The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-21

Methodist church.
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Mr.. John Arnold received from the east
Thursday a beautiful Steinway piano, of
the Colonial style.
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES
Sergeant James Noble Of company c
was discharged last Friday, IN conse-
qUence Of expiration of his term Of SER
vice.
Lieutenant Harry Robbins OF COM
pany A leaves tomorrow on business
trip south. and will be gene about a
week.
First Sergeant L. z. sandersor Of
company has applied for his dis
charge, on account of leaving the city,
Captain Levi S. Haywood and Lieu
tenant William Riley OF cOnrpanyAE
were in the city -sterday in regard
10 affairs of their company.
Private Roy Kaighn Of company A
has at last been able to report for duty,
having been on the sick list for two
weeks.
Sergeant Oscar Nicholson Of com
pany A has been on the sick list for the
last week, with pneumonia.
Company z will give a grand select
military ball on Friday evening, Jan.
/ e, at the opera house. Invitations can
be had at the armory Of Captain L. E.
/ Gilbert.
1 Lieutenant c. Christensen Of com
pany c has been appointed adjutant OF
/ the FIRST battalion.
First Sergeant L. Z. Sanderson of
! company G has returned from q ninety
days furlough from Bingham.
! Sergeant William White Of the signal
/ corps returned from Butte last Tues
J day night, and viii undergo an opera
! ton at St Marks hospital
Corporal Harry Solivan of company
/ c has applied for his discharge. on &C
/ count of business interfering with his
drills.
Sergeant Frederick Burkhardt Of
/ company c was on the sick list several
days last week.
Company A held it's postponed meet
ing last Monday night, and succeeded
in organizing a social club, to be known
as the Murketeer Social club, with Cor
I poral William Parr as president. Germ
Johnson secretary, and Captain L. Z.
Gilbert as treasurer
A battalion inspection has been or
dered by Major H. NJ H. Lund Com
pany A will be inspected tomorrow
night company c on Tuesday. and
/ company B on Wednesday night. The
order for a general inspection has not
been issued as yet.
The officers association will meet to-
morrow night at the armOry at D. m.
/ The programme viii include an address
by Lieutenant George W. Gibbs, for
merly of the Utah volunteer battery.
All officers are invited to attend.
Company c held its regular drill last
Tuesday night, with an attendance OF
fifteen. including officers. The drill
/ consisted chiefly OF the bayonet eXer-
cises and marchings, in which the COM
pany is quite proficient
Company BIS board of examiners met
last Tuesday night at the armOTy, and
the four lance lacks" were examined
as TO their proficiency for corporals- Nc
decision has been reached as yet, as
the different percentages have not been
compared.
The signal corps, Captain J. a
Greenewald commanding, held its usua
interesting drill last Thursday. con
sisting Of the manual of arms with thC
caroline. Flag signaling was ais,
drilled
The committee on programme of the
Officers association was appointed las
week by President John Q. Cannon, anC
consists Of Major H. n. H. Lund. Cap
/ tain NJ. Y. Cannon and Lieutenant Car
Christensen
Quite an interesting time was haC
/ last Wednesday night at the aImory
Oscar Anderson of company B wa
brought in by a squad of men fcT non
J attendance at drill, ana upon his ar
rival at the arm0ry, Major Lund im1ne
! diately seized upon him for the purpoe
{ Of a courtmartial for previous Of
/ tense.
Company a has been making extern
sive improvements. owing TO the fOTsna
q ton Of its social club. having fitted VI
. the old battery quarters Tor their &C
commodation- Work has been going OF
all week. 30 as 10 De READY 10 NOV
; from their old quarters by the hrst o
/ next week. and the company viii the
have the finest quarters in the ar
m0ry.
= Private Lafayette Morrison Of com
) many r. formerly member Of eoBIpan
X at Richfeld. was brought before IN
summary court officer for trial for ab
s sence from drill, and viii now be 'iiabl
B for trial for failing 70 turn over M
Eequipments while a member Of com
q fp2ay X.
. An order has been issued r.