The morning call., 1892-05-02

| grade until the commission Of see0nd lieu
| tenant was offered him in May, 1891. VIII
| the young r blood that has been introduced
| into the old company. which so long had the
| right of line in regimental line, it is expected
TO strike out with the full running gait
Appointments in the Second Artillery are
| announced: Corporal Phillip Pollock and
| Private Charles Hogan of II. to be ser
geants; Corporal Edward j. Brandon to be
sergeant of Z, and Private Augustine Ma
lone 10 be corporal; Corporal Myo ID. Sher-
wood to be sergeant, aud Prlvates james
ii. Jordan. William F. Duffy and Henry +.
GOrham TO be corporals of ID.
Regimental orders discharged 9 enlisted
men-3 each from + and ID, 2 from II and
from G; 5 for removal" 2 on two-thlrds
vote, and each for expiration OF term and
disability.
Captain Huber applied for service medals
for himself and Private Frank Koch OF his
company. The captain has been at It since
May %, 1876, and Koch since March 81, 1901.
Colonel Macdonald expresses IN orders bis
regret that in the retirement OF CAPTAIN
Hugh T. Sine the regiment loses so enlclent
and capable an Officer"
First Sergeant Henry S. Schroeder OF ID
has been reduced to the ranks by request
and Sergeant John j. Maher OF + for neglect
of duty.
Edward c. Murray has been elected sec
ond Lieutenant of Company ID. lie IS In
Captain William NJ. Sullivan was nnanl l.
mOusly reelected to the command OF Com
pany ID. Colonel Barry presented him with
a sword on behalf OF the company
Musician Charles 6. Akman has been APP
pointed band leader of the Second.
AdJutant Kelleher has been relieved from
the command Of Company ID.
Captain Coleman has been detailed to
preside on the 10th at an election Tor OF
ficers Of Company G, Third Infantry. wee
the incumbents whose terms have expired
This Is the captains irst tour OF duty since
appointment.
The roster of "the official organ" still has
Company located in Oakland.
Lieutenant James r.. Burns of Company
b Is absent on leave for 80 days and win
permission to leave the limits Of the brigade.
He IS down at San Luis ObiSp0.
The signal corps engaged yesterday In
practice In the field and all were 10 have
reported for that duty at 1880 A. NJ. in
fatigue uniform. The work with the hello
graph was the special feature. Reports OF
operations will be handed in not later than
Thursday. Captain Evans had charge OF
the mounted detachment, which was sent
to ascend Mount DablO, and left the city
on Saturday afternoon; Lieutenant Hanks
directed operations from Telegraph Hin,
and Sergeant Perkins had charge OF tine IN
termediate station on Grizzly Peak, back OF
the university at Berkeley The distance IN
main line between the main stations IS
about 40 miles. The squads out of town
numbered each seven.
The encampment question is in Statu quo.
Report is that there are two factions in
Santa Cruz, one hauling 10 have the camp
located on the bluffs at the terminus of the
electric line, the other Juggling for 1.-THE old
camp ground" Until this hauling and tug
giDg has ceased and that definite offer" has
been made the decision remains-division
camp at Fruitvale on August 6. If some
thing is not heard soon from Santa Cruz
General Dimond will close arrangements
with the Fruitvae people.
Second Lieutenant f. l.. Machefert Of the
San Jose company of the Fifth Infantry
passed the examining board on FRIDAY.
The cavalry had a big troop out for
mounted drill at the Preside ON the 24th.