The National tribune., 1891-01-22

Of tried and trusty workers for the Order a. fol
lows: Capt, H. n Turner Fifst Lieut., d. G Ray
SWhitney; First Serg't. a. r. Newcomb. q W g.,
T.. +. LOvett. :. Of c.. VIM. y. Nswcouib. g. =,
louis " Conkcy; g. q g., WIN. :. Ward g. C.,
Herbert F. Goodwin; T. G., Warren y Ioiman
Camp Council, VIM. y. Newc0mb, Chas. r. VIII
cox, VIM. Whitney.
NEBRASKA.
Special Order No. I. issued at Omaha. by com
maud Of Frank =. Coates. CuIousl-D. @. Freeman.
Adjutant-coutains the following Of general in
terests
!. BY virtue % the power and authority vested IN
me as Chairman Of The Division Council, and upon
the request Of more than three members Of said
Council. che members Of the Division Council are
hereby ordered 70 assemble iu special session iu
the city Of Omaha nc O'Clock D. M. on the 3lst
day Of january A. ID. lS9l, az Sons of Veterans
Hall, 20 and IiG North Fifteenth street.
III. The business to come before the Council will
be First. 10 Oh vacancies that have occurred, or
may occur, before the assembling % The Council;
second to audit the accounts Of the Division Quar-
termaster, and make such recommendations as
they may deem necessary for the remainder Of the
present term, third, TO devise means Of relief
for the Camps and brothers in that portion Of the
State where the crops were failure the past year
fourth. to select place for holding the seventh
annual Eneampment; hith, TO transact any other
business that may be properly presented 10 said
Council for The good Of the Order and which Is not
in conflict with section Of Article TX Of the Con-
stitutiOn, Rules and Regulations. The business
named is most urgent, and u - 70 DO hoped that
the Council will show themselves equal TO the
emergency.
III our brothers in the West are in need Of i'm
mediate relief, and the members Of the Council
must not lose this opportunity To show the friend
ship and extend that charity which is the founda-
ton Of our Order. To the end that full Attendance
Of all the members Of the Council may be had
notice IL hereby given that any member who alb
sents himself from said meeting without good and
sufficient cause. will have charges preferred against
him for neglect Of duty.
" Capt. O. j. Humphrey, Of Doniphan, Mai.
Geo III. Palmer. OF Plattsmouth, and QuaTtcrmaster
j. u. Reeve, of Omaha hereby appointed n
committee on behalf the Council, to receive bids
for the location Of the next Division Eucampment.
All bids pNlst DO addressed to Capt. Hum hrey
Chairman%f the COMMITTEES, and may be mailed
him direct or sent in care Of the Colonel
VI Capt. viii X. Jacobs First Lieut.. John T..
Gideon and Second Lieut., Chas. r. Burmester ir
have been appointed a committee on entertainments
from Camp J.. BY sending 70 either Of these broth
a notice Of the train which you will arrive in
Omaha and the length Of time you will probably
stay, they viii see that your sOjOurn in the metrOp
oils - made pleasant one and viii reduce the cost
Of the trip TO a considerable extent. that tho
railroad fare may represent the total expense.
VII. The Council will hold open sessions, and
all brothers In good standing in their respective
Camps, in this Division, entitled to admission
and are cordially invited 10 be present il conven-
lent, and meet with those of your brothers who are
making the Division Of Nebraska a success under
the most adverse circumstances
VIII. Since the issuance Of Order No. H. the
following Camps have been organized: %, Baden !;
-, OsceOla; 49, Bassett ia, LushtOn. Previously
reported, Is; total since June IL, 1900 90 This
section properly belongs in regular cries Of orders
but IL published here that the brothers may know
that the wRtchword Of the Nebraska Division il still
Onward" and they are urged 70 correspond with
newly-elected officers OF tho GAR ia their i'm
mediate vicinity; for much is expected from the
assistance these officers Especially the Post Com
manders) may render US in the way Of organizing
new Camps.