The National tribune., 1890-08-28
SONS OF VETERANS
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections of Officers, etc.
HEADQUARTERS CoMMASDERy-rv-CH
Sous oF VETERANS. e. :. A.
Room 3. STATE H0TsE

Room 3, STATE House
INbiASAPoLIs, ND, Aug. 20, 1900.
General Order No O.
I. Col. George r. siadden, Of Illinois. Is hereby
detailed as commandant of the military camp a.
ST. Joseph Mo, Aug. p to 80, 1890. with fun and
complete authority such. He will be honored
and obeyed accordingly.
III. Past Colonel George G. Harvey. DanvflIe, Ind.
Is hereby detailed as Assistant Adjutant-Cienera
to rank as such from Aug. l. 1890 He will be
honored aud obeyed accordingly.
III. Past Capt. Alpheus Right, indianapolis
Ind' u hereby detailed as Assistant Quartermaster-
General, to rank such from Aug. /, 1890. He
will be honored and obeyed accordingly.
Nv. Brother John w. Newton, Of Winchester
Ind, having been duly elected and commissioned
Colonel o. Indiana Division has rendered his resg-
nation as an ABIDE Camp on the staff Of the Com
mander-in- Chief, and the same has been accented
Capt A. L. Nichols, Winchester, Ind, is hereby
appointed Aid de-Camp upon the staff Of the Com
mander-in-Chief, with rank Of Lieutenant Colonel
from Aug. !, 1890, vice John W. Newton, resigned.
He will be hOuOred and obeyed accordingly
" Bylaws Of Minnesota Division have been
approved since The issuance OF last General Order
and are now in full force and operation
vi. Proceedings in courts-martiaI have been re-
ceived and approved since last General Order az
follows
Frank Boyd. Camp No. II, Geneva. Ind. con-
embezzemeut.
George W. Tyson. Camp No "a, IambertviIIe.
" J., intoxicated in Camp-roon. conduct unbe-
coming member
Gus. Nelson, Camp No. AZ, Lacrosse, Wis. en-
bezzlement
The sentence in each case was dishouorable dis
charge nom the Order. The foregoing names will
be entered on ali black books
VII Inc committee heretofore appointed bas
completed Digest % Decisions on the Constitution
h,'e7 anu regulations, similar TO the Grand Army
Blue 5oOE 1t mas been printed and substantially
Dcuhdr anu VIII be furnished on reouisition or
GFeet application to the Quarleruaster- General
Tor thlFty-hvc 80 cents The book 0uaht 20 be in
the hands Of every commissioned officer in the Order
within the next 60 days
VII. The official year On monthsl lust CLOSING,
nus NOT been untrultiu. of results for the advance
iheht Of the order. We have advanced not only
numerically but in efficiency and popular favor
- i"lEs number OF newspapers have been estab-
lisAed devoted to the interests Of the Order The
records % both National and Division Headquarters
nave been established @ substantial business
oasis, over 5000 Iu cash is on hand b be turned
over besides new furniture. records and other ac-
cessoFlcs 10 headquarters Of the value Of several
/ hundred dollars, aud no debts Two new Divisions
nave been Organized and three others viii soon DO
ready OIL camps have been chartered during the
\ ii months, with a total membership of 1857 The
/ tolti gam In membership BY organization and
/ muster since sept If, Issg i 3 O2s
rms ~ the last General order Of this Aduinfssra-
tot- ~ y issued with . Of relief from re-
sPohslDiIty and Of sincere regret that the official
IeIatiOils OF the past ii months, which have been
/ 50 pleasant. must 30 soon be severed
CHARLES F. GRIFFITH. Commander-in- Chief
/ L a BCOhWALTER. AdjutaHt- General.