The record-union., 1895-02-08
RECEPTION TO GOVERNOR BUDD,
Given by the Officers of the Fourth
Brigade, N. G. G.
The Commander-in-C Chief Expresses
Solicitude for the National Guard
"A Social Evening.

Rrioadier-General T. w. Sheehan and
the other officers ofthe Fourth Brigade, n.
G. c.. gave reception to Governor Budd
at the armory last evening. 1t was an in
formal one and was attended by large
number of officers from this city and
from abroad.
The quarters of Light Battery B were
artistically decorated for the occasion.
The Governors party consisted of Adju-
tant-General C. G. Allen, Assistant Ad-
jutant-General Robert e. Murray, Private
Secretary Colnon and Executive Secre-
tary McCabe. AS they entered, the as
sembled officers arose and saluted the
Comm ander-in- Chief, who i'll turn was
introduced to them.
Extended remarks were made by GEN
eral Sheenan relative to the National
Guard, also by Lieutenant Colonel II.
Weinstock.
Governor Budd, who is a retired Brga-
dler-General, addressed the officers in
few brief remarks concerning the action
OF the Legislature toward the National
Guard, and gave his own views as 10 It's
management and expressed a desire for
its welfare. lie stated that he would rely
on the officers for advice as to measures
TO be adopted looking to its future pros
perlty. He desired to see the National
Guard raorganized, and any good meas
ure in its behalf would, he said, meet
with his approval. he had appointed
General Sheehan in order to show his
appreciation of the latter, not only as a
man but as an officer. He was grateful
for the invitation to be present at the re-
ception, and hoped that the opportunity
would present itself when he could mate
rally advance the interests of the Ma
tional Guard.
In conclusion, Governor Budd said he
intended to turn out on every possible
occasion with the citizen soldiers.
The ommander-ln-Chlef was followed
by the officers present in speech making,
which were interesting and replete with
suggestions as to the National Guards
future. Refreshments were served
throughout the evening and numerous
toasts responded to.
Those present were: Governor James
II. Budd, Private Secretary +. l.. Colnon,
Executive Secretary McCabe, Adjutant-
General c. e. Allen, Brigadier- General
II. w. Sheehan, Assistant Adiutant-G Cen
eral r. Z. Murray. Colonel j. w. Guth-
rie, Colonel J. X. Laine, Lieutenant-Col-
onel Il. Weinstock. Lieutenant Colonel
II. 5. Welch, Lieutenant-ColonelE L. H.
Mckee, Lieutenant Colonel G. Ii. Hub
bard (retired), Major q. c. Simmons,
Major +. l.. Quin, Major A. J.. Lloyd,
Major W. w. Douglas, Major A. P.
Scheld, Major w. H. Sherburn, Major A.
w. Barrett of Los Angeles, Major w. 1.
Wallace (retired), Major a. NJ. Seymour,
Major w. II. Cursor OF Woodland, Major
+. L. Atkinson, Captain t. B. Hall, Cap
tain John Cooke, Captain H. l. Seymour,
Captain Frank O'Grady of Vallejo, Cap
tain Robert Warren of Woodland, Cap
tain Edgar NJ. Sheehan, Captain Frank
q. Smith, Captain Gilbert a. Ottmann,
Captain William j. Hanna, Lieutenant
a. 4. Stearns, Lieutenant J. ID. Schoe-
maker, Lieutenant 5. Kay, Lieutenant c.
B. Strong, Lieutenant II. d. Lazelle of
Vallejo, Lieutenant II. u. PriudIe of
Woodland, Lieutenant w. B. Maydwell,
Lieutenant E. ID. Adams, Lieutenant Ira
a. Robie, Lieutenant A. J. Plant of
DavisvilIe, Lieutenant Fred NJ. Martin
Lieutenant a. L. Rossi of Stockton, Lieu
tenant c, d. McCauley of Vallejo, Lieu
tenant J. J. Ward of Woodland, Lieuten-
ant J. Zittinger and Lieutenant c. L.
Duhain,