The National tribune., 1890-07-24
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions
Election Of Officers. etc,
COLORADO.

COLORADO.
e Orders No 5 issued at Denver BY command OF
a Jackson, Adjutant-are as follows:
III. The resignation Of Capt VIM. o. Beckmsa.
commanding Farragut Camp. No. 4. is accepted,
created.
III. The application Of q. NJ. Hughes has been
rejected by Dunbaugh Camp. No. IL. First SER
ges.nts will place his on the black book
, ~ The following additional appointments on
the staff OF the Colonel Commanding are hereby
announced: Division Surgeon Dr. Tobr DrDrz -
Denver. with rank Of Major; Division Chaplain
Charles III. Van Gordon, Of Denver with rank OK
captain mastering officer, A O. French, Canon
City; Judge-Advoeate c. O. Pitman TarRofs
Nyo.; all with rank Of First Lieutenants from date
They shall be obeyed and respected accordi,1Iv
SeIg t-Maj- Forest +. Taylor, Denver Colo
" Special Order, No. g. Commander IN CHIEF
announcing the further increase Of prizes 70 be-
competed for at the ninth annual EneaTuDmens a.
follows: First prize cash, $780, second prize cash.
goo; third prize. Camp cOlOrs, value $50
. Brothers who contemplate visiting the East win
hnd IL 20 their advantage to go at this time
count OF the reduced rates and the attractions Of the
Eneampment. Our brothers ofthe Missouri Division
are making extensive preparations and those who
attend will witness and participate i the Qrapdest
Convention ever held by Order The estinated
attendance y placed al 10000. and az will be seen
by the list of prizes the military feature Of the oc-
easOn viii be on grand scale, and the best drilled
Camps in our Order will compete for the prizes A
q member of the National TRANSFORMATION Com
mittee, the Colonel Commanding desires that ali
orothers who contemplate attending will notify
him at an early date, that the necessary arrange
mems may De made and announced.
VIII The address Of the Colonel and the Adm
sant has been changed to P. o. Box co. All com
munleations should hereafter be forwarded 10 lhia
address.
ILLINOIS,
S. Fl. W., Greenup: Simon Cole Camp. go. was
mustered IN at this place the night Of June n,
Will I2chaTter members and the following ofeers=
SSapt, George Gobei First Lieut., D. R. seaman;
second Lieut., Calvin Couch; First Serg't -
Ruffner; q. NJ. s., 5. NJ. Harper.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Lieut.. A L. Fuller Camp, 10 ofC1inton, mustered
III recruits during the last quarter averaging ona
or more at each meeting. This Camp was SCI down
as one Of the doubtful Camps in Past Col Purbecsa
report. The brothers Of the Camp By hard work
have placed il in a sound condition and desire 70
say there Is nothing doubtful about the Camp now
Capt Fred z. Bolton, Of John +. Andrew Camp,
20 has rendered his resignation, the same 10 take
effect Aug. 90 Capt Bolton was one OF the orr,an-
zeFs OF the Camp, and has served since its MUSTER
In as It's commander: Under his administration
the camp has jumped from s. TO 10 members, and
heId the record FOR gaining the largest number Of
members during 1889. ii > resignation Is on ac-
eonht OF many business engagements interfering
with his duties as Captain.
serg,t William H Carney Camp 81 OF Boston,
Capt Bud Selden, celebrated its third anniversary
titled A Breach Of Promise Case" was presented
by the members Of the Camp. A large audiences
was present and enjoyed the evenings entertain
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp. Il. Of Canton. a.
sisted Mastering Officer Charles F. Cook OF Whit
man. In mastering in Elijah A. Morse Camp II8 o.
south EastOn, July 9. There was q large rscra-
sentatiOn Of the GAL present. The local yYouans
Relief Corps provided substantial collation. at the
conclusion ofthe exercises.
NEW JERSEY.
Orders No 9, issued at Atlantic City, BY command
OF Col. Geo II. Perkins-Geo. H Bailey AdIu-
tant-eOntain the following:
Since Order No. 8, Q. =. was issued. the follow
ing-named Camps have been mustered o. o.
Bogardus Camp, No. l2; Captain, Zaeheus snyder,
keyporti Geo. B. Mcclellan Camp, No. 81; Captain
Theo. L Jones, Orange. The credit Of the orxani-
zation Of the Camps reported in Orders since Ia
Encampment az Yineland is due 20 Past Col Der
rom and his staff. The following named brothers
are hereby appointed Aids on the staff Of tha
Colonel Commanding. with rank as Second Lien
tenant from July l. 1850. They will report 70 The
AdJutant the aeceptance Of their appointment,
when commissions will be issued and they viii Be
assigned 20 duty: Camp 2. A. p Witteman; Camp
D. Harry NJ Potts; Camp 9. David T. Lamb: Camp
10. r. q. Roberts: Camp g. JOS n Teechman.
Camp g. Joseph Beresford; Camp IL VIM. A
Clark; Camp 3. Elias W. Parsons A roster OF
the Division viii be issued THE month and copies
forwarded TO each Camp BY resolution adopted
by the Division Encampment at VineIand the or
ganiZation Of Ladies' Aid Societies sons Of Vet
Grams, U. ). A." WAS recommended to the Carnps
OF ms Division Full information can be obtained
from Mrs Ella L Jones' National President Ladies
Aid Societies, Altoona, Pa Since The issuancs Of
General Order No.s7 @. s. Commandery-fn-Chiek
the Local Committee of Arrangements for Ehs
ninth annual EneampmentO Of the COmmandery-in-
Chief at 81 Joseph, Mo, have notified the Com
mandery-in-Chi Of their intention 20 increase she
prizes to De competed for by Camps, to the follow
Ing amounts: First prize. cash, $50; second cAsh
S2uOi third prize, Camp eolOrs. value sl5O
NEW YORK.
J. g., Troy: Camp Sexton. West Troy. win havs
the honor OF mastering in a Camp at Troy and one
AZ Schenectady next month. Camp sexton viii
accompany the Boys in Blue to Sunnyside Island
July "A, ON the occasion OF the veterans annual
outing. The Camp has organized a baseball nins,
and they will play game with Camp Townsend.
No !, OF Albany. Al Sunuyside Island, Aug. &