The record-union., 1896-01-16
RIFLE SCORES OF NATIONAL GUARD.
Those Who Have Won Title to State
Decorations.
One Hundred and Three of Them Will
be In the Contest for the Cham
pionship Medals.

Adjutant- General Barrett yesterday
Issued an order containing the names
Of the members of the National Guard
who, having made the required scores
at rife practice in 1895, are entitled to
the prescribed State decorations.
One hundred and three of the guards
men made 90 or more, which places
them in the first class and entities them
to compete for the championship med
ais. Following are a portion of those
of the Second Infantry in the first
class: Colonel ]. w Guthrie 81, Lieu
tenant A. ]. Plant 81, Sergeant Major
J. G. Lee %, Sergeant D. H. Wyckoff
90. Company E (Sacramento)-Cap
tain J. D. Shoemaker 81, Lieutenants
H. NJ Fields 90, J. L. Hughes SO, Ser
geants J. E. Womble 90, ]. A. McMar-
tin 90, Corporal B. F. Nutting 81, Pri-
Yates F. ]. Cutting go, G. L. Derman 81,
w. c. Hanford 81, B. L. Showalter 80,
w. D. Bessy 81, F. Howerton 30, E. A.
Moon 80. Troop B, cavalry-Sergeant
G. Farrar 90, Corporal o. J. Boden 92,
Private F. Stiegler 81. Major w. /.
Wallace, retired, made score of go
SECOND CLASS.
Field and Staff-Lieutenant I. A. Ro-
bic 81, Musician H. F. Miller 81.
Company E-Sergeant F. Gunter 81,
Corporal c. T. Hughes 81, Privates w.
Brown 81, E. H. Fenton 81, Joe B.
FIeckenstein "a, o. E. Hughes 81, M.
L. Perkins 80, o. Trammell so, w. P.
Whittier so, c. J. Causley 50. John B.
Fleckenstein 81, M Groenveld SS, w. G.
Measure so, J. P. Schardin 81, ]. P.
Webb 81.
Company G-Captain A. e. Stearns
so, Lieutenants J. Zittinger 80, H. w.
Rivett so, Sergeant J. L. Guth 81, Cor
porals T. Kelley 81, ]. -. Peters 80, 5.
Liebling 81, Privates A. Mcmillan 50,
t. w. White 80, W. +. Maier 50, w. F.
Sheehan IS, J. Wray so, G. W. john
son S6, J. Gruhler %.
Signal orps-Lieutenant F. L. Mar
tin 81, Sergeants w. F. Bailey sc, c. ].
Atwater S5.
Troop B, Cavalry-Captain ]. Cooke
81, Corporal G. Kreuzberger 50, Ser
geant F. P. Pike 81, Lieutenant S. w.
Kay 81, Privates F. Morrison 81, j. f..
Hastenplug so, F. c. Hunt 81.
Major w. w Douglas made score of
81
THIRD CLASS.
Field and ff-Lieutenant-Co Colonel
Fl. I. Seymour 76, Lieutenant E. D.
Adams 6S, Musician E. L. Grimes "a,
Major F. L. Atkinson IA, Sergeant j.
Anderson 66.
Company E-Corporal c. Warren 81.
Privates H. Gray 50. ]. H. Meredith 6S,
c. A. FREEDOM 72, J. T. Roman II, G. E
Harkness IS. P. F. Becker 63, c. A.
Gardner II, E. c. Newton 81 F. H.
Quinn rs, w. Thompson "A.
Company G-Sergeant w. V. Kellogg
65, Corporal H. r. Defines II, Ser
geant ]. A. Klein 76, Corporal P. A.
Bl own 70, Privates E. A. Bates 72, B.
NJ Cliff 63, G. Eldred n, G. A. Klees
81, ]. NJ. Milliken 70, F. league 76, H.
E. Aine 70. P. Cook 70, C. Elliott "A,
C. M. McElroy 72, E. Peck 65.
Signal Corps-Corporal E. c. Flint 72,
CORPORAL A. H. Peters II. Privates G.. B.
Cosby. Jr., 70, ]. A Blair 10, o. A. Elder
TS.
Troop B, Cavalry-Lieutenant c. B
Strong TO- Sergeant ]. Bauquier 20,
Pr-vates J. H. Blanchard 81, w. Gerder
II, c. r. Holland So, F.. G. Schadt So,
r. Garcia 90, e. G. Hunt 73, K. H Lee
a. J. G. Williams go.
In the third class Adjutant- General
Barrett made 20 and Lieutenant-Colo-
mel Will E. Fisher of the Governors s
staff 81. Major General w H. Dimond
made II. Brigadier- General NJ w
Muller and Lieutenant-Colo T. T.
Hay, acting Assistant Adjutant-G Gen
eral, Third Brigade, scored so and 81
respectively.
Following is the recapitulation: First
class, 103; second class, 449; third GLASS,
1875.