The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-04-24
SONS OF VETERANS.
news from the Various DvIsIons-Eieetl0n
Oiieers, etc.
IOWA.


IOWA.
Orders No 8, issued at Waterloo April T. by or
der Of Fred ~ White Colonel cnn,nsanding-E
s. Miller, Adiutant-contain the following:
Bro. n. Il. Burgcn, Of Belmont Camp. No. 81
who was reported az dropped III Orders No. 4 has
been fcustRtcd by said Camp. First Scrgcants
Will erase his name from their Black Books Hy
mistake Ia last order, the names Of Bros III A. Blu
channn l.. y. Dougias and 5 A. Dougins were re-
ported dropped from Camp No. l57 which
should read No. Isl and the unmc Of II H. Hills
hs dropped from Camp No. l5i, should read Camp
No. I57. First ScFgcautH will correct these nttt,-
bcTs on tiier Black Books. The following Camps
have been organized since jane 20. 1889: Nos 2
lsi 49, ls6 ls3, lss ls9, 100 l9i lg2 lg3 1885, 1875
1886. lH, 49, $50 200 2Oi. 2O2 lJj POI, 215 20G 30
200, 100 Erothcfs awake aud let us zee II we
not double this number by the time Of our Dvis-
ion Encampment IN June. The coming Eueamp-
nent 81 Washington promises To be tie largest aud
most successful ever held and every Camp should
be represented by many brothers as possible
Full particulars railroad rates aud other mat
tiers connected Herewith viii be published soon.
MAINE.
Orders No. A. issued AZ Bangor. April 8 by order
Of q J.. Hntchins, Colonel, comnlanding-R Ralph
Is White, AdIutnnt-eontain the foowingi
There error Ia the printing Of Division
Roster. Wadsworth Camp, No. 9, reads. for Captain
l. J.. biagga. II should read Captain T.. T. Brook
lngz u, A, StafTett, No ~, Warren, for Captain
T.. J, Cook. Should read Captain q. Is. Libby The
date FOR the annual Euctuipm Of this Division
Is fast approaching. Camps who fa 10 forward
the reports aud per capita cannot be allowed vote
Ia the Eucampment- Attend 10 the matter nj once
Since last Orders Henry q. Staples Camp, No 81
Captain +. Il. Fairfield - charter members was
mustered ut Anguish, by Lieut.. J.. G. Polinrd as
sisted by 10 members Of Garfield Camp. No. l. Of
WaierviIie This shows that the brothers Al
Augusta mean business, aud viii have "A good
| lively Camp. The resignation Of Cant John Nor
gan. Ir., Of Mason Brown Camp, No A. il hereby
accepted 4 election h ordered 10 l all va
cancies. Al the regular meeting Of Shcplcy Camp
| No. 4, Portland held Tuesday, April T. 1890 Tie
| application ol Fred III. Bean was rejected Tic
First Srrgeanls viii see that the nanG is placed on
all Black Books.
MINNESOTA.
Gen Custer Camp No So was mustered In at
| Princeton, April .. with the following oficera !.
| Capt Ned g. Kelley; First Lieut.. jos Noke..
| Second Lieut., Albert Kelley; Chap, FlOraine An,
| MIS- First serg't, III. q. Cooney.
NEW JERSEY.
order No 8, issued AT Paterson. April /. by order
| Of Andrew Derroin, jr., Colonel commanding
| George H. Crowe. AdJntant-cOntains tho fol-
! towing:
| Of New Jersey will be held at Nineand Wednes-
day, May u, at o'clock "a m. at q. Air Hall for
| the purpose OF eiecting officers for the ensuing
| year aud trhnsactng any other business that uaav
| come before n. The Division Council will meet ia
| the purOrs Of the Baker House. Viucand on Wed
nesday, May 20. HL % clock D. NJ, for tile puruo4e
Of auditing tie books and accounts Of the officers
and tfansacLiHg any other business that may come
| before them, Hotel accommodations AZ VncInnd
during the Encampment be had ut Baker
1 HouEe 1T the rate Of $3.50 per day md IL in re-
quesied that all who intend going to this Encamu.
nIcnt VIII rena tiiSIT names 10 DIVISION Chaplain
| T.. Veach Niueand. the Chairman Of the Local Re-
caption Committee. at least two weeks before the
| date Of the tneampment. IL is the intention Of
Camp H. at Vneland, to give "a Campfire ~ Cosmo-
/ pglilau Hall on the evening Of Wednesday May
| II, 10 which all Delegates TO the Eneampmenl M ann
ali visiting brothers viii be welcomed During lie
year commencing june Is. 1859 this Division has
| lost seven Camps, follows Camp A. Rrdgeton
| charter revoke Camps u, BayoHuc; 10 Hnckeu-
| sack; H. Ilighistown, aud 49, Newark Former
| Fosts,) have Withdrawn from the Division aud re-
| turned 10 the Post system; Camps H. Gloucester
| City and DO New Brunswick, disbanded. During
| the came time the Division has gained four
Camps, a. follows; Camp 10. Trenton; 20 Junction
| 81, Rcd Bank, aud 81 LamberLvie.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
Theodore i. CrOelSer Camp, No. 826 held a recep.
ton in the Opera House at Frankford last Tues
| day night.