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

Atthe fifth annual Encampment II was voted by
the members Of the Eneampment present that the
next EneRmpment be held at Fresno on the third
"Wednesday Of April, 1892. This date was fixed
upon because from the best Information we could
then obtain. II was thought that was the time at
which the GAR. Encampment would meet there,
and Il was the unanimous wish Of those present
that the two Encampments should be held at the
same time and place. IL now appears that the
Executive Board Of the q. A. II. has set their time
of meeting for the second Wednesday Of March.
This being the case II Is the wish Of the brothers
Encampment be changed so that they may be able
TO meet At the same time rs the GAR.
ILLINOIS.
Ross Camp, 1885, Gibson City-Com.. @. A. Barker;
9. v. O.. Edward Alters; J. v. c., l.. Z. Spur. Tho
Camp has 81 members In good standing. On last
Inspection IL stood well up In second grade.
Phil Kearny Camp, g. Danville-Com., r. NJ
GOlei s. V. G., T6es. Boyee; J. v; O.. w g; Phil
Barger; q. VI. 8. Geo. A. Learnard.
Col. Harmon Camp 40, Snider-COm., Oscar II.
Farehidi 5. V. O.. Chas. knight; J. V. O., Frank
Toer.
INDIANA.
Monitor Camp. 257, BrIghtwood-Com., @. II.
Segley; s. v. O., Walter Sears; j. " O. Ross Sears;
| Council, August and Harry Leftwieh, and Charles
LigeT; First Serg't, VIM Landlord; ON 3. Frank
Engle; ). Of g., Luca. Grandy; Color Serg't Carl
| Grandy; Principal Musician, James HaVerstick;
| O. OF O. Joel Roberts; q. c., VIM Green; r. O.
/ August FOehl; Chap, Walter @. Enge. The Camp
/ organized little over year ago has now 81 MEM
bers in good standing, and is still on the increase.
KANSAS.
| Gen. Rice Camp, Is6. BurlIngame-Com., O. E.
Scott y. v. O., L. J. Beverly; j. w. O., o. @. Stoops
Council, L. J. Beverly. U. 5. Jones' @. Naylor The
Camp Is la n prosperous condition.
MASSACHUSETTS.
| Gen. q. h. Mcclellan Camp. 80, Holyoke-Com
/ W. II. Brown; 5. v. O.. G.. T.. Dorm; J. v. c. b. r.
| Abbott; Chap, Il. III. Lynds First Serg't l.. Il.
Burkard; q. NJ. 5. W. n. Doaue; 5. OF c., A. L.
Carpenter; q. g.. NJ. A. swiney; G. OF c.. X. f.
| Bridges; g. O., w. A. DicSerman; Y. g.. s. b.
Ilfatrs ma l.. n 4
derman. q. l.. Taylor.
MINNESOTA.
r. r. Palmer Camp, 81. Sank Center-Com,
| Frank r. Pangbum; :. V. O., Norwood White j..
| A. Parker. ID. X. Wolff. The dance on the evening
Of the installation was asuecess socially and hnan-
ciaily. About 50 couple partook Of the boys hos
Alter the installation OF the officers Of Morgan
| Camp, l. Minneapolis, n choice literary and musical
| program WAS rendered. The little son of the Past
| Cspiain was presented with "A silver cup. Capt T..
G.. Drew responded In very pleasant manner.
thanking Camp in behalf of his infant son. Afer
the presentation Of three well-merited medals to
the hustiers Of Camp 4 a dancing program of sew
eTal numbers terminated memorable and very en-
ioyGble evening.
MISSOURI.
The comrades OF William Mckee Post, no of
| Kahoka, are friendly to the boys. They have re-
| Gently established Camp, and are helping the
Sons all they can. Read the communication Of
| George " SAMSON In the GAR column.
| Thirty-sx Of Kahokas best and influential
| young men were recently mustered into the Order
| as charter members Of Kahoka Camp, 2TI, by Capt.
James A. Evans, OF Keoklk. Oficers Com. John
Samson; s. V. c., w. j. Easton; J. V. O., Bert But
Ter; First Serg't. A. f. DOwel; @. NJ, @. q. Shot
well; Chap, Leonard Casey; $. of O., John Hum
| phrey; q. G., A. J. CTeger; Principal Musician,
Geo. Aiken; O. Of g., Ed stoker: @. g., VIII
| Forbes; p O., ID. VI. EAaton. Council, ID. q. Simp-
son, Charles Kireh, and Robert VandOlph. The
new q. AR. hall where the ceremonies were held
was filled with veterans. At III o'clock they called
a halt, and ordered the column TO march to the
dining hall adjoining, where the mothers and sis
| tiers Of the boys had prepared a bOuntiful supply
| of Tations. to which full Justice was done.
A. o. Miller Camp, $50, Odessa-COm., j. t. Wag-
oner; =. " G., Geo. Starr; j. v. O., J. NJ. Smith;
First Serg't ID. T. Hedrick O. NJ. g.. j. @. Stan
field; =. OF c., @. NJ Wakeman: Chap, A. Starr
@. g.. A. McGee; @. of G., NJ. White; O. g., j. 8.
Burton y. O., Il. Broxdals. Council, o. Il. Starr,
VIM. Dixon.
Col. A. d. Jaynes Camp LOG, sedalia-Com., J.
white: Chap. J. Evans; First SerRh J. F. Hero