The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-17
National Guard Officers
to Meet at Fresno
gramme OF entertainment

lowed a programme of entertainment
and the serving of collation..
The officers of the First Infantry will
have social evening at the headquar-
ters on the last day of the year for the
members of the club and their ladies
and few special guests. The affair
Will commence at 1880 at night and last
until half an hour into the new year
State Inspector Colonel Wilhelm and
Colonel Smith of the Fifth Infantry
visited San Jose last week for the pur-
! pose of inspecting a rifle range site
selected by Captain Holtum of Com
pany or the regiment named. The
site. but a short distance from the
Garden City, was pronounced an ideal
one.
When this range shall have been Sc
cured all the companies of the regi-
ment except those in Oakland and Ala
media will have company ranges.
Captain j. A Mango. regimental adju-
tant of the Fifth. has rendered his res
ignation.
Since the first of the current month
Companies A. Oakland; B, San Jose; D,
San Rafael; F. Oakland, and G. Ala
media, of the Fifth, have been holding
school of instruction weekly for the
non commissioned officers.
The following list is that Of the off,
GERS and men who made records for
Company M. Seventh Infantry, located
at Riverside, at the targets for the cur
rent year, together with their scores:
First Lieutenant p J. Bollinger, 1877;
Second Lieutenant H. o. Higgins, 1877;
CORPORAL A. E. Shallish, 1873; Private c.
ling. $50; Sergeant. N. G. Weed. 1870;
Sergeant f. F. Horton. 129; Sergeant
w H Vail VAL, l2s; Private E. F. Back
Captain F. NJ. Heath. 1928; Corporal H
r. Hughes, 1928; First Sergeant w. @.
Polcene. 126; Artifcer G. r: Whitelaw.
125; Corporal l. T. Cooke. 124; PrIvate
Thomas. III; Sergeant. G.. D. Taylor.
G. J. Grundstrom. 1905 Private G.. H.
Private G.. S Gilmore, IL; Pri,
yate L. B; Mcdonald, 10; Private r.
2. Burns 10; 9urat ter Sergeant
Private D. g. Mills. LOT; Private c. F.
Foster, los; Private Glen v. Jackson,
los; Private vats, W; IA a Zones; los; Private
1903; Corporal ]. C. Jackman, 100; Pri-
vate G. r. Harshaw, 100; Private ]. H.
Dunaway. So; Private F. J. Carroll, 50;
Hostetter, 3d. Battalion Sergeant Major
F. F. Kniss, 128.
The following officers of the Naval
Militia have been assigned to duty on
board Of the United States steamer
Alert:
Captain George W. Bauer. n NJ G.. as cap
tain. commanding; Lieutenant Commander
Lieutenant Henry p Smith, as navigating and
ordnance officer; Lieutenant Thomas s. Harloe.
tenant John A. Niece, as commanding office
first division Lieutenant William Speck. en-
gTaa Waiter eoan d
Ensign Daniel J: o'Hearn second division; En-
JarGtQe. engineer division. assistant
engineer Lieutenant n Cecil Dennis Td5a pay ry
geo ale' as chief surgeon Lieutenant Junior
grade) Otto Westerfeld, assistant surgeon
The San Francisco divisions are
drilling twice a week. preparatory to
giving an exhibition in the Dreamland
Rink during the early part of Feb
ruary.
of the Second Division. has passed a
successful examination before the
examining board.
The officers of the San Francisco
division went on a tour In Marin
County yesterday and returned loaded
down with Christmas berries tc deco
rate their respective homes, af1oat and
ashore.
Commissions have been issued as fol-
lows:
STAFF Of commander in chief-John Lewis
Bromley, lieutenant and aid de camp
First Infantry-Richard Eugene Middlestadt
sell. resigned, and Charles Emanuel Aloysius
Creighton to be second lieutenant vice Middle
stadt promoted.
Fifth Infantry-Robert Joseph Johnson first
lieutenant Company ID, vice Hawkins, resigned:
Edward Ignatius Butler. second lieutenant. vice
Johnson promoted; William Jay Syms Gil1ogy.
first lieutenant Company G. vice Faneuf, re-
signed.
Sixth Infantry-Walter Edwin Garrison, cap
tain Company d. vice Rasmussen. resigned;
Walter Roy Wood first lieutc,ant. >,me
gany, vice Austin. resigned; Eugene Bennett
tenant, vice Duncan, promoted.
Second 1nfantry-August Charles Frank Dee.
captain Company c. vice Fisher, resigned; Will
liam Herbert Flood, first lieutenant same COM
pany, vice Dee, promoted, and Charles omer
Barnett, second lieutenant. vice Flood pro
tenant Company D. vice Hughes, term expired;
Frederick Bassett Braden, captain Company +
(originaD; Peter Joseph Conley first and
Mathew Addison Pa1en second lieutenant of the
Naval mi1itia-Louis Domenic Bacigalupi lieu
tenant (junior grade) and assistant surgeon,
vice Giannini, resigned; James Henry Wiley,
lieutenant (junior grade) fourth division, vice
Doyle, retired; Alfred ]. Fritz lieutenant
{ unior grade) second division, and Louis Fer
rari, ensign, second division.
certificate of reelection has been
issued to Leon Foster Beckett as first
lieutenant of Company D, Seventh In
fantry.
First Lieutenant and Assistant Sur
geon Hudson Smythe of the Hospital
Corps has been assigned to the Sixth
Infantry; William Hammerschmidt