The morning call., 1890-07-16

The medals will be numbered and regis
tered. Corporal Louis r. Townsend Of
Company b. First Infantry, having been
the longest in the military service Of the
State. will be given Badge No. 1.
A list has been made out of those who are
entitled to the bronze medal and bar tor
ten years service, and the number of eligi-
bles up to January /, 1891, is l01. of which
the first sixteen will also have the gold and
silver bars attached for twenty and fifteen
years service, aud the next twenty the sill
yer bar for fifteen years service. The
term of service of the chosen 101 is as fol-
lows: Thirty-siX and tweniy-nine years, 1
each; twenty seven. 2; twenty six, l;
twenty-three, 4: twenty-five, /; twenty
one, 3; twenty, 3; nineteen, A.; eighteen,
IL; seventeen. 3; sixteen, /; fifteen, S four
teen, 8; thirteen, 3; twelve, 9; eleven, II,
and ten, SO.
Those in the Second Brigade entitled to
medals are the following named:
Corporal L. X. Townsend, b. First Infantry, SO
years, having joined May 81, 1854; Private
Charles H. Ellis, A, Fifth Infantry, 80; Captain
w. d. WaIers H. Second Artillery, 81; Captain
Q. c. Keene, San Francisco Hussars, %; Private
Frank SchelI, Z, Fifth Infantry, and First Lieu
vale John Fonner, B, fitn Infantry, 10; Cor
Po,ai J0hn reH p Second o,oa Artillery IS;
Captain John E. Klein, c. First
Infantry. 16 Sergeant Jeremiah Riordan, II,
Second AftiIleryi First Sergeant julius Klein
and Private William H. Jehu, c, First Infantry,
16; First Lieutenant John Beatty A, Second
Artillery; Major Sheldon l. Kellogg, Second
Brigade: First Sergeant Dana b. GetcheIl C.
Fifth Infantry; Captain Il I. Sine. A: Second
Artillery and Captain Thomas L. OfNeil, g,
Second Artillery, 10; First Lieutenant Charles
hdoph HnSer Second Afsry q F4vate
Thomas L. Carson, G. First Infantry. IA;
Colonel John II. Dickinson. First Ipfan
Infantry; Colonel William Macdonald Second
Artillery; Sergeant Edgar N. Shook. G, First
Infantry; Corporais Henry de Land aud F. J.
stecker, IL, First Infantry; Private Henry f.
Weigman Z, Second Artillery, aud Major VIII
lam z. sullivan j., First Infantry. II; Sergeant
F. l.. Brown, +, Second Artillery; Sergeant
Henry j. Wagner, ID, Second Artillery; Sergeant
Thomas F. Evans, II, First Infantry, and Second
Lieutenant Edward G. Essen, H. First Infantry,
Major General W. II. Dimond, Division Com
mander; Lieutenant John H. Leo. H. Sec
ond A idIs rrivates Jonn E CarsSp
J. Meyers. d, First Infantry; Captain Charles
L. Ttden, G. First Infantry; Private Charles f.
Priest, Z, First Infantry; Private Emanuel
A. KuhIs, Second Artillery; Second Lieutenant
A. J. Ruddock. e, First Infantry; Sergeant
Frank }. Hare. A. Second Artillery; Sergeant
Herman Huber aud Private Sebastian Glas. G,
Second Artillery; Lieutenant Colonel III. II.
Kohler, Division staff; Lieutenant Colonel SAM
url j. Taylor. First Infantry; First Lieutenant
Ilfiu ID SvVh, -, ~ Ut iuiautitt ~! uuI-MdJui
Charles M. Mayberry, First Infantry; Captain
James A White, r, Second Artillery, and
Private Herman Dppel, Ii, First Infantry.
1t is a noteworthy fact that not one of
these medals has been awarded to men,
Der of the Third Infantry. The First will
claim % and is the only one in the division
whose three field-officers will be so decor
ated. AS regards companies, II win have
8. G Z, and b, G and ID . each of such med
ais. In the Second Artillery there will be
19-the Colonel coming in for l, and Bat
teries'D and c with each. Ii and A each,
with and G with l. Fifth, Infantry %
cisco Hussars viii have no such medals.
Major Kellogg is the lone star OF the bri-
gade staff and Lieutenants Strong and
KuhlS of the regimental stats, and all
three Inspectors of Rifle Practice.