The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-10-04
SONS OF VETERANS,
News from Various DiVisi0ns-EleC-
ton of Officers, etc.
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE.

Division Commander Glib in Division Order,
8, calls attention to the honor that has been
conferred on the Division by the choice of
Knox vile as the place for the meeting of the
Commandery-in- Chief in 1895.
The Division was represented at the 18th
annual meeting of the Commandery-in Chief
by Past Coils. M. ID. Friedman, w. r. Cooper,
II. L. Weary, and the Division Commander.
The work performed by these brothers is evil
dent and the adoption of every change and in
dOrsemsnt that the representatives were in
structed in at the last Division Encampment
shows some good work.
COLORADO.
The Division Council having accepted the
suggestion of the committee appointed from
Capt: /. N. Thomas Camp, II, of Fort Collins;
II. o. Dodge Camp, S. Boulder, and j. f..
Williams Camp, Is, Greeley, to select the place
of meeting of the next annual Encampment of
the Division of Colorado Division Commander
Clark, in General Orders, 9, announces that the
10th annual Encampment will be held at
Greeley. from July to g. 1895.
The Division Adjutants report for the
quarter ending July 81, 1894, shows net loss
of seven Camps and III members.
Camps Durango. 2, q. A. Smith, Is, La
Junta and Rocky Ford Camp, 10, having failed
to prepare and forward their quarterly reports
and per eapita tax for the quarter ending June
go 1894, have been suspended.
II. II. Todd Camp 3, Golden; George Wash
ington Camp, 4. Denver Mills; Fl. o. Dodge
Camp, 5, Boulder; Dunbaugh Camp IL, Pueblo
J. n. Thomas Camp, IT, Fort Collins and b. T.
Butler Camp, 22. Pueblo, have been reinstated
with l45 members.
In General Orders, 9. Commander Clark
thanks the following Camps for promptness in
forwarding their reports: j. Z. Williams Camp
49, Greeley; Rockafellow, TO- Canyon City; T.
I. Thornburg 2, Laramie Wyo Custer, l,
Laramie, Wyo.; Wiring K. Hart, 3, Buffalo,
Wyo r. b. Hayes, II, New Windsor Trini-
dad, Z, and Farragut, /, Denver
KANSAS.
Division Commander Madison proposes to
again resume the campaign of loyalty which
he was compelled to suspend by reason of the
hot weather. and will during the Fall and
Winter, either In person or by some member
of his staff. visit every Camp in good standing
in the Division He will also visit all G. r.
aud S. of v Reunions that he can, and deliver
addresses upon the aims and objects of the
Order He will address soldiers Reunions as
follows: Chetopa, Oct. IS; Lawrence, Oct. II !;
Erie. Oct 49, Concord ia. Oct 10.
Applications for Camp charters have been
received from Norman. Okla, and Partridge,
Kan.
KENTUCKY.
Owing to the financial s9ringency, the char
ter fee has been reduced from $40 to SIS.
Camps J. T. Wood, 5, and Curran Pope, z,
have been suspended for failure to forward
quarterly reports and per capita tax. Sus-
pension of other Camps in arrears will be de-
ferred until the next Division Order is issued.
The resignation of w. l.. Hafer as Captain of
Joe Doniphan Camp, 8, of Augusta, has been
accepted, and T. l.. Perham has been duly
elected and installed in his stead.
The Kentucky Division was duly represente
at the National Encampment by Past Com
mander w. T. Hsfin and Deleg eat Large w.
ii. Davis, both of Capt. NJ. G. Hutchins Camp,
2, of Maysville. They were honored by being
placed on several important committees.
w. n. Evans, Division Cormander. has
issued an appeal to che members Of shf q. R.
in Kentucky. He says: II cali upon you by
virtue of the principles which are part of
your Order as well as ours, to use every effort