Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-08
SIGNAL MESSAGES
To Gov. WELLS.
Special photographers Flash Dis.
patches from Camp Wasatch,
THIS Is GOVERNORS DAY.
Chicf Executive wIIi Review state
Troops ThIs Evening - court Mar
tiai cascs-Onc Rather serions.

troops This Evening Court Mar
hai cascs-Ono Itathcr serions.
This the nf'h day Of camp Ifo nc
Camp WnHatoh was rather quiet as
nothing Of special Importance happened
outside OF the routine work which the
mon perform ua though they had been
ih the regular army Tor years. The bu.
Elo calls are sounded promptly aud ro.
npondod Co aH promptly na possible.
Aticr breakfast and guard mount this
morning tho men wen. called out Tor
company dnli which Iuats about one
and half hours and after tyat of
ioriy-hNv minutes they ury again ro-
spending 10 the commands of the super.
Tor officers.
Last evening tho regular druss par.
ndc ana band concert WIS given. AZ.
ter drgHa parade u yollvy was nrUl aud
with the air. nllpd with strains uf music
the ilug was lowered and. after being
neatly folded by the color guard. wnH
carried 90 headquarters With Ery1t
pomp.
The signal CORPS work o. very I'M
tercetlng and ~ mo- only enjoyable 90
the members uf that division uf tho
service but by 400 tho men who watch
the iiaHhoa as they go and come and uH
many Of them are Understood hy hl
boys they uro watched very closely
This morning Capt grconWuld. ace
complnird hy six of hlH Hcrgeluta Joe
Gated themselves at the "Nown' cor.
ner and were soon ln communication
with the remainder OF the corps nt the
camp who were under the command VI
Lieutenant Scott
MESSAGE TO GOVERNOR WELLS.
Captain Grpouwail called nt tho office
OF the state Bank and accompanied
Governor Wells 90 the instrument and
IN the EoyvfuurH presence the follow.
luE message was slguulpd from the post
and was Interpreted Boy capt GrC,n-
valid and handed to the governor for
reply!
Camp Waantch.
Sept -. 1899. 1850 a. m.
Governor Wells. salt Lukc.-Thn com.
handing officer sends his compliments
90 hls yNcclloucy VIII the commander
in chief communicate his doHircH3 Tho
ceremonies uf the command commence
this afternoon and himself and stat can
partuh, Of the officers NEE. az l.i5.
Signed. yANNoN.
Bfigndier General.
The royernor after reading The above
wrote The following and handed Il %
capt GrgcuwHld. who dashed Il t.
Lieut. scott, very quickly
THE GOVERNORS REPLY.
To Brlgudlcr General Cannous-Com-
plmOnts 10 the brig1dler general VIII
visit the camp at i'so ~
Governor
~ stated In the above. q u the Cove
Crn0rs intention 90 visit tho camp this
evening accompanied by bis stan. The
officers mgfs call Will bs sounded ut
5.i5. and after purtaklug of camp din-
nor the Governor viii De- escorted
around the post by urlgudior General
lieutenant white win then take the
Ninth cavalry down from Fort DuuE-
las. which. with the guard VIII lime up
Tor review. Holds band wiz De- ln at
tendance again tonight ana will give
"a grand band concert after the military
ceremonies,
COURT MARTIAL CASES,
There were no arrests made today.
which lH yUry gratifying Go the COM
muuuUT. Corporal William luu was
last evening fined by Summary Court
guard lines after taps" AZ the close |
~ the week be- viii receive from the |
State only $3.50 instead of $500.
Private Nelson uf q company also APP !
pDnryd before Colonel Ford. but was
only ruprmaudcd Cor uhspuung himself !
aftDr the expiration OF HE pass.
The health of the men o. very good, |
although there are "a Jew Of them uu the |
sick list their ailments are of d slight |
character,
Last night while General Cannon was
la the city, almost AN uf the commits
STONED officers took possession OF bis |
tent and enjoyed themselves immensely
The menu was elaborate in all respects, |
ana wine was In evidence and INDUCED |
Ia until late hour
Major White OF company y opened |
Midway yesterday afternoon promptly |
the officers attended the festivities lu |
well pleased with the enjoyment which !
tho major accOrds them,
FOUND ASLEEP.
Ellis johnson OF company a. tho |
his post while on guard duty, was tried /
by a general court martini last cyun- |
Ing but the decision VIII not be- an |
nouncod until this evening, The follow |
ing IL the personnel OF the court;
J. Col ~, l.. Richie, First Infantry
g Capt Levi 3. Haywood, First In
fnntry
g. Capt Fred Kamcrman, First In.
fnntry
4 Capt James Walton, First infnn-
Z. w ycut, W H. Tobias. signal
corps
4. a. smith. the young mans captain,
acted uH his counsel