The record-union., 1894-01-04
MEDALS FOR SHARPOHOOTBRS.
Sacramento Marksmen Who Are En-
titled to Them.
Their Averages for Last Years Target
Practice-Other National
Guard Matters.

General Order No. 15, recently issued
rom the Adjutant-G Office, con-
tains the names of the members of the
National Guard who have made the re-
quired scores in target practice for the
year 1893, and entitled to the prescribed
State decorations.
OF the Fourth Brigade, with head
quarters at Sacramento, only two of the
brigade staff officers succeeding in win
ming medals. Major Weinstock scored
90 points, and Sergeant Major Woodson
Is points, both being in the third class.
The following members of the Second
medals:
FIELD, STAFF AND BAND. a
First class-Sergeant D. II. Wyckoff 90.
Second class-Colonel J. w. Guthrie IS,
Lieutenant A. J. Plant 81.
Third class-Musicians Z. L. Grimes
co. A. V. Tyler II.
COMPANY A.
First class-Sergeant w. D. Bessey 80.
Second class-Captain p. J. Glas so,
Sergeant w. SchmeiSer 81, Privates Z.
Cook 81. II. HiIlebrand so, w. Meyers so,
j. p. Schardin so.
Third class-Lieutenant A. j. Lloyd y,
Sergeant w. p. Whittier 70, Corporal w.
Stone 81, Corporal b. Conrad 20, Corporal
II. j. Spanier "A, Privates W. Blanchard
TO- NJ. NJ. Clegg 81, f. Gracia z, NJ. Gro
eneville "a, e. Hargraves 20, Haser 81,
Johnson 50, Marsh ", Neuman 64, Rich
ards 80, Smith Y. Woodard 6O.
COMPANY L.
First class-Lieutenant G. L. Derman
go. Corporal II. Fields g.
Second class-Captain Fl. l. Seymour
81. Privates j. i. Hughes So, B. f. Nut
ting 81.
Third class-Lieutenant J. D. Schoe-
maker II, Sergeant q. w. Johnson IS,
Corporal q. S. Ferguson "A, Corporal c.
L. Hughes rs, Musician 0. A. Elder 20,
Privates Causiey 20, Cass 66. Gray ~, O.
Hughes II, Lyon 90. McMartin 20. Schaef-
fer 80, Wamble 70.
COMPANY g.
Second class-Captain T. B. Hall 81.
First Lieutenant A. K. Stearn 81. Ser
geant w. H. Kern so, Sergeant j. A.
Klein 81, Corporal J. l.. Guth 81, Cor
poral j. A. Blair so, Privates L. Acker-
man 81, p. A. Brown So, p. A. Keegan
50, Ii. b. SymeS 81, A. NJ. Sitton 81.
Third class-Second Lieutenant J. Zit-
finger 70, Sergeant VIM. V. Kellogg IS,
Sergeant j. Nj. Mitchell 62, Sergeant D..
McCarty 60, Corporal w. H. Benteen So,
Corporal G. j. Atwater rs, Corporal II. T..
Jeffords rs, Privates A. E. Bates II, NJ.
Freund 90, c. Ellsworth 63, L. Elliott 68,
J. Hendron SO, G. Klees 50, T. Kelly 6S. j.
f. Koetz rs, w. La Bare rs, j. f. Lynn
70, S. Leibling 70, L. Milliken 60.
BATTERY Is, LIGHT ARTILLERY-(UNAT-
TACHED.)H
Second class-Captaln J. Cooke so. Cor
= d.. ~,
berger so, F. Kiefer so, II. Pollock so. f.
w. Schadt so.
Third class-Lieutenant S. w. Kay 20.
Lieutenant c. B. Strong 60, Lieutenant
G. +. Duhain "a, Lieutenant j. F. Best 81
Privates h. Ashby 76, j. BauQuier 62. c..
Brandt 6S, w. II. Blrdsall rs. o. j. Boden
70, II. C. Castorf 60, j. H. Crone 90, III. C.
Hildebrand Y. H. w. Lee 63. X. II. Lee
20, F. Morrison 81, +. X. Pike 6S, f.
Stiegler 90, f. Waterman 81, C. Warmly
90, W. Woodling 50.
Major w. l. Wallace was the only re-
tired officer of the Fourth Brigade who
succeeded in capturing medal. His score
was so.
The following members of the Second
Infantry are eligible to shoot for the State
championships: Sergeant d. II. Wycko
tstaff); Sergeant w. d. Bessey, Company
A. Lieutenant G. L. Derman and Cor
J. G. Lee. J. H. Rupley, J. Wyckoff and
+. G. Wyckoff, Company f.
OF the total membership of the Ma
tional Guard 1913 men qualified in the
target practice for 1893, and are entitled to
medals.
The scores of the members of the
Woodland and Nevada City companies
entitled to medals average we'll with those
OF the other companies Of the regiment
IN, 20
months OF June and September of each
year for target practice, and the scores
published are the aggregates of both
shoots.