The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-23

- eond,tson ma fnessaalns n nembe1hip.
6ifIou. vifh : nlenbsfship d 6fty and upward,
Wffeh deserve special meuf1on- Iney are, stew
-, No /. Seattle, ~ membefs; Custer, no. 3
1hoonnn, rs; Reno, No ~, epokanss 1as: Miller.
ID. q. SEATTLE. 100; eedgwfek, No 3, Spokane,
N: shoridan, No. - Tso0na. n; Ihone.. 80.
IS 0lyupia, -: 4. lincoln. No. 4 Walis Wahas
=; Me1oweils Eo - Ponssoy; suiy' no =
lIvspessn, Nod u. -, q. Is and %, sre defunet
III menbenhip Of I'D IN the department. tsx-
rlu1fye q nj ., the number Of whose members
~ not reported), b equipped with but hify-s
epns, while there should Be : stand OF arms In
every post ROOM
But e15a5o Is reported IN The relief fund, ana
- onSendtd sun Of q e85.6l II shown 70 have
I'm 80 out Tor charity during the past year.
e VII - oeon hist ths charges for muster vary
14om 8 TO Il In various posts, and the dues vary
1gDm IS "a Is CENTS per quarter. IL would per-
hapo b the correct thing to make both the
oh6auD Se mustaSfug IN end for dues uniform
lhfo09noue ne department, but At rate that
would not cripple the forces OF the posts or the
3ndIytduaI membezship. From the reports made
~ 1he assistant inspector Of posts 49, %. Is and
r g = evf6eut that some sction sh0uld b taken
b he department to help them along
The16lutauh consolidated report for the en-
tfro yoox. ending Marcn 81, 1901, from which it
apronso that on March 81, 1921, there were In
eoo6 SANDING IN the division SIX camps, with .
06mbeEs6ip Isl member: that during the year
eWou1y GoUpe and ~ WembeD wefo mustered
~ Tventy-eeyeu came In By transfer from
oeh6s Divisions; four wefe reinstated from those
Dropped during the prior year. making total
enfn 81 ~; that during the same time but one
member dled; seven were granted transfer
cards, l02 were suspended either BY their own
onups q - belonging to camp suspended By
80 - -x0.
totnl Ioos a. III: Having in good standing at
- snd d the year, March 81, 1891. AS members,
8 which should be added sixty-seve1 members
nnutpeod n eince the last date In Warrington
- th11iosn IN Alaska, making grand total Of
~ meuhss IN good standing in the divfGton Ut
III time.
= q Bleoner, chief mastering onscer. sub
uitosd Tie following report: Posts mustered.
II. q. olekles, No 81, mustered In at Chautauqua
" dopaxtment commander, June IA, 1880, with
oAastss nembership Of Is
G. r Heppesson Post, No. 50, mustered IN 1t
latYhaven BY department commander June "a
~ Win ehaTtef Membership OF Ii
Jelnes J. Andrews Post, No. 81, mustered in q
oakodaIe By c. n. O.
Gsooeent postofics BY C. NJ o., June q, 1880.
MA aehartee msmbership Ola
0omBo1 uotroy Post, No. 81, mustered In 1t
1a1nh b G. y. o. on August IS, lsoO; member
dcsssal Cook Post, No. IS. mustered 1t Aber-
oesu " J. o. Burns November !, 1880; member.
ehip, ~
Wo1lace Hcst, No 81, mustered at spYingdaie
byc. - o. January ~, 1901; membership, 10.
W. =. sherman Post, No. g, mustered at Med
1ca1 I1to ~ C. n. O. March II, 1881: member.
zip. II
Admiral Porter Post, No. 66, mustered at Ferry
" Arthur Bridges, special mastering offcer;
membership, II.
b. =. etephes0n Post, No. s., mustered ct
SUMS b. Joseph Pine, 8. II. o. membership, IL.
0eoeEal Emory Post, No IS, mustered ut Ana
oprtsa ~ n. N. Holmes, D. c.: membership, L.