The record-union., 1898-05-04


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SIGNAL CORPS, THIRD BRIGADE.
The Signal Corps. Third Brigade.
Major w. w. Douglas. Signal officer,
is under the direct command of Lieu
tenant Fred Martin. and is superior to
any signal corps on the Pacific Coast.
The boys take great pride in their or
ganization and every member of the
organization has volunteered to go to
the front in case their services are
needed: Ten extra men have been
added to place the corps on war foot
ing. The complete list of volunteers
follows:
Major w. w Douglas. Signal Officer
Lieutenant Fred L. Martin.
Sergeants w d. Bailey. ]. H. Wat
kins and J. J. Byrne.
Corporals George B. Cosby. c. w
Taylor. F. w. Strachauer and Ed H.
Harvey.
Musician E. X Smith.
Privates j. s Blair, T. T. Bray ]. w
Gee. Robert Hector. Jr.. Charles c..
Holl. W T. Leitch. ]. Mette. w. Bruce
Philip. Hugh NJ. Strachan, William J.
Terry. c. NJ. Penny. +. E. Russell. Will
lam c. Warren. A Harney. Fl. F. Flint,
H. Z. Kneeland. w. II. Hatfield. l.
Beckley, j.. P, Webb and f. G. Ulman.
GENERAL NOTES.
Captain John Cooke, commanding
Troop B. Cavalry, is busy enlisting men
to form heavy artillery battery. Capt.
Cooke has not as yet canvassed Troop
for volunteers. but will probably do
so to-day. About forty men, outside Of
the troop, have offered him their SER
vices as volunteers.
Word came from San Francisco last
evening that seriously disturbed the To-
cal-rnilitary men. II was to the effect
that the First and Second BrigaGes of
tbe National Guard were to be given
undue representation in the mastering
IN of volunteers. and that the Third
prioaSa was to be cut off with less
than its proper share.
According to the strength OF the three
hriqades the Third should be entitled
to eleven companies, and committee
consisting Of Mayor Land, Senator
T1otv LAWYER w. NJ Sims and d. a.
Lindley will go to San FRANCISCO 70
dav to try and have the Third bflsaoe
allowed something like its proper repre-