Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-05-06
OFFICERS COMMISSIONED.

c. Wesley. w. Il, Reber, Hugh
Wright, b. F. Taylor, A. NJ. Jones;
,orporals: Il. Breen, Thomas Led
Thomas Hixon, H. II. Wynkoop,
John Mullen, James Dean, $. Il. Price
and Otto Menger; trumpeters: Arthur
and Ed s. Lewis: farriers: W. Il. |
5. Howell and Grant Hill; saddler, J. Il.
Sandoval; waggoncr, &. b. Chaplin,
NoN-coMMIssIoNEp OFFICERS OF TROOP II.
Captain Luna has appointed the fol-
non-commissioned officers In
troop b: Horace Il. Sherman, LIST SER
geant; Garfield Hughes, quartermaster
sergeant; Thomas u. Fennessy. William
Mattocks, James Doyle, George w. Ar
milo, Eugene Il. Bohlingcr. Herbert
King, sergeants: Edward nonnclly, lno.
Cullen, Edward Hale. Frank I. Quier,
Arthur Spencer, John Boehuko, Albert
Powers, Samuel Goldberg, corporals.
NON CON. OFFICERS, TROOP c.,
Camp Governor Otero,
Santa Fc, n. NJ, May 5. 1895.
Troop Order No. 1.-The following
named arc hereby appointed to the fol-
lowing positions and will be respected
and oheycd accordingly: list sergeant,
Fred 7. Myers: quartermaster sergeant,
Jacob Mohler; 1st duty sergeant, Ed
ward Armstrong; End duty sergeant,
Raymond Morse; Ord duty sergeant,
Rolla A. Fullenwider: 4th duty sergeant,
Matt L. McGehec; 18th duty sergeant.
James Brown; 9TH duty sergeant, Henry
c. Arendt. Corporals: Raleigh l.. Miller.
Nicholas A. Vyne, Henry kirsch. Thos.
d. Richie, Jas. u. Richie, Luther l..
Stewart, John McSparrow, Frank
Briggs. Blacksmith, VIM. $. Reid; far
rier, George Haefner; saddler, Frank A.
Hill; waggoner, Thos. ONcil.
j. w. GREEN.
LIST Lieutenant 1st Z. s. volunteer
Cavalry Commanding Troop c.
NON COMMISSIONER OFFICES TROOP u.
Captain Geo. Curry has made the fol
lowing appointments of non-commis'
stoned officers: Green A. Settle, LIST
sergeant: Nova p. Gutilious, quarter
master sergeant; Joseph Kanasky, John
Morrison, William l.. Rynorson, VIM. A.
Mitchell, John d. Wiley. Oscar d. Mon.
tell, s%ergcants; Arthur Williams, Frank
Murray, James G. Hamilton, Nova A.
Johnson, Morgan Llewcllyn, Charles OFT,
Thomas Darnell, Morton Morgan, cor.
porals: Uriah Sheard, blacksmith; AR.
thur Douglas, farrier; John ). Conc,
saddler: Horton A. Bennett, WAGNER;
Eugene Il. Casey, company clerk.
THIS roRENooN's ENLISTMENT.
Following IRE the names of the volun.
teers examined and worn In this morn
ing:
Thomas Darnell, Frank {. Brito, I'D
ward A. Ewell, Frank w. Eaton, Jr.,
VIM. II. Mobiles, Charles II. OFT, Green
A. Settle, Ira W. George, James Mon
roe Hamilton, Frank II. Lawson. Jo-
seph +. Kausky, Amandus Klein, Will
lam Nehmer, Michael j. Kchoc, George
Schaefer, August Roediger, John b.
Wylie, Morton M. Morgan, Calvin G.
Cleland, IJose Brito, William ID. Gallig.
her, Frank Bogardus, Obey Il. Frye,
Thomas A. Mooney, Edwin l.. Rey-
nolds, Henry A. King, Ulysses q. Nor.
gan, Grant Travis, James c. Lyle,
Charlie M. Simmonds, Columbus Halle
McCar, William II. Brumley, Jr., Tony
WEIGH, Bureguard Weber, Harry i.
Wiley, Alex, N. Thompson, Edward G.
st. Claire, Carl j. Scharnhorst, William
j. Sullivan, Michael G. Rose, Price
Pitkin, Norman w. Pronger, William
E. Nickel, Louis Larsen, John =. Nor
rison, SCHUYLER G. Morgan, George Ham
ner, Leary'O. Herring, John B. Grlgsby,
Harry M. Gibbs. Percy A. Geiger, Au-
gustus G. Fletcher, Numa G. Frenger,
William II. Fritz, Abel b. Durrand,
Louis Dorsey, Thomas Patrick Dolan,
Thomas J. Cornell, William 0. Cochran,
Willard NJ. Cochran, William +. Cody,
William II. Bates, Robert j.. Bailey,
Charles q. Abbott, James Il. Akin,
Evert Il. Holt. OF the number 80 were
native born, 2 born In Germany, / In
Austria, ! In Canada, / In England, / In
Denmark, 1 In Swansey, South England,
a total OF 90 men.
CUBA IIBRE SONG.
The boys ut the barracks have com
posed another song with which to be-
guile the hours. It Is sung to the air OF
marching Thro' Georgia." and is as
follows:
Come on, boys, and all join hands,
And proudly we will sing,
Just to let the people know,
That we're the proper thing;
We're among the. terrors
That first 70 Cuba 70,
To. face the dirty Spaniards
Under Blanco.
Chorus
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Now shout and lot all see
That. we arc bound that
Cuba shall be free.
shout and raise your volces boys,
And raise them once again,
While We 70 forward
70 Cuba.
Then with Sergeant Sherman
Our boys will bravely stand;
And under Captain Luna
We will fight that dirty band.
Get your guns and .e.bcrs, boys,
To fight for the .Cubans
And u flag, boys.
Chorus
ARIZONA TROOPERS WANT TO KNOW.
Special Dispatch to the New Mexican.
Roosevelt's Troopers, Santa Fe.
"Isleta, N. NJ, March, G.-Wat ell
matter with New Mexico. Come run.
ming or will ncvor get to Cuba"
''BRoDIEs ARIz0NIANs, 200 STRONG
THE TRAIN AND DECORATIONS.
The cars for transporting the New
Mexico volunteers from this city to San
Antonio, will arrive in this city tonight.
They will consist Of one Pullman Sleep
or. nine tourist sleepers, 0ne horse car
and n baggage car. SO soon a. they