Arizona republican., 1898-10-11
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good natured soldiers, but fill the bill for what they enlisted for-fghters.
 ROSTER OF OFFICERS.
 "The colonel is ex-Governor M. H. McCord, who has twice been a con- gressman He is a personal friend of President McKinley's, having support ed him for speaker of the house while in congress.
 "The lieutenant-colonel is Captain D. D. Mitchell of the Fifteenth infantry of regulars.
 | "The regimental adjutant is George D. Christy, Harvard law graduate, and also graduate of the University of Colorado. He practices at Phoenix, l Ariz.
 "The chaplain is Captain Job h. gram. The chief surgeon is Major Baker, and the assistant surgeons are Lieutenant H. NJ. Smith of New Mex ico and Lieutenant Lindley of Ari- zona. w. E. Jones is acting quarter master, and Lieutenant Hill commis- sary.
 FIRST BATTALION. Company E.-Captain John Barra- doile, First Lieutenant I. Chamberlain
  also battalion adjutant- Company F.-Captain W. c. Reid, First Lieutenant William Morrison and Lieutenant Comstock. Company G-Captain William Stro- Der, First Lieutenant Paige O.ero and Lieutenant J. W. Catron.
 Company H.-Captain A. B. Fall, First Lieutenant c. G. Cruickshank and Lieutenant M. E. Bailey. This battalion is from New Mexico SECOND BATTALION.
 "''The staff officers are: Major J. F. Stone, Lieutenant Ira J. Morrison, acting adjutant; Lieutenant Platt, act ing quartermaster. The company off, cers are:
 Company I-Captain Barnes, Lieu tenant Neal, Lieutenant Arrel.
 Company K Captain Hoffman, Lietenant J. J. O'Rourke, Lieu.enalt IG. L. Finley.
 Company L.-Captain Lavry, Lieu tenant H. A. Platt, Lieutenant Me- Fadyen
 Company M-Captain F. L. Boyn- ton, Lieutenant J. M. Wheeler, Lieu tenant J. A. Switzer.
 THIRD BATTALION.
 Major F. G. Russell, Lieutenant Emanuel Drachman, adjutant-
 Company B.-Captain Herbert L. Gray, First Lieutenant w. E. Jones. | Company C.-Captain c. B. Don aldson, Lieutenant Frank Hochderffer, Lieutenant W. G. Scott
 Company A.-First Lieutenant J. W. Crenshaw, Lieutenant F. W. Hill"
 In the course of an editorial welcome to the arriving troops the Herald says:
 From the far west comes the First Territorial regiment, commanded by Col. Myron H. McCord. Col. McCord is high type of those men, who, in winning distinction in the west, have shown the qualities that have made America the leading nation of the world. He resigned the office of gov ernor of his territory for the purpose of raising the regiment he now com mands and leading it to war; and now when there is no prospect of fighting, stands ready to do his duty as he sees it, as he would have done had he had the opportunity Of commanding his men before the trenches of Santiago Sta1wart, active and able, he is a fair, though high type of the men he com mands- The lieutenant-colon of this regiment is a son-in-law of Kentucky Col David Mitchell, a captain in the regular army. He married Miss Scott of Franklin county. and many rela- tives, both of his wife and himself, are scattered through this section Of the state. To these men from the far west Kentucky gives the heartiest welcome"