Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-03-14
TWO DAYS MEETING FOR LEG.
TUREs AND EXAMINATIONS,
ATTENDANCE VERY LARGE
Only One Other State Has Such
Training Provided for Its National
Guards-Credits Good on Promo
mountaineering Program Is Ar
ranged.
Madison, March s.

Guard attired in natty fatigue uni
forms. are listening to lectures of in
struction in matters military and TAX
ing written examinations on technical
affairs in the assembly chamber. This
| is the first session in our state Of the
school feature. and Massachusetts is
the only state to inaugurate such q
movement before Wisconsin Yester
day forenoon and afternoon were
given to lectures, until four o'clock
when the written examinations began
These continued until ten last night
The credits made by officers on
these examinations will help them in
the future, in case they are candidates
for promotion. OF themselves they
are not sufficient for promotion, be
cause the subjects treated at this
school are somewhat limited; but 50
far as they go, the credits bar further
examinations in these subjects The
addresses yesterday were as follows:
address by the adjutant general
9:20- Lecture - Administration.
Major William A. Skunk, Sth Cav. T.
S. A.
10:10-Lecture-"Guard Duty" Sec
ond Lieutenant Horatio B. Hackett
9th Infantry, U, S. A.
1l-Lecture-'Fi Field Service Regula
tions." Captain William V. Judson
Corps of Engineers. U. S. A.
2:16-LectWre-"ln Infantry Drill Regu
lations. General Charles King, Cap
tain u S. A, RETIRED Brigadier Gen,
eral, w. y. G., retired
3-Lecture-"Fi Firing Regulations for
Small Arms" Colonel George Graham
/. S. A. P. w. N. G., retired.
Those who were present yesterday
ard last night, and took part in the
examinations are as follows:
Brigadier General Charles R. Board
man. Oshkosh.
Colonel John G. Salesman, Madison
Colonel Winfield W Warren, To
nah.
Brigadier General Joshua Hodgins
Marinette.
Major Charles R. Williams Camp
Douglas.
Edward H. Grannis Menominee.
Gilbert E. Seaman, Milwaukee.
Edgar G. Barnes, Ripon.
Charles F. King, Hudson
William ] Cronyn, Milwaukee.
Daniel s. Macarthur. La Crosse.
George n Hldershide, Arcadia.
James W. FTew, Milwaukee.
j. r. Scott.
Major Marcus c. Bergh. Madison.
George II. Joachim. Madison.
Daniel A. Stearns, Monroe
Benjamin H Daily. Milwaukee
Oliver E. Lewis, Milwaukee
j p. Joachim.
II. c. Baker.
Irving A Fish. Racine
Alfred Z. Gaartz. Milwaukee.
Paul Ahnert, Milwaukee.
Frank Meske, LIST 1t, Milwaukee.
William Mehl I'd Lit, Milwaukee.
James w O'Connell, LIST 1t, Madi
sen.
George F. O'Connen. Cd 1t, Madi
son.
M. ]. Olson, I'd 1t. Madison.
Glenn w. Garlock, Captain FIT. AT
kinson
Geo. w schilling, list 1t, FIT. At
kinson.
John Mueller. I'd 1t, TT. Atkinson
Elmer NJ. Webb, Captain, Oconomo
voc.
Otto Schoen, I'd 1t, Oconomowoc.
Stanley E. Piasecki, LIST 1t. Milwan
kee.
Jos. f. zawadney. "a 1t, Milwaa
kee.
Robert T. Lawson, I'd IL. Mi1wau
kee
oscar S. pritchard I'd 1t. Milwou
kee.
Henry R. Prescott, Captain, Milwau
kee
Martin D. Imhof. 1st 1t, Mi'wau
kee
Gardener E. Bacon. I'd 1t, Milwau
kee
Rolf P. M. Rossman, Captain, BE
lott
JOS. A. Armstrong, 1st 1t, Beloit
Washington I Maurer I'd 1t, Be
lott.
John b. Schneider, Captain, Neenah
Chas, II. Welton, I'd 1t, Monroe.
Nathan e. Morgan, Appleton.
Frank W. Gruetzmacher, Ripon.
Wallace T. Greene, Marinette
Wilbur NJ Zee, Oconto.
julius A. Nemitz, Oshkosh.
Charles A. Green, Appleton.
James McCully, Ashland
Gustaye Disch Marinette.
ITlrich MJeckn, Sheboygan.
Edward Q. Brown, Captain, Rhine
lander.
David H. Walker, LIST 1t, Rhinelan
der
Ernest II. Meiklejohn, I'd 1t, Rhine
lander.
William B. Hall, Captain, Oconto.
Philip Wood. LIST 1t, Marinette.
Frank f. Bent, I'd 1t, Marinette.
Otto Meyer, Captain, Marsh1eld.
Leo II. Schoenhofen, I'd 1t, Marsh
field.
Hugh E. Pomeroy, Captain, Apple
ton.
William H. zuehlke, fst It. Apple
ton.
Geo. MerkeI, I'd It., Appleton.
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