Daily camera., 1898-04-29
B|QVe Boulder
BOYS n Bile.
A ROUSlNG FAREWELL.
'Boulder + Citizens Turn Out to See the Boys
OFF for Their Campaign.
A ROUSlNG FAREWELL.

follows:
Captain-C. B. Eastman.
First Lieutenant-C. H. Wilcox.
Second Lieutenant-F. L. Perry.
] irst rgeant-Frank Anderson.
Sergeants-Lou Frey, N NJ Coulson.
Corporals- H. S. Dickey, J. E. John
ston.
Musicians-F. NJ. Dickey, N. P. E.
Nelson.
Privates-Chas. Abbott, T. G. Aston,
A. G. Baker, Z ] Barnes, J. H Bradley,
Frank Burger, H. H. Cannon. G. E.
Cheiamy. c. B. Coates, Ivan Creese,
Frank Donalds. Hannibal Dalton, D. P.
Eastman, Harry Elder, John Hail. w. E.
Hayward, T. M. Hile, L E. Hill, w. E.
Horry, H. c. Howard, w. l. Johnston,
VIM. Johnson, Geo. KimbrelI, Ray King,
!. f. Lindley, Frank Logan, F. Luce, r.
B. Manion, w. B Mccoy, W. McDer-
NETT, Waiter Montgomery, 7. d. Nep-
tune, I. J. NewIan, Jas. Oa:es, J. O.
OLeary, c E. Robbins, w. L. Rule, Jno
Seguine, Robt. Sheppard, |. J. Shepard,
Geo. Summers, Frank Smith, D. M.
Smith, Geo. Smith, Steve Saase, Chas.
Voegtle, S A. Wallace, Harry Wegner,
J. A. Wolfe, A. Wright.
The Boulder boys have started. Amid
the cheers OF hundreds of relatives and
friends, Company H boarded the morn.
ing train to Denver. There the com.
pany will 60 into encampment and await
orders for further move. The citizens
united in giving the boys rousing fare
well and the demonstration in their hon.
or was all that could be wished Tor,
Boulder is proud OF its company and the
eyes of the city viii watch their move
men,s with interest.
The farewell reception at Masonic
temple last night by the Grand Army of
the Republic post and the Woman's Re-
lief Corps was touching in the extreme.
Few present will ever forget the event.
The hall was packed to the doors and
enthusiasm ran high. Mayor Ricketts,
presided over the meeting and presented
number of speakers, including men,
bcrs of the different organic atoms pres
ent The first ceremony OF the meeting
was the presentation to Company H of
beautiful silk flag by the Woman's Re.
lief Corps. Captain Eastman accepted
it for the company with assurances that
1t should never be traled in the dust by
the countrys foe. The program was
agleeaoly lpterspersed with patriotic
musical numbers by the Knights of
P5 thias band which was present on the
stage. AT the close Of the program. re-
freshments were served and a dance
followed.
The inspiration for the soldier boys
however was given this morning. All
Boulder was out to do them honor.
Hundreds upon hundreds marched to
the depot with the departing company,
and with bands playing, whistles blowing
and deafening cheers the train pulled
out. The scene was singularly affecting
even for those that had no dear ones
gong, but whose hearts went out 10 those
that did. Mingled with the encouraging
cheers of friends was the touching fare.
well of mother, sister, wife or sweet
heart. Flint hearted indeed must be he
who failed to be moved.
The crowd at the depot was estimated
10 number between three and four thous- |
and people-me3, women and children.
Safe it is to say that there were few in
Boulder who could possibly spare the
time, that were not at the station. Viii.
son Turman marshaltd the university |
boys and giIls at tie university station
and as the train swung by, huzzas and
cheers, waving flags and handkerchiefs
greeted the gallant boys of the First Co..
orado Volunteers. The university sent