The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Private Charles McFadden of company
A has been appointed as a drummer in
his company, vice Hardy, promoted.
Private ], Romeberg of company B is
painful accident caused by an explosion
OF chemicals in the laboratory.
Corporal Fred Jordan of company has
applied for transfer.
Private o. Mills of company B left on
Thursday for Cheyenne, Wyo., on a thir-
ty days leave of absence, to attend the
bedside of his father.
Private Calvin K Campbell of company
is on the sick list, having a pet in the
form Of felon.
Private Franklin H MoyIe of company
was appointed 15rst sergeant, vice
Lund, elected second lieutenant
Musician Harvey Hardy of COMPANY. A
has been appointed chief drumpeter of the
geant-
Second Lieutenant Sophus Lund is in
command OF company B, on account of
the illness of Lieutenant Goodmansen.
Sergeant Fred J. Burkhardt of company
was acting sergeant major at battalion
drill Wednesday. on account Of the alb
sence Of Major Nation.
Corporal Charles r Smith of company
b swill leave in a day or two on an eX-
tended furlough to Arizona
Sophus Lund, the second lieutenant of
company 3, is forging to the front as
professor Of the violin.
The Quartermaster sergeants IF the va
nj Inns no ocf
week turning in the excess of stores on
hand to Captain Gilbert, military store
keeper at the armory.
The resignation Of CORPORAL Charles 6
Smith as a corporal Of his company has
been rendered, on account Of his proposed
furlOugh.
owing TO various complications which
have arisen lately among the members,
and a speedy disbandment is looked for.
Battalion drill was held last Wednesday
night, commanded by Major II. NJ. H
Lund. While not up to high standard
the efficiency Of the captains present was
fully up to date. Companies A and c had
| the largest attendance, company sec
Ond best
Company A will hold its regular com
pany drill tomorrow night, and chance
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their efficiency on that occasion
Three new enlistments were recorded
| in company A last week, being John s.
Bair, Frank g. Marsh and Charles w
| BOnnerud.
Weather permitting, the signal corps
Will lake its postponed trip up City Creek
canyon at o'clock p. m today, in com
mand of Captain j. A. Greenewald. Hello
graph practice will also be INDUCED in
Captain G. F. Summers of company c
has issued orders for company non-com-
missiOned officers school every other
/ Wednesday night, and has also purchased
drill regulations and a manual of guard
duty for each non-com.
The officers school, under the instruc-
ton of Captain and Acting Quartermaster
Gilbert, meets every Tuesday and Friday
| evening at the armOry.
The officers. of the First battalion will
assemble at the aTmory today at 8 a. N.
for the purpose of proceeding to the range
to indulge IN revolver practice. under the
| instruction of Captain O.. +. Summers Of
company c.
The long looked for target practice med
ais which were won last year have not
! arrived as yet. but are expected daily,
and will be issued to all except those who
have been dishohOrably discharged since
target practice.
The regular meeting of the officers as
ISOLATION was held last Monday night at
the armOry, with a very good attendance
Owing to the absence Of Brigadier Gen
eraI John c. Cannon, Lieutenant Colonel
J. d. Ford presided. Major Lund read
brief sketches from the inspector gener-
ais report Of the state of Pennsylvania.
the same being discussed by those pres
ent.
Orders for target practice will be issued
shortly, as it is the desire at headquart-
ers to benefit by last years experience
and hold practice as early as possible. so
as to allow all to get through with prac-
tice before the beginning of the annual
encampment, as it is impossible to de-
vote any time during the encampment to
target practice.
Captain J. A. Greenewaid OF the signal
corps has been scheduled to deliver an ad-
dress al the next meeting of the officers
association, on the future of the National
Guard.
Purely Ornamental.
(St. Louis Globe-Democrat)
Visitor-Your smoking room is beauti-
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