The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-08

The governor has issued a call for the
cavalry recruits, and they are ordered
to come in tomorrow and report al
Fort Douglas. These recruits are not
| to be COMPOUNDED with the rough rid
ers troop, but are regular cavalrymen
| The names of those who are ordered tC
report in this city tomorrow are as fol
lows:
Mercur-Kleber worley, George R
Hudson.
| Pleasant Grove-Thomas Jense.
Richfield-E. c. Wright, George P,
Herson. George C. Morrison, Charles
A Nielsen, Leroy Nelson, John Meter
Nephi-Jarvis c. Dowd, w. A. An
drews.
Plain City-Robert Stewart.
Scofeld-David Padfield, Edward H.
Hardee, Hamel P. King.
Farmington-B. F. KnowIton, jr.
Logan-Martin Mum, Joel Brown,
John H Edwards.
Spanish Fork-Nephi P. Stark, AL
! bert Thomas. James Singleton.
Price-W. H. Donaldson, Perry Cot
ner, Lewis Smith, Charles Neugebeur
D.
Fairclough.
Tooele-William B. Dodds, A w. Lee,
George bennington, George E. Paget,
William C. Reynolds.
Grantsville-Rufus Marsh, Monte
Barrus.
Logan-Marion Grundy, MILFORD
Young.
Brigham-John C. Crawford.
Elgin Grand county)-Ed R. Somers.
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Adair. Abern B. Harris. Arthur NJ.
Bowen.
Payson-William B. Loveless. jr., Mo-
roni E. Terwort, George NJ. Page, Garry
Searle, Sidney C. Hayes.
Springville-Samuel Dallin.
American Fork-W. H. Greenwood,
George H. Mitchell.
Ogden-Thomas Dorsey.
Provo-Ralph Irwin.
Ephraim-O. H Breinholt.
Glenwood-Arthur Dennis.
Salina-Christian Peterson.
Marysvale-J. F. Howells.
Salt Lake-Joseph A. Richards, Alex
Goliath, S. K. Hooper, ]. a. Young,
Sam S. Porter, Charles 0. Merrill, w.
A. ForteSque, cambridge Richie, Err
nest De.Igne, w. j. Barnett, Homer C.
Swortwood. Ralph D. Brown, c. Stan
ley Price. ]. Wash Young, William H
L
Homer Brown, E. ]. Cavanaugh, Jo-
seph r. Smith, Roger c. Kanters,
Charles w. Pratt, o. o. Butcher, James
w. Estes, Ives z. Cobb, Glenn V. Porter,
Robert L. Herrick, George E. Johnson.
1t is stated the governor will very
likely appoint the officers of the cav
airy today Who they will be is not
known at this time, but it is presumed
the slate is fixed. Neither of the lieu
Of
to be slated, although Captain Game
will get something.
John Q. Cannon will have his troop
of rough riders listed by tomorrow, so
it is said.
Lieutenant Colonel John H. Denial
ter of the First infantry resigned his
commission yesterday.
TO LEAVE AT ONCE.
Just as soon as the light batteries
here can get ready they will leave for
Camp George II. Thomas at Chicka-
Governor Wells received a tele- |
gram to that effect last evening. OF
course it will be some time ere the bat
teries are ready. They have to be !
and equipped, and that takes !
time. Uniforms have to be had and /
horses obtained ere the Utah soldiers |
can get ready. However. it is believed /
that inside two weeks all will be |
fixed.
Just as soon as these two batteries !
have been mustered in, the command
ing officer will designate an ordnance |
officer from the lieutenants who will |
act in that capacity. This is accord
ng to orders received from the adj
iutant generals office at Washington,
Under. date of April 80. The governor
will invoice to him all the ordnance
md ordnance stores which are fur
lished by the state. Then the ordnance
officer will forward (a) the number of
men mustered in; OBJ the total of ord
nance and ordnance stores required for
he full armament and equipment; (c)
he ordnance and ordnance stores re-
,eived from the state. On receipt of
he stores by the acting ordnance Off
,er, he will turn over to each captain
he same and thereafter they will be
leld responsible for the property.
Yesterday was another busy day at
he post. The recruits were drilling
md the officers studying all day. The
our guns were brought down from Og-
len and the boys were given exercise in
run drill. According to the statements
f the officers, the men filed their
'laces well and seemed to catch on
light easily.
The meals served were much the
anne as before and satisfaction is
,iven by the cooks. The only thing
hat happened yesterday to mar the
erenity of the proceedings was the
ews from Manila. The boys think if
sampson has as good luck there will
e no need of them at the front.
1t was expected that the recruiting
ficer would be able to muster the men
n yesterday, but the rolls were not
ompleted in time and the work will
oubtless be performed today.
The only volunteer from Willard
ounty came in yesterday and is now
{ Fort Douglas. His name is VIII
: Aldrach. and he lives at Clear Lake
Lieutenant Gibbs was detailed to go
D Ogden yesterday and hasten the col
,ction of the equipment there and ship
lent of the same to Camp Kent.
THE HOSPITAL CORPS.
Recruits for the hospital corps will be
today by Surgeon General {
enrcse.
In speaking of the equipment of the ]
olunteers now at Fort Douglas. Lieu
snant Dashiell said yesterday that the
uartermaster'S storehouse at the post
id not contain anything that would be
eeded in the nfatteries that have been
rganized. The only clothing that was
ept at the post was for infantry, and
lis would not do for the artillery .
owever, he has telegraphed to head
uarters what will be needed, and it is
zpected the things will arrive in a I
eek or so. These goods will consist /
uniforms, tentage and the other ar
cles which go to make up an artil- |
ryman's equipment.