Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-01
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Two sets OF field wireless stations
have been asked for by the state from
the war department., along with much
other needed equipment. Upon the
receipt of the wireless stations and
the other signal material. the Utah
signal corps will be as we'll equipped
as similar organizations in the regular
army, excepting, OF course. balloons
and airships. The Utah organization
4 Is nov better equipped than any Ct tha !
other sI states with the exception of Cal
1fornia and New York, massachusetts
coming fourth with Utah third.
At Mt Pleasant Tuesday night a
rousing meeting WAS held in Com
mercial club, where Captain Brady.
commanding co. D. addressed the citi-5a
zens on the necessity af pulling to-S
terms of enlistment of many of the
men are about simultaneous and
the ranks will be greatly depleted IN.
the event they do not reenlist. This
many of the men have pledged them
selves to do. Many present at the
and Captain Brady is now planning 10
show 60 men at the time OF the Grand
Army encamprnent.
A similar movement to that iii Mt.
Pleasant was recently undertaken in
Nephi, the station of Co. A with the
result that many recruits have been
secured for enlistment and q practical
reconstruction OF the company is an.
early prospect.
The course of instructions being pur-
n
Includes lectures on first aid to the
injured taking in fractures, Kind and
varied treatment: hemorrhages,
kinds and varied treatment; poisons,
acids, alkali and narcotic. All of
these have been completed and the
course includes many interesting sub
iects before the next is to be taken
up. 5i4
Last Tuesday evening In the hospital
corps an interesting and instructive
demonstration was made showing
what means to adopt to restore an
apparently drowned person by means
Of the DR.. sylvester method of artl-
fetal respiration.
The subjects to be taken up in the
hospital corps include first aid treat.
ment for epilepsy. apoplexy. concus-
sion e sbiaot scaldinE and numerous
SliiSi@ SuoJeStS. NldJpTa3 .ISlludle dltl
Captain j. O. Evans. both we'll known
as practising physicians in this city,
extend cordial invitation to lntelli-
gent young men to attend these lee
lures, which are held every Tuesday
evening at $ O'Clock.
At Ogden Tuesday evening. Lieut. w
70. k,lleass. in temporary command OF
the company. inspected INSTRUMENTATION
In full dress Guard mount was held
| after inspection, Lieut.. Lawrence being
! udjutant, Lieut.. Snowden, officer of TIL,
! guard, and Lieut.. Kneass, officer of the
mount the band of 35 pieces from the
state industrial school was present and
played popular airs,
Company B at Ogden has been divid-
! ed into sections for work on the target
range, the season opening tomorrow
at a. m. on the Ogden rifle range.
Lieut.. Snowdep. in charge of the first
section will take his men out at that
I time for this seasons first work. There
| Is much rivalry between the two secs
1 tions that is looked upon as healthful
| in the matter of results in firing. Og-
den wants to furnish all the men for
the Utah team to go to Ohio In August.
Athletics is playing. n strong part ii,
company B. The outdoor drill ground
| is being resurfaced and generally im-
| proved, the features including hand
ball and tennis courts. Polo is attract,
ing great deal of attention at the sta
| ton and teams from company d are
| about to be formed. A baseball squad
| Is already out practising and games arc
soon to be arranged.
The First battery drilled Monday
might in battery guard duty under the
supervising eye of Lieut.. Max Brown,
| The instruction was by First Sergeant
Manning and Sergt. Clawson assisted
by other on-conlmissioled officers,
An examination will be held in the
signal corps next Tuesday evening OF
! candidates for promotion a vacancy
| is to be filed in the senior first lieu-
tenancy of the organization. so far
three candidates have appeared and the
| high man in the examination will res
| ceive the commanding officers recon-
mendation for appointment by the gov-
| ornor, which may be made under the
new law May IL, the approval of tho
regimental commander being required.
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| Col H. M. TT. Lund, assistant adju-
tant-general, Is finishing his annual
acquisitions fol. new supplies from the
quartermaster's and ordnance depart
ments under the states apportionment
Of the annual appropriation of 50, 100000
by the government for the support OF
the militia
The examinations held for corporals
in company G "Wednesday night showed
SURPRISINGLY good results With Private
Matthew Kinney first, Private Lime
Mepias second and Musician Harry Dn-
Wis third Private Kinney Is a former
member of the New York national
guard.
Members Of company e are supple
nenting their range work with the use
of tho sub target gun machine. bene-
fitting greatly by its use and discover
ing faults that would pass unnoticed on
the target range
INTERNAL COMMERCE
MOVEMENTS FOR MARCH