The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-06-19
orr ron AmERIcAN LAKE.
Company \ Takes Its Departure,
Together with the Drum Corps
.sNRGIODaI Guard Notes.


..NRGlODaI Guard Notes.
Company A, Second regiment, National
Guaris Of Washington, fifty strong, and
Yakima's pride and Joy, the drum corps,
lift ut 2:4j this morning for the regimen
tai encampment grounds ut American
lake, II miles out Of Tacoma. The train
bearing them away also carried Company
B Of G"ldendale Company C Of Center
vile, and troop A, lSt cavalry, Of
Sprague. Adjulant General L. b. Wise,
OF Goldendale, vas in command Of the
detachment. The boys were in splendid
spirits and promised tn reflect lustre on
the good name Of Yakima, md certainly
there is no reason Why they shouldn't for
Il better appearing or more sOldieriy bear
ing body Of young men 1t would lie diff
ruIt to find anywhere. They were dressed
In the uniforms received from Walla
Walla and carried the United States rides
Of the Springfield pattern.
The drum corps was gorgeous in new
uniforms presented by Company A. and
Drill Master Anderson was justly proud
Of his little men, who rehert no much
credit on their teacher. The uniform
consists Of blue velvet coat embellished
with frogs and brass buttons; pants Of
maroon velvet with gilt stripes, and
bI,,,b laathap Ia ,,,in., The ,lot haa a, aro
cut and patterned by Z. F. White & Co.,
and the sturdy little bodies Of the wear
ers look MS il they were moulded into
their rich apparel. The members Of the
drum corps are: Fred Haines, James
Thomas, Byron Young, Henry Leach,
George Lampins, Everett Lamping Cliff
Lamping, Jesse Lowell, Roy Young and
Frank B. Lppincott, Jr.
Said stranger who was passing
through on the N. P. train, to a HERALD
representative, Thursday: whats going
on now? Yakima seems to be always
having n celebration. One day it is the
Sons Of Veterans, then it is the militia,
then it is distribution Of your fruits, or
II banquet, or ball, or something all Of
the time. You must lie merry lot Of
people here" He WAS right. Yakima
tries to enjoy herself. Her people are
patriotic and hoSpitable, and believe that
THE sun shines upon bur one Yakima and
that is the bpnner Se,tion Of Washington.
Resimental Chaplain J. T. EsheIman
accompanied the boys in blue on their
journey. He looks every inch like n
Fighting parsOn," although really his
ways are Of most pacific nature.
Sergeant +. b. Lippihcott could not
accompany his company to American
lake, OW ing to the absence from the bank
Of Cashier Steinweg, but he will join the
boys early next week.
The encampment will last for ten daya,
although with the time consumed goinS
and coming our boys will be absent
twelve days.
The drum corps was presented on
Thursday with handsome silken banner,
u testimonial Of the we'll wishes Of Byron
A. Young, Of Tacoma. The banner is in
two colors, one facing Of blue and the
other Of red, and is the handiwork Of
Mrs. Mary Z. Ogden. The gold lettering
''The North Yakima Drum Corps" on
either side Of the banner, Is the artistic
result Of the labor Of C. II. Haines, the
photographer.
A. C. Anderson, the instructor Of the
drum corps, has in contemplation the en-
larSing OF that organization upon its
return from the encampnIent.
The following is list Of the commits
stoned and non-commissioned OTHERS and
Privates Of Company A, who left for the
Sound Thursday: Capt, J. C. MacCrim-
mon; LIST Lieut., Dudley Eshelman; End
Lieut., Matt Bartholet; End Searg., L. e.
Lowell; 3rd Searg., J. II. NeedhaIn; 4th
Searg., F. J. MrCann; Q. NJ. Searg., J. j.
Tyler; lst Corp, B. +. Young; Srd Corp,
J. &. Berry; 4th Corp, Orlando Beck /;
drummer, W. H. Miller; iiier, c. L. Nc
Glothlen; bugler, J. Z. Merwin; priv
ates, A. c. Anderson, Alex A. Brander-
beng, J. J. BarhPr, F. J. Sprague, Vim.
II. CrOok, J. N. Curry, X. II. Curry, II.
COomes, Harry Chapman, A. L. Church
III, Myron II. Ellis, C. II. Exert, John
W. Golden, Curtis Greene. II. c. Hatha-
way, J. q. Lawrence, Andrew Monroe,
Lee Mcdaniel. J. p. McDermitt, A. A..
McDermitt, W. L. Putney, ". =. Powell,
tieo. L. Rodman, Herman ROdman. G.
W. Sloper. J. W. Sindall, WIN. Steigler,
Seward Southern, Festus Southern, l.. J.
Shrivtr, Robt. Stout, J. p. Switzer, A. W.
Schwartz, Chas. Schanno. +. r. Tag
CART and L. N. Young.