Arizona republican., 1911-07-21
ELEMENTS ATTACK
 CAMP ERODE
LAST DAY OF EN-
 cAMPMENT.
Election of Officers of N. G. A. As
 sociation.

Camp Brodie. July 19-( Special Correspondence of The Republican- The camp was visited Tuesday moru- ing my the first hard rain exper- fenced since the arrival of the N. G. A A heavy thunder shower came up from the west about half past ten, lasting a little less than an hour in the morning and continuing to fall at intervals during the afternoon. The men had just come in from drill, about twenty minutes before the storm began aud were safely housed in their conicai tents when the storm broke The men from the southern part of the territory had a chance to see for themselves the manner in dry, fills up and becomes d raging torrent The valley in which the, camp is located is little more than a half mile wide and a,couple of miles long, but almost as soon as the rain began to fall the two little washes" running down the valley were running tao or three feet deep.
 The problem Monday afternoon was a tactical ride" for the officers. A problem in attack was worked out; the situation representing the oper- ations of a brigade of infantry com ing from the north and operating in the direction of Prescott. A force of the enemy was represented to be en- trcnching just south of the camp and the development of the problem took up an attack upon this position.
 Tuesday morning the entire avail able enlisted strength of the regi- ment was combined into one big com pany The officers and the non commissioned officers not needed in the drili witnessed the work which was under the direction of captain major as company commander.
 The National Guard association of Arizona held it's regular annual meet ling Tuesday morning, the principal business on hand being the election oT officers for the ensuing year. Capt. F. w Hill was elected president; Capt. E. J. Mitchell. vice president. Lieut. A G. Moritz. secretary: Major IT. H. Donkersley reelected treasurer. All the elections were unanimous vote of the association. The association is composed of all the officers of the national guard of Arizona and is affiliated with the Ma tional Guard association of the Uni tel States. X resolution was passed at tn, meeting endorsing the militia pay bill, now before congress. The assignment of companies and detail of officers for this encampment is: Headquarters staff-Col. A. NJ TuthiH. commanding: Lieut. Col. Fred $. Breen; Maj. II. Vance Clymer. reg mental surgeon; Capt. Clarence F. | Yount, assistant surgeon; Capt. Julius R. Nelson. assistant surgeon: Capt | Horatio G. Coykendall. acting adju; | tant; Capt Charles w. Harris, regi- mental quartermaster: Second Lieut. | Arthur C. Taylor, acting regimental commissary: Capt. Edward J. Mitch | ell. inspector of rifle practice.
 II First batanion-Maj Carl T. Hay Il den, commanding; First Lieut.. Lymar | D. La Touirette. acting adjutant; Sec ond Lieut. Chris Sigala. quartermastei and commissary.
 | Co. B. Phoenix. consolidated witf leo. G of Douglas-Capt Earl w. Hill; | First Lieut. Harry M. Thomas; F1rs Lieut. Edwin Zeleny.
 | CO II. Yuma-Capt. Edwin NJ L'
 Baron: First Lieut.. Pierre C. Bayne
 First Lieut. Joseph Scheveen; Second
 Lieut.. Frank O. Hunt.
 | Co K, of Tucson, consolidated witt Go. A of Phoenix-Capt. Andrew r
 Martin. First Lieut.. Willard G. Seeiey
 Second Lieut. Arthur G. Moritz.
 | Second BattaliOn-Maj Harry Ii Donkersley. commanding: First Lieut.
 Edgar R White. adjutant; Secon'
 Lieut.. Louis Levy. quartermaster an' commissary.
 Co. c. Tempe-Capt. William
 Woolf: First Lieut.. John Mullen; Sec
 ond Lieut. Alma l.. Jones.
 Co. I. Flagstaff-Capt William A
 Campbell; Second Lieut.. Maurice Il
 Blomc.
 co. l.. Yuma-Capt Harry Q. Spit
 tier; First Lieut. George s. Duncan
 Second Lieut. Drew l.. Bailey