The National tribune., 1890-12-18

n. b. Austin; Camp Council, NJ C. Gould, q. A.
Gen. stephen NJ. Weld, Is Dedhani-oapt.. A. T.
Otis; FIRST Lieut., w. B. Gould, ir; Second Lieut.,
y w, ,~fdani Camp Council l.. L. Barrett w, r..
Croker. H.sA ToWie.
Abraham Lincoln, I06 Charlestown-Capt., G. A.
Mason; First Lieut., III. AunRble; Second Lieut.,
Edward Mullen; Camp Council IL. V. Collins, A.
w Hurley, III. b. Going.
John Low Camp, Bcvcrly-Capt.. John H. Hink-
ley; First Lieut., William y. Bailey; Second
Lieut., Edward l.. Hall; Camp Council, ii. s.
Parker, William r. IIanners George league.
Clark > simonds, -, Fitchburg-Capt., j. 9: Nc
Mullen; First Lieut., Il. A. Bruce; Second Lieut..
{. p Lacy; Camp Council, d. &. Hoyt, ID. w. Col
A. A. Goode ., worcesicr--Capt. Herbert T.
Leach; First Lieut., Lewis n. Parker; Second
Lieut., James ). Moran; Camp Council, L. 4. VIII
lArd, u. T. Whitiemore, y. ~. Howard.
Warren II. Cudworth s. Last Boston, will hold
a sOoial on the 18th inst.
Capt. Fred r.. Bolton, Of Camp sc. Of Boston.
Will install the new officers Of Camp lis, OF Boston.
IL A. probable that Joint installation will take
place between the officers OF Revere Post g. G. AR,
aud Fletcher Webster Camp, q, Of Canton.
Col. u. j. Ellsworth -, Attleboro-Capt, A. A.
Guild; First Lieut., A. b. Pierce; Second Lieut.,
- q kIbbee; Camp Council, q. H. Williams, J. ID.
StaTkey, A. ID Crosby.
c. T.. hates ~. Scituate-Capt. Ernest J. Brown;
First Lieut., J. Charles PIERCE; Second Lieut.,
George i. Otsi Camp Council, }. w Morris, q. ;.
Bailey, Chester Lee
Capt Richard Phillips. 3. Marblehead-Capt,
Calvin y. Pierce; First Lieut. Walter Jordon
Second Lieut., Frank Titus; Camp Council, VIM.
q. Mason.
MICHIGAN.
Col IT, ID Eddy Camp, 2Oa, has been organized Mt
wolverine, Len J. Patterson acting as Mastering
Officer The following officers were installed
Capt Leonard Black; First Lieut., VIM. II. Briggs
Second Lieut.. Herbert A. Shook Chap. Charles
Freer FIRST Serg't, H. w Hoffman; O. NJ =.
III IL, Hoffman; ;. Of g., Chas. RoaDey; c. s, Geo.
Wheeler Principal Musician, J. A. Wheeler; q. Of
O., Frank Hitler; q. O., r. ID. Whitman; y. c.,
John Harris. There was a charter membership OF
10 and % promises To make one Of the most wide
awake Camps Ia northern Michigan. The Camp
VIII give grand ball Christmas Eve.
4. IL, Hughes, Benton HaTbOr: Richard Winans
Camp "a, had a masquerade ball on Nov. n, be-
tween 40 and 30 couples attending aud dancing
away into the small hours. The Camp Melted
snug sum, for the brothers in charge managed the
affair admirably.
Officers q the following Camps are:
j. g. Richardson. 40 Grand RRpids-Capta Geo.
j.. Caggesha First Liuet III. III. Stephenson; Sec
ond Lieuts, q n. Hicks and c. u. Cleveland Camp
Council, J. w. Wells
Slmuns, FIRST Lieut., IA. ID. Harrington Second
Lieut.. W. III. Meisel Camp Council, L. ii. SimoHs,
q. y. Wilcox, J. IL. Russell
Wagner l45 GTayling-CRpt, Frank A. Bell
First Lieut., d. vs.. Bell second Lieut., Scion Hol-
brook; Camp Council, A. H. Tuwsley West Shell
lenbuTger. Ray Bradford.
Camp TO, 1ecumsel-Capt.. James Mckinney;
rst Lieut., VIII Bidwell: Second Lieut., John ID.
smith Camp Council, Henry Sweet, w. Dicken-
son, u. w. Gains,
John A. Rawlins Camp a. Bay City-Cnpi.. D..
81. simmons; FIRST Lieut., III. ID. FauugtOn; Second
Lieut., W, i. Mcuer; Camp Council, l.. II. SIM
mons, j. III. Russell, q. Ii. Wilcox.
MINNESOTA.
Officers of the following Camp are:
Gen. Custer, 50. PrincctOn-Capt. T. ID. Annis;
First Lieut., T. j.. Whitney; Second Lieut.. A. w.
Kelley; Camp Council, a.. 4. Whitney Wesley
Lreer, A. w Kelley. La addition 20 the election
i've recruits were mustered. The Camp has also
just purchased 10 bfecch- lOading rifles aud the
equipment of Marvin T. Hall Hhlsdae, Mich.
The Camp IL young but Is in fiourishing con-
ditiOn.
