The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-08
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

NATIONAL GUARD NOTES
C~ornora1 Lorenzo Dunford of company
has reported for duty, after a TWO
months leave Of absence.
A. the regular meeting Of company
2 Private John Lavish was Voteo IN as
a member Of that compony.
rho Home Circle society of company
p will meet at the home OF Corporal
Ted Gordon tomorrow night.
An extra drill was participated in by
oomDauv 3 on Friday night for the n
sfrpction Of corpOrals and squads.
Owing to the election last Monday
night company A called drill off to
allow the members to hear the re-
turns.
Sergeant Oscar W. Nicholson of COM
many A is to be out again, having re-
ported for duty yesterday.
All non-commissioned officers Of the
First battalion are notified TO appear
for school at the armOry thursday
night. Captain Lewis z. Gilbert will
be the instructor, and the setting up
exercises will be the order for thai
night.
The painters, paper hangers and kali
sominers have at last completed their
labOrs in r%enOvating the armory and a
pleasant smile is on both the armory
and the boys in consequence.
The Nusketeer Social club of COM
pany 4 will meet at their club room
Friday evening at s o'clock when a
baseball nine VIII be picked from the
members Of the club.
A garrison -cOurtmartiaI has been or
dsred to convene at the armoTy for the
trial OF Privates Leslie c. Mulkay and
Abram WARDROBE of company A for
absence from drill.
Private Thomas Blundell Of company
A was in the city last week on account
Of the serious illness of his father, and
returned to Cotton yesterday, where he
now resides.
Company B has decided to have a
practice march a week from today.
The boys will march from this city 20
BOuntiful in the morning and return in
the evening by the Salt Lake & ogden
railway.
Private Frank Moyle, formerly a
member Of the engineer battalion, en-
listed in company 3 last Wednesday
night and he has been mentioned as a
successor to Lieutenant Durand upon
the acceptance of Durrand's resigna-
ton.
Sergeant c. T. Smith of company c.
VIII retire from the guard Thursday
next having completed his term of ser
wee on that date. and will enlist in
lae matrimonial corps. The boys all
wish him success.
Fred Gustavenson Dust Of
= VIII he appointed a sergeant vice c.
T. smith, upon the discharge Of the
latter. He viii then compete for the
position OF second lieutenant in that
company upon the retirement Of Cap
tain NJ. Y. Cannon.
Company c.. commanded by Lieuten-
ana James Terry. assisted BY Leuten-
AM Christensen, held outdoor drill last
LUt1Idy night, consisting Of skirmish
uL.L especially by squad and section.
"L,noDgh somewhat Handicapped by a
shortage of warrant officers.
orders have been issued by CAPTAIN
Lewis Z Gilbert. commanding com
pany A.. for all members to be present
tomorrow night for drill and the regu-
I1r monthly inspection Of arms and
equipments.
The signal corps voted in one new
-.,-F Lnursday night. The drill I'M
.He aoIe direction Of Captain ]. A.
exercises ~ uP
officers association will meet to
morrow night at the armorv. Cantain
~ n. tiassing will deliver an address
er." the same lines as Major lind
-loh ne best and complete mode Of
L~.p.eeolng 70 Strawberry Valley and
euetilnE the insurrectiOn there Tho
Sharp. p IN.
rDaptaIn Fred Kamerman of comnonv
~ Manu, is in the civ attendinS
L-erence n reports n eplisfmanf
ulaL OF Frank Lyon: also thai ~
rr--IlpoX scare is practically ended al
NouEh there was one death IN -.
.gApany from this cause. necesv5totin@
we suspension Of drill for $685.
@eeAH' The strength Of the comnenI
"I present is forty-seven.
The examination for sargoou
TbporaIs IN company c was held LAST
faInlrslay night at the armory' and fbe
TIto"lng percentages were attained.
S en- jenkins, 156; J. McNeili 1SE.
VVy1foett. 1875; NJ. H~erschvoga1 on. =
Kssner IS; and C. Kirby. 10 Priv"
bi+Epdck was unable to be nrssan+ o1
examination has been set fo- T,oan
Jay evening next. Tues
ne board Of examiners wb;o
ccIponted by the Commando ~ wds
CoIorSJng OF General John Q. Cannon
PirlIei u. II Wells and Surgeon w n
inr srton. Tor the purpose of examin-
msne officers of the guard for nom
fbs-IIons, has been dissolved Ill
ns~4S Tor their efficient d1itv
BOARD consisting of Colonel n w q
Cr+yVon, Lieutenant Colonel "
TnrSuow. Majors W. F. Beer IT NJ II
been and Captain J. W. Afford bas
pro- 1etailed TO meet at the cali of ~
fr +pent. The brigadier general 1iII
ONE time and place. and nama IN ~
bosr5s Who are to appear bafore az
'Oafd for examination. Oeiore n