Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-04-27
Salem Militia Will Go.
Companies "B" and 81" Have
Been Ordered to Portland.
WI Probably CO SATURDAY. Morning
The Members Of the Companies.

The o. y. @. Armory on the third
dOor in the City Hall Building has
presented a scene Of unusual activity
since Tuesday evening. This increased
activity was occasiODed BY the re'
csptiOn in this Tuesday evening Of
i general orders to the Oregon National
Guard from Adjutant General B. B.
Tuttle-
By the orders the commanding Of
fcer Of each infantry company is
directed 70 Immediately recruit bis
I command % the maximum strength,
Companies 3 aud Of this city have
been ordered 70 proceed TO Portland
within twenty-fO1r hours after the
receipt q this order, fully armed and
equipped for active service in the
I feld.
Major Sanford Whiting, brigade
surgeon. arrived 10 the city last eve
/ ming and has since been engaged in
giving the members and new recruits
u the two companies a rigid medical
examination. OF the entire number
enlisted, but about 10 per cent failed
70 pass the examination. Major
Whiting in conversation with JOUR-
NAL representative this morning ex-
pressed himself a. highly pleased with
the Salem companies. he proDOunces
the members thereof splendid men,
There il cot a little conjecture as TO
when the troops will proceed to Port
lnd. The general orders received
st eyening would indicate that the
Ompanies would be obliged to leave
hi, city this evening but from the
fact that extensive arrangements are
/ 0eing mz1e Cor farewell ball at the
armOry tonight, IT is more than prob
able the local companies will not
proceed to the metropolis before
Thursday morning.
A complete list Of the officers and
members Of the two companies is as
follows:
COMPANY B.
Ohcers-Captain, Ralph Terrell;
First Lieutenant, r. W. Holman:
Second Lieutenant. c. A. Bort: First
Sergeant, F. A. Gard; Sargeants, JIG.
Flake and W. &. JudsOn; COrpOrals,
J Fisher and Jacob HerbOldt.
PriYates-Wm. L. Bachelor. Joe
Bordune, Frank G. Carey, r. C..
Churchill, VIM. Dickey, Nick EOfi.
D. Farrar, HUE GoOdell, John Her
boldt, Louis HerbOldt, Frank Hanna,
Wn. p. Hughes, w. Z. Harris, Hal G.
Hibbard. L. e. johnson, Samuel G..
Jones, r. A. JudsOE, Geo. A. JudsOn.
Louis Z. JudsOn, L. l.. JudsOn, Ernest
G.. Jones, Arthur w. Ready, Henry
Lee, c. f. McAllister, II. c. Miller.
Peter Mackey, L. ]. McGoOn, w. G..
Miller, Chas. Munley, WIN. a. Mon
roe, Wm. O'Mara, Fred Peterson, II.
W. Ross, Geo. w. Russell, Geo. 5.
Race, Boyd Richardson, g. W. Ste
Wart, Clark ID. Smith, Chas- y.
Schreiber, w. F. SchwarZ, al. NJ.
Southwick. F.S. Thompson, Lewis
E. ThibOdeau, Wm. Elmer Truitt,
Chas. Williamson, Frank West, J. f.
WEIGH, ii. o. White. Henry ZOller,
Pearl Fulkerson aud Clarence Wilson.
Seven cadets, OF the State Agricul-
tural college, at Corvallis, came down
on the morning boat and enlisted
In Company b. They are: NJ. ]. Phil
lips, Archie Kruse, 9. a. Riddle, Carl
Abrams, Lee Rusk, l.. A. Noel and j.
J. ThuTstOn.
COMPANY I.
Oficers.-Captain, Elmer f. Wor-
rick; First lieutenant. c. a. Murphy;
Second lieutenant, Leon G.. Holland:
First Sergeant, RI. White; Quarter
master, II. X. Hall; Sargeants, A. J.
Campbell, T.. b. Clement; Corporal,
w. NJ. Meyers.
Priyates-Jacob Amman. C. G.
Boothby, f. 5. BanfOrd, J III. Camp
bell, f. r. Colgan, Z. p. Cox, j. W.
Clement, Leonard DodsOn, Joe Evans,
Lee FelleF, Bert f. FrOhmader,
Edward Fame, Clifford Fones, Lee
FOnes, Leon GirOd, Arthur GlFOd,
Benjamin McNail Howell, John +.
Henry, X. j. Johnson, Emmett
Jones, Henry Janzen, r. D. Larsen
j. Lehman. Geo. F. Litchfeld,
Chas. l.. Lennon, Bert Low, Andrew
McFarlane, Harry Mason, Jacob Neu.
b.ech, w. ii. Potter, Chas Rowell, B.