The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-18
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Company c mad one enlistment last
Leo Q. CalIoon and Walter Illingsworth,
formerly OF troop G, Fourth cavalry en-
listed in company last week.
Private 7. c. shaw OF COMPANY A left
the city on an extended vacation 10 Ne
Vada last Thursday.
Private Harry Taylor of company A
met with a painful accident last week
having crushed mis- foot I'M me elevation n
the Cullen.
Major H. NJ. H. Loud viii inspect COM
Pany z at Bountiful next Thursday night
aides.
Captain II. Y. Cannon has taken ad-
vantage of his three months furlough.
beginning Thursday. the 18th ult
Private Leslie Mulkay Of company A
was suddenly caGed to Park CITY last
Wednesday owing 10 the illness OF rela-
tives.
Major H. NJ. H. Lund successfully
passed his examination for commission
last Monday night
John Duncan. James Read. Alma H.
John ZahlOr of battery A, United states
volunteers, enlisted in company Z last
week.
A Sneligroye and D. Daniels Of COM
pany b were brought before the summary
court officer last Thursday. Sentence viii
be'imposed next week.
The following members were duly en-
listed in company = last Wednesday:
John ROonbuTg, Carl Reynolds. H. Powell
and r. r. Livingstone.
Privates Ellis johnson and Roy Kaighn
of company A are on the sick list. having
contracted severe cold in Fridays
maneuyeIings.
Company A held squad drill last Mon
day night for the purpose Of getting the
new recruits in condition and immediate
~ after drill the Musketeer Social club
held its regular semi-mOnthIy meeting
Two applications for membership were
received and acted upon favOTably.
Company c did not hold its regular drill
last Tuesday night on account of the
turnout that day for the volunteers
burial. but instead have been busy in
cleaning up equipments which were used
during the day. and which were thiCkly
coated with 2-keli-
Company \ will be inspected tomorrow
night by Acting Inspector General John
J.. Ford. and viii be in heavy marching
belts, while collars and white gloves.
The Canteen and haversack will be worn.
Orders have been issued by Lieutenant
James Terry. now in command of COM
pany c. for the attendance Of all members
Of the company 10 be present in heavy
marching order. next Tuesday night for
general inspection All who fail to ap-
pear will be cOurtmaTtialed.
Company B, at its company meeting last
Wednesday night, succeeded in organizing
the Home Circle society.
The signal corps was duly inspected last
Thursday night By Lieutenant Colonel
John D. Ford, and was in heavy marching
order. minus blanket bags. which have
not yet been issued. A very rigid and
thorough inspection of-every article was
had, also in signaling, marching and gen
eral appearance.
First Lieutenant James DUrand Of COM
pany Il entertained the officers and nom
commissioned officers of the company at
his residence last week. Cards and games
were the order Of the evening. Refresh
ments We're served, and a very pleasant
time was had.
Company D at Woodruff. Captain James
Walton commanding, viii engage in gal
lery practice the last Of this month.
Requisition for necessary articles were
filled by Quartermastsr l.. Z. Gilbert and
shipped last week to this company.
The gatling guns which were formerly
in use by the signal corps viii be turned
over to each company in succession ac-
COrding to rank in this city for instruction
in the near future. and VIII constitute part
Of the company equipment while IN its
possession,
Company 3 viii give a ball tomorrow
night at St Marks hail. The grand
march begins at $50 p, IN. The committee
on arrangements c0uslsts of Captain 0,
H. Hassing, Lieulenants Durand and
GoOdmdusoE. Sergesnts a. II. Lund.
S0phUs Lund and Corporal II, Barton, A
ladies' committee consisting of Mrs Cap
tain Hassing. Mrs. Lieutenant Duraud,
Mrs. A. II. Lund and Mesdames 81. An
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