The National tribune., 1895-06-20
THE DIVISIONS.
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
Leave OF absence has been granted brother
Harry T. Pratt. Of Phil KeRruy Camp ., OF
Pasadena. for a period OF SIX months. DiyisioR
Commander Schroeder in last Division Orders.
recommends him to any Camp in tho United
States that he may visit.
The resignation Of Capt. W. T. Hayhurst, Of
Phil Kesrny Camp Z, Pasadena. has been acs
cepted by the Division Commander aud q spec
isl election has been ordered TO ill vacancy.
The resignation of Capt. A. J. Myers. sf Gen.
James A. Garfield Camp. 2. Santa Hsaics,
has been accepted by the Division Comzanasf
and a special election has been ordered 70 al
vacancy.
The following is q complete rostsr sf the
officers elected at the last Division Eneamp-
msnt held &C Sacramento: Conn.,, Louis z.
Schroeder. 80 East avenua Holly Park. San
Francisco; 8. V. G., w. II. Banks Woodland,
Cal; J. v. C.. W. II. Collins. Vallejo, CAL
Division Council. L. II. HOuca, Santa Crus,
Cal; Harry E Pratt, Los Angeles Csl.y O. A.
Tabler San Jose. CAL Representative as Large
to National EncsmpmsBt, G. NJ Ts6lsr, San
Jose, Cal; Alternats Harry T. Pratt, Los An
COLES, Cal: Representative to National Eneafnp-
ment W. II. Collins Vallejo, Cal; Altsrnass,
Ora g. Williams. Woodland, Cal.
Commander S0hrOdor has appointed the fol-
lowing staff: Surg. G. ( Hsistone, San Joso;
Chap. Rev. w. l.. CASTOR, San Jose; Adj't, Isl
| dore Simon. 333 Twenty seventh ssress. San
\ ". NJ W..
| ty-hrst street, San Francisco; Inspector, " 3
| Bangham. Pasadena; Mastering Officer, J. A.
| Medlar, Los Angeles; Judge-Advoeate, Ora O.
| Williams, Woodland. The next Encampmsns
| Of the Division will be held at Santa Cruz
MAINE.
| Division Commander Robert L. Whiscomb,
/ in Order z. announced the death Of two
brothers of this Division-Fred j. McRae, First
| Sergeant Of Ballinger Camp. Machiss, and Capt.
i all Of prax An
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
| The 18th annual Eneampment, held al Wslrs,
| elected the following officers: Com, Walter g.
I Wiley, Somersworth; 8. V. C.. f. L. Savage,
Nashau; J. V. C.. E. r. Mitchell, Msridith.
Division Council, F. S. NOyes, Concord; w. o.
\ Styles, Manchester; Ned @. Buck Lebanon.
The Commander appointed the following staff: {:
| Adjt Roy III. Locke, Somers8orth; Q. NJ, J..
w. Quincy, sOmersworth; Chap, Rsv. L. w.
| Philips. Franklin; Surg, DIR. George Cook,
Concord; Ins., A. N. Dewey, Lebanon; Muster
ing Officer, II. A. Brown, Penscook; Judge
Advocate. J. III. TwOmbly, Dover; s. ", A. E.
Sheldon, Peterborough; @ VI. s., @. II. Hun
toon, Newport.
The next Encampment will be held with
Thomas B. Leaver Camp, Concord.
OHIO.
The 18th annual Encampment of this Divis-
ion will be held at Xenia, June % TO 20, inclu-
/ 8lVe. a ne convention Will cODV609 8s III
o'clock Tuesday morning The Division Couu-
Gil will meet at the Grand Hotel at 1 o'clock
Monday afternoon, to audit the books. The
| Headquarters will be at the Grand Hotel; rates
81 per day. The Stag and Commercial Hotels
will each give rates at sl.5O per day. For any
information in regard to the Encampmsnt, sd-
dress A. l.. McQuiston, Xenia-
The Committee on Transportation has secured
a rate of one and one-third fare over all Ohio
roads.
In his last General Order Division Com
mander Cable says: I'VE may say with justi.
fable pride that during the past year Ohio has
made greater gain in membership than any
: other Division in the United States. This
grand result has been accomplished only b.
unceasug work on the part of the entire Divis
ion"
The following Camps have been mustered
Camps. Feesburg; ~. Waverly; 81. Monclova
25, New Madison, 81 Gateway 40, Jackson
80, Buena Vista; 112. Bainbrdge; 335, La
! Grange The following Camps have besn rer
instated: Nos. As. 60 81, POS. 496, and SOL
The following Camps have been suspended
i, Nos. 4, Al, 81. g. 167, and 259.