Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-05-15
OFF TO THE FRONT.
The Nevada Volunteers Saw
Farewell to Carson.
TEARS, CHEERS, MUSIC, SA-
LUTES AND LONG DRAWN
PARTiNCS
Eignty-three More Men Called
tor by the President.
OFF TO THE FRONT.

iOi Ct Lne TrGSiGent.
Yesterday was the all important day
with the Nevada volunteers and every
one was very uneasy up to the time OF
the Governors arrival at the camp. Al
$50 a. m, he arrived and the men knew
that the time had arrived.
THE VEN SELECTED.
There We're eighty-one men to be select
ed rom the II hundred and thirteen
who had enlisted and the boys were
wondering how it was to be done.
The ORDER came to form in Il line. Which
was quickly complied with. After order
had been restored the Governor started
down he line. He counted one, two
three. and the third man was told to stem
back, the third man being the unfortu-
nate one.
This was lone the length of the line
until ~slXty-eiE i, men were chosen. The
men again furined and the Governor
picket out fourteen men TO complete the
quota. This made the required numher
81, besides the three commissioned Off
GERS VINO are Captain Cox, First Lieuten-
ant Gracey and Second Lieutenant Hem
derson.
After the quota has been filled and the
men knew where they were at, the bows
that had been left in the shuttle took it
as best they could, and the only consol-
ing thing left for them was the fact that
there was a probability of a new COM
pany being formed.
After the selections had been made the
boys began packing and all day the
streets were lined with them with grips
and their small belongings which were
being moved to the depot for transDorta-
ton.
J Barrel. c j Bender. W Berry
hooSher, NJ Booth, y Butler. Chas.
l'Iiln@>.G Campbell. q Clarke, p L
t"rNoIi,j { Charles, + 3 Curry. w J
Daley, Nm. NJ David. r. l. DeF0rest
f II Duncon, " W Dunn. q F Easter
NJ Evans, \ Forthing. G Freeman. !
Fellows, Geo. Fraistr, l. II GpiScInHI. !
" Hannah, VIM. Haley, j c HONEY, \
harris, b Harris. J Harris. + Heinrich.
i Hahn, r II Hoskins, y HARRINGTON. :
harge, p J Kelly. \ NJ >,ng. y King. G
hEle' ; krummens, A Lynds, F \
Llevra, w Mccoy, j NJ McCrimmon.
& E Murray, A Meyers, c NJ Murphy. J
j Hill, II Faulkerson, A : NV. d
f'1ckmeyey, J II Robinson, J \ Robin
Chas. Ross, Geo. b Russell. II \
Riddle, II T Riddle, J Stanton. r G.
Staiey, Roy StOddard. r L Skaggs. Chas.
Splinter, CT Temple, e ] Thomas. p $
Iflplett, W Turner, f c TailIman, f r
trimmer, Ulen, y f Wallace. ] II
Wallace, War;, &C Wilson,, J w Will
Hanson, c D Whitney, w Woodson. n |
d Wright.
Inc Governor received the following
dispatch from Congressman NewIands |
early yesterday which ave the rejected
boys a ray of hope:
Governor Sadler, Carson Nevada
Orders for the formation Of an indenon.
cavalry will be telegraphed you
from the Adjutant General.
F.. G.. NEwLANDs.
A COURT MARTIAL.
yesterday afternoon the Governor and
MS stan was busy with a court martial
'ase. 1t appears that Captain Wright of
''eho, ana several other members of the
olunteers imagined that some Injustice
lad been done them by the Governor in
the appointments of the COM
nlssloned officers. Captain WRIGHT. who
seemed to he the ring leader, called a
mass meeting ut the track Friday night
or the purpose OF taking a vote on the
natter, but while the meeting was AZ H.
heights, Captain Wright was arrested
ma the meeting broken up. Yesterday
Governor and staff took the matter
IL haild and Il court martial was orran-
zed. DR.. Guinan defended Mr.. WRIGHT
md in the end the charges against
" right were dropped. He was
''nong the Volunteers selected and WAS
'Il"Wed 20 g" with tho boys.
OFF TO THE FRoNr.
At 8 o'clock last evening the men
Il line in front of the Canit,l and
roll was called. All answering to
her names the Governor stoppod forth
nd spoke a. follows: ;
S'liier> of Nevada: You are now
'"t ~ ~ III" front. Remember o
the Rattle Born State" and
very man is expected to do his duty"
lherc was a big cheer and the order
anne t" right face. The men we're soon u,
II H,S-rc"t where they marched, headed ,
" tn carson hand. They were e4corted l
y the Carson Guard and it seemed a, if
Who!o town was there and every
minute the band played and the salutes
numbered. {
AT THE DEPOT.
There was standing room only at the
epot. There were mothers, sisters and f
"eethe'fts ofthe men and it was altoge- j
Ter a rather sad eyed crowd. The bows |
n" were going triel to put on a brave
ont, bat their eyes glistenad and so did $