The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-01-21


| g., w. j. Zmmerschsld; o. Of G., +. r. Sweet
Council, F. q. Quick, +. r. Sweet, and Dan Grow.
MONTANA.
The Sons to hold their annual EncAmpment
A. Helena next summer. The invitation to meet
there was sent 20 the last Eucampment on a plate
of gold, set with snpphires and rubes from their
own mines There il very rich field on the Mis-
souri, River, ~ miles from Helena which Is said 30
be the richest gem held in the world, except the
diamond field Of Africa.
NEBRASKA.
Lyons Camp. 1Is-Capt, Lee JoliR; First Lieut.,
L, q. SUBWAY; Second Lieut.. K. A. Clements;
with an excellent Camp Council and staff Of off,
GERS. This Camp was organized one year ago with
| % charter members and now numbers So.
Sutton Camp-Com., F. l.. Meyer; $. v. O., r.
N. Tester j. V. C.. Charles A. Brown; First
serg't, A. w. Clark q. NJ, Sam Carney jr.; s. Of
| g., L. Q. Kendall. Council, O. b. Gray, A. W.
J. @. O.: Gen George Crook Camp, /, Of Omaha,
gave public installation meeting Monday even
Ing, Jan. 4, 1892 Past Col Frank J. Coates acted
| FER First Lieut., Writ Thompson; Second Lieut.,
/ A. l. Foster; Council G. f. Burmester r. John
/ O. Culton John l.. Gideon. The officers install ed
gave asupper and dance TO about 200 Of their friends
/ Never before have we had such splendid time
/ All enjoyed themselves The brothers in No I
are going 20 make q TOuslng big Camp the coming
year, although we have fallen short Of what we had
year ago about 90 per cent. We have "A
| members IN good standing and good attendance
The older brothers are going to take more interest
/ la the Order now, and push the Camp and get 10
on It's feet again. so the other Camps in the Division
/ and there we will stay. Let some brother in each
Camp In this Division write something from his
Camp to THE NATIoNAL TRIBUNE for the good of
the Order. think every brother ia this Division
/ ought TO see that THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE IS in his
or his fathers family. It Is the Sons paper we'll
a. the comrades.
| Gen. Crook Camp, l. omaha-Com, O. NJ Raw
| ltzer; s. " O., Writ Thompson; j. ". O.. A. L.
Foster Council. @. Il. Burmester John CuIton and
j. L. GiddOu. After the officers had been duIy in
stalled Col. OBrien made a rouslnR speech
and presented Capt U. K Jacobs with an iron
cross, the insignia for Past Captain.
NEW JERSEY.
The 10th annual Encampment Of this Division
will be held at Trenton on Feb. IL, at 10 o'clock
a. m, sharp The Division Council will meet at Office
Of DIR. r. T. @. Woodward, Division Adjutans 3O6 e
/ State ST., Wednesday, Feb H. 1892, at o'clock D.
/ m, sharp. Bayard Post, 8, GAR, have again
i very generously rendered the of their Head
quarters for meeting Of Encampment. Their offer
/ has been accepted, and the 10th annual Encamp-
i ment will be held I'm GAR Hall, corner South
i Broad and Lafayette streets.
/ Camps will make necessary arrangements for
/ proper celebration Of Lncoln's birthday Feb. II,
/ 1892 This day In our Order Is known as Union
Defenders Day, and every Camp is expected TO
| hold commemorative exercises.
NEW YORK.
Ira West Camp. ls0, Sandy Creek-Com., NJ g.
/ Ferguson 8. V. O., r. w. Williams; j. v. O. VIM.
| Flsgg; Council, VIM. West, J. +. Westeott, VIM
A. g. Warner Camp, los. Pulaski-Com., L. j.
/ Macy; 9. v. O., N @. Ehle j. ". O., Charles Pad
dock; Council, O. r. Shear. II. Hinman, O. B.
II
/ The two Camps above named are IN a prosperous
condition, and II the Ofeers-eieet have their way
i Ia the matter New York Division will be where IL
belongs before the year closes. namely, ON top"
The officers OF Excelsior Camp, ST. were installed
| with impressive services on Tuesday evening AZ
i Headquarters. by COMMANDMENT Chief Barlow 8
/ Weeks aud staff. The new officers are Com. Wm.
| A. Kennedy . v. O., James r. Wiokham; J.V. O.,
| Lewis A. Wardwell Chap, Jack WiseI; First
serT't, F. NJ Norcross; Q. MS, Charles A. Floyd;
/ g. OF g.. Charles II. Paulding; O. OF c. Henry A.
