Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-16

may designate. may be allowed to com
pete for places puon the State team
Those making in this match the l6 best
scores VIII win places upon the State
team.
The regimental inspectors of rifle prac-
tice will furnish the names of their re-
spective teams and substitutes to the in
spector general of rifle practice on or be-
fore Saturday the 18th day of August
The company inspectors of rifle practice
will furnish the names of their respective
teams, and substitutes. on or before
Saturday. August "a. Changes will be al
lowed at any time before the competition
commences
The minimum trigger pull, not to be less
than six pounds.
Unless otherwise ordered by the com
handing officer of the camp the matches
will be shot as follows:
First regiment; $50 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp,
Monday, August "a.
Second regiment; same hour Tuesday,
Company inspectors match, same hour,
Wednesday, 26
Company commissioned officers match,
l.3o o'clock p. NJ. Wednesday. 20
Revolver match, Thursday, o'clock
NV The following commissions in the
National Guard have been issued:
Captain Isaiah II. Baker, captain
Company 3, LIST Regiment. commissioned
Private John Bird, captain Company H.
list Regiment. commissioned May Is 1896
to rank from May rs. 1896.
Mr.. Erwin S. Gowen of Biddeford. cap
tain Company G. list Regiment. Commits
stoned May % 1896. to rank from May %,
1896
Second Lieutenant F'lavel A. Chaplin
LIST Lieutenant Company b, LIST Regiment
commissioned May rs. 1896, to rank from
May q. 1896.
Sergeant Charles e. Jeffrey, I'd lieutcn-
ant Company G. LIST Regiment. commits
stoned May 2s 1896. to rank from May Is
1896
Sergeant William II. jerks I'd lieuten-
ant Company 3. LIST Regiment. commits
stoned May %. 1896. to rank from May
80 1896.
Private Mervyn APP Rice. 2d lieutenant
Company H. lst Regiment. commissioned
Jnue l, 1896, to rank from June l, 1896.
CASUALTIES.
XIV. Captain Timothy Elliott. captain
Company q. LIST Regiment resigned and
discharged May Is. 1896.
Second Lieutenant Charles G, Scammon.
Company G. list Regiment. resigned and
discharged May Is, 1896.
pany A. LIST Regiment. resigned, dis
charged. July -. 1896.
XVI. The following enlisted men. upon
the recommendation of their respective
regimental commanders, are hereby dis
charged:
FIRST REGIMENT.
For non-attendance at drills-Private
Erwin c. Huston, Company A.
Privates Frank J. Fuller, Edmund r.
Jordan, Albert Dill. Gilbert Russell. Theo-
dore NJ. Twitchell, Adna NJ. Hobbs. Will
liam NJ. Hobbs, William n. Judkins. Com
pany d.
Private Fred W. Bolster Company G.
Privates Arthur J. Harrington, William
S: Chapman, Ralph e. Doherty. Company
II.
For the good of the service-Privates
William r. Clawson. Temple W. DAILY
Edward +. Dyer. Company A.
For conduct unbecoming a soldier-Prl-
waite Eben w. Forbes. Company A.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Non-attendancc at drills - Privatcs
George f.; knight, William II. Howe.
Company *
Non-attendance at inspection-Privates
Linus Inman, Wilson T.. Fish, Company
Privates Nicholas J. Driscoll. Hanford
f. Driscol. AlonZo Newcomb, Company
Removal from the city and State-Pri-
Yates Frank l.. Nickerson, Charles A.
Barnes, Company Ct.
AMBULANCE CORPS.
Privates Charles II. Dyer, Harry A.
Damren.
Private James A. Scott of the Ainbu-
lance Corps is hereby discharged for the
good of the service. He was discharged
from Company -, 81 Regiment. under
General orders No 6. July IS 1885 for
''non-attendance at inspection" and on
the 18th of July, 1895 he was enlisted in
the Ambulance Corps. His enlistment I'M
der these circumstances was an act of
disrespect and prejudicial to the good of
the service
BY order of the Commander-in-Chie
SELDEN Common.
Adjutant General