The San Francisco call., 1898-06-20
NATIONAL
 CUARDSMEN A Conference That Has Been Postponed.
STILL NO REORGANIZATION
ONE PARAGRAPH FROM GENIE
 RAJ ORDERS NO. 8.
Changes That Have Been Made in the Commissioned Officers of the Several Regiments-New
 Quartermaster.

Another week has passed and there is no advancement in regard to re-estab- fishing the guard. The conference that was announced to take place between the commander-in-chief and the division com mander did not result in anything defi- nite, as at the meeting it was announced that Judge Advocate Dwyer of the divis- Ion stan was preparing an opinion to show that it became the duty of the au- thorlues to discharge from the service of the State, honorably, all those members ot the National Guard who, having vol unteered, were mustered into the ser vice of the United States.
 A time for another conference was set, but before that date Major General John Il. Dickinson received information of the oeath in Oregon of his mother, and he at once left the city to attend to the last sad duties which devolved upon him.
 The decision of the Judge Advocate has not yet been made public, but 1t is un- derstood that it takes the stand that the guard should be reorganized in order that the State may not be without military protection.
 In General Orders No. Governor Budd, the commander-in-chief, under date of June 6, has the following:
 General Dickinson will at once take such steps as the preservation and pro- lection Of State property of the regiments named (First and Seventh Infantry as in his Judgment may be necessary.
 He is further directed as soon as these regiments are accepted by the United States to immediately take such steps as in his Judgment may be necessary to fill up the maximum number of companies of the National Guard, as there may be a second call for volunteers
 This was approved May 3. So far noth- ing has been done to fill up the maxi mum number of companies and in fact nothing has been done further than to receive the applications of those who would be willing to serve as National GuardSmen from colonel down.
 CHANGES IN THE GUARD
 The document known as General Order No. g. dated general headquarters, June t, just is sued. gives list of the changes that have Genral Order No 2
 II announces the commissioning of Jo- judge advocate on the division staf vice Watt. with rank from April P: W. A. Halstead to ordnance officer, vice Edwards. retired; James A. Margo to be major and commissary on the Second Brigade stan, with ray'k from April Il, vice Halstead, promoted
 Then follows list of the officers of the First Regiment of Infantry who were coInmis- stoned and have since been enlisted in the volunteers and are now on their way to Ma nila-
 The following changes in the Second Regi- ment of Infantry noted: John Zittinger, captain of Company c, vice Stearns, retired; vice Zittinger, promoted. and F, J. RuhstalIer to be second lieutenant or Company G. vice Finnes. promoted: Grant Harden to be sec ond lieutenant ot Company F, vice HiIiker, resigned: Thomas Rutledge, reelected first lieutenant and Ernest Weyand, reelected sec ond Hcutsnant or Company B.
 In the Fifth Infantry the following changes es apta1 a S@paay h E. FdTh a Eant elected first lieutenant Of Company A; A H. term expired. and H. w. Emerson. to be sec ond lieutenant of Company c, vice Stockdale. term expired; c: E. Haven, reelected cap tain. Charles E. Holmes first and W. c. Bean second lieutenant of Company T. Thomas Mo Clay was reelected captain of Company c.
 .f.n ~f~ET how~ nnTa Vto sr, Sixth Infantry are follows: J. Nj. Collins, 10 be first lieutenant, vice Walcott- res gned; vice Ward. term expired: Roy Vandenheuvel, to be first lieutenant of Company H, vice Cor win, resigned, and A R. Newell, to be second .lieutenant of the same company, vice Fanden- Seventh Infantry. which include the officers. who with the men, were accepted for the In the naval militia the changes announced are: Carl F. Lindsay, to be lieutenant of the Fourth Division, vice Morrey, resigned; J. c. Doyle, to be lieutenant, junior grade, vice Lindsay. promoted; Thomas R. Armstrong, to be ensign, vice Doyle, promoted; Addison F. shaw. promoted; A. E. Williams, to be lieu tenant. junior grade, and passed assistant engineer vice Gray. promoted
 Tn the Sanitary Corps J. c. Morrissey. to be reo1 and assigned to duty with the naval militia; B. A. Blent, to be ensign and assigned to duty with the Fourth Division of the naval --''''-- THE UNIVERSITY CADETS
 The following named have been commissioned officers of the University Cadets: Colonel. NJ Dozier Jr.; lieutenant colonel, L. H. Miller; majors v. H. Craig and P. R. Thayer; cap tains A Y. George, H. F. Peart, F. ". Stadt- muller l.. F. Wagner, A. L. Giacomini J. E.. Rainey C. Wfgmore s. V. West, J. w Hillar A B. Anderson H. C. Harmon and R. Bake well: first lieutenants, D. Baird, H. B. Budd P D. Eastman, F. T. Mumma, s. Sargentich, L. S. Schmitt and A. D. Sweet; second lieuten- ant H. J. Friedlander.
 OTHER CHANGES.
 Captain George Fillmer, who was one of the