The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26
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INVERTEBRATES SEATTLE YOu1o
NBx ARn ExIasrrxQ 80
~vels>sesrs Wanted. ceas
In ana Sagn.~

This notice was displayed II the windsns
at No. l.sls Second avenue yesterday and
when a Post-Tnselllgsncer sepogter caalsa
there IN tho afsernocn tho stare ruom -
actually crowded with scung men anxious
20 place their names On tha roaa ana thannn
by become members Of The comunny -
being organized by Jack Caywood, ysumn
b Savre and A. C. Gran. ~ peogto1G1R
puhlfsAed these three men have Ana -
perience either IN the regular aenys Uonko
militia or navy, and they are strAsnlne q
point to secure - many expes1aaea4 -
have been quito sAcceanfuL and when t.
organization Is perfected q numbse q maD
OF more or less experiences win b seeo -
the ranks. AT o'clesk yesterday afeogs
noon the enrolment of the comQnny Vac
as fellows: c. II. EshotmAn. John 0slA3n.
William Rtrtn. w. J. Kegs L6nrim J. LAU.
son. 4. II. Cox. j. s. Perry. Frank Roe.
George J. Caywood. Otto A. C1DA W. \
Austin. James r. vetler. George smith.
Max Sogaxta, Fred stevens. Gin CAwkswA
sa. William Hall. r. Il. Reynolds, c. -
Jnnge. George Zuppe. Milan N. 0UoA
0mer Reid. Fred Reid. Jnmoa b. Nuttogs
Joseph Dobman. julius Loebsf. H \
Rankin. A. w. Merritt. d. LivingetonA
Morgan Young. Frank 3. Sayre and ~
C.. Graff.
The enrolment now numbers shir4y-twn.
butsa number OF applicants are under COM
sideration. and the organizers are confl-
dent that the names OF forty men win 49,
pear en- the roll before tho moetinE. which
Is TO he held at 10 o'clock this morning for
the purpose Of eiectsng cffaoera. The menn-
bers Of the company ara anxious tn 10
A. -
pany Is also DESTROYS of being mustered
into service before any other organization
a sort of rivalry has already sprung up
Only a few men have enlisted at the
United States recruiting station. Iieait.,
Parker states that many or the applicants
do not come up TO the physical require
ments and for that reason they have beon
rejected. Two young snen enlisted yeefqf
day.
Capt. John v. Terry. receiver Of IT,
United States land oiisce. is deterRz1nG
if possible, that his company or yNolk
teers shall be ons Of tia very flrst 70 -
mustered into the ssrviee by Coz. Roweeo>
at the first call of President MEixinlex
for arms. Mr.. Terry has adopted strong
methods Ia have the governor recogniso
hts company, and * recognition y nCe
shown by the chief executive OF NnENratA
Ii VIII not be the fault Of tina cao& q 81
Capt. Terry went to Olympia -
TO have a personal ia.srview With IT,
governor.
Capt. Terry did not say much regard
ing his trip to Olympia. and even the st-
'iehess OF the land ofIfce were not aware
that he had gone there. but they sur.
missed az much. One Of the meaahern -
! Capt. Tefry's company said to - poote
1nta..igeneer. reporter Yesterdays
Capt. Terry has gone "a 0iymuiA to
have a nersonnl Interview with GoN.
Rogers for the PURPOSE Of having thu 1es
fcers elscted Saturday night commisRion>
ed into service and placed ON an eQuA1
footing with the state militia. The oafi-
tain will also impress upon tbs mind ~
the governor the wish aud doatra Of thos
members OF our company 20 10 mun1eYoA
into service whenever a call ID mado fo4e
arms. Our company IS composed laruejy
OF young men who have hal more Or ,esa
experience in military sacsIcA and ~
would be OF more vsiue to the govern
ment than men who are not familiar With
the tactics. We have received q rumber
of new applications for membcsuhtp ana
.se'lese that the ms,rne ship will be- -
ers1sei from forty @ sixty In a few -
We will secure headquarters nnon thu
turn OF Capt. Terry from Olympia 81
neeora as proficient IN the art Of siriItf@G
as we Possibly can. II II nj. iEsen;lon %
hs re dv 10 respend wh,never csll1td
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