Arizona republican., 1908-10-09
THEY PLEASED
 GOV. GILLETT
The Troops Assembled al
 AtasCdderO Camp
The Inspection and Review of the Militia and Regu- lars.

Camp Atascadero. Oct. S.-The thunder of seventeen guns from bat tery F of the First artillery this morning announced the arrival in camp of the state executive. Governor Jas. N. Gillett, who reviewed the combined forces of regulars and the militia of three states and territories this afternoon.
 Under the direction of Major Dun ming, aid to Colonel Maus, Acting Major Faulkner, commanding the ar tillery, directed Lieutenant Naylor to take position on the right side of the road near Atascadero creek along which the governor would come, with a battery of three-inch field guns Lieutenant Paul W. Beck, chief sig nal officer. sent a detachment of the signal corps to lay wires along the road for half a mile to signal the approach of the state executive.
 As the governor, commander in- chief. and party approached at 9:3O a salute of r guns boomed out The governor was accompanied by Col Maus, General Lauck, Congressman Kahn and the governors staff He then made an inspection of the en- campment, visiting the camps of all the regulars and militia. The gov ernor again and again expressed his pleasure at what he saw and he re- peatedly cOmplimetned Col. Maus up- on the splendid camp which he had established, as well as commenting the officers for the excellent showing made. Upon being taken through the tented field hospital by Captain A. E. Truby, the officer in charge, the governor expressed astonishment at the completeness of such an institu- ton in the field. He stopped to inquire of some of the patients how they were getting along
 At 10:30 the officers of all the troops in the camp appeared at the Headquarters of the commander-in- chief and were presented to the gov ernor by Col. Maus. At noon the commander-in-ch gave a luncheon to the governor, to which were in vited Major John T. Knight of the general staff. who arrived last night from Washington. having been de- tailed as observer at the maneuvers for the general staff. and Colonels Frederick A. Smith and w. s. Schuy- Ter, Lieutenant COlOnels Moon. Brain ard. Bellinger. Riddle, and Bennett, Majors Cunning. Keefer and Picket of the regular troops. and Generals Lauck. Wankowski and Roster. Col ouels McClintock, Bradbury. Wilhelm, Anders. Amweg. Seymour Smith and Schrieber of the militia.
 At two o'clock long columns of troops filed into plain from which soon came the glint of hundreds of sabres, a blare trumpets. the notes bugles and the hoarse commands of officers, as position was taken.
 Governor Gillett, mounted took up his position near the west side of plain. Riding beautiful black charger. Col onel Maus. commander -in-chief and staff rode past, saluted. and then wheeled into position by the side of the governor Marching to the stirring music of six bands in line, the troops filed by in splendid order. gracefully dipping their colors, standards and guidons as they came opposite the governor. who removed his hat when the regimental colors went by.
 The Arizona militia, under Colonel Jas. H McClintock, had the honor of being first It was followed by the second brigade Of the 2nd, 5th. and 7th regiments. national guard of Cal ifornia. The men marched like veter- ans and kept excellent formation.