The San Francisco call., 1898-05-06
THE FIRST
 REGIMENT MUSTER

nlent.
 The last company was examined by the | surgeons early this morning, and then
 they heaved a sigh of relief, for they had
 been on duty from early yesterday morn l ing, and nearly 800 men had passed | through their hands.
 1 The regiment will be mustered in as a l body. 1t has been thought best to do so, l for under those circumstances the com | missions of the officers will all date from | the time of their original issue In the | National Guard, as their rank as volun- | teers will all date from to-day. It was announced from Washington | that there would be battalion adjutants | allowed the regiment, and in that case there may be chance for providing for some officers on the regimental staff who have been legislated out Of office. In case Colonel Smith is consulted he will recom- mend Lieutenant Tobin inspector of rifle practice and Lieutenant Huber commis- sary for the battalion places.
 There is also a vacancy in the second lieutenancy of Company D, and Quo Swerdfiger, the regimental sergeant major, will be recommended by the colo
 nel, if he has a chance to recommend.
 The officers of the regiment were ex- amined last evening, and all of them passed while the men cheered every time one of their own leaders came from the examining-room with smile or tr1- umph.
 It has been decided that the designation of the First Regiment, after being mus tered in, will be the First RegiHent Of f Regiment would in the ordinary course of events be known as the Second California
 Volunteers, but there is desire on the
 part of that regiment to retain its own designation, and the Governor is disposed to allow it to do so.
 It has also been decided that those men from out of town who come to San Francisco in good faith for the purpose of being examined and mustered in will be returned to their homes at the ex- pense of the Government, but they must have come in good faith.
 It has been found, too, that most of the supplies of the men of the regiment need can be purchased here, and this will be shoes. Springfield rifles of the model of 'S4 for all the old ones, besides tents. blankets and everything pertaining to the soldier.
 The following are the names of those passed by the surgeons yesterday
 Company E-Captain William R. Robertson; First Lieutenant James H. Jordan: Sergeants Delaney. William E. Wehser, John J. Canovan. Gorporals John ,rg Egan, Martin Martin B. na o,Connez' II Tworney, Michael Dwyer James D. Coffey. Sur rey P. Jones Charles G.. Thogode; Musicians ert A. Allen, David Arling. William Bamblett. | Charles Battye, Lee Baxter, William Caddigan' William J. Cody William H. Corbett, VII liam H. Cook, George pougherty, Andrew E. ward Finnigan. Charles Ford, Arthur Fine Ed ward Garry, George Giovannoni; Joseph Hale. s. HoWes io Claude W. Huff, Frank Hunt. Ben | jamin F. Jackman, Fred Jackson IT,, Charles pen, Gustav A. Reopen. Gustav A: Krohn.
 Timothy Leary, John E. Martin, William l. Peter Miller, John T. Mccarthy, John Nolan, Edward F. or 'Brien, Edward oNeil. Edward Henrg EeSsgus A Robertson John F Roche Joseph R. Rogers, Charles W. Schmidt, Charles V. Sierp, A. e Wi Swift t. Robert % r Fiet- Charles q Trode, Samuel H. Wallace, George M. Walsh, John man Ives Jr., Edward Braham, Charles Bob, Company F-Captan John F. Miller; first lieutenant, Firrnin A Nippert; second lieuten- ant, Frederick L. Brown; sergeants,, +, Gsbard & w.
 best IF inaTes Hawk Harry Parton S1 corpors Henry W. Doscher, Preston H. Raine, John
 Ben HawkT musicians. mIlsH william Cook, William A. Varney; privates. Anton c. Anderson, Osmer
 W. Anderson. Eugene R Ayres N Edgar Bdst ,abn A6 F. Bicl1ford. Arthur R. Babcock, William B.
 Brown. Cardie P. Bernal William J. Barrett, Hugh J. Bell, Manuel J. Bernal, Cornelius F. Bohannon, William J. Clark, George p. Col mesnil, Charles D. Cleveland, Gilbert R: Cql- Crump, Arthur F. Gina Mars, Herman Cook, August P Duwer EngSRe P:u E. Duffy fly sr,ds Ernest H Oscar H. Fernbach. Frank W: Field. Frederick Gustav G taSiV Gemballa, Clement C. Girard John J. Hyer. William Hogue Herbert A; Hopkins, ms
 
 ward T. Hoisten. Paul c. Harlan, Walter c. Hay, George Herdel. Andrew H. Irving Amos aiI1n NJ Jones Richard MsnsI e. Jan1zen S0hh william Vii T Moran. Frank Meyers. Urias C. Meyers. Louis Miller George = s M1nf; Mton SoaepS Nathan. ' Reh ard H. Norton. Denis }; Oliver; Charles "; os- borne, Charles J. o'cenne Gus Thooohs 0hison' n Reiiy Joseph P. Ryan, Harry C. Reed, Joseph Rose, Carl Rockwitz Vanderbilt Il; sutton; D' Sydney, Fred J. Suhling. Henry A. Stube. Arthur M. smith. Clayton R. TinsIsy: George W JTpp Charles Williams Julius Wetzel
 first semeau ieutenant Charles E. Goodel second lieu HicKa. ffHi. James Giies, Joseph M, Ross; corpor- als John B. switzer. WnIis unfred Ii IT n. Adsl. pryates. Arthur s. D. Atkinson, James R. Bar ricko. George E. Bumper, ermsn Roy n Bart waler er land, la pu17Ts Frank W E. Coleman, George M Clark. John Donald. Frank L. Doeing Robert .. PHPssr Asa anRs Ks fassn Rshsnd Harz H Gooa Ray E Hirsh Ray A. Hard. Harry Herman, Frank
 Kane aes ordo I Iyo1 Y McGisn Shases Wjsm MiRonaa a McCamus. Frank s. Matthews. John H. Morris, Patrick j. MeKean Oscar Nelson. Anten on B os1: Charles c. smith Herbert (. Stewart. Edmund c. southwick. Charles H: slocum. M. Luther smit6 fn D. M9Marf Woil. Lawrence E. Whtney Edmund Williams, Dan L. Ingram, George Kidder, Ed xaTa Herman m ufqeS Fred W. Hiii. Allan Brant James Carson, Walter D. Carey William " Need ham, Ralph Waldo, Louis FT1epei Freo l EIanK. G. Bartlett, John A. Gibney, Neil Crownover, Henry Louis. Harry Haughwaut. William B. Crabtree, James M Pollock, Milton Alexander. Gustav Langer.
 Company G-captain Edgar c; sutliffe. First Lieutenant Thomas Sparrowe, Second Lieuten ant William N. Swasey; Sergeants John H. Norton. Richard J: Dowdall, Philip J. Nen- samner Musicians nfis Francis T Brown Leon J. Pell. Albert B. Anderson. Frank W. Anst. Thomas G.. Bautz. Duane Barnes. Louis H. Boucan, John J. Brambila, J. Grove, Ed J. Coivin. James M. Dabney, John L. Darms. Arthur. S. Hatfield. Lenox c; Hatfield. Joseph c. Hilborn. Budd Hopkins, William l.. Hage- man. F. Heinemann, Charles A. Johnson. Dixon L. Lee. William L. Mengel. Henry H. Morris, Joseph T. McEvoy, Frank L. McNally, Eldridge L. Moores James A. Mulvey. Robert s. Nudge Wilber T. Miner. Benjamin F.