The National tribune., 1908-10-01
GENERAL ORDERS, G. A. r..
of Officers, Council of Ad
mlnistration, Committees, Etc.


Headquarters Grand Army of the Re-
public, Red Bank, N. J., Sept. 16,
| 1908.
General Orders, No. 2.
l. All communications, either to the
Commander-in-C Chief or the Adjutant-
General, will be addressed to the Adju-
tant-General, 710 Grand ST., Jersey City,
N. J.
H. At the 42d National Encampment,
held in the city of Toledo, o., Aug. 81
ito Sept. 5, 1908, the following-named
comrades were duly elected and in
stalled into the offices designated:
| Henry M. Nevius Commander-in-
Chief, Red Bank, N. j.
| ]. Kent Hamilton, Senior Vice Com
mander-in-Chief, Toledo, o.
Charles c. Royce, Junior Vice Com
ma ider-in-Ch Chico, Cal
q. Lane Taneyhill, Surgeon-General,
Baltimore, Md.
Rev. John F. Spence, Chaplain-in-
Chief, Knoxville, Tenn.
| National Council of Administration.
Alabama-W. M. Campbell, Box 131,
Florence
| Arkansas. NJ McClintock, Devall
Bluff
California and Nevada-G. E. Adams,
San Francisco, Cal.
| Colorado and Wyoming-John c..
Kennedy, Denver, Colo.
Connecticut-.Virgil F. Mcneil, SIS
Church ST., New iaven.
Delaware--Wm. Mondenhall, Will
mington.
| Florida-Wnl. James, Jacksonville.
Georgia-Aiex Mattison, Highland
Ave, Atlanta.
Idaho-John Fl. Ironton, Boise.
Illinois-Thos. w. Scott, Fairfield.
Indiana-WB.. II. Armstrong, Indian
apolis.
| Iowa-E. J. Conner, Washington
| Kansas. R. Baird, Spearville.
Kentucky-C. c. Degman, Springdale.
Louisiana and Mississippi-AIfred
Mitchell, 4017 Chartres St, New Or
leans, La.
Maine-Charles w. Sl,illings, Port
land
Maryiand-C. A. E. spaemer. Balti-
more.
observation-disclosures Gleason, Ma
tick
Michigan-samuel J. Lawrence,
Worthwhile.
Minnesota. G. Woodward. Anoka.
Missouri-Frank NJ. Sterrett, st.
Louis .d6e,
Nebraska-J. H. Culver, Milford.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F. Healey,
Manchester. = .
New Jersey2eieorge Barrett, s2s
Cooper St, Camden.
New Mexico-5isamuel A. Simpson,
Taos.
New York!AJas. Owens. 227 E. 124th
ST., New York City.
North Dakota-P H. Cummings,
| Fargo.
Ohio-Jos. w. O'Neail, Lebanon.
OklahomaAThos. Prothero, FL Reno.
Oregon-Jas. S. Nelson. Oregon City.
Pennsylvania j. Patterson,
| Potonac-James A. Allen, Washing
| Rhode Island-Chas. r. Brayton,
| Providence.
South Dakota-Chas. Barrett, Sioux
Falls
Tcnessee-A. ]. Gahagan, Chatta-
| nooga
Texas. C. Bonnell, Houston.
Utah-N. d. Corser Salt Lake City.
Vermont-Chas. H. Gotta, st. Adams.
| Virginia and North Carolina-James
E. Fuller, 10 Queen ST, Norfolk, Va.
Washington and Alaska-R J. Chase,
Hinckley Block. Seattle, Wash.
West Virginia-D. Mayer, Charles
town
Wisconsin-PhiI. Cheek, Baraboo.
III. The following are the appoint
ments on the staff of the Commander
| in Chief.
Adjutant-G General, Frank o. Cole, 710
Grand St, Jersey City, n. ].
| Quartermaster-Gener Cola r. D.
Stowits, S77 Ellicott Square, Buffalo,
N Y.
Judge Alfred B.
| Beers, Bridgeport, Conn.
Inspector-Generai--W H. Horna-
day. Lawton, Okla.
National Patriotic Instructor, Rev.
Samuel Fallows, 967 w. Monroe St.,
Chicago, Ill.
Assistant Quartermaster-Gener and
Custodian of Records, J. Henry Hol-
comb, Independence Hall, Philadelphia,
| Pa.
Assistant Adjutant-General, John w
Chandler, Red Bank, N. J.
| Senior Aid-de-Camp and Chief of
Staff. j. Cory Winans, Pill Washington
St, Toledo, o.
~. BY virtue of resolution passed
| by the National Council of Administra-
ton, at a meeting held at the Boody
House, in Toledo. o., Sept. 8, 1908. the
Commander in Chief, the Adjutant-
| General, the Quartermaster-Genera and
seven comrades of the National Council
of Administration, to be selected by the
Chief, will constitute the
| Executive Committee of the Council of
Administration.
| V. The Commander-in-Chief has ap-
pointed the following named comrades
of the National Council of Administra-
Stion upon the Executive Committee of
the Council of Administration:
Thos. w. Scott, Fairfield, III.
VIM. H. Armstrong indianapolis, Ind
Philip Cheek, Baraboo, Wis.
F. M. Sterrett, St. Louis, No.
| VIM. ]. Patterson, Pittsburg, Pa.
James owens, 227 E. 124th St, New
York City.
Geo. Barrett, s23 Cooper ST., Camden,
n. j.
VI The following committees are an
| nounced: s."
Pensions-Robert B. Brown, Chair
man, GAINESVILLE, O.; S. S. Burdett,
Washington, d. c.; John r. King,
Washington, d. c.. l.. B. Raymond,
Hampton, Iowa; Wni. NJ. Olin, Boston.
| Mass ~ ii
On Legislation for Veterans in the
Public Service-Ivory G. Kimball,
Chairman, Washington, d. c.; Leo Ras-
sieur, St. Louis. Mo-; Geo. H. Slaybaugh.
Washington, D. c.; Daniel Ross, Will
mington, Del; John T. Holmes, Balti-
more, Md.
| Fredericksburg Battlefield National
Park-John McElroy, Chairman, Wash
ington, d. CT; st. Clair A. Mulholland,
Philadelphia, Pa; Washington Gardner,
Albion, Mich; Daniel r. Ballou, Provi-
| dence, r. l.; Albert E. Sholes, of Geor-