Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-27
OFF HOR SANTA Pc.
This City Sends a Few More Gallant
Volunteers.


Col. John Borradaile, who has been re-
cruiting volunteers for Col. Woods First
volunteer cavalry here the past week,
sent up 10 Santa Fe last night twenty.
one volunteers, and there is dollars to
doughnuts that every one Of them landed
safely at the territorial capital. There
fore, not n Of them Jumped the train,7
and this enlistment, no doubt, will com
plele New MexicO's quota for the Rough
Riders"
Col. Borradaile had the boys fall in
line in front OF Mann's drug store, on
Railroad venue last night, and the fol-
lowing names were on the enlistment
paper: T. L. Freeman, +. Hunter, B.
WOodcoek, J.. d. Green, @. W. NTH,
Karl Stillson, Stephen A. Kennedy, John
d. Bohern, Fred. FOrnOff. Graham Harrl.
son, Robert Day, P. 8. Baker, ID. Simpkins,
John Riedy, g. II. Quigg. X. n. Chapman,
@. Q. Cherry, J.. A. Butler. j. N. Thomas,
Albert Rogers, s. H. Woodward, J. NJ.
Leach, Emmett Laird. William Gibson
and Charles Parmelee.
The volunteers were then marched 10
the depot, where they met Gov. Otero,
who came In on No. 1 passenger train,
and free transportation for the party
to Santa re was secured.
Amid cheers from q number Of ladies
aud gentlemen, who had assembled AT
the depot, the train with these additional
volunteers, then pulled out for the terri
torlal capital.
Fred. Fornofi, one OF the enlisted,
went up to the capital Friday night. II
he passes the examination. he will 70.
turn TO the city, tx up his personal
affairs here, hand in his resignation az
city marshal and then return 10 Santa
Fe. ready and willing 10 fight for his
country.
Emmet Laird and John ID. Bohern are
well'known in this city. the former
having held a position at the hardware
store Of X j. Post Il Co., for the past
I've years, and the latter was known as
kangaroo Jack" an employe Of W. l..
Trimble Il Co. G. @. Cherry was an
other employe Of these livery stables.
while q majority Of the others enlisted
were former railroad employees.
The New Mexican OF last Thursday
says:
The examination aud enlistments OF
recruits for the First United Stated vol.
unteer cavalry by Captain Cooper, mus.
tering officer, goes right along. Yester.
day afternoon twelve men were sworn
into Uncle Sans service as follows
James 2. Gibbs, Joseph Gessler, Alfred j.
C0noyer, Charles W. Jac0bus, Arthur T.
Anderson, Frederick W. Dunkie, William
X. Gibbie, Patrick A. Wickham, Charles
N. Townsend, Harry Pierce, Lee G. Rice,
Benjamin s. Sawyer.
This forenoon the following we're ex-
amlned and sworn in: John W. Billiard,
Walter @. Burris, George Thompson,
Ernest @. A. Barber.
This makes sixteen and in addition TO
those sworn In yesterday forenoon, the
total number Ia twenty six. A detach-
ment OF twenty men, anxious for enlist
ment, Is expected 10 arrive this evening.
The volunteers 80 far enlisted are
above the average and are a nne lot OF
young, active and intelligent men.
The same paper in its issue OF last
Friday, contains the following item on
the same important subject:
Examination and enlistments TO ali
the New Mexico troops OF Colonel Woods
regiments OF cavalry 10 the maximum
are being made right along by Captain
Cooper the mastering officer. This fore
noon thirteen more men were examined
and sworn In as follows:
Albert Q. Bassage, Frank W. ChOpetal,
John Walsh, John X. Adkins, Edward G.
Conley, George W. hewitt, Malcolm ID.
Lincoln, Elias NJ. Llttleton, Jacob II.
Miller, John @. Mcdowell, Otis K. Gless.
ner, George W. Warren, Frederick j.
Mccarthy. This makes a total OF thirty
nine men 30 far enlisted. II Is believed
that during Monday and Tuesday OF next
week the required number will be filled.