The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

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NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.
Once more the non-coms. of company
B were unable to hold their weekly
school on Friday night, owing to the
absence of Captain o. H. Hassing.
Sergeant Ira Stoker of company E, at
Bountiful, acting first sergeant, vice
Hardy, who is on mission, will be
appointed first sergeant the coming
week.
The signal corps baseball nine de-
feated the troopers at Fort Douglas last
Sunday in a very spirited game, the
score being 10 to II.
Corporal Ted Jordan of company B,
his company, was promoted sergeant,
vice Davidson, reduced.
Captain J. A. Greenewald of the sig
nal CORPS was overcome by the heat
last Sunday while viewing the ball
game, and was compelled to call medi-
cal aid.
Private Ellis Johnson of company A,
III
count Of business interference, received
the same last Friday.
Sergeant John Jenkins of company c
concluded that militia was too slow,
and, therefore, left with Campbells cir
Gus last week.
Fred Schmale, formerly of the hos
pital corps, U. S. army, has made ap-
plicatiOn for enlistment in the corps,
with view Of recognizing the same.
Captain ]. A. Greenewald of the sig
nal corps leaves this morning with the
Ellts for Evanston, WyO., on a pleasure
jaunt
Major r. ]. Glendtnning, A. Q. NJ. on
the brigade staff, left Friday on bust
ness trip to the mining districts of
southern L TAN
Sergeant A. c. French of the signal
corps has been ordered discharged, to
take effect at once. upon his own ap-
plication, as his business is too bur-
densome to attend drills.
on-cOmmissiOned officers school in
company c will begin tomorrow night
at the armory, under the instruction of
Captain George F. Summers.
Private George W. Kilpaek of com
pany c, who has been south on a two
months furlough, reported for duty
yesterday.
Corporal George H. Morris of COM
pany a, an ex-vOlunteer in the war
with Spain, enlisted in the regular army
last week. and will leave in a short
while for the Philippine islands.
Company A held its semi-monthly
drill Monday night, with an average at
tendance. First Lieutenant Charles G.
Forclund being the instructor.
Captain Levi S. Haywood of company
E, at B0untiful, was in the city yes
terday, in connection with the recent
order for target practice, which will
begin shortly.
The signal corps decided at its last
regular drill on Thursday night to &C
cept all challenges from any baseball
nine in the guard, and company G es-
pecially. No heliOgraph practice will
be held today, owing TO the absence of
Captain Greenewald.
Lance Corporal Frank 3. Young of
company b has succeeded to a we'll
earned promotion, having been pro-
NOTED to full corporal last Wednes-
day night.
Major George w. Gibbs who served
with Utah's crack batteries, has the
honor of furnishing the metal of which
the service medals FIR the guardsmen
in this state were made. Major Gibbs
procured this metal from the Reina
Christina, Spanish battleship which
was sunk by Admiral Dewey in Manila
bay.
Battalion drill will be the order for
the coming week, to be held on We'd
nesday night, and every effort has been
put forth to make this drill a success,
both in attendance and maneuvering.
As yet no orders have been issued for
the appearance of the commissioned Of
ficers before the board of examiners for
their examination, but it has been in
formally let out that all officers will be
examined at once on the following
dates: June 49, %, 20 and %. or one
night being devoted to each subject.
Private Lon Morrison of company B,
also of company K at Richfield, re-
ceived his discharge yesterday, as he
contemplates entering the sheep bust
ness at Richfeld.
Corporal Lorenzo Dunford of COM
pany A has been promoted sergeant,
vice-O. W. Nicholson, resigned, and
Lance Corporal James Lawson as full
corporal vice Dunford, promoted
General order No. ., just issued. states
that the original hoard, consisting of
Colonel NJ. L. Richie, Majors Lund and
Beer and Captain j. w. Afford, for the
purpose of determining what officers
and enlisted men were entitled to ser
vice medals, will be continued until re-
lieved, and each member of the guard
who is entitled to a service medal will
be given one indicating whether he
completed his five years as an officer
or as IN enlisted man.
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