The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08

First Lieutenant Lawrence w. Smelt-
ger has Withdrawn from the race for
the captaincy of A company, and will
forward his resignation the coming
week. y
Private Frank Hanson of company
C'has forwarded an application for dis
charge, on account of physical disabil-
| ity by certificate of DR.. E. S. Wright.
Musician Harvey Hardy, A company,
4 leaves this morning for East canyon,
on a three days hunting trip.
Sergeant George Knudsen is able to
be about once more, having nearly re-
covered from the wound on his head.
Application was received by C COM
pany from Frank Duboice.
Application for discharge was for
warded last week by e. j. Corbett from
/ company c, as he'igoes to Idaho to re-
side.
| The ar1nery was decorated last week
with relics of the triumphal arch, which
were kindly presented to the guard
! by President Barnes of the city coun-
Sergeant Allen G. Burt received his
| discharge from company C last We'd
| nesday, by reason of his appointment
as regimental sergeant major.
The discharges. of First Sergeant
| Frederick K. Dust and Private John A.
Hyde of company a have been disap-
proved -
1 Application. from George E. Payne,
to Captain M. Y. Cannon for a transfer
to C company.
Drum Major Sophus H. Lund was on
the sick list last week, with a sprained
thumb.
Company. drill was held last Monday
night by company B. company held
squad drill on account of a poor at
tendance, owing to so many of its
members working at nights.
Quartermaster Sergeant Arthur C.
Skidmore was busy all last week in. re-
modelling the signal corps equipment
room.
Private Charles Stansberry of com
pany d has transferred to C COM
pany.
Captain J. A Greenwald of the sig
nal corps has decided to enforce mills
tary discipline. and some changes are
promised at next Thursday nights
drillsFF
Musician Jacob H. Brox of company
F has applied for thirty days fur
Tough, to visit Gold Mountain.
First Sergeant Henry F.. Molenelh
of the signal corps has returned to
duty. after two weeks sick leave.
First Lieutenant James r. Durand Of
company B is on a seven days leave
of Absences visiting friends in Ogden.
Private Charles B. Huber of A COM
pany has made application for his dis
charge, for the purpose of leaving this
state to reside in Los Angeles. He
leaves the coming week for that place.
The signal corps has discontinued
heliograph practice for the season, and
will take up telegraphy in addition to
flag signaling for the winter indoor
drills.N
The application of Edward K. Jor-
don fer enlistment in the hospital corps
has been disapproved.
Much interest was manifested by the
guard in watching the hospital CORPS
drilllast Monday night, which was held
previous toEthe company drill Steward
Knox BodelI put the corps through
litter drill and carrying of wounded
without filters.
Musician John B. Sanderson of q
company was excused from drill last
Monday, on account of receiving an
ugly cut across his hand, caused by
letting his gun fall and cutting his
hand by the front sight.
Private Harry p. YadnaisE of Al COM 4
pany has applied for his discharge on
account of leaving the state for his
home in Massachusetts. & @
Regimental AdjutanE Captain J. w.
Afford Will make application tn be rel
tired from the guard, having ssved
over five years.
ChesterA. Hope. formerly a member
of battery A, has applied for member
ship in company A.
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