The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-03
INVITATION TO
RETURNED VOLUNTEERS


y r y
+ In compliance with the general >
+ invitation extended by his excel \
+ lency, Governor Heber NJ. Wells. \
+ to the people of the state to unite y
r IN a grand demonstration and re- \
= ception on the occasion of the re- y
= turn of the Utah battalion of light y
= artillery from the Philippine \
+ islands. and in a fitting manner y
+ express the love and high esteem 4
+ In which Utah holds her volunteers r
= for their loyalty in responding so r
+ promptly TO the call for men to up y
y hold the honor and dignity of our +
nag and ayenge the dastardly de- y
+ struction of the Maine and her gall r
y liant men. \
AS feature of the celebration to r
= take place upon this occasion it is y
+ proposed to invite all returned VOL +
= unteers now within the state, who 4
enlisted in any of the Utah organ y
izations, to participate in the pa \
rade, and TO be present at the ex- \
ercises to receive the medals of \
+ honor 10 be presented by the state. \
y The original muster rolls in the y
governors office give the addresses \
of these volunteers previous to +
their enlistment, but in the lapse of y
+ so eventful year very many of 4
r them have changed their resi- \
r dences. The committee desires to \
+ ascertain all their present ad- 4
= dresses, and to this end requests all \
+ returned volunteers now within the \
y state to forward their present ad- +
+ dresses to their old commanding y
= officers, as follows:
r First Troop, Utah Cavalry, to y
r Captain Joseph Z. Game. Salt \
y Lake City. +
4 Troop l. Second United States =
y Volunteer Cavalry. to Lieutenant \
4 Colonel John Q. Cannon. Salt Lake y
= City. y
y Battery C. Utah Volunteer Artil- \
4 lery, to Lieutenant John T. D. \
\ Murphy, ogden. 4
= Returned Batterymen of Batteries 4
\ and B, to Sergeant D. H. Wells, \
\ Salt Lake City. +
y Third United States Volunteer y
+ Engineers, Company X, to C. S. y
= Burton. Adjutant General, Salt 4
4 Lake City.
The committee further desires to y
= know, at as early date as it is y
= possible, the name and number that 4
y will be in ranks. of all organiza- \
[ i on Sc PEI ially uniformed y
Throughout the state, that ex- y
= pect to be present in Salt Lake y
= City on that occasion, that pro- 4
= vision may be made for their prop 4
= er assignment in the parade. \
= 1t Is also earnestly desired to y
= know the name and strength of +
= every band that will be here to \
= participate in the exercises on that :
= day. that they may have proper \
= assignment in the line. \
= Address all communications, ex- \
= cept those specified above, to Gen. \
= eraI w. HI. Penrose, Grand Mar \
= shall, Room All, Auerbach Block, \
= Salt Lake City, or call up phone \
= &c. y
\ GEN. w. H. PENROSE, U. S. A., \
: Grand Marshal. \
= All associations and bands desiring y
: to participate in the parade. to well \
! come our returning volunteers, are \
! requested to report to the grand y
: marshal at the earliest moment. Also \
! all men from Utah who enlisted in \
= the regulars or other state volun- \
= teers. Room al, Auerbach building \
) GEN. VIM. II. Fl. PENROSE, U. S. A. y
p Grand Marshal. y
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