The San Francisco call., 1898-06-23
GLAD THEY HAVE BEEN
 CALLED INTO SERVICE.
Volunteers of the Eighth California Hail With Delight the Must
 ering Order.

PETALUMA. June 22.-Company c Of this city received an order to-day to be prepared to leave the armory at a moments notice to proceed to a place of bivouac. The outside members were immediately sent for and are arriving in town, and will be quartered in the armory. A squad of twenty men from San Leandro who enlisted in the com pany arrived tonight. The company Is fully equipped, and the luggage is being packed. The physical exarnina- tion will be begun on Thursday morn ing by local physicians. There are 120 men on the rolls. No married men ex- cept Lieutenant A. H. Cassiday, com manding, will be taken by the com pany. Many members of Company H of Napa, which was not taken by the call, are clamortng for admission into Company c.
 A sensation has been caused here by the resignation of Captain Thomas Maclay, for the past six years com mander of Company c. He is a strong personal friend of Colonel D. B. Fair banks, and is City Clerk and cashier of the Wickersham Bank. Although ness reasons did not volunteer, and some time ago sent his resignation to headquarters. There are many candi- dates for the captaincy
 Company c has just returned from a practice march to Point Pedro, thirty miles from here, and over a rugged road. It spent two days at Camp Dickson, where regular military duties were observed. The men stood the trip we'll On the return they were met a mile below town by an escort of twenty members under Second Lieutenant Emerson, and the company military band. and escorted to the armory. where an impromptu reception was held.
 SANTA ROSA. June 22.-ouite a fu- TOT was created here to-day when word was received that Company E was called out. At 1 o'clock all bells in the city were rung and all the whistles blown to notify members of the com pany of their good fortune. This even ing the company in full uniform marched to the train to meet Captain Haven, who came from San Fransico. The company consists of 103 officers and men. Tonight a big demonstration was held at the armory under the aus pices of the Red Cross Society. Patri- otic music and an address by Jay Wil- liam Hudson were the features The poys will be given an ovation when they leave.
 SAN RAFAEL, June 22.-The mem bers of Company D are elated over their call to the front, and all day the armory was filled with crowd making preparation to go. It is believed the company can leave by Friday. The members assembled this evening for physical examination at the call of Captain William Elliott Females has risen in patriotic fervor and subscribed $50 for the boys assistance in getting ready. Other donations are expected. WOODLAND, June 21.-Members of Company F are watching anxiously the developments in the organization of the regiment which is California's s quota under the second call for volun- teers. They are anxious to enlist as a body in the United States service, and there will be great disappointment if they are not ordered out. There are about 125 names on the roll and there seems to be no doubt that a sufficient number of them will pass examination to enable the company to be mustered | in at tha nayirn11p1 Stranpth