The San Francisco call., 1897-11-08
NOTES FOR THE
NATIONAL GUARD
Changes That Have Taken
Place in the Various
Branches.
How the First Regiment Pro-
poses to Erect Its Range
Near Ingleside.
The Movement to Organize a Drill
Corps of the Veterans of the
Guard of This State.

Second-Leutenant Wyzeman NJ. Masury
having ab euted himself from the State for
more than thirty days without permission,
under the code it was considered that he
res gued from the guard. ana the resignation
was accepted as if it had been formally ten
dered
Lieutenant H. T. Hasselmeyer, who was an
Off er Of the guard before The reorganization
and was one of those who was legisiated out,
has been placed on the retired list.
Second Lieutenant James O. Capito, Com
pany E, Seventh Infantry, who entered the
service as private OF Company D, same regi-
ment, June 16, 1891, has rendered / is resig-
nation.
First Lieutenant Charles c. Derby, commits
say of the Fifth R giment. who entered The
service private .. Company OF the same
regiment in January, 1887 has rendered his
resi- nation.
Major Foster L. Atkinson, surgeon of the
Second Infantry, and with the me dicsl Stuf OF
that regiment since July, 1898. mas, under the
law eSta blishing sanitary corps, bean rec ON
mended tor appoint tment as surgeon OF the
regiment, and Drs. J. H. Barr and l.. p. Tooley
have beer recommended as assistant sur
geonS.
Major Charles Il. Murphy, engineer officer
on The staff of Brig adler General Warfeid, / as
been appo nted engineer officer on the di-
vision Sta II with the title OF lie -coouel,
vice Lieu ienant-Colonel George Stone, re-
signed.
a. q. r,
the Third Brigade, has presented his report OF
The sanitary condition OF amp Bndd. at
Santa Cruz, and the S me has been forwarded
to general headquarters.
The eig hi CO u panies of the Second Infantry
have comp eted their target practice at each
OF the three ranges, as required by the new
Tne officers of the division staff have had
their practice with pistols at 80 yards in
September ana OCTOBER, with the following re-
suit The first score given is that made in
septem ber and the second that made in Octo-
Der: Ma iOI-General y. I. James 81, 22 Colo
ne. II. r Bush Al, 40; Lieutenan,- Colonel T.
". Cuff 45, 40; Lieutenant-Colonel 7. A. Ner-
ney 80, 35; Leutenant-Colone J. A. Wat 40,
Scnmitt 26. 25; S=rgeant-MajDr S. Honis-
berger 3S, Al. Captain J. L. Kline (retiTef)s
VINO fired with the steff, has record Of As. 46.
During his latest VISIT st A jutant Ge IL
ersl Barrett made arrangements with the
ordnance department of the United States
Army to have all uDserviceable rifles now in
the bands of the National Guard put in first
class condition.
The adjutant general has sugges ted TO the
b ard on uniforms that 1t advertise for BIDS
Tor caps for the men OF the guard, as the ma
jority OF those now in service are out of date
and not fl to be worn with the new blouS-s
and trousers to be fur'ished.
Captain Carl L. E. Weuk. Company F, Fifth
Infantry, who enlisted as private in that
company, December, 1889, has rendered his
resig nation.
second Lieutenant A. Wayne Utting, Com
pany F. Second Infantry, who entered the
service as private in Battery F, First Artillery,
in August 1887, has forwarded his resigna-
ton.
FE. Hawley of Company B, First Infantry.
has been appoin ted staff orderly on tn divi-
sion staff vice Deitrick, dis harged. He en-.
listed rs @ private OF Company II OF me old
First Infantry, then joined the First Troop,
serving as private, corporal and sergeaui, aud
enlisted in Company subsequently, and was
detailed ss orderly on The SAN when Colonel
Bush WAS in command.
Lieuten onel William O. Welch, as
sistant adjutan t-general OF the FIRST Brigade
OF California, has applied ior a ten-year ssrv
Ice medal.
M,jor John W. F. Diss inspector OF the First
Brigade, has been detailed TO preside ct al
election to be held by Company q. Seventh
Infantry.
Captain George Filmer of Company B, First
Infantry, having returned from visit East
has reported Tor duty.
Captain F. w. Warren of Company II, F F.rs
Infantry, and Eugene Csllan OF the same
company, have applied for exemption certif
Gates.
Lieutenant Colones A. B. c. Dohrman an Z
Charles II. Murphy. recently appointed on tn {
division steff, have successfully passed the
examining board.
Captain D. A Smith, adjuaut OF the Fifth
Infantry, has been authorized to purchase
fiiteen-year service bar, as there is 10 fund {
purchase service medals md bars, and he viii
have TO pay 80 cents Tor the same.