The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-06


serves the flag is always a good citi-
zen.
And be Il further resolved that the
thanks Of the veterans of Spanish-Am-
erican War OF Oklahoma and Indian
Territory are respectfully extended to
the congress OF the United States in
doing Justice TO the veterans of the
Mexican and Civil wars in passing the
service pension BILL and we respect
fully call their attention TO the fact
that few of our comrades are of the
age 10 ensftfe them to like treatment.
And Il is further resolved that this
encampment hereby extend our heart
lest thanks and state that we fail to
find words In which to express our
appreciation of the whole hearted
treatment we have received from Rob
ert b. Huston Camp No. / from our
cpmrade. Governor Frantz. and for the
MAGNIFICENT manner in which we have
been treated by the good citizens of
Guthrie. and the Elks club of said
city
And be II further resolved that the
beautiful flowers sent US from Hart
lanft Post G. A. r., coming from com
rades OF an older war Is very dear to
our hearts.
And be u further resolved That the
thanks of this encampment are hereby
extended Adiutant Il. ]. Litter and
Quartermaster Earl Bohannan for the
very efficient and honest administra-
ton of our offices.
Respectfully submitted
A ~
B. T. JACOB,
O. ]. LOWERY.
Guthrie Gets Next Encampment.
Guthrie won out for the meeting
place for the next encampment over
strong delegations from Oklahoma
City and Muskogee. on account OF the
fine hospitality rendered the veterans
here during the encampment just
closed
Oklahoma City was slated for the
next encampment place and Earl Bo-
hannah OF Muskogee was slated for
the office OF department commander,
hut by hard fight which grew pretty
warm ~ times between the Guthrie
and Oklahoma City delegations the
slate was broken.
The date for the next encampment
will DE fixed by the department com
mander. Each camp will name Ave
delegates at large TO the encampment.
with one additional delegate for every
ten members
The following Is the official roster
Of the Snanish.American War Veter-
ans attending the second annual en-
campment here this week. giving the
regiments they served in during the
war;
r. n Jacobs, Sth Vol infantry, okla
homa City
J. 3 Herr. Battery B. California.
heavy artillery Chandler
W H. McComb. 1st Vol infantry,
Chicago.
Frank c. Cone, company L. 18th in.
fantry. Guthrie.
A. ) Niles, Company F. 2ist Kan
fas. Guthrie
L. D Muxlow, Troop D. ist cavalry
Guthrie
9, e Hunter lst cavalry, oklaho-
ma City
a. J. Lowery lst Illinois. Watonga.
Fred w Hunter Company N, LIST
Territorial Vol. Oklahoma Citl
NJ w Maricou, Company B, u. S.
ihidiiff, Muhhtktt
Sam ~ Pegram. Company d, 43rd
Infantry. Muskogee
4 b. Butts. Companies ! aud G. 23rd
infantry. AIuskogee
George A. Kennedy, Company G, lst
Kentucky Eriek
Job Ingram. chaplaln u S. Territor.
ial Vol. infantry. Kinghsher
George p Bonnet Territorial and
9th y. S. Vol infantry. Kinghsher
O. A. Hars. Company M, lst Terri
fOrial. Enid
Grant Hill, Troop d. e. S cavalry.
Sterling
Samuel Echef Jr, sergeant major
lst Colorado Infantry Guthrie.
L. p. Nichols. Company c. lst Soup.
Dakota infantry. Chandler
J 5 Workman, 3znd Infantry, stiil
water
Edwin r. Brown. send Iowa. stilt
ater
". Il. Mitchell ist Vol cavalry.
thrie
! $ Lyon. Troop E, u, s cavalry.
lskogee.