The National tribune., 1890-02-13
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions
Election of Officers. etc,

General Order No. .
la the organization of the Provisional Division
OF Washington, Capt. Hiram r. Alien OF Spokane
Falls was appointed Colonel Of the said Provisional
DIVISION. but by a Typographical error ia General
OFder NO J, Current Series Capt Hiram +. Hall
was named as such Colonel. The said ant Hiram
r. Alien has been commissioned Colonel Of the
SAID Division, and Will be hOnored and obeyed
accordingly.
II. In accordance with General Order No. /.
Current Series. Lieut-COl. VIM. r. 1lcNuIty OF
PennsyIvan Division, has assumed command or
said Division, has appointed Past-CoI IT IT, Ham
mer Adjuaut, and established Division Head
quarters at Reading, Pa. There Is every reason TO
believe that the work auspiciOusiy commenced
ny Past Cot. Colt will cOniine undated
Nv. Division officers and Camp officers are mott
hed that the provision Of the Constitution. Rules
and Regulations, that there shall BIZ "A thorough
AMI complete inspection Of each Camp Of the Order
between April 10 and June Of each year" will be
Tig1dIy complied with. Inspecting officers will be
Instructed to make rigid and thor ough Inspections
aud true reports thereof without fear CT favor In
spection Of Division Headquarters viii be made
especihiiy thorough and critical. and il IS hoped
that ali books. records and proceedings both OF
camps and Divisions, viii be found 90 be im busi.
ness-Iike condition. The business OF MANY Camps
as well as some Of the Division Headquarters has
heretofore lacked system and business method.
No better work CAN be done by Colonies and Can
tains than to look carefully after the business end OF
We organization This notice j. given iu advance.
that there may be no lack OF preparation for IN
speclions. Colonies are hereby directed 70 call
attention 10 this section in Division Orders
Y. some delay has been OcCslsi0ued IN the transac-
ton OF business at these Headquarters during the
past month by Of the fact that both the Com
ntaHder-in Chiefaud Adjutant- eneTaI were suffer
ing from the effects Of the prevailing disease in
huenza, for about three weeks each, both being
now convaieseeut, ali business viii be promptly
attenSed 10.
VI. Bro. Il. J. Miller Of Missouri Valley Iowa late
Delegate to the Eighth Animal EncampuIeut OF the
COmmandery-in-C Chief at Paterson. y J.. was on
Nov. l. lss9 appointed an Abide 'Imp upon the
staff OF the Communicating Chief bat iIs Use issuance
OF Genera. Order No. ?, 1889, through some unex-
p!aiuabe error bis address given Oxford in
stead OF Missouri Valley. To cOrregt the error Bro
Il j. Miller, Of Missouri Valley. Iowa. j. hereby APP
pointed an Aid-de-Camp upon the stall Of the Com
Liander-iiI Chief with rank of Lieutenant Colonel
from sept -, 1889. and viii be honore aud obeyed
accordingly. Tie appointment Of l. j. Miller Ok
ford. Iowa. - hereby revoked
VII With deep regret the nuOuueenleut IS made
that upon the day that he appointed and COM
missioned an Ai-de-Camp on the staff % the Com
nandeF-in- Chief, LieutCo r. Du Folr. ofPenn-
sylyania Division, mustered into that great
army whose bivOuac Is the shores OF eternity.
By his death the order loses one Of is worthless
members aud most faithful champions
TX Lieu;.-COI. H. C. Armstrong. of Nenia. o..
having rendered his resignation sid-de-Camp
on the staff Of the COMMUNICATIVE Chief the same
j. hereby accepted, 20 take effect Feb. J. 1880 To
hli the vacancy caused by he resignation % Lieut.
Col. III. &. Armstrong, Capt. II. v. Speeinian. Of
Coalton, o., Is hereby appointed an Aij-d--Camp
on the staff Of the CommandeF-iu-Ch ief with rank
OF Northumberland, from Feb. l. Isef- lie will
be houOred and Obcyed accordingly
BY order OF CHARLES /. GRIFFIN. Commanders
in-Chief
c. a BooKwALTER. Adjutant- General