Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30

politicians who oppose Pollard, it is said,
will vigorously oppose the primary and
will insist upon the old time convention,
but Pollard has a majority of the commit
tee who are personally friendly to him and
therefore If Pollard wants the primary he
can get it.
1t Is said by those who know Pollard
will insist on the primary and will get II
unless the opposition to him lays down and
promises him the nomination without a
fight.
Memorial for Thayer.
An order was issued yesterday to the
Grand Army of the Republic of the state
sby Department Commander Lett in memory
of the late General John NJ. Thayer. The
order contains a memorial of the distin-
guished comrade, reviews his career briefly
and his sickness and death. 1t also re-
quests that the post charters and affairs
be draped in emblems of mourning for a
period OF thirty days in memory of Gen
eral Thayer. The order was mailed yes
terday by Assistant Adjutant General Scot
horn.
Officers Pass Examination.
Adjutant General Culver this afternoon
issued the following order, showing the
names of the officers of the National Guard
who passed the recent examination:
/. The board of officers convened under
general orders No. T. c. s., for the purpose
fof examining officers as to their qualitlca-
lions for commissions in the Nebraska Ma
tional Guard, having reported that the fol-
lowing officers passed satisfactory exam
nation, and recommended that they be
commissioned, the report and recommenda-
ton Of said board is hereby approved and
the said officers are commissioned, viz:
tain; Ralph A. Brtngman, captain; William
A. Myers, first lieutenant; Leroy McCul-
lough first lieutenant tenant; Frank M. smith;
lieutenant; Chester r. Macy, second lieu
tenant; Harry b. Hobbs, second lieutenant;
George L. Dean, second lieutenant.
Second Regiment-Fred ]. Mack, major
Willard s. Paul, captain; Walter ). Pine,
first lieutenant; James f. Hashberger, hrst
lieutenant; Monte F. Lum, first lieutenant;
Walter b. Steen, second lieutenant; Glen
G.. Fancher, second lieutenant; william l..
Kolm, second lieutenant; George w. Gregg
Rushville Riies-Ernest ALBERT, captain;
Charles l.. Hopper, first lieutenant; Lee
Fritz, second lieutenant.
Signal Corps-Louis H. Gage, hrst heuten-
II. The board recommends that Captain
Jesse c. Penrod, First infantry. regiment
| be commissioned without examination on
, account of previous examinations, commits
sions and service in the Nebraska National
Guard.
dered TO appear before said board, were
excused from taking the examination al
I the time designated upon good cause shown
| subject TO an examination TO be ordered
| hereafter before being commissioned, viz:
Colonel John c. Hartigan, Second regl'
ment; Lieutenant Colonel Oliver @. Osborne
Second regiment; Captain j. III. Bond, Sec
/ ond regiment; Second Lieutenant h. t
Eiier. Second regiment; Second Lieutenan'
| III Pritchard First regiment: Second Lieu
| tenant w. ]. Schneider, First regiment
Second Lieutenant c. r. Ault, First regi
ment.
inspecting state Building.
! Treasurer Mortensen, Land Commits
sioner Eaton and Secretary of State Ga
lusha left tonight for Grand Island to in
spect the new addition TO the hospital and
the other new buildings recently erected
at the Soldiers home They were accom-