The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-27
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
ORDERS ISSUED YESTERDAY BY
ASST. ADJT. GENERAL CAME.
of the Troops on July
Fourth-speciaI Orders For the
Election of Majors.

orders from the headquarters N. G. u:
General Orders No. 4:
In accordance with general orders
No. issued by the commander in
chief, all organizations of the First
brigade are hereby authorized to par
ticipate in Fourth of July ceremonies
at their respective stations, or in the
carnival celebration at the state CAPT
tal
Special orders will issue hereafter
for the guidance of the Salt Lake city
troops and such troops as may visit
the city for the purpose of participant
ing in the celebra ton.
BY order of Brigadier General Will
lard Young, commanding First bri-
gade, n. G.. U.
JOSEPH E. GAME,
Assistant Adjutant General.
THE FIRST BRIGADE.
Special Orders No. 4;
All organizations of the First bri-
gade stationed in Salt Lake city and
all outside troops who, by previous ar
rangement will visit the city for the
purpose of participating in the Fourth
or July celebration are hereby ordered
to assemble at the north entrance of
the Continental Market building. West
FIRST South street, at 10 O'clock on the
morning of July 4th
The troops will assem- BILE in light
marching order and the officers in
command of the signal corps, First
battery and troop c First cavalry, as
we'll as the commanders of all visiting
troops will report to Colonel Henry
Page, who will form the line
The troops of the First brigade, head
ed by the brigadier general and staff.
Will form the second division in the
general parade.
The line of march will be as directed
by the marshal of the day.
The salutes for the day will be fired
by the First battery. being thirteen
guns at sunrise, forty-five at noon and
thirteen at sunset, as heretofore d.
rected by the commander In chief.
By order of Brigadier General Will
lard Young. commanding First bril-
gade, n. G. u.
JOSEPH E. GAME,
Assistant Adjutant General.
ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Special Orders No. s:
Upon the recommendation of the sur
geon general, First Lieutenant J. F.
Critchlow, assistant surgeon, is here
by assigned to special duty with the
L iiSl DdlleTy ON july 4.
Lieutenant C1itchlow will report to
captain Gibbs of the battery at such
time and place as he may designate.
and will remain with the battery dur
ing the firing of salutes and other ex-
ercises of the day
By order of Brigadier General Will
lard Young, commanding First bri-
gade, N. G. U.
JOSEPH E. GAME,
Assistant Adjutant General.
ELECTION OF MAJORS.
The adjutant general, N. G. u, is
sued the following special orders yes
terday afternoon relating to the First
and Third batteries:
Headquarters National Guard of Utah,
Salt Lake City, June 26, 1896.
Special Orders No. Is:
1.-The balloting for majors for the
First and Third battalions, First in
fantry, on the 25th inst, resulted in
no election as shown by the follow
ing:
For major, First battalion:
Captain Q. r. Grow, First infantry,
6 votes.
Captain H. M. H. Lund, First infan-
try, votes.
No electfon-seven votes being need
ed for a choice.
For major. Third battalion:
Captain Thomas Brady, First infan-
try, votes
Captain o. U. Bean, First infantry,
3 votes (two votes cast for Bean, but
not signed). Total for Bean, votes.
No election-seven votes being need
ed for q, choice.
Until further orders the senior cap
tains in these battalfons will act as the
majors. Captain o. p. Grow, First bat
talon and Captain Thomas Brady.
Third battalion. will therefore in adsii-
ton to their present duties, perform
the duties of major respectively of the
First and Third battalion, First in
fantry. They will be respected and
obeyed accordingly.
2-The resignation of Captain A.
Second infantry, is accepted
to take effect July 1, 1896. An election I
to fill the vacancy thus created will
be held in G company, Second infan- |
try. at Logan on the 18th day of July. |
1895. Colonel Noble Warrum jr., Judge |
advocate general, is appointed super
visor of this election.
by order OF the commander-in-chief. /
JOHN O. CANNON