The record-union., 1891-02-26
NATIONAL GUARD.
The Sacramento Companies Preparing
for the Governors Review.
The Nevada City Company's Dance
Colonel Murray Presented With
Fine Sword-Other Notes.

The following order has been issued by
the Brigade Commander relative to the
review of the city troops, which comes off
on the evening of the 9th of March at the
armory:
1.-THE troops of the Fourth Brigade. n.
G. c., located in Sacramento city, will as
semble at the armory in full Uniform on
Monday evening, March 8, 1891, at $50
O'Clock, for review by his Excellency,
Governor ii. III. Markham, Commander
in-Chief, and staff. The ceremonies will
conclude with a brigade dress parade and
inspection of the company armories.
Colonel j. w. Guthrie, commanding the
First Artillery Regiment, will report
with his command to the Assistant-Ad
jutant-General at the time and place
above mentioned. and will make the
necessary detail of field officers for dress
parade; also detail Of two oreierlics,
with side arms, for duty at headquarters,
and a guard to admit none but the mill
tary and Governors party to the main
drill hall. A very full attendance is de-
sired on this occasion in homer of the
Chief and staff, and it
will give the Brigade Commander pleas
ure to have representatives from COM
panies Z and L present. The line Off
GERS will be introduced after the armories
are inspected. The public will be adj
iiieeett " lic SdlieIiSs,. IHe Dflgaue stan
and signal corps will repor to the AS
sistant Adjutant- General at 8 o'clock
at headquarters. Major III. Wein-
stock is hereby detailed to escort tho
Commander-inCh Chief and staff TO brigade
headquarters OH the evening mentioned,
where the distinguished purity will be
met by the brigade and reginiental staff
officers. \ meeting of the brigade staff
and field staff, and line officers Of the First
Artillery will be held at headquarters on
Saturday evening, February rs, 1891, Tor
instruction and drill.''
Acknowledgement Allen, Colonies Muir
ray, Burns and Wright, and others Of tho
Governors staff in the city, will accom-
pany him. Spectators will be admitted
party Will bo received in Company B's
Armory by the officers. 1t is in the pro-
grainne also, to have dance in the main
hall when the ceremonies are over. 1t is
expected to be q brilliant affair.
some changes arc likely to be made in
the brigade staff in the near future on ac-
count of contemplated removals from tho
city Oh the part of some and others going
on the RETIRED list.
The officers who attended Company C's
hop at Nevada City report that sixty
seven men Were present at the inSDec-
ton, and that altogether C is Il nagnifi-
cent company. Captain Nihell and his
LieutenantS deserve great credit for this.
Lieutenant Marshall Hale OF the regi-
mental staff, has returiied from his trip
to the East and reported for duty
1t viii be well if Captains Of companies
take up the matter of getting their muster
rolls ready Immediately, as, if the mill
tary bill passes the Legislature in lis pres
ent form, which is likely, the annual
muster will take place this coming month
OF March.
The election for Colonel and Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Of the regiment is beginning
to engross the attention of the military, as
| it takes place in about another month.
Colonel Guthrie's and Lieutenant Colonel
Mckee's terms expire at that time, and
eaich will no doubt be 4 candidate to sue
ceed himself. The tenn is four years. Ii
| is reported that Major Sherburn, of the
brigade staff, has aspirations towards
being the regimental commander.
Acknowledgement Allen and Colonel
| Murray reviewed the troops of the.Sixth
Regiment ut Fresno u few days ago. They
report that the troops made good show
ing. Colonel Lake presented Colonel
Murray with an elegant gold-mounted
sword and belt.