Beattie; o. G., Robert J. Kennedy. A collation.
| followed.
OHIO.
Thornton Camp. 50. Deasnee---Com., Charles NJ.
| Sims; :. v. O., j. III. Neaderhauser; j. v. O.,
/ Arthur Adams; Council, Al Bates, Mar w. May,
| John Widner; Chap, g. L. Hane; First SerE't, @.
| W. Helpmani q NJ. s.. Christ Delhi, Jr.i O. s., Dell
SURRENDER; p. g., Cyrus Martin; Principal Musi-
clan, J. f. Wdner; s. Of g.. Dell HelPman.
| W A. Taylor Camp. 200, BedfOrd-COm, o. g.
Brown; 5. v. O., O. II. Lund; J. v. O., T.. x.
| Young; Chap, f. Jenkins First Serg't, w. ID.
| Critehiow; q. NJ. g, Fl. b. Walton; @. s., L. ".
SAWYER; $. Of G., o. I. Mathewes; 8. Of G., W.
| wheelOck @. G.. VIM. O. Lund; p. G., b. Bar
| mum; Council, o. l.. Mathewes. George Kidney,
/ l. N. Sawyer. The Camp begins the new year in
| prosperous condition, having q members IN good
standing.
VERMONT.
F. E Ellsworth Camp. 70. Montreal, Canada
Com. Il. +. Barretti ;. V. O., Joseph Lane; j. W.
M s. T. Coffin; Chap, T.. Florence; o. s., e.
| Barnes; Principal Musician, A. Barnes; O. g.,
L James Mooney. II u.
| NJ Florence. r. Barnes Il. Coffin.
| Geo. = Baker Camp, ~. Danby-Com., Arthur J.
Kelley; y. v. O., Fred j. Baker; J. V. O., Geo. III.
Belden; Chap. James 5. Briggs; First sergt w.
n Headle; q. M. g.. Edward o. Mcintyre; ). Of c.,
Geo A. MeAuley; Color Sorgt, Charles H. Baker;
Principal Musician, James n Woods; Q; Of g.,
| Million q. Wilder; O. c., Fred Gleason; p. c., Fred
| Thomas.
WASHINGTON.
| The following Aids are appointed upon the stafr
Of the Division Commander. with rank as Second
Lieutenant: Gen. Geo. Washington Camp, 3. John
g. Richmond. Spangle; U. 8. Grant, s. Geo. Fix,
Ortng; j. B. Mcpherson, 8, j. Q. Carl, Me. Vernon;
Gen w. s. Hancock. O. ]. b. Hart, Slaughter; Col.
f. w. Young. l3 Gus. Moran, snohomish; Gar
field, IA H. d. Buckner, Centralia; Elmer Ellis
worth Is Fred A. Stevens, Latah; Blaine, IS, j. K.
MeDonald, Blaine; J. b. Steadman, q, J. L. Lom-
ha.J VT FsTndaie: l. l. stevens, 81 r. W. Kaser
WalIa WaIla; Gen Robert Anderson q, Q. Q. Lam
don, Vancouver; Pacific, %. II. b. Vail, Port An
geles; j. O. Fremont 81. b. A. Savage La Conneri
| White River g. Forest France. Buckley.
The Division Commander earnestly hopes that
| avery Camp In this Division will appoint at once
a committee Of three, to make arrangements for
the observance Of Unlon Defenders Day (Feb. 12),
the day that has been set aside by constitutional
| enaetment of the COmmRndery-ln-Chief as one to
h. observed by all Camps Of the Sons OF Veterans
| IL IL the anniversary OF the birth Of that great
patriot, Abraham Lincoln, and as such should DO
commemorated by appropriate exercises OF strict
ly patriotic nature
WISCONSIN.
Copies Of lhs Proceedings Of the Tenth Annual
Encampment at Minneapolis can be had upon
application to the QuarloIlnhslers anu upon bohu"
ing him the amount OF the postage thereon,
amounting To nine cents.
Since the last Division order, Camp l07 Argyle,
| with is charter members has been mustered by
Comrads O. O. Eldred Charters for new Camps
| nj Milwaukee, and Winneconne have been ap-
| proyed by the Division Commander.
VIM. A. Bugh Camp, 40, and >. O. Cheney Camp,
al Monroe having paid all dues to the Division
| and formally surrendered their charters and sup
| plies have been disbanded. The members
manning In good standing have been granted
ransfeE cards.