The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25

Iaspeetiag sho Guard.
mYxrrA, June e0.-lEpecial IA general
orsier has lust been issued announcing
Brig. Gen. O'BYien. sdjutant general and
inspecsor general, will visit and inspect
each company Of the National Guard. at
its respective armofy, on the dates fol-
lowing:
Company 4. second infantry. At E,isnsburx,
on June g ct O'Clock. p N.
Company E. second infantry. II North YAK
ina, on june =. At o'ciock. n m
Troop A, First cavalry battalion, 1t spraxue,
on June Is
Company G, second infantry, Reximen,al band
and brigade headquarters 1T Spokane, on juno
y, at S o'clock p. n.
Company X. second infansry. At Tekoa. On
Juns 50. AZ o'clock p. m.
Company II, Second infantry. at Poueroy, on
July !, ~ 5 Of clock p m
Company D. Second infantry, as waitsburg,
on Julv >. as O'Clock p N.
Company r. Second infantry. ct Dayton, on
July At = o'clock p m.
Company I. second infantsy, Ut Clyde. on July
4. q, o clock p. m.
Company 3. Second infantry, aud regimenfal
headquarters, Golderdsie, on July 6, at CLOCK
p. m
Company c, Second infantry, At Centerville.
On July Z, at II o'clock 4. m.
Company H. Frat infantry, at Vancouver. on
July 10, ct O'Clock p. m
Company A. First regiment. at Olympia. on
July L, at o'clock p. m.
Company X, Frat infantry regiment, at Aber-
deem. on July Il at o clock p m
Companies and G, First infantry regiment,
and Troop B, F1rst cavalry battalion, at Tacoma,
on July II. at O'CLOCK p m.
Companies B. ana +, rss;mental headQnsr
tiers and regimcntal baud. first infantry reg.
ment. At seattle. ou July Is. ss O'Clock p. m
Company l. First regiment infantry. u Port
Towlscnd, on July 10. at O'Clock p. m
Company +. First infantry regiment, at New
whatcom. July %, at o'clock p m.
First unattached company At watervlile. at
such time ~ the Inspector general may select
It will be seen that the Seattle COM
panies will be inspected all at once. The
occasion will probably be made use of to
/ have great military event. probably
ball or something Of that sort. 1t has
been requested that the. Tacoma officers
be invited and great display made.
The zouave Company.
The Zouaves had well-attended drill
Thursday night. They drilled the street
movements for the 4th Of July.
The uniforms have arrived, and will be
distributed from 3l4 Union street on Mon
day.
The company will turn out in the street
parade on the Fourth and visit the Amer
lean and English warships in uniform.
At the company business meeting held
Thursday evening. Mr.. Irving Ward was
elected second lieutenant. Mr.. Ward is o
rising young druggist and will make an
officer Of which the company may be
justly proud.
Guns have been secured for the company
from Adjt. Gen. O'Brien until others can
be procured.
It is likely that third sergeant will be
appointed after the Fourth.
It is proposed that the company recruit
up to fifty men, with five sergeants. If
this be done, Seattle will have Zouave
company to be proud Of
The Mason Zouaves. of Tacoma, have ex-
pressed a desire to drill against the
local company. but az the company had
only been formed few weeks and the
uniforms had not arrived, the offer was
declined. In the near future there will be
a drill Of some kind between the two CON-
panies, however in which it is hoped Sc.
attic will uphold its present position of
superiority in all things.
Notes for Gu.rdsmsn.
Lieut. Barnes, OF company u, has received his
commission.
Private Heaton, Of Company d. has returned
from the Eastern part of the state.
The Monday night. drill of Company was
held on Third street, and was by far the best
held by Company d In q long while.
Non-com. school was held Thursday night in
compauy's room. and good progress was made
In the ''schoo! OF the soldier" The company 10
getting ready for the annual inspection by Gen.
O'Btien.
The competitive squad drill IN the bayonet
exercise in Company comes of on Tuesday
night aud promises to DO highly interesting.
The squads will be under command OF CortA
Lyons, Graves aud Shoals
Company ON Sunday last had what will
probably be its last shoot at the Columbia
range. Private H. v. McComb won the medal.
scoring Is out o. a possible Is scrrt Gosmley.
Capt Booth and Priva,es Coving,on and
Smith, all OF whom have won the
medal at former matches. were pres
ent, but none made - good scores as Nc
Comb. This serves TO show how much Of chance
there IL in shooting. Capt Booth has q record ]
of %, Gormlsy p. Covingsoa Il aud Smith 10, all
out OF . possible Is