Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-21
GUARD GLEANINGS
BY THE CORPORAL,

Troop "A" is nearing its full
quota of men; forty eight men
were out to drill the last regular
assembly and several new recruits
were mustered into ser1 ice. Among
| the applicants for membership to
he considered at the next regular
drill are a number of prominent
business and professional men Of
the city, The 18th of April will
see troop roster complete.
Non-com school was " II at
tended Sunday. Captai farrell
and Sergeant Claggett in
structions in the manual arms.
Attendance at the school IS VOL
untary and all who desire personal
instruction can attend.
Tuesday night is regular drill,
after which the troopers will hold
smoker and have an hour of So
liability. 1t is the desire of the
officers to have the troop take an
active part in the social life of the
city With this in mind, the real
horsemen Of the outfit are eagerly
looking forward to the time when
Sergeant Claggett will lead his
polo squad out for their first in
Istructions in the greatest of all So
ciety games; for polo is to be one
of the regular pastimes of the
troopers.
An outside drill will probably be
held on March 90, as the cattle
mems convention will hold a
smoker at the armory that even
ing.
TROOP. re" has its roster about,
full. The following men have
signed for the new troop: Clement
Vigil, Navor Larivas, Henry Man
les, Jacobo Chavez, Manuel Doran,
Henry Widncr Prosper Swanco,
Saccarias Ortiz, Edwardo r. Tay,
Natiyidad Juarez, Samuel Lopez,
Jesus Romero, Juan Branch, Felix
Madrid, Antonio Martinez, Frank
A. Ross, Paul Ross, Emeterio Ro-
nero, John Deyine, Lewis Daniel,
Saturnino Nallez, Luciano Garcia.
Fidel Giron, Fermin Cordova, Vic
tor Garcia, Cesario Lucero, Juan
Montana, Melecindro Lucero, Ev-
aristo Alvarez, Jack c. Aragon,
solomon Barela, Porfillo Chavez.
Emilio Candelaria, Nick Garcia,
Pedro Montana, Angel Marquee,
Jesus M. Lopez, Vidal Sanchez,
Antonio Serna, Siliverio Valencia, !
lgnacio Sisncros, Abelicio Montoya,
Amador b. Gutierrez, Simon Pa
dilla, Ramon Montoya.
A meeting of the new troop
will be held at Old Town some
time within the next few days and
this meeting will be followed by |
one in Barelas.
Felipe Hubbell and Jesus Ro-
nero are taking an active interest
IN the organization of the new
troop.
Upon the return of the adjutant
general the new troop will hold |
a dinner at which General Brown |
VIII be the principal speaker. 1t is |
intended to have the troop ready |
for muster some time within the !
next thirty days.
With the new troop mustered |
and extended federal recognition,
there will be available sixty-four !
horses for Albuquerque, plus four
horses which will be assigned to
the headquarters, located here.
The stables have been wired,
fences have been built and every
thing in readiness for the horses.
which were delayed because of an |
error in requisition. Naturally the
men are anxious to have their
mounts here and when they do ar
rive there will be men on the wait
ing list of each troop.
Everyone connected with the
guard i9 especially pleased over
the detail of Sergeant Claggett as
sergeant instructor for the outfit.
He is most capable and courteous
ana has a record for Craftsmanship
which will make him very valuable
10 both Of the new organizations.