The morning call., 1891-01-12

MI, Inc scores of Companies A and f of the
Ihlrd Infantry and E of the Eighth Raj,
TALON nave not being published, nor will the
members OF these companies receive deeora-
ttluls, because the Ieports of target practice
nave nav never reached general headquarters
throughout the order the ORGANIZATIONS of
the artillery regiments, with the excenlion
OIL the iIsnt batteries, are designated by the
WORD company" N
The Third Infantry's second annual com
petition shooting match for the Tobin
trophy, now held by Company B, was held
at Shell Mound Park yesterday.
INCoMER AND oUTGoER.
Inc Stockton Independent of Tuesday
nad these few words concerning Colonel
ferrle he~en and his successor as A. A. G.:
A large amethyst, huge enough to be notice
aDie aiar OIL. came out of the Capital Hotel this
morning. Ii was In the cravat that was worn nv
the new Assistant Adiutant-GeneraL That
young gentleman, as everybody IN Stockton
Knows, Is Ii. L. Murray. who led the drill corps
OF Inc MAI khan and ReddicR Club during the
last Campaign, and whose f0ndness for q military
uniform Is as great as that OF his celebrated pre-
deeessor Colonel Perre Kewen.
Colonel hewen Is considerably disgruntled be-
cause Colonel Murray was chosen 10 succeed
him. lie shows more sensitiveness i'm this re-
spect than MS acquaintances had thought he
pr oSsess t Colonel hewrn thinks that he had
pt t tbat tne position required man of more
military ability than be believes his hated rival
guardsman VIII display, and so he considers 1t a
feHection on himself TO appoint the distinguished
leader OF The Stockton soldiery.
IL Is not generally believed however that the
ulster Whlch Colonel hewen has shed on the Adj
Jhtant-GeneraFs Office Will be at all dimmed dut-
Ing Colonel Murray incumbeuey. Colonel Muir
ray expects 10 appear IN all HIS warlike trappngs
at we lnaugurai ball on Friday night. His anne
thyst ~ likely 10 become well known as Colonel
heWen's iar-famed books.
AT the election in Company (Nationalsl
OF the First Infantry, this evening, First
Lieutenant Woodruff, Second Lieutenant
RuddOck, and Corporals DumbreII and
Grant will be the candidates respectively
Tor Captain, First and Second Lieutenants
The total eompanyship of the Y. G. C. for
the month of November was 1924, but 7O.5l
per cent Of that number only attended drills
a drill of the nOn-commssioned officers
OF the Third will be held at the Armory
tomorrow evening.
CITY GUARD ELECTION.
Major Stanley, o. o., presided on Saturday
evening at an election for Captain of Com
pany b, vice Major George r. Burdick. pro-
NOTED. a large number of eX-members and
invited guests was present, among the latter
Colonel Baker of King kalakaua's staff.
First Lieutenant Irving b. Cook was elected
Captain by reclamation, whereupon Second
Lieutenant Baldwin nominated for First
Lieutenant First Sergeant c. j. Wesson,
who YVES also chosen by reclamation. The
members and their guests then adjourned 10
a hotel for banquet, which had been ar
ranged ID honor OF the new company com
mauder by committee consisting of Phi
Yates Keough, O'Mal-y and Fillmer.
1t is reported that fight will be made
against the proposition suggested at the
officers, convention to take the appointment
OF BrlgadlerS out of the hands of the Gov
ernor, and make such position an elective
one by the field and line officers of the
brigade. The country members of the guard.
it is reported, will urge the opposition be-
fore the Legislature.
The following promotions are announced
in the Third: Sergeant John Condor to be-
First Sergeant Corporal Charles Hurley to
be Sergeant, Priyates Herman Stab and n.
T. Weynewski TO be CorpOralS Of Company
d, and Private Bernard Judge of Company
f TO be Corporal.
Major William P. Sullivan Jr. has been
commissioned Lieutenant-C Colonel, and Cap
tain George r Burdick Major of the First
Infantry, both ranking from November II,
1890. The Lieutenant-C Colonel proposes to
drop the "Jr." now.
Special orders have been issued directing
Captain George ID. Boyd. A. d. c., to pre-
side on the 18th inst at an election for
Second Lieutenant of Company F. Third
Infantry, vice DunleaYy failed to ouality