The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
Colonelkelly Obtains Uniforms
and Money for First Regiment.

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steps toward having a shoot from
which to select the best marksmen for
the Seagirth team.
The California National Guard will
not take part in the army movements
of regulars and guardsmen at Ameri-
can Lake, Wash, between July 10 and
October 10. for the reason that no pro-
visions were made for any contingent
from this State to attend this great
school of instruction.
In general orders issued from the
office of the adjutant general of the
National Guard OF California appears
the following complimentary para
graph appreciative of the work of the
guardsmen during the time they were
on active duty after the fire:
Supplementing the various field pr
ders Issued from this office in the
months of April and May, 1905, the
COMMUNICATIVE chief desires to empha-
size, and again express his thanks TO
all officers and men OF the National
Guard of California, the naval militia
of California and retired officers con-
tious manner in which they performed
the very difficult and delicate duties de-
volving upon them while on active
duty in connection with the disaster
and other localities in this State In
April last. The officers. and men of the
full duty during the time they were in
active service, earning by their sol
dierly conduct the admiration and COM
mendation OF thinking civilians and
trained officers Of the United States
army.
COMMISSIONS ARE ISSUED.
Commissions have been issued to Of
fcers of the National Guard as fol-
lows since April /:
First Brfgade-Robert Wankowsi,
Second Brigade-John Andreas kos
First Squadron of Cavalry-James
Gum, first lieutenant of Troop d. vice
Jonas. comissioned first lieutenant:
Troop d, vice Gum promoted.
First Infantry-John Patrick Duffy,
SGalp o,I. ry Vie Mathewson promoted;
Adler deceased; Charles Defeasse Lowe.
first lieutenant, vice Hammond resign
ed; Arthur Henry Clifford. second lieu
H am He YSs f saydam rs w
Company d, vice Gould resigned: Ed
ward Henry sengstaGk. second lieu
failed to qualify; Frank Edward Tully.
second lieutenant Company e, Conley
resigned; Vernon Richard Branch, sec
ond Lieutenant ut Company E; vice Hyde
lieutenant Company G, vice Talbot re-
signed.
Argues. first lieutenant. vice, Forster
resigned; Walter Harry Reed. second
lieutenant vice Geary promoted; James
Calvin Pits second lientenant Com,
Jacob Faneuf. first lieutenant Company
@, vice Schroeder resigned.
Sixth Infantry-Walter Edwin Garri
son, second lieutenant. vice Young re-
lieved; Paul Maningham Norboe. cap
tain Company I, vice Ayers term ex-
pired; Jesse Avis Buchanan, second
lieutenant Company I, vice Hegadorn
Seventh Infantry-Harry Edgar
Mitchell, major, vice Sloat retired;
Charles Franklin Hutchins. first lieu
Bennett Austin, second lieutenant, vice
Gould resigned; Lewis Albert Paine,
signed Ipie Charles franklin XIII Hutchins,
first lieutenant Company /, vice Bar
thelemy term expired; Frank Lee Wor-
den, second lieutenant Company I, vice
Hospital Corps-Halleck H. Look.
captain and assistant surgeon, vice
self; Reuben Martin Bonar, first lieu
Hyde resigned; Alvin Henri Wright
first lieutenant and assistant surgeon,
VICE Gariick resigned;
lin. lieutenant Junior grade, vice Nc
Gee promoted; James Dominic Caval
letto, ensign, vice Caldwell promoted;
John Jardine, ensign engineer division.
Certificates of reelection have been
issued TO the following named:
Fifth Infantry-George Hiram Weth-
Sixth Infantry-Owen Henry Wynne.
first lieutenant Company l.
DEE rft eeO Shares
William Herbert Flood, second lieu
tenant Company c.
Commissions have been issued to Off
GERS of the University Cadets OF Cali
fornia:
Regiment of Infantry-William Lewis
Robertson colonel; George EDWARD EDWARD
Requa Van Bokkelen. major; Louis
Thomas Hickey, major; Lawrence Buff
ford, major. Henry Jacob Reef. cap
Long Jr., captain, band; John Patrice
Hickey. captain Company z; Albert
Patrick Wagner. captain Company II:
Company L; Frederick Joseph Joubert,
captain Company K; Chester Frank
Hoyt, captain Company NJ.
PRAISE FOR GRADUATES.
According to the report of Major W.
r. Parnell. q. S. A, professor OF mil
itary science and tactics at Sc.
Matthew's Military School, California
the three most distinguished students
in military science and tactics gradu-
ating from that institution in 1906. are
Cadet Captain John A. Britton, Cadet
Second Lieutenant Everett Cheney
and Cadet Second Lieutenant Aylner
Robinson.
U. s. Webb, attorney general of the
State. has decided that the men OF
the National Guard are entitled to 81
day for each day Of service when
called out for duty, and that the off,
GERS shall receive the same pay and
allowance as officers OF a, similar grade
in the United States army, but that
the officers Of the guard in active SER
vice are not entitled TO longevity pay
No matter how late a man comes
home at night, he knows he was all
right If didn't try to hang any OF his