The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26

Wagner's Scrutiny and Information"
from Kansas City. The book is being
praised very highly by all military stu
dents
Sergeant Bullbeef read an interesting
paper Thursday evening before the
club which bears his name on How to
Keep the Enlisted Men Crushed"
Lieutenant Dunning, company H.
leaves today for San Carlos Indian
agency, Arizona, where he will assume
the duties Of A. a. @. NJ. and A. {. 5.
Sergeant Davidson and Private Nc
Intosh contemplate giving a minstrel
entertainment in the near future. The
latter is said to be an excellent artist,
having Travelled with Primrose and
West He says there is good material
in the fort for a first class troupe, and
if they will organize he promises to
give the best entertainment ever seen
in the post hall. He will have the as
sistance of such well known artists as
W. H. King, r. n. Davidson, Corporal
Baumgaertel, Musicians Williams, AL
len. Mclaughlin and the inimitable
Casey. along with several Of the new
arrivals at the post. Good thing Nc
Intosh-'push it along"
Private Blakely. recently discharged
from company c, Seventh Infantry,
Fort Logan, Colo, has reenlisted in
company G, Sixteenth Infantry.
Davidson and Mcintosh have made
arrangements for a grand ball on the
evening of st. Valentines day. Gun
sling says that he will make things
hum and so far everything indicates
that it will be a success.
Private Moulton, who was recently
discharged from company G, has gone
to Washington, D. c., where it is his
intention to re-enlist for some eastern
post Moulton is a native of Lowell,
Mass, and has served twenty-eight
years under the Stars and Stripes in
all the separate branches of the ser
vice.
Lieutenant Newton is now. in charge
of the post library and Private Mead
ows, formerly of the Seventh Infantry
now of company G, is librarian.
All Hallows college telephoned to the
post yesterday to arrange for another
game of football, but the blue team is
little out of practice at the present
time and could not name date.
Private Lynch of company E, was
discharged yesterday. He will prob
ably remain in Salt Lake.
Private McClelland, of company H, is
studying for commission.
Private Jansen, recently discharged
from company F, is located in Park
City.
Private Stewart, of company B, is
on three months furlough.
Private Myers, of company A, has
been detailed as assistant blacksmith
in the quartermaster's department.
Private Graham of company E, has
been detailed as plumber on the
water system.
Private Milne, of company e. was
discharged by favor on the I'D inst.
Private Warren of company D is in
love with Utah climate. He recently
transferred from company c, Nine
teenth infantry, Fort Brady, Michi-
gan, where the thermometer frequent
ly registers 80 degrees below zero. He
says the Nineteenth is expecting to get
a move this spring and wants to come
to Fort Douglas. In Michigan the Six
teenth has the name of being the
crack regiment in the army
Private McLucas of company H will
be discharged Monday, the 9th, at the
expiration of five-year term
Private Dunbar was engaged in plac-
ing stone pipe in company DIS quar-
tiers on Thursday and fell from the
scaffold, breaking his arm below the
elbow.
Private Thompson Of company A,