The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
ROSTER CoNFERs WITH MAUs

Brigadier General Roster. command
ing the Second brigade Of the national
guard. is 10 have a conference next
Saturday with Colonel Maus for the
purpose OF arranging minor details for
the Joint maneuvers at Atascadero next
October The two had an informal talk
over the matter last week.
Last Thursday night General Roster
and staff inspected Company c Of the
Fifth infantry. located at Petaiuma. and
found il in good condition. Lieutenant
White Of that company has rendered
his resignation, as he viii move to
Portland, ore
Commissions have been issued 10
First Lieutenant c. A. Foilrath, Com
pany 6, Fifth infantry. located et Ala
media. md 10 Second Lieutenant Frank
d. Vanderbilt. Company D. same regi-
ment. located al san Rafael.
Company A OF the Fifth at Oakland
has been recruited 10 20. The average
attendance during the last month
was 55
The newspaper criticisms about Com
psny D al Xisalia have aroused the citi-
zens OF that place. who are going to
reorganize the company. There is a re-
port that two Of the officers viii re-
sign.
MEDAL WINNERS ANNOUNCED
An order from the Office Of the ad-
5utant general at Sacramento makes
the announcement Of those members
u the national guard who are entitled
10 medals for rife and revolver shoot
ing during the year 1907. It is al
most a year since the last reports of
the various shoots were forwarded to
headquarters. Last year the orders an
nOuncing medals were dated May 4, but
this year they are dated July 81, but
were not sent out until last Thursday.
The medals viii be ready for distri-
button about October J.
The orders show that Briga6ier Cen
erai Roster OF the Second brigade, at
revolver practice, made a grand total OF
i69, and is ranked second. while Briga-
dier General Wankowski Of the First
brigade scored 1Ss and is ranked first.
In the Fifth infantry field and staff
the following are among the winners
u honors:
Colonel d. A. smith. le2. second class.
Lieutenant Colonel 2. c. Hunt 1T3, first
Major ". 5 Grattan. I72 hrst class.
Captain H. O. NatheEson. $50. first class.
Frst Lieutenant Il. J. FsReuf, us nrst
First Lieutenant r. s EmmaI. Ioo. second
Tho following san Frsnciscans were awarded
Iasas.s ,,.a ea9psgy q fllia m Infantry-First o.
,-.......l. I'm - Nsse.. -; ~ a.; Second
d. " Mitchell. lbs. .. A.: sergeant W II
MsIeti. lso. D. A.; Corporal H. II Mitchell.
y. ~: Corporal IL l. orth I2a n. NJ.
corporal o. " Tuttie. I2s. u. NJ Corporal
Charles T. Ssyee- III. r.
ConrsHF k.-Csptain g. J. Nund I32 ID
~. First Lieutenant William II. Home 100
r.; First Sergeant Emil Lanerdin. I2s D.
a.. Sergeant II. u. MaleT. Ia. u. NJ: Cor
parsi jane .. Murphy. -. R. Corporal VII
liam A. Tit. Joe. r.: Ainsielsn Burton B.
levy loo r.: ArtIfcrr A. r. Harris. as r.
Private Waiter r Bird. 80. r.: Private Eugene
Ae6iiipis. I-e nrst q. r.; Private George w
comnanr i..-Firxs sesreant r. ]. Kane. 10
y. n. EorTssrsi George J.. Hsrver. III. first
g. r. Corpora r .. Snei6oln. I3i d AZ.
prirste Sfaner r. Bourne. io7. r.: Private A
n. Csfdcs. 1I5 r.. Private Esuoad Carr a6
r.. Private William SfrnuferC. I16. r.. Pri-
Fsfe q. Wether,er. f20 nrSt c. r.
William Clarence Day has received
q commission as lieutenant commander.
Sixth division OF the naval militia. To-
Gated at Santa Barbara