The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-08

Line COQuCl recommended an dppIOpIld-
ton of 81 per man dividend for August.
Upon the recommendation of mis- COM
pany commander, Private Kokocinsld, of
company B, has been appointed a Lance
corporal.
Private Brazier of company G has re-
turned for duty from a three months
furlough and is tie company chef de
cuisine
One of the best concerts of the season
was given hy the regimental band on
Sunday afternoon at $50.
A very beautiful painting of the battle
of the Little Big Horn has been pur-
chased by the post exchange and now
adorns the south wall of the main hall.
The picture is 4SX40 inches and has an
excellent scrolled gilt frame. highly finish
ed and Of the best workmanship.
The picture was taken from the
artists best sketches. the original paint
ing of Sassily Adams, which has been
presented to the Seventh United States
cavalry. On the lower left hand corner
are shown the dead generals medals,
Seventh cavalry standards, guidons. and
a trumpet. On the right hand corner is
shown General Clusters monument,
which now stands upon the scene of the
massacre
A prominent figure in the foreground of
the picture is General Custer in his buck
skin attire with q dubbed revolver in
his left hand and an uplifted saber in his
right, in the act of killing q desperate
Sioux Indian who is represented as max
ing rapid move to aim his rifle at the
generals heart. Rain-in-the-Fa is
killing with a slung-shot, the private
soldier who killed the Sioux warrior that
killed the general. A Cheyenne warrior
Is In the act Of scalping Private Ante
Reed, Captain T. W. Clusters son. and
a nephew of General Custer. Captain
Custer is lying on his right side firing
DnOH Indian who iC n a0f of firir
in the air, prem&turely, the cartridge in
tended for General Custer. A half
breed Indian is firing at Captain Custer
The death struggle OF Lieutenant z. A.
Smith, Lieutenant Cook and Captain G.
W. Yates is shown close by General
Custer. The Sioux squaws are
scaiping all the, dead and wounded
soldiers. From all directions, hills can
yonS, and valley mounted Indians ara
hurrying to the fight
The picture is but one of the many at
tractive views that adorn the walls of the
exchange.
Following is list of the papers maya
zines, weeklies and other periodicals. as
well as the books in the different COM
Company A: Salt Lake Herald, Tri-
bune. Police Gazette Cincinnati En-
quirer Leslie's Weekly, Golfers Weekly,
Democrat, Illustrated Police News
HarpeTs Weekly, San Francisco Chroni-
Gle Army and Navy Register, Kansas
City Times, Christian Herald, Harper's
Standard, United Service, Nineteenth
Century. There are GOO bound volumes
IN the library OF company A, which was
the first company library to be organized
in the regiment.
Company B: Salt Lake Herald and
Tribune, Family Story Paper, Saturday
Night, Scientific American, Kansas City
Times, New York Ledger Detroit Free
Press Judge PllCE Police co.
ard, San Francisco Chronicle, New York
Daily World Christian Herald st. Louis
Slobe-Democrat Yankee Blade, Army and
Navy Register and Journal Waverly
magazine, Elmira Telegram, Cincinnati
Enquirer, Chicago Sunday Herald Com
pany BIS library contains $50 bound
volumes.
Company c: Salt Lake Tribune. Outing.
Chicago Tribune Harper's Weekly, Gin,
clnnau Enquirer. st. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat, San Francisco Weekly Examiner
York World, Kansas City Times, Judge.
Puck, Army and Navy Register. Police
Gazette and New York Standard. Com
pany library contains 800 volumes of
Company D: Salt Lake Herald and
Tribune, New York World, Arkansas
Traveller. Kansas City Times, Army and
Navy Register, Boston Sunday Globe,
Police Gazette San Francisco Weekly
Examiner Elmira Telegram, Leslie's
Popular Monthly, st. Louis Globe-Demo-
Demorest's Family Magazine McCIure's
Magazine, New York Daily Herald and
sun. Donohue's and Peterson's Maya
zines. Midland Monthly, Cosmopolitan,
irish World, Chicago Sunday Tfmes-Her-
aid and Christian Herald. The library
contains fifty volumes of books.
Company E: New York World, Kansas
volumes of books.
Company F: Salt Lake Herald and Tri-
pune, Lesie weekly, Puck, Judge, New
York Standard. Sporting Life, Ledger.
Saturday Night Detroit Free Press, Kan
sas City Times. Christian Herald, Army
and Navy Journal Baltimore Weekly
sun, San Francisco Chronicle, New York
matt Enquirer, St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat, Munseys Magazine, Cosmopolitan.
Metropolitan, Leslie's Popular Monthly.
and 200 volumes of books
Company G.: Salt Lake Herald and Tri-
bune, Scientific American Cincinnati En-
Quirer, St Louis Globe-Democrat Rocky
Mountain News Kansas City Times San
Francisco Chronicle, Leslies Weekly,
Police Gazette, New York Illustrated
News, Standard. Colorado Journal Ger
mani, Puck, Judge, Harper's Weekly.
Navy Register. New York Weekly, Cen
fury Magazine Outing, Review of Re-
views, Munsey's, McClure's and 29S vol
Times.
= Company H: Salt Lake Tribune. New
York World. Cincinnati Enquirer, st.
Louis Globe-Democrat, Kansas City
Times. Army and Navy Journal, Police
News, Christian Herald. Leslie's Week
" and 500 volumes of books.
Brigadier-General Frank Wheaton,
commanding the department of the Colo
RADIO, is expected to arrive at the post
some time this week on his annual tour
of inspection.
The telephone circuit of the post is re-
ported in need of repairs, having been
somewhat neglected since the departure
Of its builder. Lieutenant dyer. for the
infantry and cavalry school. Lieutenant
Guyer will return to the post soon which
viii be a pleasure TO his numerous
patrons.
Mr.. Charles Kaiser. a Pacific coast nu-
stefan. has enlisted in the band. He is
a baritone mad trombone player of four
teen years experience, having been with
the o. D. Conterno Fifth Regiment band.
c. n. G., and the California state band
Private William Twist, who was re-
Gently assigned to company D. was dis
charged last month from the Twenty
third infantry as acting sergean t-majof.
During his term of FIVE years he also
acted in the capacity of school teacher
Private Raymond Muffler of company
d has beer. aDpointed assiSfanf ola-l, i,