Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1898-05-06

will be the. date upon which the COM
panies will move, so that all companies
will be in camp at Fargo by Tuesday,
May 8.
The tickets for the men will be issued
by the railroads to the company cap
tains, who will receipt therefor, these
receipts being forwarded to the state as
vouchers for the services of the railroad
companies.
A telegram to the governor from Adj
jutant General Corb;n says that all men
will have to pass a rigid physical exam
ination before a board of United States
examining surgeons, consisting of one
surgeon appointed by the United States
and two by the governor.
The surgeons who go with the regi-
ments will also have to be examined by
the government as to their competency
to serve in that capacity.
It is the intention Of the state author
tiles to commission as officers, those
men now holding commissions in the
state guard, who desire to go. If any of
the commissioned officers desire to re-
sign, other officers will be commissioned
in their places. The roster of the COM
missioned officers of the guard as at
present constituted, is as follows:
Colonel, Amasa P. Peake of Valley
City, who will take command of the two
battalions as lieutenant colonel.
Majors, Frank White of Valley City
and w. G. Truemann of Grafton, Major
Flint being unable to 60 because of ill
health.
Adjutant, Thomas H. Poole Of Bis
marck. 4. a;.,lt
Quartermaster. Imri A. Berg of Grand
Forks.
Surgeon, Major R. D. Pease of Wah-
peton.
Assistant surgeon, Neal Black of Val
ley City.
Chaplain, Captain, George H. Davies
of Lisbon.
Battalion adjutant, G. w. Getchell of
Valley City.
The roster of company officers is as
follows, as corrected up to date:
Company A, Bismarck, W. P. Moffett,
captain; s. H. Newcomer, first lieuten-
ant; WI. Mclean, second lieutenant.
Company B, Fargo, Fred eye,captain;
E. @. Geary, first lieutenant; M. A.
Hildreth, second lieutenant.
Company G, Grafton, j. H. Frame,
captain; j. H.. johnson, first lieutenant;
@. J. Foley. second lieutenant.
Company D, Devils Lake, A. w.
Coggswell, captain; Henry Redmond,
first lieutenant; Thos. L%onnevek, second
lieutenant.
Company G, Valley City, G. F. Mud
gett. captain; G. w. Getohell, first
lieutenant; w. H. Pray, second lieutent-
ant.
Company H, jamestown, P. W. Eddy,
captain; H.. G. Proctor, first lieutenant;
D.. Baldwin, second lieutenant.
Company I, Wahpeton, w. R. Purdon,
captain; W. B. Aspinwall, first lieuten-
ant; J. A. Slattery, second lieutenant.
Company K, Dickinson, George Aud,
captain; A. j. Osborne, first lieutenant;
II. j. G%ruschus, second lieutenant.
The non-commissioned staff Of the
regiment is as follows:
Sergeant major, Fred G. Smith, Bart
lett.
Quartermaster sergeant, WA. Mickle,
Grafton.
Hospital sergeant, c.. N. Ferrier,
jamestown.
T%rumpeter, George Holgate, Fargo.
The band staff is as follows:
Andrew Intlehouse, Lisbon, principal
musician.
John Ohalley, Lisbon, drum major.
OF course there may be changes in
these rosters before the regiment goes to
the front, as there may be some resigna-
tions.
OTHER ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
Arrangements for the transportation
OF the companies along the line of the
Northern Pacific were completed this
afternoon, and telegraphic orders were
issued to the company commanders.
Company K at Dickinson will come
to Bismarck on the regular train Sun
day night, reaching here early Monday
morning.
"a special train will leave Bismarck
at q o'clock Monday morning, carrying
this Bismarck and Dickinson companies.
The train will reach Jamestown at
10 O'Clock and leave there at 1880, car
rying the jamestown company.
The special will leave Valley City at
1905, and the four companies will reach
Fargo at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.