The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

the baseball grounds. The camp will
+, not be undertaken in any event before tn,
conclusion OF the annual inspection by tht
| adjutant general on July Is Company Z
has extended camp Inequalities TO al
guardsmen in the city. and il is expected
that number will visit during the boys
stay. The annual inspection Of the three
Seattle companies by the adjutant general
will probably be improved by the boy.
| here to have great demonstration, includ
| ang probably some fancy drilling, a con.
cert by the band and . dance. Details
have not yet been arranged. Other notes
follow in place.
Company U3der Canvas
The boys Of Company E went out to
Woodland park last night. aud will re.
main under canvas there for perhaps
eighteen days. Sergt. L. J. Dittemore and
Private Donald b. Olson were in charge OF
the advance preparations. and when the
boys arrived yesterday evening they
found things in state consid-
erabiy advanceds toward comfort.
The weather promise to be goo;.
and everything looks as il the
camp will be q success. The bows will
not want occupation. They will come
down town in the morning and attend TO
business. They will then go out to camp
and get supper. As an essential part of the
camp life is guard mount. it is unavoida-
bic that q number Of men shall DC COM
PEELED to stay awake a portion Of the
night. It is said that il was this
consideration that had the chief part
in determining Company B not to have
company camp. It is expected that
about forty men will go into camp with
the company. Strict attention will be paid
to the expenses OF the camp as the COM
pany desires to compare figures with the
amount expended for subsistence in regi-
mental or brigade camp.
Company E arrived At Camp Phinney."
Woodland park. at O'Clock last night
and found that Sergts. Dittemore and
Olson had things ready for mess call, which
was Immediately sounded. Twenty-Five
men. including Capt. Ingraham. were on
hand. The boys are more than pleased
with the surroundings and expect jolly
two weeks Capt. Ingraham has issued
two special orders. as follows:
CAxP fHISNEy. July l, 1893
Especial Orders So.2l
The following cam? routine il hereby estab-
lished: Reveille, $50 roll call, 5: 70 a m. ,
drill call, 5:aS .. M: re CALL $50 a. m me CALL
6:a5 a. m: mess call. 6:S5 T. m; guard mount. s
p M; retreat. s:a5 p. M; tattoo. 10 p IT,: taps,
1915 ,. m.
ISoec,al Orders No al
The following camp routine will be observed
on sunday, July 2: Reyeiile, $50: roll call,
!: mess call, 7:S; inspection OF quarters,
$3.50 q. m: church call, 10 80 n m; mess call,
p. m: mess call. p M: guard mount, 8 n
m: retreat. s:s5 p NJ: tattoo, 10 p. m: taps.
10 rs 2. N.
Tho ZOuave Company.
The company has been ordered to meet
at its armory at 3 q. M. on Tuesday, July
4. TO participate in the parade of that day.
Private H. Schoenfeid has been promoted
to be third sergeant.
The company held its first uniformed
drill on Thursday evening Quite crowd
had assembled to see the uniforms if not
the drill. and ''those who came to sco:f
remained to praise"
A drum corps has been organized by Mr..
Allen Crawford. to play with the COM
pany. 1t will march in the parade on
July 4. The Zouaves will make their first
bow to the public in the parade on that
day.
A committee has been appointed to see
what can be done towards attending the
Worlds fair as an advertising medium for
Seattle. the expenses to be made by adver.
Using the different business houses Of the
town. There is only one other thing that
can beat . Zouase company for adyertis-
inE and that is circus.
Fourth Of July Orders.
The following orders have been issued
by Col Green, dated June 80:
l. IN compliance with the provisions O! sec-
ton No. p OF the militia law, approved March
q, 1890. the several companies OF the First In
fan,Yy regiment, n. q. W., will parade On Tues
day. July :. 1881
2 Companie, B. d and Z will assemble for
parade in fatigue uniform ~ the Armory, IN
seattle, at Q O'Clock a. m. on said day. The stan
will report. mounted. 10 the commanding OH.
Ger, aud non-com o. issioned stat aud band 10
the adjutant as sne same hour and place
g Companies and viii assemble fox parade
a. such hour and place as may b desigusted by
Lieut. Col. William y. shank
l. Parade reports aud pay rolls for this service
must be st rsgirnentsi headquarters or or BE-
fore Jniy ..
The officers and men are rejoicing over
the tact that the order calls for fatigue
uniforms. The parade Of the Fourth is
one Of the three required annually by Law.
Elections In the Regiment.
Three elections will be held in the First
regiment On Friday of this week. The
fret one will be to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation of First Lieut.. +. t.
Stafford, OF Company q, of Tacoma Capt.
{. w. Billings will act as inspector. The
second is caused by the expiration of the
commission If First Lieut.. Frank Morris.
OF Company II, of Vancouver. Capt. Max
+. EIlrich will be inspector. The third is
in Company +, of Wha,com. caused by the
resignation of Second Lieut.. William NJ.
Leach. Capt. j. J. Weisenberger will &C,
IS inspector Of this election
B Cempsny's New Omeers.
An election vas held in Company b last
night. As Amos, certainly predicted. the
first lieutensncy vacated by the resigna-
ton of William NJ. Calhoun fell to Second
Lieut.. George II. Forsson. First Sergs.
Matt II. Gormiey was elected second
lieutenant 10 succeed Mr.. For,son. Both
the men elected are good fellows and good
soldiers.
Notes for Guardsmsa.
H. II. Dyer and O. A. AeGss have been 70.
ceived - recruits By Cosnpsny B.
Company drilled In platoon movements On
Monday niSat and had thirty two men out
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