The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-07-14

That that will be the name. THE
STATESMAN can not but congratulate
the militia on the appropriateness OF
the choice. General Mabrey has been
their friend always and has used his
utmost endeavors to better the service
In every way possible, in which lauda
bic desire he has been eminently sue
cessful.
1t was utterly impossible to obtain
full and accurate roster of the COM
panies on the ground as they W IL not
report for duty until this morning.
when General Roberts takes com,
mand of the camp. The companies
that wanted anything to eat and sleep
on did, however, have to report to
Quartermaster General SEEKER and as
IL is not believed volunteer soldier
Will go hungry very long when he can
get something to eat by asking for IL.
The STATESMAN thinks the follow.
ing taken from Quartermaster Gen
eral Sieker's report will cover all the
companies on the ground up to 7:3O
o'clock last night, one or two comma.
MES arriving at later hour. They
were as follows:
Third Regiment band, drum major.
U. Schauerhammer, Bellville, Is MEN.
Second Regiment band, drum major,
j. II. Browning, Brennan, 20 men.
Capital City Cavalry, Capt. G. A.
Wheatley, Austin, 25 men,.
Faulkner Guards, Capt. M. L..
Langford, Calvert, 20 men.
Roberts Rifles, Capt. R. Hearn.
Richmond, 30 men.
BRENNAN Field Artillery, Capt. G..
f. Herbst, "a men.
Orange Cavalry, Capt. J. Van Rat
cliff, IS men.
Coleman Frontier Guard, Capt. w.
e. Brown, % men.
Bryan Light Infantry, Captain
-, 80 men,.
First Regiment band, Drum Major
H. w. Huntingdon, Orange, 25 men.
Belknap Rifles, Capt. r. B. Green,
San Antonio, 45 men.
Texarkana Rifles, Capt. P. G. Ken
matt, 35 men.
Henderson Light Infantry. Capt.
E. w. Vinson, 35 men.
Amarillo Light Guards, Capt. F. G..
Highsmith, IA men.
Houston Light Guards, Capt. F. A.
NelCudruU, Al men.
Marble Falls Guard, Capt. R. S.
Simmon, IA men.
Tom King Rifles, Capt. S. J. Dow
ling, Greenville, As men.
Mabry Guard, Capt. c. l.. Moody,
Lampasas, 81 men.
Lexington Rifles, Capt. w. G.
Kleine, Gonzales, 20 men.
Galveston Artillery, Capt. S. L.
Crawford, Is men.
Eagle Pass Rifles, Capt. j. M. Cog
gin, % men.
Jeff Davis Rifles, Capt. E. J. Kellie,
Jasper, "a men.
Dllley Rifles, Capt. w. E. Williams,
Palestine, 80 men.
Fifth Regiment band, drum major,
R. G. Mattox, Greenville, 80 men.
Governors Guard, Captain r. G.
Roberdeau, Austin, As men.
Victoria Rifles, Capt. Jos. L. Shep-
perd, q men.
King Rifles, Capt. j. E. Johnson,
Sulphur Springs, 81 men.
Sealy Rifles, Capt. Worthy Boyd,
Galveston, 40 men.
Cuero Volunteer Guards, Captain
Herman Richter, ~ men.
Stone Fort Rifles, Captain III. H.
Cooper, Nacogdoches, 80 men.
Washington Guard, Capt. J. B.
Aguilo, Galveston, 80 men.
Frontier Guard, Capt. II. G.. Baker,
Weatherford As men.
Abilene Light Infantry, Capt. Allen
Buell., AZ men.
Turner Rifles, Capt. M. Bryan, Yer
non, 80 men.
Sulphur Springs Rifles, Capt. J. w.
Fascue, 80 men.
Denison Rifles, Capt. w. G. Briden-
dolph, 3S men.
Campbell Guards, Capt. p. d. Har-
rison, Longview, 25 men.
Tom Hamilton Guard, Capt. A. L.
mither, Huntsville, 35 men.
Clarity Rifles, Capt. G. W. Hardy,
rsicana, 80 men.
hHenrietta Heralds, Capt. d. A.
'ane, 80 men.
Brennan Light Guard, Capt. ]. M.
yrnes, so men.
Corpus Christi Light Guard, Capt.
e. E. Furman, 80 men.
Taylor Rifles, Capt. G.. M. Booth,
30 men.
Fort Worth Fencibles, Capt. w. B.
Pond, SO men.
Columbia College Cadets, Capt. c.
n. Lynch, Van Alystyne, 40 men.
Rutherford Rangers, Capt, j. Il
Waties, Houston, 35 men.
Palestine Cavalry, Capt. G. II. Yam
,ey, "A men.
Stanley Rangers, Capt. T. N. Gates,
Denison, 80 men.
Dallas artillery, Capt. F. V. Blythe,
Dallas, Is men.
Shelby Rifles, Capt. A. w. Oliver,
30 men.
Sixth Regiment band.
The above list comprises nearly all |
he companies in the militia and with
hose that arrived late last night and
hose to come in this morning it is ex-
oected that there will be at least 2500
men on the ground, the largest gath
ng since the Inauguration of the en-
General Roberts will assume COM
nand at reveille this morning and
ssue his orders, but until that is done
he programme for the week cannot
20 given.
ENCAMPMENT NOTES.