The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-23
POWELL TO BE CAPTAIN
OF THE NEW COMPANY OF EN-.
GINEERS

| Gates A. johnson First md Wood.
man Second Lieutenant-Re-
cruiting VIII He Begun in the
Squad Room This MorninE-Ad.
ditiOnaI List of Applicants for
Places-TO Visit Other Towns.
Recruiting will be begun this morning
In the squad room at the Armory
| building for the company of engineers
that has been asked for from this Sec
non OF the country. The men who have
already made application for enlist
ment will be examined as rapidly as
possible, and it Is expected that the
company will be completed within a
couple of weeks. The preliminary work
In recruiting the company has been
done by Gates A johnson, but the war
department has detailed O. A. Powell,
assistant engineer as the recruiting
oftcer, and he will take immediate
charge Of the work
The board Of engineers recommend
ed on Monday the appointment Of Mr..
Powell as captain of engineers,
Gates A. Johnson as first lieutenant
and H. H. Woodman as second lieu
tenant. The appointments will be
made at once
The company will be part of the three
battalions assigned to be raised In the
territory west of Michigan, and it is
expected by Mr.. Powell that he will
have it ready to take to Fort Sheridan,
where the entire draft will gather, in
about ten days.
There have already been eighty-four
o. y,l. sd
There are only ninety-one enlisted men
required, but it is very likely that
the percentage of reflections will be
large, as the examination as to quail
f1cations is very rigid and more ap-
plications are required at once.
The following are the names and oc-
equations and addresses of the men
who have offered to enlist since the
former publication of names in the
G l o e, and all are requested to COM
municate at once with the recruiting
agent at the Armory:
George ]. Lewis, draughtsnan, 1T East
University avenue, st. Paul.
John McLin. signal and telegraph lineman,
P. w. Hagan, carpenter, Waseca, MINI.
Arthur McLin. carpenter, Waseca, MINI.
James Fitzpatrick, carpenter, Waseca,
MINI.
Burgess, carpenter. Waseca. MINI.
Edward Ferris, locomotive engineer. Min
neapolis.
Paul.
George H. o'Neill, carpenter, Green Isle,
MINI.
liver Ingebre.sen, musician and stencgraph-
er. 2so1 Twenty-second street south. n
neapolis. ....l
P. H. Brown, bridge builder, 2S2 Ramsey
NJ: D.. Butler, plumber. sol Iglehart street.
Ejwin q ponnaIl hridaa hu,,do "A, c.
Peter street, st. Paul.
D. J. Leary. telegraph operator, 25 East
P. H. Wedmark. photographer, s1s East
Seventh street. ST. Paul.
NJ. D; Toward. machinst 400 Franklin
David B. McHaley. locomotive engineer,
Grand Central hotel St. Paul.
w. S. Jackson, stationary engineer, Bing-
Fred A. Daily. mechanical draughtsman,
$40 st. Anthony avenue, st. Paul.
j. K. Bunce, engineer Sheldon, Iowa.
Henry M. Comfort telegraph operator ard
lineman, 9S Park place, St. Paul
Thomas A.--Doyle. chairman, 27 Fourth
street south Minneapolis.
G. L. Weed. railroad man, st. Paul.
G. j. Diamond, mechanical engineer ST.
James Johnson, mechanical engineer, 225
Prescott street, st. Paul.
c. c.. Miles, electrician, 80 East Twelfth
street. st. Paul.
w. c. Richert. photographer, 965 Four
teenth avenue southeast, Minnea polls.
William ]. Williams, blacksmith, South ST.
Paul.
A. J. Rosemeger. topographer. $40 Wabasha
Roscoe Cosgrove, machinist, 1872 East Con-
Charles H. Humble mach:nist, South Park
MINI.
Io,n
filter S3S Lewden street, st. Paul.
w. T: Barton. chairman, 40 West Fourth
street, st. Paul
N. w. Prescott. carpenter and builder ST
Paul. w.
William Racerousky, mach:nist, 662 Ran
delphi street. st. Paul
j. E. Thiebaud, draughtsman. 396 North
Exchange street, st. Paul
Congress street. s.. Paul. s'Aee'' Ill East
joseph Peters, lireman, 1852 Magnolia sire #.
st. Paul.
W; H Meade Mead, chairman, 1O7 Colorado
D. E; Thomas bona chairman, III Virginia are
Daniel McEvcy locomotive engineer, %
West st,o College Ef,es. avenue St: Paul:
Bruce Murray. machinist, 415 East Seven h
C. W. Higgins. electric worker, 41s Eighth
avenue. West Duluth.
P. H. Nelson lineman and operator. ''
George Picha, mechanical engineer. sss
West Seventh street, St. Paul.
James A. Burns, chairman and rodman
1922 South Second street, Saltwater.
George 2. Dion. 671 Bedford street.
F. D. Woodcock 346 East Seventh street.
A c. Beattie. St. Paul
John T. Collins, $40 Collins street
The recruiting Office will be kent
open from o'clock in the morning un-
til $50 in the evening, until the full
quota Of men has been secured, and
Mr. Powell will also visit and do some
recruiting in Anoka, Saltwater, Hud-
son, Grand Rapids and Duluth. Men
possessing the necessary qualifications
and who live in the neighborhood of
Madison, Wis, may apply to Mr.
Woodman, who will be located there
for the purpose of recruiting.