The National tribune., 1895-08-01
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
OHIO

OHlOr-
Norris Post, %. Fostoria-Com., James T.
Yaut; s V. c., II. 4. Pince; J. V. c., J. l..
Dozer; Surg, J. J. Brinning; o. d., Rev. Q.
Kraft: Chap. J. L. Dewey; O. G., George w.
Frtcher @. NJ M. Adams: Adj't, i. G. Car
Isle; S NJ, William Callihau; q. NJ s., ID. ALI
cut
Welsh Post 422, Uhrichsville-Com.,T T. r.
Woodborne; S. V. c., J. K. p. Terrell; j. V. c.,
James Moore: O. NJ, James Stanesrt; o. D.,
James Guthrie; Adj't w. A. Pittenger; s. NJ,
Charles Ganzman; Chap, James NJ. Anderson ;
O. n. S, Samuel Hines; Surg, John Berton.
OREGON
Curtin Post, Il. Thurston-Com Benjamin
F. Russell; s VIC, Jno r. Cook J. Y. C., Andy
Goddard Adjt, Hugh NJ. Price; @. NJ, w. B..
Tucker: @. NJ s., Thomas Ballard; S NJ, Jno.
Bradley; O. d., o. Green; Chap, E. L. Gum;
O. G., w. ]. Billings.
PENNSYLVANIA
The Department Commander will attend the
following Reunions, and will be pleased to
meet the other officers of the Department and
members of his staff at the times and places
named: Aug. CO. Mclean Post, is, Reading;
Aug q, York Co. g. X. Association at York
Aug 90 to %. Soldiers and Sailors Encamp-
ment, Bradford Co., at Athens; Sept. and o.
Juniata Valley Veterans Association at Lewis
town. Comrades will be assured a generous
and hospitable welcome at each Of these Re-
unions.
Headquarters of the Department OF Penn
sylvania at Louisville will be at the Gait
House.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Department Commander Drake has made the
following appointments on his staff: Past De-
nartment Commander George w. Carpenter,
Chief of Staff; Past Department Commanders
w. V. Lucas, George A. Silsby, E. /. Langley,
C. s. Palmer n C. Nash.
IN last General Orders Commander Drake
calls on the comrades to attend the Louisville
Encampmcnt. lie says: Let as many of the
comrades respond to roll call at this Encamp-
ment as possible 1t is especially desired that
many who have never attended a National En-
campment viii 90 this year. We may look for
hearty expression OF Southern hospitality at
Louisville. A full attendance will add much
to the influence of this Department at the En-
campment. ltmay be the last opportunity with
some of ever meeting old comrades. The De
partnent Commander earnestly hopes that all
who can possibly arrange to do so will attend.
Kentucky will welcome in deeds as well as
words the veterans of the Grand Army"
The Commander extends his thanks to Posts
that have sent their reports 10 Headquarters on
time. They are as follows: Posts Nos. 4, 6. T. 8,
9, H. - 10, Il, % %. 25. 26, 20 81, 80. 81 35,
SO, 30 80 40. Al, 43 46 as, 80 81, 81, So 81, 50,
50. 62 So. 81, y, "A, &c, a, So, SO, 81. 80 9s,
1O1, l12. l2l, 1913, Us 132, l57, 143, 141. las,
100, l52, 15G, l57, l5s
There are still 81 Posts which have not sent
in their reports for term ending June 30, 1895,
with per capita, which are as follows: Posts
Nos. D 10 II. Ia -, 20, % %, 80 %, ~, 45 81,
81 g. 90. 20, Is. 81. 50. SO 10I. 1913, ia, lis,
126, l27, 13s. l40. lac 1873, l5j. 155.
The following are Delegates to the Louisville
Encampment: A. s. HIll-At Large-Post -,
Pierre; Warren Osborn, Post Z, Yankton; c. s.
Blodgett, Post 35, Kimlall; John B. Carter,
Post 4, Huron. Aliernates, B. +. Bowman,
Post IS, Ipswich; Hiram Perkins, Post 6S.
Arlington Joseph Elson, Post 81, Worthwhile;
v w. Norton, Post "a, Brookings.
UTAH
The following is the official roster of officers
elected at the 18th annual Encampnent, held in
Salt Lake City: Com, Charles o. Farnsworth I;
S. Y. C.. NJ. J. Barrett; j. Y. C., Lloyd b.
Stephens: Chap, Rev. y. Bascomb; Medical
Director, DR.. Joseph Milison. Council of Adj
minstratiun. Ell jah Sells John Stoddard, S.
Ewing, ]. X. Bishop Thomas Lundy. Delegate
to National Encampment, L. w. Tatlock; Al
ternate, Charles Crane.
Commander Farnsworth announces the fol-
lowing staff appointments; Asst Adj't-Gen.,
Thos G. Bailey; Asst Q.-M.-Gen., Elias Price;
Dept Ins., w. n. Berry; NJ. o., NJ. A. Breeder;
Judge Adv ocate, Thos. Maoney.