The San Francisco call., 1897-08-14
Rough Riders From the
Preside Arrive at
Santa Cruz.
Will Share the Outing of the
Third Brigade of State
Militia.
Presence of the Cavalry VIII Add
to the Interest in the Coming
EnCampment.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Aug. 13-Prepara-
tions are complete for the encampment of
the Third Brigade, National Guard OF
California, to begin here on Sunday morn
ing and continue for ten days. During
the past week the advance guards of the
Second and Sixth regiments, composing
the brigade, have been busy arran ging The
camp grounds and erecting tents and
stables. To-day the Dolphin athletic
grounds have the appearance OF real
soldi eIs' camp, for the arrival at noon OF
the Fourth Cavalry, United States army,
from the Presidio at San francisco put
life into Camp Budd and made the begin
ming of W hat will be an event for the en-
tertainment of residents and visitors. Ihe
presence of the United States cavalry Will
add interest to the camp and be an object
lesson in instruction for the Salinas cav
airy, National Guard of California, which
will be here tomorrow. The regular
army cavalry left the Presidio on August
TO- in command OF Captain Lockett.
The Third Brigade Infantry companies.
sixteen in number and ageregat1ng 12OO
men and officers und r command OF Brig
adier-Genera Muller. will arrive on Sum
day morning at o'clock and go at once
into camp. The following are the brigade
officers: Brgadier- General NJ. w. Muller
commanding, Third Brigade, Fresno;
Lieutenant Colonel 7. J. Hay, assistant
ad djutant-general, Third Brigade Fresno;
Colonel f. A. ]. PedIar, surgeon. Fresno;
Major f. S. Rice, inspector, Bakersfield;
Major Joseph E. Terry, quartermaster,
Sacramento; Major Won Peterdorh, COM
missary, Bakersfield: Major f. K. Lane,
inspector of rifle practice, Stockton; Major
w. W. Douglass, signal officer, Sacra-
mento.
The regimental officers OF the Second
Infantry are: Colonel J. w. Guthrie,
commanding, Sacramento; Lieutenant
Colonel e. A. Forbes, Marysville; Major
w. II. Cursor, First Battalion, Woodland;
Major Marion Pirkey, Second Battalion,
Willows; Major f. L. Atkinson, surgeon,
Sacramento; Captain w. w. Greer. adju-
tant, Sacramento; CAPTAIN l.. 2. Tooley,
assistant surgeon, Willows; Captain
Hanna. assistant surgeon, Sacramento;
First Lieutenant j. A. Robie, battalion
adjutant, Sacramento; First Lieutenant
J. G. Lee, battalion adjutant, Woodland;
First Lieutenant A. ]. Plant, quarter
master, Davisville; First Lieutenant ST.
monds, commissary. Nevada City; First
Lieutenant T.. +. Pirkey, inspector of
rifle practice, Coiusa.
The regimental officers of the Sixth In
fantry are: (olonei S. S. Wright, COM
manding, Fresno; Lieutenant Colonel G.
Chisholm, Fresno; Major q. G. Grant,
Stockton; ior R. J. Whitmore, Mo-
desto; Major P. n. Russell, surgeon,
Fresno; Captain o. Scribner, adjutant,
Fresno; Captain f. P. Clark, assistant
surgeon, Stockton; Captain w. II. Briggs
Oh plain, Stockton; First Lieutenant A.
w. Johns, battalion adjutant, Modesto.
There is a large numD Der of visitors in
town from the various places represented
bv the National Guard, especially from
Sacramento aud Fresno.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Aug. 13.-Troop
B, cavalry, of the Th rd Brigade, left by
special train tonight for the encampment
at Santa Cruz. They were accompanied
by their mounts and carried full equip
ments. Tomorrow evening the Sacra-
mento infantry companies will join the
Vile, Chico, Colusa and Woodland, which
will come from their respective localities
during the day.