The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-08
NATIONAL GUARD.
After Ali There Will BE No Diyi-
sion EncampmGnt.
Fresno Yearning fo- Artillery-A Company
Out Of Debt Requisitions for GatIings.
Tobin Trophy Competition.

AtAli4c Ntttl anu az tlAD m ttA4OAAt Wis
summer. Il is to the effect that there will
not be a division encampment, as it had
been assumed there would be, Major-Gen-
eraI Dimond fearing that his health will
not permit aim 10 undertake this ambitious
effort, taking this in connection with the
difficulty Of selecting a time which would be
most advantageous Tor all to 90 to this one
camp
All calculat rs on the eHc2mpment ques-
tiou are therefore being made on the set
tied basis Of no division encampment In
the Second Brigade the matter will be left
10 the regimeDtal boards Of officers to de-
c.le whether the encaEPment5 shall be by
TIE brigade OF by regimen IS. If as brigade.
General Dickinson has expressed himself
as DESTROYS Of cutting loose itom Santa
Cruz and going TO some new place, or az
least enc which the city reEin ents have not
visited for q long time. lie has laStnc
Sacramento, or some other ike place which
can be- reached Mt les cost fer tTauspOrt3-
ton 0y rail or by taking the brigade on a
steamer.
There is also a strong element in favor Of
TeEIGcDtal eU'dmrments ami stronger pei
hap> lu tie First Infantry than ~ any other
organ cation % the brigade. By the time Of
the euCaWpwenI season officers and men
VIII be teleral.y familiar Ul.u the new d.u
regulations, and tie Iastrac H0u IN me u9.d,
applying them t. the battalion formation of
the TeGimeDt VIII lie Of more immediate
necrSS. II, considering that TINS pTdctcal
application cannot be had IN the city.
by the way. Colonel Henshaw Of the
EiEh,h Infantry says in Orde. that "tle
honor u representing tie National Guard
a. tae exposition a. Chicago IN 1898 VIII be
given the regiment most thoroughly drilled
and dl~cip.ilej,' and that "thi> great honor
and prize your commander .maanlng HIM
srtl feels confident You meaning the
Eighth viii secure Unfortunately for
the Eighth. there IS a little blt of California
outside Of the northern citrus belt.
Applications fer exempt certificates have
been made bv First Sergeant J. II. O'Bren,
Corporal j. +. Lane Ia ScbarEed December
!, 1850 and by Private J. \. Hayes, Com
pauy A, First Infantry.
FRESNO WANTS ARTILLERY.
Fresno IS now asitating the organization
Ct AN unattached artillery company or
battery" with the promise that ''as soon as
the plan Of organ z3tj0n IS perfected
formal TeQgi>jtiun viii be made q the State
for 7Qu, msnr and IN all probability II vii
be granted as soon as u can be brought u
Tie attention Of those ia authority That
II sounds very well, but the State has not
equipment for q battery, and never has
properly equipped tie Two light batteries
IN the service. But Fresno is talking also
Of canal u the sea and next VIII be
making formal TeQusition for coast-JeleaSe
gums and an inland naval battalion.
Exemption certificates have been received
fo- Lieutenant j.. Il. G.eI0w and Cadet
Lieutenant a. /. Muller, First Infantry;
Musician Al MO Coffin OF tie baud and
Corporal Frank Hurley Of Of the Third
Infantry; and aeu Ta-y membership certId-
cate fer i. W. Carpenter Of q If tie Second
ARTILLERY. and commissions for Lipureuauts
SlDElev Pott ana HenIv If the regimeutal
statf II the Fifth Infantry.
Tie second meeting of the newly organ
led retired officers assoc, ton Will be held
this evening at the resi- euCe of Lieutenant
Colonel Deuieke. Bylaws and badges viii
be presented.
Llrutenant-Cu IOnel bush las been de-
tailed o. SIT as re-lmenJai coqTt-mart'al
lot .ie u i'u On me -2,l ol 81 .ah y l. 9oltF'
an 4u>Uo-I~--Att o. company / T lIsJ III
fanny
OAaeI l&-e q me Isl loiohel Ma donai III
reported IFS return % the STATE ana % uLlE.
OUT OF nEBE Al LAST
Company T. First Infantry. which has
bad very uphill march for years. Is now
almost a. the top and in the best condition
tLati II has ever been. tagt7In MaTEO says
be has recruited mp a membership Of KY
four but has Yet few und-s.rab.es 20 weed
out, that lie vii tx maximum Of perhaps
seventy or seFtnty-nYe and have waiting
list; JEat lie mas squad anu company drills,
AMI best OF all, the heavy debt which was
saG0eQ on old i Wien was consolidated
with q has now been worked on and the
company ives no one anything.
The candidates for 1iTSt Lieutenant Of
Company a Oakland, Fifth Infantry, are
iTlyga'e George w. H-SmeT and Sergeant Z.
A I"oeT. IIiVa.e H1@neT Is an eX-ser-
geanJ-Lha- r o. jae F.Ilh regiment aHd an
tA-sei :. az OF company a H. h"9 u -eA
Ltlu Der OF me lpduy lot seven years
On account 81 business 04JIe5 ana con
l.
mas, under dare OF me ~ rendered Ais
C,7-t. ~ - @ -7-- '0' "a TIC 9'"N u
II ugo..1f L. jrtzrastr,-, IN f-ro,- 7,.f,,- az
rorlIn- tn the Par.-f- I-ri,0 fla nr,rge
rr--47,, r,,s.5.r- a.. 49, 80. ~ 81 -
49,
i-i'I III =" 'l' y .''-F'D Al ga = -
According 10 one dispatcher abstract OF
the mA1a loFer, Oali'rEia mas eight
geneIt.s' iH.i5ui-S yu.Se Of caFa<y,
alt.titI5 anu infantry. 4Att is q SHINING
eGaMp OF nal. ma guard news another
bp-ei.Hel ~ was lAdt me aFaIla9.es I9T Mill
la.E aUtF I'D an the STATES Is l39,39, yel I0f
SfllI .I4a aton7 13- 80 were reported IN
1871. IDS IdPIi III aostTaet So returned
EN- .-tel .liiaeTs, Whatever lA1t is. anu
EeiQ SIAN, Whatever that d. Nm oil the
scLruce may re.
4r te.ai strengthen Nalional Guard
OF New hampshire IS gwen as llo commits
81 ued oiIceI2 ana III ehi-sJeu men, total,
1888 One man was drorped from The rolls
10 1891 as "a deseIter" and one captain,
upon court-marJiaI sentence vas 'c"sn'ered
aud forever Aeiq ineligible 10 mold Office "
me ~ II. y u.
tOMia1y r Flllu infantry, mas moved
Ilou us OiI quarters III Java ~ nan I'D YAK
land 10 tie more commOdl0us ones formerly
occupied by Captain Levy late company.
j was ID It's other quarters ever since or
ganizatl0n in 1871
General Dickinson WIS given leave Of alb
s-uce for one week and until tomorrow to
30 to Portland. Oregon.
THE RECORD CAN BE BROKEN.
An item is industriously going the rounds
that ''the standing army Of the Argentine
Republic numbers 600 men, and there are
over htly generals on the active list, his
gives general 10 about every hundred
other warriors OF an lower gTa4es. wait
y q