Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-04
Battalion Expected to Move Saturday
The Cowboy Volunteer Song
More Recruits Coming
Military Notes.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WORK.

sci, John Brown, Robt. Brown, JAS. M.
Dean, Henry j. Arandt, Ed. c. Arm
strong, Jas. Brown, Frank NJ. Thomp-
son, Michael Saville, Raymond Morse,
Eustus E. Van Horn, Evan Evans, VIM.
w. O'Dell, John Neish, Samuel McMul-
len, Eugene M. Mann, Anton Larson.
Chas. w. Wynkoop, Edward 5. Lewis,
Frederick Howard McCabe, Arthur V.
Skinner, Will H. Hogle, Frederick X.
Wesley, John E. Ryan, Thomas L. Hix-
SON, Arthur j. Hudson, Jno. H. Rel,
Grant Hill, Jno. Torbett.
OF this number AZ are natives of the
United States, l of Germany, Z of Scot
land, / of England, l Of Ireland, one of
New South Wales, and l of Sweden.
THIS FoRENooN's ENLISTMENT.
Hard work was done this forenoon
and rs recruits were accepted and sworn
in as volunteers. OF this number the
nativity of 70 was 1.-THE United States"
one was born in Russia and one in Ger
many. The following are the names Of
those accepted: Harry c. Green, John
P. Roberts, James c. Hamilton, Otto f.
Menger, Joseph l.. Bawcon. Louis
Dougherty, Willard L. Raymond, Matt
F. McGehee, Allan c.. Ash, Joseph T.
Sandoval, Hiram L. Brown, Hymon
Rafalowitz, Harry Bruce King, George
Wright, John B. Bryan, John L. Shaw,
Morgan 0. B. Llewellyn, Arthur E.
Williams, Oscar de Montell, Uriah
Sheard, Thomas j. Cornish, Ernest FL.
Hermeyer, Oscar Scroggin, Edwin Eu-
gene Casey, Jovillo Allison, James r.
Robertson, Fred p. Meyers, Clay Il.
Owens, Ollie A. Kinnebrough, Fred p.
Farrell, Louis Gasser, Morris j. Storms,
Michael Hogan, Lory H. Powell, Column
bus L. Black, c. Darwin Casad, Col.
Jopling, John M. Kelley, Clarence A.
Fleming, John f. Robinson, Frank
Murray, Cecil o. Bendy, John Il. Pol
lock, VIM. 4. Easley, Jefferson Hill,
John p. Hall, Frank Briggs, Will Free
man, Ben Hedric, John Mccoy, VIM. l..
Rynerson, John Hulskotter, Nicholas
A. Vyne, John Pace, Samuel Miller,
Thomas +. Corbitt, William r. Rebur,
Albert B. Amonette. Charles + Wilson,
Charles p. Cochran, John S. Cone, Jose
L. Duran, Newton Stewart, William A.
Mitchell, Arthur l.. Douglass, Robert
L. Martin, Robert p. Perish, George
w. Detamose, Lawrence w. Edwards,
Stewart r. Price, Charles L. Mckinley,
Horton A. Bennett, Curtice c. Wag-
goner, Emerson c. Sharp, James s.
Cate.
THE SONG OF IL COWBOY VOLUNTEERS.
The boys of the New Mexico mounted
rifiemen have composed the following
song. to be sung to the tune of Good
bye My Lover, Goodbye" which they
will sing on the way to the front. The
singers are practicing up on the words
| and music, and the stations on the way
will be %serenaded as they are passed
through:
We cowboy lads are starting out,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
just listen to our yell and shout,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
Chorus-Bye baby by-low,
Bye baby by-low,
Bye baby by-low,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
We left our good, old, happy home,
Goodbye my lover. goodbye.
And now we're bound for San Anton,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
Chorus
Captain Max, is the very man,
Good-bye my lover, goodbye.
To lead this brave and western gang,
GOOQ-Dye my lover, gOOu-Dye.
Chorus
Lieutenant Reyes, he takes the cheese,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
At making Spaniards get on their knees,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye
Chorus
Dur Sherman didn't march to sea,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
But he will make the Spanish flee,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
Chorus
Dewey fixed them on the water,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye.
But we will give them something hotter,
Goodbye my lover, goodbye
Garfield Hughes, son OF Hon. Thomas
Hughes, of the Albuquerque Citizen,
has enlisted in the New Mexico volun-
teerS.
Ralph E. McFie, son of Associate JUS
tice John R. McFie of this district, has
donned the blue to serve as a volunteer
from New Mexico. The young man
was one of the first to volunteer.
The territory has about $50 uniforms
belonging to the National Guards, which
will be Issued to the volunteers now en-
listing.
John Z. Hurley, division superlntend-
ent of the A., T. Il s. +. railway at Las
Vegas, has been appointed a colonel
and aide de camp On the staff of Cover
nor Otero.
Captain T. J. Matthews of company
b, first regiment infantry. of this place
has gone to Colorado, where he will
go to the front as 2nd lieutenant with
company A., first Colorado infantry.
First Lieutenant Geo. Curry of troop
d, LIST U. s. volunteer cavalry, arrived
this morning with End Lieut.. c. L. Bal
lard of the same troop and IS recruits
for medical examination and muster in.
Captain J. W. Fleming of troop D, 1st
Regiment U. $. volunteer cavalry, will
arrive here this evening from Grant
county with so recruits for examination
and enlistment.
John B. Bryan, SOL of District Attor-
ney John D. Bryan of Las Cruces, is
here as a volunteer. He Is u college
chum OF Ralph Z. McFie and desires to
go in the same company with that young
man.
Captain Max Luna reports a compile
ment of three commissioned officers and
so enlisted men up to noon today in his
troop, B, first regiment Y. s. volunteer
cavalry.
First Lieutenant II. w. Weakly, troop
B, is expected to arrive this evening
from Albuquerque with enough recruits
to fiji up Captain Luna's troop,
Newsreaches here from Arizona that
the Arizona contingent Of volunteers
has been mustered In and has been sent