge from both branches of Her
employ.