The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13
ADJUTANT I. n. REED.
Coloael Haines Fills the Long
Vacant Position.
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An ordsr spposstfnx Thomas NJ Reed,
IT,. sdtutant of she nrst regiment. has last
heers sssssed ~ Colonel J. C. HGnes- The
u4<if1ou has heen vzesst for over . year
nav and the duties o. the position have
fallen 70 Major ". 7. SHARPE fhs n<w
adjutsns h reRister OF the United states
land ofsne and Is vsry well known in seat
te. Tie order making The appointment -
~ follows
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axArTIk. wsst-. April IL fssat
The following enAages are nefsns an
rsunred sox The bere1t ei this command.
ThoasAs ~ Rcd. g.. II ssAtfis. h appointed
eslunnx, with snnx % fys lieutenant from tbs
dat vffe ~ T. Ehaxre. promofe1 major
He viii Be okrysd ADD respected accordingly
n. Hssef W. r SHARPE b hereby relieved from
1aty - acting asiiatsat. with she thanks Of the
essmmaudhaL
ri. cofnpary commanders viii have pre-
pared and forward - these hssdssaarte - sooa
~ p<s~sskle . roster of sueh members OF their
earnmsud. - reported for duty. consequent
upon ths great nfc at seattle. and who are
Thereby entst;sd 10 seyy.es medals.
~. The asscnssou 81 ossssrs and members OF
this command Il sxasn called TO the sset that al
communication for these headquarters, the
brigade hassqusrfefx ~ Spokane Falls. AID
genera headquarters .; Oismpss wxsh..
shouis p&ss through these hessqusrsers. cd
dressed 30 TIE adiutast vi the regiment BY
orfss Of Coz ]. G. HAfsEs
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W r. sassrr Major and Acting AdJussnt
THE nsiaApE xScasrnEsT.
Great interest il manifested in the pro-
POSED brigade encampment by members Of
the National Guard Of Washington The
prospects Of such an event are In the esti-
nation Of the officers OF the First regi-
mcnt very good A meeting OF the state
military board viii b held at Olympia
sh0rtfy. when the matter viii come up for
inforinxi consideration. IL win probably
be called 10 the attention Of Governor
Ferry. II Is desired that the date and
place Of holding the encampment be set
tied at IN early date. in order that plenty
at time for preparation can be had There
are no objections 10 the holding of brig
ado encampment. the necessary funds will
~ at hand after The new militia bin goes
into effect July. and it Il almost certain
that Governor Ferry will give his sanction,
aud that shortly.
In CASE the encampment is held twelve
companies Of infantry aud one of cavalry
win participate. Regular army dicipline
will be maintained, and the boys will be
given eli the drilling they can stand. The
encamp1nens would also prove an interest
ing social event. and would attract hun
dreds OF visitors. Three bands would at
tend and there would be no lack OF music
No plans have yet been formed relative to
the matter, nor will anything be done un-
al II IL definitely settled that there will .e
m encampment For the place of holding
IL American lake. near Tacoma, seems to
be finding the most favor. This Is also
matter that Governor Ferry will decide.
TINE cAfTAtS KELLOGG MATTER
Matters in Company ID are shaping them
selves around TO satisfactory condition.
Captain kellogg resumes full command OF
the company ss Of old. and everything Is
moving along smoothly. The officers OF
the regiment look upon the position OF the
indictments In the light that they are reg
ularly enlisted members OF the National
Guard. are liable TO service until their en-
iistmeilts expire and can be forced TO follow
10 letter all Of the requirements of q
militiaman.
THE REsiNKSrAI Gymnasium.
Al last plan for the management OF the
First regiments new gymnasium has been
formulated. II has been deci led 10 en-
gage an instructor and 10 form classes. all
members Of which will be under the In
structor's charge while in the gymnasium.
The selection of the Instructor is left 10
Captains Carr. Kellogg and Green. The
matter now rests in their hands and q
selection viii most likely be made within a