Show BOYS DELAYED Field Hospital M Members 11 May l Enter Races at Sonita Sonata B Before f ore Leaving TRAINING TRAINING- IS FINISHED Sufficient N Number u m b her e r o ot oft Mounts founts for Reception of C Cavalry Obtained Expectation o of the carl early return of Of the Utah field hospital from the Mexican Mex ex- ex ican lean border at Nogales Ariz became less optimistic yesterday when dispatches dispatches dis dis- patches reached Salt Lake that members members mem mem- bers of the corps corDS are aro preparing to compete compete com com- pete peto In the races at the Santa Cruz count county fair fall at Sonita Bonita Ariz Previous messa messages es Indicated that the tho field hospital hospital hos hos- pital expected orders to return home within a few days das The Tho field hospital is reported to have finished Its training train- train Ing Plans for tOr the reception o of the Utah cavalry when It returns to Salt Lake either on October 27 or October 30 are progressing satisfactorily and it is re reported reported re- re ported that a compete complete supply of mounts will win be bo available Capt John C C. French Seventh United Stat States s in infantry in- in fantry Cantry who Is at Fort Douglas to take charge o of ot the mustering out of ot the Utah militiamen when the they return home has been placed at the head of the reception parade He lie is acting acting- in the place o of Capt W. W D B B. B Elliott commandant o of Fort Port Douglas who Is suffering from ill III health According to reports which also were received yesterday the Utah cavalry ia is expected to entrain at Nogales and leave for Cor Salt Lake on October 25 5 The message also contains information information tion that the Utah field artillery under under under un un- der Capt W. W C C. Webb has Just finished finished fin fin- its first concealment problem The entire battery was completely concealed concealed con con- coaled in three days and the men worked only about half halt the days das Each ef of the four guns and caissons were placed in a large largo square pit around which a bank had been thrown Upon this bank wore were planted large larse trees treo and shrubs the overhanging limbs protecting protecting protect protect- In ing the guns from the aerial scouts and tho the shrubs shrub protecting them from the factions on the ground So completely completely com com- was the battery batter hidden that when Lieutenant Colonel Bill BUI and staff came camo up to Inspect the problem he Inquired of Sidney Clawson o of the battery batten where the battery was He the and officers highly on their very er efficient work Several rounds were fired tired to I prove its efficiency I |