The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-02-13
INDIAN WAR
VETERANS
Survive ors of Western Indian
War to Receive $4,000
Per Month.

WA shington, D. c., Feb. s.
House and senate conferes agreed
this afternoon ON bill granting |
$4,000 month pension to survi-
vors of western Indian wars. The
house has passed bill fixing the
pension at $4,000 and the senate
$1,000, the result of todays con-
ference being a compromise. Sew
eral hundred survivors of Oregon
Indian wars now living in Wash
ington, Oregon and Idaho will
benefit"
If this article means that the
surviv prs of the western Indian
wars will secure a pension the
compa MES organized at Grange
Vile and Mt. Idaho in 1877 to
participate in the Nez Perce In
dian war will also receive pen
sions. At present there is a differ
ance Of opinion as to what is really
meant by the article but we be-
lieve that it is intended for all the
veterans Of the Indian wars.
The Mt.Idaho company was com
posed of 1876 privates and IA Off
GERS as follows:
D. B. Randall, Capt, james
Charley, 1st Lieut., l.. P. Wilmot,
End Lieut., John Mcpherson, Sar-
geant, j. W. Rainey, Sargent, F.
Oliver, Sargent, j. w. Eastman,
Sergeant, Robt. Nugent, Sergeant
Geo. Smith, Sergeant, John Bower
Sergeant, M. S. Martin, Corporal,
K. w. White, Corporal, Geo. Rig
gins, Corporal, John Auchinvole
Corporal.
Pr rivates = j. T. Aram, John
Ara1n n, P. D. Atkinson, John r
Adk inson, Jas. Hemelspak, j. o
Barber, r. G. Brown, w. B
Beal lner, l.. Bacher, A. d. BARLEY
r. j. Bunker, W. Clark, join
Crea, Thos. Crea, j. Chapman, ii
E. Crosdale, G. Dallas, c. M. Day
C. III. Erskin, j. w. Eastman, G
T. Eaton, Chas. Flynn, H. A. Fax
! on, VIM. Grotte, Geo. Hall, Jas
; Hanson, j. c. Harris, John Han
) sen, D. H. Hawser, M. V. jarrett
M. E. Jerome, Peter King, F. L
King, A. B. Leoland, B. F. Morri!
Daniel Mcpherson, G. Overmar
: Lar ry OFT, d. Ousterholt, Ja'
Pea sley, A. F. Plummer, j. W
Poe, John Higgins, F. M. Rice, N
H. Rice, G. l.. Rice, James Ric'
j. n. Rice, J. G. Rowton, j. 4
Swartz, F. Shissler, 7. ID. Swarti
T. M. Stellar, Marian Smith, .
NJ. Snodgrass, Geo. Sears, Vine
Tails, M. H. Truscott, Frank Va,
sise, B. R. Wilmot, w. West, .
1. Watson, T. Wall, j. A. Mile
Geo. M. Shearer, T NJ. Girton,
) w podward, Ernest Smith, Hug
e Kq qnnedy, p. Price, P. Mollick,
i Pc enney, P. H. Ready, d. II. Te
y oh err. Fred Noyes, T. Gano, !
T. NJ arkham, f. Watkins, Jas. Gre
II A. A. HAMS, Eligah Atkinson,
{ L. Ward, S. S. Fem, L. P. Brow
Sidney Brown, VIM. Mitchell, '
: B. Fem, A. w. Talkington, H.
,e johnson, JAS. Ragan, c. B.Wooo
E, K. Sherwin, Ebert Sherwi
A. P Sherwin, Chas. Johnson, ia
t Odle, j. M. Dorman, Clyde Fou
h tain, Thos. Surridge, John Pete
son, Elias Shepley, VIM. Gadd
is C. w. Sears, Henry VanBure
+ J as. Richardson, H. w, Cone,
i Meyer, Norman Gould, Phil
Helmer, A. VanSicle, Sam Lars
J. S. Kelley, james Carey, Jol
Wood, NJ. B. Howard, VIM. Trie'
r. cock, John Ramey, John Stua
at and Obner Smith.
es Over so Of the men are dea
10 The Grangeville company was
ct follows:
gu Capt.W. B. Bloomer, A. Fl. G.
don, c. P. Clingan, A. Shumw'
+. T. Silverword, John JOhnsc
+. M. Hughes, G. M Redman,
to Weaver, w. M. Williams, Jan
Flynn,J. NJ Crooks, j. Il. Rau'