The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26
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NEVERTHELESS SEA1.I1a YuuN0
lGEx ARn ExLlsrIxo
Enrichment a Ono Company shswo
TA&rty-rwo NaMes-CApe. Tesry
Goes Co Olympia to urge Gov. Reg.
ers C. Give His Company . Chance.
IN ana sagn.n


This notice was displayed In TIE winasn
at Nc. l.sis Second avenue yesterday ana
when pos,-fnteiligencsr rspogeaR called
there n tho afternoon the store rom wNo
actually crowded stth young man anxious
20 place their names On ths roll and thsss.
by become members OF the co1uAny npW
being organised by Jack Caywood yf1an
B. Sayre and A. c. Graz A peov1ounay
published thoss three men hayU naA -
perienoe either In the regular army. seats
militia or nayy. and they are strainfne =
point 20 secure ~ many sxpsx1sncs6sunn
as possible. Up To the present time fhay
have beer quite successful, and when -
organisation il perfected q number q nan
or more or less experience win b seen -
the ranks. At o'clock yesterday after.
noon the enrolment q tho ocmpany wao
as fellows: C. h. EsAeluaan, John 0rtmn.
William Firm w. ,. Keys. LAurtn J. Law
sen. r.. u. Cox, ]. 8. Perry. Frank Roe,
George J. Caywood. Otto A. Casa. w. 4.
Austin, James r. Weller. George Smith.
Max Sogasta. Fred Stevens. GIN cawkeW.
sa- William Hall. +. II. Reynolds. G. r.
Junge, George zuppe. Milan ". Ox1A
omer Reid. Fred Reid. James n. Mutter.'
Rankin, A. W. Merritt. y. TlvtnKstonA.
Morgan Young. Frank II. Sayre and ~
c. Graf.
The enrolment now numbers thfrty-two.
but number OF applicants are under con-
sideration. and the organizers are cont1.
dent that the names OF forty men will ap-i
pear on the roll before tho meeting. which
Is 10 be held AT 10 O'Clock this morning 63f
the purpose OF electing officers. Tho meme
hers Of the company ara anxious 20 -
called out first. and as Capt. Tcrry's COM
pany is also DESTROYS of being mustered
into service before any other organization
q sort OF rivalry has already sprung up.
Only few men have enlisted at the
United States recruiting station. Lieut..
Parker states that many or thc applicants
do rot come up TO the physical require
rnents and sor that reason they have been
rejected. Two ycang men enlisted ysstsr-
day.
Capt. John Y. Terry. receiver of the
United States land Office. IL determined.
IL possible, that his company OF yotur-
ieers shall be one Of the very first 10 e
mustered into the service by Gov. foEero
at the first call OF President Mckinley
for arms. Mr.. Terry has adopted strong
n.sthods to have the governor recognize
his company, and If recognition r. nct
shown by the chief executive Of the stataA
IL will no. he the fault OF the captain.
Capt. Terry went to Olympia yesterday
to have q personal in.srysew With the
governor.
Capt Terry did not say much regard
ing his trip TO Olympia. and even tho at
tsches of tho land ofrice were not aware
that no had gone there, but they aufe
missed as much. One Of the memnef1sG q
Capt. Terry's company said to Z Foet-
lnteiligencer reporter Yesterday:
capt. Terry has gone 10 Olympia "a
have personal interview with Gov.
Rogers for the purpose OF having the Of
fcers elected Saturday night commission.
ed into service and placed on an equal
footing with the state militia. The cap
tain will elso impress upon the mind ct
the governor the wish and desire OK IL
members OF our company 20 be mue(ee11
into service whenever call n made H
arms. Our company Is composed larGelY
OF young men who have hal more o. Ion6
expertoree IN miii.a-v tactics and -
would he OF moro vaiGa TO ahe eove4n-
ment than men who are not familiar with
the tactics. We have received n numheP
OF new applications for menbcrship ana
believe that the msr.nc alp VIII be N.
creased from forty sixty in few dAyM
We will secure headquarters upon tho re.
tern CT Capt. Terry from Olympia and
neeara as proficient IN the art OF .fvillsns
ms ~e possibly can. II - on- attention ~
b r. az to respond VII never calle1
upoa,"