MISSOURI.
ordern No "a, issued at St. Joseph, by command
OF n. J. Kline, ColoneI-F. Keudron AdiutRut-
contnin tiIe following Of general interest:
az. lhe iolio"ing Camps hhving iaiied to report
for one yenr, their charters hereby revoked
~, 81, 81 IU7 80, i23, 10, ia I3j, I3s.
The immediate attention 81 the Captains and
members OF delinquent Camps Is directed 20 the
unfortunate state O affairs which has arisen la their
Camps Worthy brothers deprived Of the
dement's Of the Order because Of the ineXcusRble
hesicel 81 duiy on The part 81 their superior OIL
ccTh. The Constitution NOW gives Colonies Com
n5HHding power TO suspend aud remove Camp
officers FOR neglect Of duty, ana la the absence Of
reasonable excuse for such neglect tire Colonel will
promptly carry oui the provisions OF the law IL
D. the duty 81 every member OF a Camp see that
tie proper UiceTH perform their duty, and Ia
~ neglect 10 molly these Headquarters al once
Hereafter no Camp Captain will bc permitted TO
Xii lar Camp by neglcciiug hi- sworn duty. Camp
captains are not ornaments and in this Division
they must either fulfill their obligations 20
lie rear
v. Since order No - was issued THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, 81 Washington, ID. C.. has kindly offered
20 print All news concerning The Order la Missouri.
~ ~ therefore requested inst every Camp in the
Division make "a - point SO forward items II in
terest. Write on one side II tie paper only. aud
tJrWnrd direct 20 Tar NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Wash
ington, ID. &. Try your AbiiHy "a writer. IL your
Camp gives nu entertainment, shows new sign Of
life By large number 81 nlBaets organizes n new
Camp, does anything Tor the good Of the Order
let the Nurld know h., DO not hide Your catfdls
under bushel Remember the officers Of the Di-
vision cannot furnish al Ihe news
WI. W. b. Slarkey, having removed from the
Division, lias rendered his resignation Division
Quariermasier Sergeant same has been accented
uud Wilson Hood Of Camp 81 MHFyEillr i an
pointed 10 hii the VorAncy, with rank from Nov. 20.
VII. The attention Of ali Camp Oflicsrs Is called
TO he fact iinl at the neat annual inspection tine
question, " Does the Camp engage regularly Ia
military drill7 will he mHde a ranking question
All Captains are therefore urged 10 at once make
drill portion OF ihe regular Camp work. Drill at
least once month, and sre that every bro her who
b. physically able participated. Reeds Infantry
Tactics ARE the standard Tor Order and may be
procured on proper requisiiiOn from these Head
quarters ~ % eents Pct copy.
NEW JERSEY.
ordere No. lG issued at Atlantic City. by com
maud OF George ~. Perkins, GOl0HeI-tle0rge IL
Bailey, hdJuaut-oOutain tlte following Of general
interest
v Past Colonel I'd White is hereby detailed
10 call meeting Of the Camps la the Third Rat
talon Tor the purpose Of cectiug officers aud about
ing by laws for the same. Lieut.. Thomns II Red.
mona ~ hereby renewed from tie detail above,
owing 10 sickness in his family.
VI Brother Sherman Evans, Of Camp 81 Lam
bcrlyile, IL hereby appointed Aid on Tie Division
SIAN with rank from Nov. q, 1890. lie will be
obryed aiid respected accordingly.
VII Second Lieut.. simon lubbock Of Camp g7
having rendered s resignation, the same hRs been
accepted, and in accordance with orders from these
Headquarters Brother j. a. Piefson has been elect
ed and Installed ~ second Lieutenant Of dHmu ~
lie Wi be obeyed aud Epectsd accordingly.
Hugh }. IRISH Camp. ;. Paterson which 80 haud.
somciy entertained tie National Encamtytnrut OF
lssy. D. arranging 10 hold an eighi-day fair com
uIeHcug Jan. -, for the benefit Of tie building
fluid. The Camp lost by IRE lie former building.
and now Tie boys are hustiiHg TO raise money 10
replace Il, Success 70 their efforts
NEW YORK.
A. = Williams H. the name 81 4 new Camp re-
Gently organized lu AeW York City. The following
officers VIII be installed dec. q Capt 49, Berries.
FIRST Lieut., =. Annuity Second Lieut. q IIu,I.
:. Of G., ID. HOugh e. Of O., l.. Krauz; &. s. D
Richter Musician. g.. Test q. O.. NJ AmtthV-
Council, 9. berls, w. Marrcr, Nm. Pritonrd
Posts >. 81 v. arc being rapidly transformed now
Into camps Chairman Pallet and hs committee
are doing valiant service for consolidation
The following places iH western New York ought
each 10 lave a vigorous Camp Organized. WrIi.-
VILE Olnan, Warsaw, Bath, GAuislc0, Addison az
mira. Cubs, Friendship, Belmont Allegguv aud
MuudR ID n TO be hoped the SONS ia these Towns
Who sec this viii interest themselves n The matter
a. they wil Ind plenty VI good material 10 work
upon.
Officers Of The following Camp arc:
Happen, D, KingstOn-Capt. Joy s. Rosa. FIrsa
Lieut., Gins. BFriteHbucheF; Second Lieut. Frank
W. Rosa Delegate Conrad J.. Drautz; AIteT-
male, Andrew d. Cole; Camp Council Ghns u
NcBtbrook, Walter A. France, William shelton.