The record-union., 1895-05-30
RECENT NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS.
Many Men With Uniforms Left on
Their Hands.
Names of Sacramento Valley Guards
men Who May Contest for
State Medals.

| In General Orders No. Z, issued from
! the Adjutant-Generaps office, the an
nouncement is made that Colonel Robert
Z. Murray, until recently Assistant Ad.
jutant-General of California, has been
| placed upon the retired list. His success
sor is Lieutenant Robert L. Peeler, for
merly of Company G. Sixth Infantry.
The following appointments on tie
staff Of Major-General Dimond are an
nounced: John c. Currier to be Lieuten-
nt-Colonel and Inspector, vice Cutler,
promoted; Thomas NJ. Cluff to be Lieu
tenant-Colonel and Commissary. vice
Sperry, promoted; George Stone to be
Lieutenant-C Colonel and Paymaster, vice
Hecht, retired.
Leave Of absence for ninety days, with
permission to leave the State, is granted
Lieutenant-C Colonel John Bradbury OF
Governor Budd's staff.
THE LAW RETIRED THEM.
In accordance with the provisions oi
Section 2003 of the Political Code. as
amended March 26, 1895, all the officers OF
the old brigades have been placed upon
the retired list. Those of the Fourth and
Fifth Brigades are:
Fourth Brigade = Brigadier- General
Timothy w. Sheehan, Lieutenant-Col-
onel Harris Weinstock. Lieutenant Col
onei Henry S. Welch, Major q. G. Sim
mons. Major Michael j. Dillman, Major
William a. Gett, Jr., Major Frank l..
Quinn, Major Adolph Scheld, Major Al
verst j. Lloyd, Major William w. Doug
las. Major William II. Sherburn, Major
Frank d. Ryan, Captain Edgar M.
Sheehan, Captain Frank G. Smith.
Fifth Brigade-Brigadier General James
W. b. Montgomery, Lieutenant Colonel
John E. Rodley, Major George S. Shook,
Major E. II. Ward, Major Allen Henry,
Major Harry V. Reardon, Major A. l..
Nichols, Major William L. Ellis, Jr.,
Major L. w. Ii. Shanahan, Major t. III.
Barnard, Major W. II. Buster, Captain
George w. Hoops, Captain Leo l.. Nc
Coy.
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT.
The following-named members of the
Second Infantry having made q score OF
ninety or more at target practice in 1894
second prizes for champion shot for said
year. They will make final scores at
Vallejo. on Thursday, June IL, 1895, under
the supervision of Major William w.
Douglas, retired, N. G. c.:
Colonel J. w. Guthrie, Field and Staff;
Sergeant j. G. Lee, Musician A. w. Tay-
lor, Sergeant Il. Enright. Sergeant II. M.
Fields, Corporal M. NJ. Taylor, Private
+. b. Edison, Sergeant q. Farrer, Cor
poral G. Kreuzberger, Corporal Q. J..
Boden.
The following will make, final scores at
Chico on Tuesday, June 18th, under the
supervision of Major Il. III. Barnard, In
spector of Rifle Practice, retired, n. G. c.:
Captain w. Sexton, Lieutenants L. H.
Long. A. J.. Walsh, Sergeants r. Stewart,
w. w. Shaffer, w. c. Mount. 0. c.
Combs. Corporal 81. A. Roberts. Privates
w. Allenger w. j. Castar. L. III. Cook, G.
w. Thomasson, j. 2. West, Z. G. John
son, r. F. White, w. Brooke. C. F. Beld-
ing, G. w. Finch, J, Lausen, J. MCGEE.
II. H. Taber, G. E. Walsh, j. NJ. White.
Lieutenant Colonel j. L. Howland,
Seventh Infantry, will make his final
score at the semi-annual shoot in June, at
the same time the staff of Seventh In
fantry hold their shoot.
The Rifle Inspectors report in full to
the Adjutant- General.
SEMI-ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE.
The semi-annual target practice of all
organizations and of the retired officers,
as provided by law, will take place on
the 18th day of June, at such places as
may be designated by the commanding
officers OF brlgades, regiments, battalions
and unattached companies. The rules
promulgated in orders from the Adjutant-
| Generals office heretofore will govern
these practices.
The late Brigade Inspectors of Rifle
Practice now on the retired list will super.
wise the scores. In case of absence the
Colonels commanding will designate 9
proper officer to perform the duties, and
also to supervise practices of unattached
companies in their localities.