Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-17
AT CAMP JOHNSON.
THE GUARDSMEN HAVE AN EASY
TIME YESTERDAY.
The Grand Ball on Saturday Evening at
the Arcadia Governor Markham to
Receive the Boys Today-Notes.

Camp Johnson was quiet place yes
terday. There being little done outside
of guard mount in the morning and
dress parade in the afternoon. Most OF
the men secured leave to spend their
Sunday down on the beach among the
crowd, and it would do the HERALD
readers good to watch the boys while off
duty on the beach. An intensely inter-
esting and amusing incident occurred
Friday evening, after IL o'clock, when
large number of the officers of the
encampment attempted to get through
the picket line contrary to the rules.
The offenders were quickly marched to
the guard house.
The social side OF the encampment
was inaugurated on Saturday evening,
when Messrs. Cowley and Baker gave a
grand ball in honor of the officers at
the Arcadia. The ball room at the ap-
pointed hour presented brilliant scene
OF gayety.
Among the guardsmen present were
Col. l.. s. Butler, Mrs. Butler, Miss
Butler, Col. N. G.. Cochrane, Maj.
Cyrus Willard, Maj E. l. Stern. Mai.
A. w. Barrett, Maj. George H. Bone
brake, Maj. H. M. Russell, Maj and
Mrs. James NJ. Drifill, Maj. NJ. T.
Owens, Capt. H. q. Osborne, Capt. A.
@. Jones, Col. w. G. Schneider, Col.
James H. Rowland. Maj. M. L. Starin,
Capt. j. B. Franklin, Mai. F. X. Aims
worth, Captain Charles A. Keanzel,
Lieut.. J. A. Collins, Lieut.. f. c..
Smythe, Lieut.. d. w. Perman, Lieut.. G.
N. Wilson, Maj. j. H. Keeler, Sergt. f.
A. Bland, Capts. A. L. Hamilton, A. L..
Lewis, Frank A. Martin, Theo. Meyer,
Capt. S. T. Black, Capt. L. S. Chap
pelear, Lieuts. Miles Andrews, NJ. l..
Shaw, J. w. Hammons, A. w. Brown,
A. G. Reese, H. D. Alfonso, Henry
Steer, Frank L. Baldwin, w. Kroeger,
Ernest Browning, James H. Campbell,
n. S. Bingham. of the Seventh, and
Colonel E. B. Spileman commanding !;
ieutenant-colonel, George L. Bryant !;
major, Charles s. McKelvey; adjdtant,
Captain John R.. Berry; quartermaster,
Lieutenant James E. Mack; commits
sary, Lieutenant Charles T. Rice; ord
nance officer, Lieutenant Charles D.
Ball; inspector of rifle practice, Lieu
tenant Charles j. Lorbeer; surgeon,
Major Theo. L. Magee. The non-com-
missioned officers are: Sergeant, Major
E. F. Brown; commissary sergeant, Il.
A. James; ordnance sergeant, H. A.
Rowland; hospital steward, Francis f.
Van Haren; chief musician, Roscoe J :.
Nickerson; right general guide, E. F.
Mathews; drum major, w. A. Lewis !;
first color sergeant, William G. Miller;
second color sergeant, B. M. Brink.
The company officers are: Company
A, captain, E. E. Spileman; first lieu
tenant, A. Hartley; Company B. cap
tain, H. w. Schiller; first lieutenant,
Harry @. Daniels; second lieutenant,
r. V. Dodge; Company G, captain,
James M. Keith; first lieutenant, Mr..
Twining; second lieutenant, Samuel s.
l4ongworthy. Company D, captain, w.
0. Welch; first lieutenant, Mr.. McCo-
mas; second lieutenant, 7. B. Thomas !;
Company E, no captain present; first
lieutenant, f. M. Ducoe; second lieu
tenant, M. Muscott. Company F, cap
tain, H. 7. Mathews; first lieutenant,
M. Ulm.
Governor H. H.. Markham and staff,
accompanied by General johnson, will
arrive this (MoDday) morning on the
IA train. Geueral Dimond and staff
will arrive on the 8 AS p. m. train.
A grand review of the entire brigade
will take place this monday, afternoon,
when the governor and staff and Gen
eral Dimond and staff will review the
boys. twill undoubtedly draw large
audience.
Lieutenant Robinson, of the Arizona
National guard, Colonel Treichel, Miss
Smith, Captain and Mrs. Thornton. Col
onel Brown and Truman REEVES, county
treasurer of San Bernardino county,
were among the visitors to camp today.
The Ninth infantry band and the
Seventh drum and bugle corps furnish
the music for. the camp.
Visitors when witnessing dress parade
should not hug the color line. A better
view can be obtained from distance.
The following camp circular orders
were issued today:
Camp Circular No. 1: Regimental
commanders will instruct their officers
of the day to prohibit all peddlers from
crossing the guard line into camp for
the purpose of selling their merchan-
disc.
Special Order No. 1.
Lieutenant James Mack, of the Ninth
regiment of infantry, is hereby detailed
as acting brigade commander, vice
George w. Daniels. absent with leave.
Lieutenant Mack will discharge the du-
ties assigned to Major Daniels in gen.
eral order No. 5, G. S., from these head
quarters.
The companies of the Seventh come
from the following cities: Companies
A, @ and F, Los Angeles; Company E,
Pasadena; Company d, Ventura, and
Company g. Anaheim. Those Of the
Ninth from the following: Companies
A. and B, San Diego; G., Riverside; d,
Coronado; E, San Bernardino, and F,