The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-05-09

date. 1912 First troop Philadelphia
City Cavalry mustered in just now. To-
day SO mustered. Number to date
1882, out of entire number examined.
Only four companies have their re-
quired strength.
Examinations will be continued Sun
day, and Battery F will be mustered in.
Recruits are arriving in camp to fill
companies. and 1 think by Tuesday
night the muster will be we'll under
way. THOMPSON, Major.
CAMP RAMSAY est Paul, Mimi,
May S.-Complete muster of Twelfth
Regiment, and mustered in Thirteenth,
Colonel Reeve and forty-six officers
956 to-day. Total in service to date.
96 officers and l 1913 men.
SWIGERT, Captain.
DENVER {Col.), May Slave ex-
amined and mustered into service ten
officers and 461 men, all infantry, to-
day. These, with cavalry reported
last night, makes total sixteen officers
and 593 men to date.
WILCOX, Captain.
PROVIDENCE (R. u, May S.-Mus-
tered one surgeon, two assistant sur
geons. First Volunteers. Did not at
tempt to muster companies, owing to
confusion in appointment and assign
ment of officers, and on-commissioned
medical examination suspended owing
to weather.
BOSTON, May S-Governor Wolcott
received a telegram from Adjutant-
General Corbin announcing the inten-
ton of the War Department to order a
g Al or, inf nt tO
Chickamauga preparatory to going TO
Cuba. It is possible Second Regiment
may go.
SEAGIRT On. j. May S.-Three hum
dred and twenty-five enlisted men,
fourteen officers, aggregating 339 New
Jersey volunteers, mustered in up TO
p m. BUTLER, captain.
CAMP HARVEY CWis), May s.
Have accepted to date 1910 men; sur
geon will not examine tomorrow. state
Adjutant- General would like to have
the regiment mustered in as soon as
possible. which will probably be by
next Saturday BUCK, Captain
BOSTON, May S-Mustered surgeon
and assistant surgeon They have ex-
amined aggregate of 735 officers and
men. Accepted 6S7. Regiment will be
mustered Monday. WOODRUFF
PORTLAND orr, May S.-Close of
Saturday have examined ZIG officers
and men. Rejected sixty-Seven. Eleven
field officers and on-commissioned
staff mustered in. Total accepted up
to tonight and mustered 13S.
KENDALL.
CHARLESTON CIV. Va), May g.
Number mustered to date seven sur
geons; 161 infantry men, aggregate III
Better progress will be made next
week 1t is estimated whole regiment
will be mustered next Wednesday night.
Official examination will be continued
Sunday, but no oaths administered.
DOUGLASS.
AUGUSTA (Me.), May S.-Number ex-
amined to-day "a, accepted 70, aggre-
gate officers and men examined $50,
aggregate rejected 266. No muster to-
day Aggregate muster D. Have eX-
amined all presented by the Governor.
All companies have officers at home
stations recruiting. Estimate many
companies mustered in Monday and reg
iment completed Tuesday. Conditions
satisfactory at rendezvous.
ROYDEN.
NASHVILLE, May S.-Impossibie to
have physical examination to-day in
State camp on account of weather. Sc
cured transportation, grounds, city
water, light, free of cost to Government.
Physical examination can now be
pushed rain or shine. Ought to be able
to muster and examine at least 400 men
daily now. No change in number of
officers and men accepted. Probably
fifty officers and 500 men will be ac-
cepted by Saturday night. Every effort
being made to expedite work and pre-
vent fraud. BROWN.
INDIANAPOLIS, May S.-Report ex-
aminations and acceptances SOI offi-
GERS and men to-day. Infantry aggre-
gate to date GA infantry men. No
official muster has been made owing
to small companies. New men con-
stantly arriving. Many men rejected
in National Guard organization present.
Estimated that $500 infantry will be
accepted and enrolled by Saturday
evening. MAY.
ISLAND LAKE (Mich.), May Sex
amined to-day 545 men, accepted 42S,
mustered none. Company shortages
promised filled Monday. Will muster
at once on completion. Aggregate no
change. IRVING.
CAMP VOLUNTEERS (Near Taco
MAJ, May Slight enlisted and three
examined. Total examined to date 16l
and 6 officers, 20 accepted Governor
names Sixth Regiment Washington
Volunteers. TAYLOR.
RALEIGH, May S.-To-day mustered
in five, examined two officers and eight
non-commissioned staff officers. Ag-
gregate to date 4S officers, 5 non-com-
missioned staff officers and 2,063 men.
One battalion Adjutant and one Lieu
tenant Colonel to be mustered In when
the First Regiment will be complete.
One hundred and thirty-three men and
five officers We're accepted to-day.
GRESHAM.
HELENA (Mont), May S.-Mustered
in 20 officers and 4S2 men.
STOLESBURGER.
TOPEKA (Kan), May Six officers
and IA men examined up to date. all
infantry men; have mustered in Shall
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