The record-union., 1899-04-27
TROOP B is REORGAhIzED.
IT'S MEMBERS WILL SOON BE IN
THE SADDLE.
Names of Those Who Have Passed
the Necessary Physical Ex-
animation.

The reorganization of Troop B, cav
airy, was completed last night, and the
men who have toiled to that end are
happy. It's members went through a
rigid physical examination by Major F.
L. Atkinson, Surgeon OF the Second In
fantry last night, and the odd Guard
are sound in body and supple in limb
On April 10th Troop b reported ready
for duty, and the delay of the past
week was owing to the failure of the
proper authorities to detail surgeon
to conduct the physical examination
For that reason the acceptance of the
troop by the State will be dated April
18th, and it will draw allowances and
supplies from that date.
After each trooper had been declared
by the surgeon to be physically sound,
the oath was administered, and upon
signing the troop roll they became citi-
zen soldiers-members of Sacramento's
crack cavalry troop.
Many of the troopers, as the appended
roll will show, were members of Bat
ter G, Heavy Artillery, United States
Volunteers, in the late unpleaSantnesS
With Spain, and were also members of
OLD Troop b, which, at the beginning of
the war was merged into Rattery c.
Others We're members of the old troop
whose business or other interests would
not allow them to enter the service of
Uncle Sam, and others are recruits
men new to the service, but anxious to
learn.
The troop is composed of fine body
of men throughout, who will make an
equally good appearance on parade or
in a skirmish of the genuine variety.
1t only remains for Governor Gage to
accept the organization, and this, it is
known, will be done within the next few
days. -
Following is a complete list of the
names of the members of Troop B:
The letters following the names of the
members indicate former rank, as fol-
lows: V-Members who served in the
National Guard and also in the volun-
teer service; V. R.-Volunteer recruits,
or those who served in the volunteer
service, but not in the National Guard;
N G.-Those who served in the Ma
tional Guard, but not in the volunteer
service, and R.-Plain recruits who
have never seen service:
Captain John Cooke (V.), First Lieu
tenant Samuel W. Kay (V), Sergeant
o. J. Baden (v.), Sergeant Fred c..
Hunt. On. G.), Sergeant K. H. Lee Cv.)
Sergeant Fred Morrison On. CD, Ser
geant H. w. Lee On. CD, Corporal Tom
Kelly On. CD, Corporal Samuel H. Jen-.
nings (V). Privates. w. F. Evans On
CD, Rube 3. Lee (V.), Sergeant Joe
Bauquier On. g., Privates w F. Miner
On. GO, c.. Jennings On. CD, w. j. My
ers On. g., Sergeant Frank P Pike On
CD, Privates Isador Schad On. CD, F.
A. Jiegler On. CO. 1. Wiseman (R), c.
NJ. Myers W. RI. S. Sehested (V), ]. 6.
Williams On. G), VIM. C. Hauser w.
R.), L. A. Myers (V.), E. C. Hunt (V.),
Geo. E. Schadt (V), D. AIcDougall On
CD, Joseph H. Hastenplug On CO, Geo.
Wara V), M. T. Prendergast V.), Al
A. Cevedo (V. RI, S. D. Ferrel On. CD
John L. Sullivan (V), E. A. Ross On
CD, G. Hess On. CD, John c. March IN.
Co., W. Manning On. g., W. C. Hack
man On. g., A. c. Tennyson (v. RI
Del c. Bush (R), John G.. Merle (V. R.),
Charles A. Taylor (V. R), VIM. H
Stinson (V. RI, Willis F. Hayden CV
RI, r. w. Clegg W), c. F. Bastian
(R.), H. c. Castorf (V.), John S. Greg
DRY (R.), E. Holder On. ca, Alfred Mil
ner (R.), w. A. DAMN (R.), George ].
Lindenfeld (R-), VIM. b. Huber R),
a, E. Owens (R), w. Hosking (R).
James H. Hayes V.), G. w. Colvert
lR), James Colvert R), George w
Waldron W), L. NJ. Clarke sV.).