The National tribune., 1890-05-22
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various DlVisiOus-Electioa Of
Officers, etc.


news from the various Observation-Disclosures OK
Officers, etc.
IOWA.
Orders No. s. issued at Waterloo. Nav s. by orSisr
Of Fred w. White. Colonel commandments Nil
Ter, Adjutant-contain the following:
The seventh annual Encampment Iowa Division
will be held in Graham's Opera House Washing
ton, June IL and II The Eueampment viii open
promptly a. o'clock a N. June II A rate Of
hare and third has been obtained for the round
trip, on eeTtiheate plan, over the following rail-
roads: B.. C. X. & N: Q. & " w; @. B & ". B
g; g, u & St p; c, X J. & p C., 81. ?. & K @;
h C., II. J. & q. b; Illinois Central; Iowa Gen.
trRl; M. x s.. L; St Louis Keokuk < Northwest
ern, and Wabash Brothers attending the Encamp-
mSnt will be particular when purchasing tickets
and obtain certificate of the agent thas VOC have
paid full fare one way. This certificates viii be
signed by the Division Adjutant, which viii snsitls
neglect to obtain certificates, you eannOs obtain
reduced rates.
KANSAS.
The following Camps have elected officers:
Seneca, Seneca; Capt, W. W. Weaveri Firss
Lieut., T.. z. Johnson second Lieut., ;. L. Moss;
Camp COuneil-Esiw. Butt, jr, Frank Larew and
VIM Graham; Chap, Frank Clark; First Serg't.
L. r. Matthews; Second Serg't, John H Leviexs
ColoT-Serg't W. II. Moore; s OF c. W. I. Rovsiey.
Principal Musician. W. J. Harrington c. OF G..
VIM. Graham; c. G., II. 3. BOylan; P. G.. o. A.
Ivers.
d. H. HOLSTER, %: Capt, j. F. Mathis; First
Lieut. +. H. Evins; Second Lieut.. b f. VauzaBt;
Chap, A A. vorris; First Serg't. r. NJ Johnson;
q NJ >, y l. Ayres; ; G., }. A Ayres; Color
Serg't, ID. 5. HOLSTER; Principal Musician D. e
Fox: C. of G. F. NJ. smith; G. e., c. Is. Martin; p.
G., w. T. Walker.
MAINE
Orders No 5, issued at Bangor, May /, by order
of G. F. Hutehinss Colonel commanding-Ralph
b. White, Adiutant-contain the following:
The eighth annual Eneampment Of the Division
OF Maine will convene at GA. Il Hall, No. 46 Main
street. WatsTville Wednesday june H. a. 10 o'clock
a. M for the purpose of eectIny officers for the en-
suing year and the transaction OF such other bust-
ness may properly come before the meeting.
The EneampmeUt Will DO composed Of its own
elective and appOintive officers (exceps Aids-ds-
Camp, Assistant Inspector and aOu-commissioned
staff, all sitting Captains all Past CommandsFs-iu-
Chief, Past Grand Division Commanders, and Past
Colonies ia this Division, all Past Camp Captains
who have served a full term or 10 the end of
expired term, one Delegate and one Alternate from
each Camp. The Maine Central Railroad viii sell
tickets at one fare for the round trip June 10 and
III. good To return ON the I'm Reduced rates viii
be obtained on all other roads far possible
Hotel rates are as follows: EImwoOd House. $50
TO 81 % per day City Hotel and Lockwood Hotel, 81
to SIS per day. Let every Camp DC well represent
Ell at this Eueampment. IL comes but once year.
and all brothers should make every effort possible
To be present The designations of Capt w K Allen,
of +. G.. Warren Camp, No % and Capt r. A Dunn,
of Lookout Camp No so are hereby accepted and
new election has been ordered 10 an tho vac.'n-
ces- James flaming has bsen duly installed
Captain of Mason Brown Camp, No. IS, in place OK
Capt John A. Morgan, resigned At the regular
meeting of Henry q. Staple Camp, No. 81, held
ApriI N ISQO the name pf Caorga II Er,arxy ,,ss
rejected. Captains will that their First Ser
geants place the name on all baeS-boOks. In ths
ley Camp, No. f. the court after due investigation,
finds the defendant not guilty upon each charge.
The same has been approved by she Commander
in-Chef. Brother &. T. PhiibrOOs IS entitled TO al
eOurtesies due member OF the Order.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The annual inspection of James \ Garfield Camp,
IL BrOckton, took place April - Lieut. Col. W. A.
Stevens, of the Massachusetts Division. acting
Inspecting Officer.
Inspector General Chas X Darling. OF Fitch
burg, inspected John Palmer Camp, No. 60 We'd
nesday evening, April b
PENNSYLVANIA.
Order No. o issued at Reading, May 9 by order
Of w. Ii. MeNuIty, Colonel cOmmanding-H. III.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. contains The following:
Following new Camps have been mustered sincs
last announcements: AIaj. Starr Camp. No. 26S.
Fairfield, Is recruits Captain. III. L HsF oaugh by
Capt. Charles w. HolZworth Camp II2; Samuel
Sehwenk 269, Tower City n recruits, Captain. John
W.Wiiliams, by Serg't-AlAi. Fred Row q. b. Brock
way, 20, Bloomsburg. "a recruits, Captain, Il. @.
Fisher, by Wlldun Scott, Chaplain. Camp n: Geo.
Horton 2zi, HOpewell, % recruits Captain, William
H. Snyder, by Lieut.. John c. COOLER, A.-D.-C.s
Lieut.. H. A. Stewart Ado, and Past Capt. J. l.
Zimmerman, Camp No. %, materially aided in the
organization of the two nTst-naRed Camps. Sew
eFal Camps are being TeOrganized, and it - ex-
peeted will be reinsaied within the nextfeW weeks
Frank Bunyan Camp. No. il5 Granville Center.
has been reiustaied and il again ia good standing.
William Stamm has been cOurt-maTIialed by Camp
49, Lancaster, and dishonOTably discharged. First
Sergeants will make proper note IN oiaek-books-
Preparations are nearly completed for the 10th An
nual Eneampnlent of the Division, 10 be held az
Wilkes Barre, June 10 TO - inclusive. Col. r. @.
Hardness Camp is making extensive arrangements
for the event and ali who attend VIII be hospitality
entertained. program Is being arranged, aud
will be promulgated with the next Division order.
The Eneampment promises To be the most
cessfui vet held. COMMUNICATIVE Chief Grimm and
prominent GAR comrades have been invited.
RHODE ISLAND.
The second annual Encampuent Of this DiviaiOa
will DO held Al Sloeum Posi- Hall, PEOyidsnes,
June 2.