The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

3 Battery y will turn out next Sunday
and take 4 jaunt TO Pennington, where It
viii probably engage in target practice.
Company r, whose station is in thas
town, is ready 10 welcome the organiza-
ton.
The signal corps VIII report at the
armory this morning at il O'Clock Tor IN
structionS in the use OF the heiograph,
On account OF the number Of new mem
bers who have not done work Wlth this
apparatus the corps viii not DO any sigma /
work, but Will simply be instructed III
ment.
Captain ]. A. Greenewald II The signal
SorPs Iast ! hufsnaY nlsht dppointeo an
investigating committee, consisting or
five members, whose duty il is to inquire
into the character Of applicants for en-
listment in the corps
Koy Frost of company c has made ap-
pllcaUon Tor a discharge from that or
ganizasion. Frost VIII leave tor a three
years mission to Germany on the 18th
inst. AT the farewell entertainment,
which is to be given tomorrow. evening, a
squad from company & viii do some
Worh in the manual Of arms
Sergeant Charles Pool OF company e
has been appointed first sergeant OF hat
organization, wee Fred c. Dust, promo ted
10 reSlmental sergeant major ). Claw
son was at the same time made quarter
master sergeant OF the company
SIX members of the first section OF bat
terry intend to have q SUBSECTION of
their own. The progressive group eN-
poets TO put IN an evening week extra
on artillery instructions.
Lew Faehr and J. \. Bennett both
MADE Application for enlistment in the
battery last Monday night. The apph-
cants wifi receive the consideration of
the organization tomorrow evening
company II opened in non-cOm. school
last H'rIday evening with a good attend
awe. The instructions were IN the school
of the soldier, which Will furnish material
for about three lessons. After the COM
pleton o. course in the schools of the
solder and company the examination for
warrants will probably be given.
Captain Ralph Sharkey of company II
has lately been unable 10 attend drills of
his organization on account Of sickness
in the family
the signal corps monthly assessments
were collected last Thursday evening, and
Notwithstanding the taco an average
number OF the members were present.
The application OF c. Y. CIaWsOn for
enlistment in the signal corps was
granted by the organization THURSDAY
The entire battery viii turn out for
drill tomorrow afternoon. instructions
Will be given by Captain Orrin Groo.
Another excellent infantry organiza-
ton was added TO the national guard last
Monday evening. The new company is
known as company q. The organization
was mustered in by Colonel sam Park.
and about forty recruits were present,
put at least fifteen more Will be added in
the course of the week, so that a fun
company is looked for in the very near
future
The proposed organization of a new
company a t Nephi continues to progress.
Already about fifty names are on the
muster roll and those promoting the
movement claim that Il fun company will
be present at the mastering.
Company u at BOuntlful IS rapidly ad-
vancing with the rest of the guard or
ganizatIons- New men are regularly be-
ing added, and Captain Haywood expects
to see a full roster in very short time
On account of a holiday there will be
no drills at the armory hall Monday
evening. The hall viii be open only from
2:3O to 4:30 p. m.
John IL. Horn made application for an
istment in the signal corps last Thurs
day evening.
The signal corps and battery are both
considering the idea of organizing a bas-
ket pail team, so "a game between the
two organizations may be looked for
some time this spring