The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-10

showed the high esteem in which Mrs
C-andall was held by all who knew her.
t:rement, for about % years, the captain
OF A company, of the Twenty-fourth in
fantry- Both he and Mrs. Crandal were
held in high esteem by the members OF
a company, and as token of their re
gc-d they. donated magnificent wreath
of tie choicest cut flowers.
AT the close of the services at the home
of Lieutenant and Mrs Leitch the re-
mains were carried to the front entrance
by the pail bearerS-CaptainS Crane,
Wygant Brereton, Leavell and Lieuten-
a.ts jerks and keene. At the entrance
the caSket was received by six members
OF A company who carried it to the
hearse. These were Sergeants Williams,
Arms. Banks, Green, Matthews and
Corporal Fry.
TIE remains were then taken to the
post cemetery where the last 'Of the sad
ceremonies were held. Nearly all of the
officers and ladies accompanied the pro-
cess-on as did great many OF the men
OF company A.
Colonel F. NJ. Crandal, husband of the
deceased lady, is veteran OF the civil
war. He was First Lieutenant of the
Thirtythird Illinois infantry in August,
1861. and honorably mustered out on
November %. 1862. He was made captain
and assistant acknowledgement OF Aolun-
teers on November %. 1862 Vacateu by
colonel of the Forty-eighth infantry on
August s, 1853, and was breveted briga-
dier-general on the 24th of October, 1870,
fo- gallant and meritorious services dur
ing the war.
He was honorably mustered out on the
4th of January, 1866. On the litn OF
March. 1861. he was made a captain OF
the Forty-first infantry and transferred
to the Twenty-fourth on November II,
1869. He was promoted TO major OF IN
fantry on the 21st of January, 1888. ana
retired from active service on May L.
1895.
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Mrs. Tayman, wife of Lieutenant ray
man. has left the post for visit with
relatives at her old home in Pennsyl-
vania.
First Lieutenant ]. D. Leitch. Seventh
infantry who was but recently promoted
from the Twenty-fourth infantry has
been i'll for several days but is now able
to be about again.
Second Lieutenant A. R. Kerwin, who
has been assigned 10 the regiment 10 Nil
the vacancy created by the promotion OF
the 18th. The lieutenant is in command of
company A during the illness OF Lieuten-
ant y. NJ. Palmer.
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Last Monday was a happy day for the
enlisted men as it was pay day.
Private w. II. Wilson, veteran OF
20 wears service was discharged from A
company on tne oIn. he IS-eiiiiStCu III -
company yesterday
Commissary Sergeant ]. c. Budds was
placed on the retired list of the enlisted
men of the army on the Sth. Sergeant
Budds entered the service on November
6. 1866, and was appointed corporal on
May /, 1869. He was promoted TO
sergeant on the LIST of June. 1870 and first
sergeant on July l. 1872. On the list OF
June. 1873, he was appointed commissary
sergeant. the Office having just been
created by law.
In this position Sergeant Budds has
served continuously since the date of his
appointment Now he goes 10 that para
disc of rest which has been. by an act
of congress. awarded to veterans OF ms
age His comrades greatly regret ms
departure from their midst and all wish
hir. well.
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Commissary Sergeant T. A Bond, ex-
sergeant major of the Sixteenth infantry,
has been ordered from Fort Duchesne 10
relieve Sergeant Budds. Bond is eX-
pected to join in a short time.