Arizona republican., 1898-05-05
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 WHIPPLE DESERTED.
The Arizona Cowboys Left for San An.
 tonic Last Night.

Arizona's quota of the cowboy regi- ment left Whipple last night for the general rendezvous of the regiment at San Antonio, Texas. There have been many erroneous reports regard ing those who were rejected at Whip ple Only three Of the Maricopa boys were actually turned down, and about the same average of the other con tingents was rejected. Some of them were in town yesterday on their way home, bearing with them a grievous disappointment. The following is a list of members of the southern troop. consisting of 107 members: Maricopa- -Boggs, Colwell, Carlson, Campbell, Draper, Engle, Hawley, J. M. Hall, Heitman, Herald, Hill, Han son, Hartzell, Grindell, Gaughan, Greg ory, Jordan, McCann, Mccarthy Null len, Newman, Norton, Orme, O'Leary, Perry, Proffitt, Pemberton, Pearson, Payne, Ricketts, Stanton, Stelzreide, Utting, Vines, Woodin, Wilcox, Wor- nell, Warren, Walters, Young. Pima-Fitzgerald Gustave, Harm son. Hildreth. Hayden. King, Moves, Merritt, McGinty, Reed, Rynnig, Townsend, Van Treese.
 Cochise-Carlton, Foster. Hughes J. R. Hall, Leira, Keir, Misner, Me Cabe, Pate, Snodderly, Toland, Wig gins.
 Yuma -Cronin, Huson, Moffet. Mapey, Neville, Wright. Sexsmith. Marvin.
 Gila-S. B. Henderson, P. M. Logan. E. R. Cline, J. w. Swetnam, D. B. n ~ dleton. A. L. Eakin, George F. Gray, E. G. Collier, William Owen, W. A. Davidson, James c. Goodwin and Jerry Lee.
 The following are the names of members of the northern troop:
 Yavapai- Allen, Brown, Boyle, Byrnes, Bardshar, Bradley, Cassi, Car ter. Doherty. Frantz. Fox. Greenlee, Griffin, Greenwald, Greenwood, Gib- bons. Barrett, Hatzshue. Hanson, Hor- ner, Howard, Hamilton, J. w. Jackson, Charles Jackson, Johnson, Kastens, Lefors, Lewis, Liggett, McAndrew. May, McGarr, Morgan, Marti, O'Brien, Page. Paxton, Parker, Rawdin, Ro- derer, Rupert, Rhodes, Stark, Shaw, Skogsberg, Shakleford, Trowbridge. Futile, Van Sicklin, Walsh, Weathers, Whitney, Willard, Waller, Wager, White, Wayland. Webb. Yost.
 Mohave-Wilson, Barthol, Reynolds, Leroy, Langford.
 Coconino- Sellers, W. F. Wallace, Scharf, W. D. Wallace, McCarty, Ho- gan, Hicks, Champlin, Pettitt, King man, Marine, Somers, Rowland, Sell, Randebaugh.
 Apache-Nash, Shoemaker, w. Az bill, John Azbill.
 Navajo-C. L. Danforth, Henley, Hassler, Bartoo, w. H. Danforth, Younger.
 The officers of the southern troop are James H. McClintock, captain; J
 L. B. Alexander, first lieutenant; w. B. Wilcox, second lieutenant; H. | Rynning, first sergeant; Oavison, 1 Hawley, Cronin and Campbell, ser l geants; Moves, Utting, Pate and Hughes, corporals.
 The presentation of a flag to- the regiment took place at 4 o'clock yes | terday afternoon. The flag was con-
 tributed by the Woman's Relief Corps of Phoenix. The presentation speech | by Governor McCord was eloquent and
 stirring.
 | Among those who returned from Prescott last night was Dr. George w
 Vickers. the examining physician al
 Whipple Barracks. The examination
 was completed at II o'clock yesterday
 Dr. Vickers says that Arizona's quota
 is as fine a body of men as he had
 ever examined and as fine a body a:
 could be gotten together in a volun- | teer organization. Some good men
 were rejected on account of the
 stringent orders sent from Washing | ton requiring that the volunteers come
 up to the regular army standard. 1 Governor McCord, Secretary Akers
 Adjutant-General Lewis and Captain Baldwin will return tonight. l DED&AAIAl kAEAElAAI