The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-27
THE NATIONALGUARD
Warrants Issued for Some Of
the Nom CONS. st Last
4 NEW ELECTION FOR CO. /.


The commanding oficers Of companies
A, B. and Z have submitted their appoint
ments Of non-commissioned officers TO Col.
Green for his approval. With the result
that warrants have been issued 10 the fol-
lowing:
Company E-FalcoE Jcsiyn, first SER
geant, rank from July 9. 1893; D. B. Olson,
quartermaster sergeant. rank from July 8.
1895; ]. T. Brown, sergeant rank from
May l, 1891: l. ]. Dsttemore. sergeant,
rank from May /. 1892; q. J. Cayuood,
sergeant. rank from June %, 1882; O. A.
Tucker. sergeant. rank from July 9 1883;
ls92; c. I. Clifford. corporal, rank from
June % 1892: o. A. Case. corporal. rank
from June 20. 1882; c. w. Morse. corporal.
rank from June 20. 1892; G. w. skinner,
corporal rank from July 9, 1898; r. b.
Sayre. corporal. rank from July 8. 1888
Company A, Olympia - Brainard B.
Smith. sergeant, rank from May p 1898;
Charles L Taylor. sergeant, rank from
May p, 1893; Samuel c. Woodruff, cor
porai, rank from May q. 1895; Charles A.
Burr, corporal. rank from May 70. 1888; H.
+. Buger, corporal, rank from May p, LISA
Company B-Harvey ]. Moss, hrst ser
geant. rank from August 2, iS9S; O. IL.
jewell, sergeant. rank from February II,
1898; a. G Graf; serssan. rank from
from August q, 1888; 4. n. Graves. SER
geant. rank from November II. 1888; B. H.
Moran, Qnartermaster sergeant rank from
June 6. 1885; Waiter Ely, corporal, rank
from June "a, 1895: r. II. Shoals. corporal.
rank from August p, 1898: Harry v. Nc
Comb. corporal. rank from October 10.
1898; +. w. Carter. corporal, rank from
November IA, 1888.
Sergeant James A. Wood has been elected
second lieutenant Company I, N. G. W.,
vice D. II. Hammond, Who failed to pass
the examination.
Captain-elect Snyder. Of Company I, says
he will not announce the list Of non-com-
missioned officers before January L
Second Lieut. J. @. jolly. Of Company
C, Tacoma, has rendered his resignation.
Capt. George H. Jones. Of Company /,
Of Port Townsend. was in town last week.
On Thursday evening the officers of
Companies B. D and e met 1t the armory
to arrange for the battalion drills and
dances during the winter season. It was
the unanimous opinion that the drills
should not be sacrificed for the dances,
and IL WAS also unanimously determined
to improve the character Of the dances by
making them strictly invitational. The
aim IL to make them fewer, but more en-
joyable. II was decided to hold drills
fortnightly and to give military ball ct
each alternate drill On the dancing even
ing the drill will b made shorter and the
dancing Will last longer than heretofore.
No season tickets viii Be issued. The in
vitations and oil arrangements will be
under the supervision Of the officers of
the companies and viii Be directly in
charge Of committees appointed for that
purpose. The first Of the battalion drills
will b held on December and the first
ball on December Is. The committee APP
pointed 70 take charge Of the arrange
ments for the first ball sis composed Of
Capt. Ingraham, Lieut.. Fortson, Sergt
Graz, Seret Josiin and Sergt Smith. For
the purpose Of defraying the expenses Of
these entertain msnts battalion fund is
to b established. Of which Lieut. Chaplin
will be treasurer.