Arizona republican., 1917-10-04

were enacted at the depot just before the men were ordered to line up and march in the rear of train which faced on First avenue. Wives, sweethearts, mothers clung to their loved ones until the last, thankful for this last chance to be with those who meant so much to them.
 That the advantage of last chance to visit with the parting soldiers at the depot was taken by many friends and relatives, was shown in the number of tickets which were issued to those de- string to get inside the enclosure. More than 1,200 passes were issued. Absence of the chaotic condition which existed when tEe previous con- tingent departed was noted especially by friends and relatives, as the latter this tim0 were given {, better chance to be with the men for some time before the departure of the train. Little trOu- ble was experienced by captains of the squads allotted to the various trains in getting their squads together. The six squads were lined up in the enclosure and in numerical order were marched single file to the rear ves- tibule At this point Sheriff Wilky and an official of the Southern Pacific | railroad counted each man. In this manner a perfect check was taken, as all of the vestibule doors on the train ! were closed, with the exception of the | one at the rear. Not a man was found l. missing. The train pulled out of the | station, amid roars of farewell, at 7:0; | o'clock. 1 According to original arrangements | the contingent was to have been quar- l tered in five, 16 section tourist sleepers l Instead, five of the six coaches whicf 1 were sent here were of the standard | type and the other was a tourist. This I caused a number of changes to be made | in regard to the baggage, as luggage | checks had been previously numbered | for five coaches only | Those going as officially listed, were | List Called For October 3 1 John Gerkey Joseph B. Dixon Ralph k. Saffell I Frank R. Hollenbeck | Peter Jas Smith l Chas. Walter Boris Willis Scott Christ Alison Saylor Alton B. Stoner l w lllldIn LeWlS ASlleT Eric Hogstrom l Frank Levy Wm. F. McCarty Claud B. Nicolls l Oscar F. Quarfoth l Geo. T. Peter Timothy J. Casey l Patrick G. Morrison l Frederick A. Ruppert | Chris Lassen Maurice ONeill l A. J. Aigner l Otis F.. Rogers l Geo. Morley Howard Samuel A. Trout Arthur B. Grassie
 Geo. H. Archer William Shearon Given Feel Fred H. Lubbe Hrist Tjumaka Francis F. Watkins l Chas. A. Rowley Marion Smith Fred Lee Johns l Lebaron J. Holt Frederick Croft Floyd T. Kellis Earl L. Miller Ralph M. Brown Adrian Hobbs Casper A. Dickerson Wm. H. Wells Hoyt McCroskey Marion Earl Rogers Robert Laborin Sam Humphreys Wm. F. Wright George Burch Welcome Guy Smith ! Richard M. Wright Thos. ". Stouts | Carl l.. Seeger Ezra. James Egly | Roy Munoz
 Leon Lewis Hanlot l Chas E. Barkley | Robt. R. Tram l Geo. A. Olney 1 Vincent Cordova Wm. w. Allen
 Foy Carter
 Hugh W. Willis
 Clyde Roe l Ernest Harris
 Jas. J. P. Monaghan l Gabriel Gamboa | Fred Cline | Abraham I. Korrick l Joseph Ryder | " | Howard N. Blair | Walter J. Germain Willis Attaway
 Oscar w. Berg Oliver N. Thornton
 Paul F. Carnes
 Fred w. Norton
 Guy c. Wonder
 Manuel Villa
 David E. Wilson
 Benj. Fred Gieseke
 Richard R. McComb
 Claud o. Dorsett Joseph A. Sorenson
 Vim. R. Bryant Harvey Lack
 John NJ. Turner
 Geo. A. McEnnis l