Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-07

John j. Beisel. Robt. Brown, John
Brown, VIM. II Brunley, Cloyd B. Camp,
Marion Camp, William F. Cody, Jas. H.
| Crockett. Michael Coyle, Rutherford b.
II. Donnelly, Evan Evans. John H. Ed
munds, Henry f. Faupel, Luis Geneis,
John Goodwin, Oscar w. Groves, Henry
Haefner, John Henderson, Albert John
son, VIM H. Jones. Frank KAMA, Henry
A. King. Anton Larson, Vim. j. Love,
Eugene A. Lutz, Jas. G. Lyle, Eugene
NJ. Mann, Frank P. Miller, Daniel Nor
an, Schuyler c. Morgan, Ulysses &.
Morgan, Samuel F. Mccullough, Geo. Ii.
McCarty, Oliver Mckinney, Frank j.
Mckinley, Columbus H. McCaa, Samuel
j. McMullen, John Neish. William w.
ODell, Archibald Petty, Edward Pearce,
Henry Peabody. Robert G.. Ragland,
William Radcliffe, Robt. w. Reed,
Michael Saville, Willis E. Soomers, Lee
Sinnett. Chas. w. Shannon, George
Swan, Chas. M. Simmons, John Ii. Tate,
Frank NJ. Thompson, Grant Travis,
Eustis S. Vanhorn, Anthony NJ. WEIGH,
Richard Wilmington, Hiram E. Will
Jams. Clarence Wright.
lROOP ~.
Captain George Curry, LIST Lieutenant
William H. Kelly, I'd Lieutenant Charles
L. Ballard.
list Sergeant Green A. Settle, Quarter
master Sergeant Nevin p. Gutelius.
Sergcants, Joseph Kansky, John V.
Morrison, William l.. Rynerson, William
| A. Mitchell, Oscar de Montcll, John b.
Wylie. Corporals, Arthur +. Williams,
Frank Murray, Morgan Llewellyn,
James c. Hamilton, Charles OFT, Thomas
Darnell, Morton Morgan, Nova A. John
son. Blacksmith, Uriah Sheard; %farrier,
Arthur T.. Douglass; saddler, John S.
Cone; wagner, Harton A. Bennett.
Privates: Joville Allison, Albert Il.
Ammonettc, Frank Bogardus, Frank c.
Brito, John B. Bryan, Cecil G. Bendy,
Jose Brito, Columbus i. Black, G. Oar
win Casad, Edwin Eugene Casey, Thomas
j. Cornish, Thomas +. Corbitt, Charles
p. Cochran, James S. Cate, Thomas j.
Cornell, Louis Dorsey, Abel B. Duran,
Thomas p, Dolan. Frank w. Eaton,
Edward A. Ewell, Fred Farrell, Augustus
&c. Fletcher. Numa c. Frengcr, Obey B.
Frye. Louis Gasser, Ira w. George,
James B. Grigsby, Ernest II. Herymer,
Leary 0. Herring, James Monroe Ham
ilton, Cal Joplin, Amandus Kelm, Mich
ael j.. Kehoe, Ollie A. Kennabaugh,
John M. Kelly, Taylor Lewis, Frank II.
Lawson, Thomas A. Mooney, Robert Lee
Martin, Samuel Miller, William Fl.
Mobiles, William Helm Nehmer, Clay
Owen, John f. Pollock, Price Pipkin,
Lory Fl. Powell, John Pace, Norman w.
Pronger, James R. Robertson, Michael
G. Rose, August Roediger, Newton
Stewart, George Shafer, John f. Shaw,
Emerson E. Sharp, Morris j.. Storms,
/ William j. Sullivan, Oscar Scoggins,
Edward c. st. Clair, William H. Fritz,
Alexander M. Thompson, Curtis G.. Wag-
goner, Charles E. Wilson, Daniel G..
Waggoner.
MAJOR ii. b. HERSEY.
Was born at Williamstown, VT, July 2S,
1861. He was educated at the state
normal school of Randolph and tile Nor
, witch university. Immediately after
leaving school Mr.. Hersey entered the
government weather service. In that
capacity he was stationed in a number
of different states, coming to Santa Fe
in April, 1891, where he was stationed
as weather observer and as section
director of the territorial weather SER
vice. June 81, 1897, Mr.. Hersey was
appointed adjutant general of the terri
tory by Governor Otero, with the rank
of colonel, vice Geo. w. Knaebel. When
the list U. 5. volunteer cavalry was
called into service, Colonel Hersey re-
signed his position as adiutant general
and was appointed major OF. the 1st regi-
ment, U, s.. volunteer cavalry, April %,
'9S.
MAJOR JAMES A.. MAssIE
Is a native of Guelph, Canada. He
was born in 1870. He acquitted his pro-
fessional education in the department Of
medicine and surgery in the university
of Toronto, where he studied six years,
afterward serving in the hospitals at
Toronto, Glasgow, Edinburg, London
Dublin and Birmingham. He acted as
chief surgeon for the Anchor steamship
line plying between Glasgow, Bombay
and Calcutta for a term of three years
and a half. At one time he practiced
medicine In West Brunswick, London.
In 1897 DR.. Massie visited the United
States, and decided to locate in Santa
Fe, filing papers Of citizenship immedi-
ately after his arrival. On May 2 he.
was appointed surgeon OF the LIST regi-
ment, 1st U. s. volunteer cavalry, with
the rank of major, by Governor Otero.
DIR. j.. b. BRADY,
Hospital steward of the list regiment, U.
s. volunteer cavalry, was born in Platte
City, Mo-, in 1870. He received his edu-
cation in the public schools of his birth
place and in the state university Of Mis-
souri,, at Columbia. He came to New
Mexico In 1890 and joined his father at
Cerrillos, who was then In the coal BUSH
ness. From there he went to Kansas
City, where he attended the Kansas City
Dental college, graduating from that in
stitution in 1894, carrying off the high
est honors and being valedlctorian of
the class. He was appointed hospital
steward of the regiment by Governor
Otero, May 7, 1893.
CAPTAIN FREDERICK MULLER,
Commanding troop A, was born in Wur-
temberg, Germany In 1863. He received