The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-09

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The national guard has lost another
Of its commissioned officers. Colonel
j. D. Ford, assistant inspector of tar
get practice, forwarded his resignation
to headquarters last week.
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: Battery A lost two of its best mem
bers last week Privates Alec Tbomas
and Harvey Hardy applied for dis
charges from this organization to ar
/ cept positions on the regimental STAR
( Private Hardy VIII be appointed regi-
mental bugler and Private Thomas win
MI the position OF sergeant major.
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Company @, stationed at Provo
gained four members last month. The,
are c. Lunquist Thatcher smith and
The regular monthly competitive
drill was won by Sergeant Evans. The
prize was a fountain pen offered BIZ
senior First Lieutenant Smith. The
drill was one of the most interesting
hnal competition was between Ser
geants Evans and Bero. the latter fam
ing out on catch command after
about fifteen minutes drill. Next
month Junior First Lieutenant skid
more VIII offer prize for the drill
IN case the gold medal arrives before
that time, the prize will be given tn
the next 10 the second best drilled man
on that night.
H company viii entertain its friends /
in the club rooms in the Deseret Ma /
tional bank building Friday evening /
next. The boys are making extensive /
preparations for this event.
Messrs- Henry Love, r. L. Adamsop.
Jess Olson, A. W. Smith and NJ. Bill
lngs are the new recruits in COIN
Privates Hyman Greenwood and A
B. Pembroke were promoted Monday
evening, the former to hereafter Serve
as a sergeant and the latter as a cor
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company II viii drill at s O'clock
sharp Monday evening next. so as IN
permit permit the battery to have it's inspec-
ION.
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New quarters are to be provided for
.ompany II, its rapid growth having
MADE IT. necessary.
ne hon-commissioned officers Of
ohpany A. stationed at Nephi. hold q
guar nome commissioned officers !
C -, every wednesday night The I
III commissioner officers OF this COM
~ - are progressing very rapidly. both :
lents iliO'e-
captain z. Y. Smith of companv q (
ilsh school cadets. has resigned his J
Iiiiillsslon as captain on account Of
"a ing school 1t has not vet been J
eclded who viii iii the vacancy b11f
al probability Adjutant Max Brown c
III be chosen. 7
captain Greeuewald of the sisnal
'fps has made a requisition for d
owe Tor the quarters of the corne z
ne dampness Of the quarters has he
IN TO rust the new rifles received less
ian a month ago. :
I" imam Lawson Of company z. sta
Dned at Bountiful. was given an hon 8
do!e oischarge last week on account =
the expiration Of his term Of serv-
After numerous trials. connanv q
z uoned at Provo, has elected a can, g
N Ior that organization. r n >
Jonas was elected to iii the vacancy q
USED oy the resignation of Captain q
lchi Of company G. 8
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IlVate George Lunt of connany- A "
luOned at Nephi has made aooI{l =
tlon for a furlOugh with permission e
leave the state u
8attery A viii turn out for its rae,,- "A
monthly inspection Monday nigbf !, q
! dress uniform. Monday night viii =
% be visitors night, so all friends =
IN. me battery are invited TO be present | Il
the inspection. After inspection an z
ormai hop viii be held in the bat e
y club rooms y
ne new rules and regulations for z
guard, which VIII soon be pub sc.
leu' VIII affect the signal corps more
III any other organization. At pres q
-. al members are sergeants. but :,
- lLie ne" regulations there viii be ! g
sedntS corporaIs and first-class ori-
ompany G viii move its quarters q
Ter some time the coming week or
lore part of next They will ocer- ~
the quarters formerly OccuDiad nv
op & The boys are not heartily in g
OF or the change, but accent II
duse II cannot be helped. -
olii paHy = or BOuntiful gained one o
ruit last week in the person of F <
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Wo squads from the signal corps -
take their stations on the foothills
IN or the city this morning and o
q communications. The squads win
under the command Of Serseants q
u ana Lawson If the sun is NOT
,ills' communication viii be carried 9
Dy use OF the flags. The bows of
corps have declared their infep+io,, -
'eCoIiilhs expert in the signal work. a
the way most Of them are apDIvfnp @
nselves shows their determinatio5
ucceed. .
lie Following nCn-commissioned Of o
s have received their appointments
troop A. E. Y. Smith. first sar-
III; E. l. Biurne. uartermaster
cant; Clawson, second sergeant.
mDerlain, guidon sergeant: EkdahI. \
4 sergeant. Tod CaiRe. fourth SER
It, ana Hanson. stable sergeant.
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committee was appointed by trOOD y
Wednesday night to draw I'D bv-
Tor the troop. a committee on \
ication for enlistment was also an .
ted. whose duty it SHAH he r.
&c new members TO join the troop.