The National tribune., 1892-05-12
MINNESOTA.

On account of the date previously set for holds
Ing the Eneanpment conflicting with the date ses
for holding the southwest Minnesota G. A. r. En-.
campment, and on the request OF members Of the
O. X. and this Division. the date for holding the
eighth annual Encampment at Worthinzton has
been changed to June 81 and %. 1t will not be q
Held EDchmpment, but accommodations can be
found ut hotels for all who attend at 81 and s2 per
day. Camp Commanders requested to at once
notify W. T.. Oliver. Worthiugton Chairman
Committee of Arrangements of the mum Der likely
to 60 from each Camp.
Orders have been received from the Command.
ery-in-Chef TO MI up vacant numbers in muster.
ing new Camps. Camps hereafter mustered viii
date OF muster, regardless Of the number given it,
The following Camps deserve special mention,
being the first 10 to send in correct quarterly re.
ports for quarter ending March 81: Geo B. Nc
Cleilan Camp. II, Jordan; Geo. III. Frye CO. Buffa-
10; Geo. III. Thomas. IA, Crookston; Joe Hooker
10. White Bear; Spring Valley %. Spring Valleyy
Madelia, ", MadeIia; Newell Irvine So Month
cello; w. W. Norton, So. Nortbfeld; Lieut. B.
smout, 50. Wells; Alexandria. 80, Alexandris.
Reports from the following Camps were re-
ceived before April 1, being received in the order
given, and are commended for their promptnesss
Camp 81, Sank Center; %. Window; Z, Duluth,
50. lie Roy; IS. Preston; IS Champlin: g. Eagle
Lake; 8. Minneapolis; a. Lanesboro; ST. staples .
8, Worthington; 46, Osseo; 40, Hancock; TO- Win,
nebago City SO, Montrose; 49, Linwood; 73 Gres
Eagle; A, Minneapolis; Sc, GAINESVILLE; "a Ma
pleton.
MISSOURI.
The Division Council will meet Mt HARRINGTON
Hotel. Carthage, at IL a. IN. May IT, 1892 10 audfs
and check the accounts, books, vouchers ETC. OF
the Adjutant and Quartermaster. All brothers in
attendance at the eighth annual Encanpment are
expected To wear the regulation uniform Of the
Order Officers of the Division are ordered TO do
so by the Division Commander.
II 10 with mingled feeling Of Joy and regret thas
Division Commander b. w. Frauenthal takes off,
cal leave of the Divison-joy for the relief felt ia
the discharge of the responsibility and restraints
that constitute the solemn duties Of the Office; re-
greet that he was not able to accomplish for tbs
Division the fullest limit of his expectations and
that the Division has not materially effectively
increased under his stewardship. II, however he
has done much for the Division in preserving
harmony and disseminating feeling of emf husiasrn
among the faithful it possible for an officer
TO do, he will preserve that thought with leass
some pride. He says: ITO the brothers through
out the Division send fraternal greetings and an
sfeetionate farewell. The help extended to me
during the year has been more than / expected
IL checked the decline that had in prior to nv
administration, and although il did not increase
the Division much it at least preserved standard
and gave substantial evidence of confidence and
esteem that will be of the most pleasant naera.
cries of my administration"
Commander Frauenthal also says in an order
that no previous Encampment Of the Missouri Dr.
vision has had so many perplexiBg problems -
solve or 30 much momentOus business TO transacs,
as the coming EncamppIent at Carthage will have
Every officer, delegate, and member will be ex-
pseted to place himself on record in active and
earnest approval or opposition to the adoption OF
the new Ritual and Constitution. The Command
ery-n-Chief Encampment, at its last session. spe-
officially stipulated that every brother have a voise
IN THIS matter, and the Division Encampmens
offers appropriate opportunities for the thorough
and complete discussion of the subject. Every
brother should define his opinion on the prohibited
Sons of Veterans Guards by the State Govern
ment; what plan to adopt in the hope of securing
the same rights and prerogatives that are now
being conferred on various independent military
organizations by the State. The discriminating
injustice of the authorities toward the Guards in
f1icts much damage them, and It requires
prompt and effective action to secure just con-
sideration of our rights
NEBRASKA.
The five Camps having the largest memberships
for the quarter ending March 81 are: Hub Pepper,
90, David City, SO; Lyons, 116, Lyons Ga 0akdsle,
al. Gibbon. 81; John NJ. Thayer, SO, Tecumseh,
40; r. z. Holcomb 46. Doniphan. 4S.
Preparations for the eighth annual Encam pmens
are progressing rapidly and most auspciousIy.
The prospects for a large and unprecedented at
tendance grows brighter each day. Brothers are
urged to make arrangements that will insure their
attendance, that they may gather inspiration from
the largest Encampment ever held in the Division,