The herald., 1894-04-14

Company D; Edwin L. Moore, fret lieu
tenant. @. Harley Marshall. aecond leu
tain, commanding Company + /; 4. MUS
colt, first lieutenant, Orrin P. Slost.
second Lieutenant, San Bernardiao; I.
S. Roper, ca plain, commanding Company
F, W. VI. Burgher, second lieutenant,
Santa Ana; ]. Wallace F. Diss, captain,
commanding Company 6; Harvey e.
Highly. first lieutenant, Edwin J. I'm
derwood, second lieutenant, Redlands.
TUE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The officers OF the Seventh regiment,
which has its headquarters in this city,
are as follows: Col. William g. Schrei-
Der, Lieut.. Col. James L. Rowland, Maj.
Myndert L. Starin, Capt. Herbert D. AL
fonso, First Lieut.. f. d. Hutchinson,
First Lieut.. NJ. NJ. Ogden, First Lieut..
John S. Collins, First Lieut.. Fred Q.
Smythe, First Lieut.. John L. A. Last,
Maj. David @. Baker, Capt. Samuel
Crawford, Second Lieutenant Co. h 7.
J. Cook, captain Company B; F. j. Mac
Gowan, first lieutenant Company b; K.
Collingwood, second lieutenant Com
pany B !; Frank L. Reynolds, Company
F; Second Lieut.. Henry Steere,
caotain Company A, Los An.
seies: Frank L. Baldwin, first lieu
tenant, Los Angeles Samuel Crawford,
second lieutenant, Los Angeles; George
W. Glowner, captain, commanding
Company G, Los Angeles; Samuel L.
Black, captain, commanding Company
D, Ventura; Albert w. Brown, fret
lieutenant, Ventura; John w. ham
mond, second lieutenant, Ventura; Chas.
II. Fernald, captain, commanding Com
| psnv E; Chas. W. Metcslf, first lieuten-
ant; John G. Reid, second lieutenant; !;
Arthur F. halpin, captain, commanding
| Company G. Anaheim; Gilbert b. Lam
dell, irst lieutsnsnt. Anaheim; Bernard
r. Grogan, second lieutenant, Ansheim.
THE NAVAL RESERVE.
The officers of the Naval reserve are
F. NJ. Simpson, lieutenant command
ing; T. M. Shaw. lieutenant; j. G. Cren-
shaw and F. j. Goodoody, ensigns. The
following are the officers OF the new Los
Angeles naval company: Commander.
Frank Van Week; lieutenant, j. :.
Oliver; ensigns, I. B. Emery and A. w.
Kinney.
AFTER THE PARADE.
The troops were dismissed imme-
distely after the parade, and the majol
norton of the commands lett for theil
homes last evening on epecia! and reEu-
lar traine, and owing to the admirable
aystem OF the railroads they moved ou
promptly without the slightest hitch
demonstrating the Southern Pacific anC
southern California roads can rapidly
mobilize the guard Of the First brigade
at a given point, and as quickly return
them TO their respective stations. very
important consideration, which Genera
Johnson and Colonels Spileman AM
Schreiber have long desired to demon
, strate in practical manner.
General johnson is highly pleased
with the work OF this respective com
msnds and the sUldierly and business
like appearance which they presented II
, line today. Coonels SpilemAn an
Schrieber and Signal Officer Majo
Owens and his aid Lieutenant Lawrence
and Lieutenant Simpson OF the Nava
, reserve, and Lieut.-Col. l.. s. Butler
J General Johnson's chief of staff. wer
/ all gratifed by the large turnout OF tn
men of their respective organic atlonE
Many words OF encouragement and goo
e will were extended during the day t
the officers, especially to the generf
commanding, by well.known businef
men Who have been enabled to realiz
, in practical manner that the Nations
J guard in Southern California is an etteC
J. tive martial organization that can
relied on at all times to uphold th
American flag, and to preserve the livei
liberties and homes OF the people
this community.