The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-06

! Recruiting officer Mills of the bat
talon of engineers now has an office
at the post, where he is quartered in
the cid court-martial room. He will
make that his headquarters after this
during his stay in the city. which will
be until Saturday at least, when the
men will be mustered in.
The recruits from Butte, mentioned
in The Herald Sunday, came down yes
terday and the most of them are quar-
tered at the post, where they are be-
ing supplied with rations and quarters
The men will all be mustered into the
service this coming Saturday.
Recruiting Officer Mills has been
quietly looking around for material for
the local company here during yester-
day, and Ray Pratt, a draughtsman
at the Oregon Short Line, was APP
preached with a view to getting. him
to enlist 1t is felt that more educated
material should be Incorporated in the
organization, and an extra effort is be-
ing made to secure it.
BATTERY c MATTERS.
Several recruits from the south came
up yesterday. The men have been
notified by the recruiting officers to
v.
then be mustered in seems quite likely.
A great many came up from Richfield
and the towns adjoining. a passenger
on the train which brought the men
to this city says. the parting scenes
were quite affecting.
Recruiting Officer Jennings said yes
terday he had all the recruits he
wanted for the present, and as result
no enlistments were made.
The following is a partial list of the
men enlisted. Recruiting officer Muir
ply carried his list away with him last
night and the same could not be OBJ
tanned:
Salt Lake-Cyrus W. Hawley, Her
bert ]. Cushing, John j. Williams,
Eadie ]. Graeber, Charles E. Smith, S.
Seth Stone, Joseph Anderson, Cecil A.
Crockwell, Bertel c. Rasmussen, Ray
T. Savage, Leo Leon. Thomas Gilmore,
Albert Hubert, John Ahern, Fred H.
Collins, Thomas Aspden, Henry L.
Harris, Lewis Gilbert, Louis WOLF, AL
fred Wigren, Ray a. Young, Albert c.
Allen, Axel Ongman.
Mercur.-Patrick r. Sullivan, Adam
GaSser, Frank r. Daniels, Joseph Z.
Dye, Charles Bracken, Edgar J. Bon
stall, Henry Osterholt, Robert W. Rod
gers, George c. Young, John B. Doyle,
Albert f. Parsons.
Stockton George A. Wilson.
Park City.-William Crawford.
Payson.-W. d. Hayman.
Chester.-Ardrew Nelson, Theodore
c. Candland.
Fountain Green.-James F. Robert
son, w. D. Mathis, Chris Lund, Will
liam Olson.
Standardization Jensen, James
K. Buffers, Louis D. Christensen,
George Nay, Paules Peterson.
Salina.-John F. Beebe, John Kirby,
Charles White, John Naismith.
Elsinore-Carl Madsen.
Orangeville-Joseph n. Robertson.
Richfield-John Henry Callahan,
Joshua Gardiner, Peter Hanson, B. F.
Carter, Joseph Hanson, Albert Miller
Monroe-James S. Manson
Milford-Ephraim Isaacs, Albert
Welsh
Frisco-Charles w. Poole, ]. H. CHS
holne. NJ. H Mcleod, N. N. Olson, c.
7. Martin.
Beaver-Joseph L. Kuss, A w
Cartright, Robert j. Finley.
Annabelle-Two names not given.
ORDERED TO THE PHILADEL-
PHIA
Another Utah boy is to go to the
front.
Naval Cadet Robert Morris. son of
ex-County Commissioner ]. r. Morris,
who came from Annapolis some time
ago to spend his vacation with his par
ents, yesterday received the welcome
order from the naval department at
Washington to proceed to San Fran
cisco and report for duty to the
cruiser Philadelphia, at Mare Island,
which is to convoy the next fleet of
transports to Manila.
Cadet Morris has passed his second
year at Annapolis. and is one of the
most promising men at the academy,
where he has made a fine record, as
evidenced by this assignment.
Mr.. Morris donned his uniform last
evening for the first time during his
stay here, and was around with his
father saying goodbye TO his friends. |
He leaves for San Francisco today.
AN INVENTORY ORDERED.
Acting Adjutant General Burton of |
the National Guard of Utah has or
dered an inventory of all property in |
the army belonging to the government. |
1t is presumed this is for the purpose |
Of finding out just what supplies are |
on hand with a view to the mastering !
out of some of the companies. D COM |
pany has been ordered by its COM |
handing officer to report on Tuesday |
evening next for the purpose of turn
yet been issued by the other company |
Captain Greenewald' of the signal !
corps had his men engaged in work |
with the gatlings last evening. The |
men were ordered to take them some /
Tine ago and have had them in charge,
put owing to the fact that they have
10 books of instruction the work of
earning to drill with the pieces has
1een difficult However, it is believed
he men will become familiar with the
"details and will soon be able to handle
hem with facility.
B company had a small attendance
1t drill last evening, and the boys seem
% lack interest in the work.
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