The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21

section .. governing the National Guard
Of Washing ton. the several companies OF
the First Infantry regiment viii parade
on Monday. February =. at their resp@c-
tive stations under the following orders:
Companies y. y and r viii assemble at
their AruuTy al / y. rs. sharp. fteGd and
stan will report. mounted. 10 the Gem
DIsnding officer. Non-comInissloned STAN
and baud 70 the adjasant at the same
'.compaisiss 4. e. and II will assem-
bic under the Instructions OF their re-
speefiVo commanders.
sweeping Changes.
Tho National Guard has been expert
eneing swesping changes In the person
del Of its officers. and Is Just beginning TO
settIe down and recognize Itself The di-
rect cause OF these changes has been the
appointment OF Mai. J. T.. Balialne,
slstsnt adintant general and military sec
rotary. 10 succeed Brig. Gen. +. A. Bou-
tslie ~ acting adjutant general The Or
der making tfae promotion was signed by
Gov Rogers. eommander-in-chief Feb
ruary :. and Is as follows;
Tho following orders from the com
snander-tn~chfef are hereby announced
for the Information and guidance of all
concerned.
.srhe attorney general OF the state hav-
fnE rendered an opinion 70 the effect that
the term OF ofrtca OF BRIG. Gen. F. \.
January IL iss7. vacancy in the Office
of ad4utAnt general OF the stale Of Wash
ington Is hereby declared TO exist.
Maj +. T.. Haliaine. assistant adtutant
general and military secretary. IS hereby
detailed 10 act as acting adiutant gem
erai and Will receipt 10 Gen. T. \. Bou-
teiie for all public property and records
n his possession. Upon the transfer OF
sala property and Office. Gen Boutslls
viii Ia relieved from further duty"
Previous to the appointment OF Mai
palinine the following designations were
received,
Lieut. NJ e Reed. Srst lieutenant Of
Company a. First infantry regiment. tax
ing offset January -. 1897.
tapI. L - Parsons, % company p
First infantry regiment. taking effect
upon the qualification OF ais successor and
settlement of his accounts.
Second Lieut. - n. Beard Company +
Tirst regiment, taking effect January -
capt J. N. Howell. Company c. First
rcslfuant. upon qualification OF his sue
csssof-
The following appointments wsre made
~ The new adJutaHt general:
Second Lieut.. z. I. Blsukenship. nrst
lieutenant Company \. First regiment.
FIRST sefEt. = &. Noodrun, sccon lieu
tenant Company A. First regiment
Ftrst Lieut. " &. Morse captala. Com
pauy -, First regiment
tenant. Company - First regiment.
FIRST Lieut.. clark. captain, Company c.
First regiment.
Second I4eut. " A. slurxls first lleu-
tenant. Company L. FIRST regiment
First >ar9t J, q Maitland second heu-
Tenant company p. First regiment,
Seoand lleet Fr4nk g Tsck. 6rst iiep-
tenant, Company p. FIRST regiment
First Sargf. Elmer II. CFumm second
lieutenant. Company +. First regiment
First serEt r. T. Ceonlbs. second lieu
tenant. Troop A, cavalry.
Ths following eGioers. having served
continuously as commissioned Officers q
she National Guard - Washington for a
period of more Jhan i've years. were.
upon their own requests placed upon the
roll OF retired officers:
Lieut. Col. Alssr, W7evts ax~ssfs-t e,t,r
engineer ON brigade StaT
Capt l. II Howell commanding com
psny (. t1rst infantry regiment: Iaaut.
sol e. fsahcs brigade quart eru,aste-.
Lieut.. Col Kennedy Stout LATE chief
sixual e6icer. lieut.. Col Faai d'WaIrrs.
snte assistant inspsctor segeral or hrtsaae
stan. Ftrsf Lent "a p Reet. rrst ff-u-
Henry lsaasss, Qsynaastsr gvneral
work at Bakers nay.
TIE National Gears = at prrSsnt Ga to
Esost diseogrss tnE condition. to whlea q:
has bean retuca-d since SIS orEanIra t..-,
'Tats Is owing - TIE uac@~talnty IS to
whether tAe iegtsiatIsre viii A1ow ans aa-
YracFistton fsr lts uEatntenaace. Taa pre-
vst4lnE eSsiet sfncuw aAAttfe usan gs thar
30 appropriation viii - made. Esvsu 4.
tsst case. 5vo~res-e~. ire Organization u,av
sset - fosc@t - Slseaa3 or q 81 Ehaaisi
TIE 8tsAaueLus wouf ~ cn,y tNzuno-arv
ThinSs have eeea rysHniag en- a close aaar-
rfn sBring tse las year owing n fe-
tttnlfsst a0urepviarian eaa3a ew fhr ass tfr-
sslature the-e As 20 1,a tse7sss.sft 4.srfr-
sha years iSs ans I>es Tats hts afggav,s
been erusf fsres8 cre 90 tae su1et attract.
fve features ~ tAs @efvs ~e ~ ths National
G1sHsasan. snd atthcGt tt the e-ar.s sserk
has seemed Fe~v ;arlss The nu-a ss -sfee a;
fssk er+S hay Wesra = DETACHMENT ~ fN~ss
cn1rers anH FORTY uRu VS. era -ravt % ,sf-.'
tah dtsfart euces caused Hv Jse var -
twtea tao El-ngt ans trap asee~uss~
broke sB Upen are u,s1etany 10 gee vaas's
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at l5sker-s bav ~ yNe ni-ssIa Gta ru8-s -
demonstrate TIE ceeozssgy ot sae crg4rlra-
slsa he ,he state sn1 - egftetsgrr "a
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= A 6outsle iH ass sixth essaais1 re9org
sasa.
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81 srsas y43as TO Sha sSsEs. as 10 pxts-