The National tribune., 1890-05-08
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Bivisions-EIection ag
Officers, etc.
MINNESOTA.

Orders No. !, issued at Duluth, April ). by COM
maud Of Alfred = Morgan. Colonet-Jas. J. Warner
Adjuiaus-C1utaiu the following:
Camp No. 50. at Morris he's been granted oer-
mission TO change it5 name, and will therefore be
hereafter known AiberJ Seheffer Camp, No So
The following named Camps awarded special
mention for pTomptusss ia forwarding quarterly
reports; all having been received at these Head
quarters on or before April ,, p the order named
Sheridan a. Prairie 80; COIVilIe 30; Garfield 50;
y. a. Logan, 81; Col. Ellsworth 81, r.. IT, Barrett
-; stephen Miller. s; Lincoln, 7; r. r. Palmer,
9i =. W Haskell, .; Joe booker. 70; Appleton.
.; AleClelaul,T; W. II. Sherman 20 A. T. Miles,
2S SIchaei Rude. -; GraIsite Fails, a. A. 3.
Robinson, %; =. Paul, Levi Batler, ; Phil
Eearny. q Fairfnoai, So T. r. PIuis n1er. o. Ge5o
y Morgan, >; Ha"cOck. -, Tracy l5, Albat Z
Seheiicr %; Winona fI Morton, u. Rosters fsrl
sent to all Captains and Division officers A uumber
are lcft on hand. which will be sent to any HeuI-
her OF The Order upon application All Camps are
again urged 70 make preparations 20 attend the
coming Division Encampine at White Bear
Lake, which viii be held June 10. II and r. At
teuti0u is also directed TO the coming inspection
which j. desired 10 be as complete Gs possible.
NEW YORK.
Thomas Merriam Camp Syracuse, is coming to
the front Of the lire Every o. the 100 members
are working with might and main 10 get first place
and keep IT. They have done some grand work in
the last few months, n nsteriu-s many as . new
recruits ut one time. II all the other Camps had
some members to hustle things Col. Mudford
and Capt Ford do in this one there would be No
suc thing the Post 5y stem
The Post Gt EouC has been lately mustered into
the Camp system and the boys express their opiB-
ion as being greatly surprised NJ the manner with
which the Camp system is carried oH. They like
the systcm much better than the one they hava
just left.
The new Camp ut Auburn IS striving beyond The
expectations Of many who were at the meetiDE
when IL was mustered into the service Brother
Ford cIu feel that hi- work Is aPpre c8ted By all
Wmcheil Camp Utica, can busst o! fne a To-
OF men ~ any Camp ~ the service. They are
nearly All Of one size and very nicely drilled They
fine -iF.-r rssftfr sf~s
The boys in Syracuse have raised q large %
money 10 defFIy the expenses uf O. e Euc.Impm eDe
to be held there in June, and ~ the boys ex5S
ceIcIt entertainers, they are sure Of large crows
at the coming Convention.
The State Convention. 70 be held in June hak
been postponed til the l7th. i8,h and 18th Of the
same MONTH 50 it will not conflict with the Indiana
Convention.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The following Ctnlp ha7 elected officers:
Gen kearny. IL, Britlon Capt, c. Fl. Noun
tain First Lieut., A. = WOodard; Second Lieut..
VI. VI. Cook; Chap Q. a. Poor; First Serg't F. y.
WOO.iard q VI. :, G.. 4. Bates, Color SeTz't NJ
? :, Noodard , of Of G.. H. Mountain g Of O. @ Q.
BHrgoyne; G. G., Ed McI&udiu; r. G., Frank
Crimes Principal Musician. George " Hiadinan.
TENNESSEE.
Orders No. ,, issued at Chattanooga April =, by
order Of Robert w. Biese. Colonel Commanding
a II. Adams. Adjutant-cuusain the following.
Tie following have been appointed upon the
Colonel's staff, TO rank f.Om March g 1890 and
Will be obcye1 and respected accordingly. Chief
I =.
Chase, s. Chap, W +. self y; Inspector, NJ d.
Friedman, /; Mastering O!fice=, J. II. Davidson.
10; Judge Advocate, Z E. Butler. 9. The resigna-
ton Of ". +. Hunt Dis sion Atiutant has been
received aud accepted 4. +. Adams Of Camp 8,
u hereby appointed Adjutaut, TO rank from April
10. He will be obeyed and espected accordingly.
. The resignation Of Robert ". Bese a. Captain Of
Camp has been accepted Lieut.. g. T. Smith
will assume command and hold aH election for
Captain Ht once The resignation OF N7i ed :
keeler has been received at these He--.q larters
aud dccepled Past Cap. Geo w Ford Of Camp
), knoxville. mas been appointed MljoT pro TEN 70
serve until his successor shall be elected. The Dr.
vision Coureil IS hereby called 90 meet AZ Division
I Headquarters on the second Tuesday of May at
$50 D. m. to elect Major and decide upon place
for the next Division EuCamprueut- Since last
orders the follow NJ Camps htve been mustered; !;
No. u, Col. NJ ID. Friedman Camp. Mobile, Ala;
Is = h. y. Patten. JerOItstOwn Tenn; 70 -
SevierTille. Tenn; 20, Joe Bearden, Scarborough
I Tenn q, Martin SSeen, Wits Foundry. Tenn.
Camp No 4. SOddy, Tenn. being two quarters be-
/ hind in reports and IN bad shape generally, is
hereby suspended. Transfers viii DC issued 70 all
members IN good standing upon application 70
these Headquarters.