The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
NATIONAL GUARD

~ - W. - 49, Jul ID NlOunlC diOSE
that locality and as more than half
the players are members Of the guard.
the organization readily accepted the
new name That the team is of the
| first class and that its chances for win
ming the state championship are very
bright Is acknowledged by every en-
thusiast Oh the game. II Is now the
duty of every guardsman TO give the
organization his hearty support Go TO
every game you possible can and yeli
anc root" until the very last minute
| of the scrinmages for the victory half
depends upon the encouragement re-
ceived from the sideIines. The next
game the team viii play viii be with
the Agricultural college. on the 18th
inst.
The signal corps was placed in COM
mand of the non-commissioned officers
last Thursday night and each mon
com" was instructed TO thoroughly
drill the organization through the
school OF the company. While it was
the first time some of the men had
been in command of the corps. the man
euVers were executed without a hitch.
Troop A was inspected last Wednes-
day evening by Captain George Sum
All NilG was lOuuu
proper condition The following APP
pointments were made the same even
ing: Corporal Knapp to be sergeant,
and Troopers Mackey, Ball and Belcher
to be corporals.
The First artillery, with a good at
tendance, received Instructions In the
school of the company at its last regu-
lar drill. These instructions viii now
succeed the battery work during the
winter season.
The last sad rites were performed
over the remnants OF companies B and
G during the past week. when each
member was presented with a bona
fide discharge.
The brilliant work of the First Regi-
mental band last Sunday evening was
without doubt as much a surprise to
its many friends as TO those who knew
comparatively nothing of the OrganiZa-
ton. The selections were rendered in
excellent style and the large crowd in
attendance was very appreciative
The band as yet is not mustered up to
its full strength. about six more must
clans being desired. A number of appli-
cations for enlistment in this organiza-
ton have been received. nearly all Of
which have been disregarded on ac-
count of the applicants not being mas
ters of their respective instrument.
The officers of the line Have COM
menced a movement TO organize an
officers lyceum for the line officers only.
The recently organized lyceum for all
officers Of the guard came to an abrupt
and untimely end on account of the
higher officers, with few exceptions
showing a decided lack OF interest IN
the.afIairs of the association The pro-
posed lyceum viii be composed of the
officers of the signal corps. First ar
tilIery, troop A, company II and the
hospital corps.
Captain Greenewald OF the signal
corps Is the recipient of a handsome
gold plated corps belt buckle bearing
the compliments of the NJ. c. Lilley
company.
The football team strengthened its
line very decidedly when Sergeant G..
Worthen of the battery and an old
veteran at the game was persuaded 10
do the stunt at center. WOrthen, when
with the High school champions, was
the terror OF all the other aggrega-
I
lions.
Troopers Smith. Shaw and CIawson
of the erstwhile "Corisnton' company
were seen at the armory in uniform
last Wednesday. They all agree thar
there are many, many ties between
Kansas City and Salt Lake.
The members of the First artillery
a4 he this rrNnrFfY,ep
at 8 o'clock for instructions in gallery
target practice. preparatory to going
upon the range next week. The same
instructions We're given last week,
when many succeeded in making en-
viable scores, the six highest being from
20 to "a, the possible being 20.
| A shower bath is to be placed in the
| football room for the use of the fol-
] lowers of the strenuous sport
Lieutenant w. C. Webb. First artii-
/ fery. has received one of the new army
regulation caps with NJ. C. Lilley's
compliments
Trooper Crismon, First cavalry. has
been granted a months furlough IN
order TO take 4 trip TO Canada.
The High school cadets. with two
] drills a week, are making rapid adj
| vancement in their military course.
The west side cadets, nearly all OF
| whorn pursued the course last year, are
now being instructed in extended order,
while the east side is being drilled IN
the school of the company, the latter
! students being mostly recruits. Al
aN.ra
panies are being appointed, the latest
appointment being Sergeant A. F. Man
ming, west side, TO first lieutenant on
the east side.
The troop enlisted John F. Flower
last Wednesday evening.
The different organizations are al
ready beginning to talk Of dances, and
the Indications are that a number will
be given during the present season.
Corporal Bassett of company II was
promoted to a sergeantship by Captain
| Williams last Tuesday evening. Ser
geant Bassett is one of the company s
best men. and undoubtedly deserves the
promotion.
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~ able 10 carry out any obligations
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