Show MAY GO SATURDAY ARTILLERY BECBUITS MUST HOLD THEMSELVES BEADY Work of Recruiting Engineers Goes OnMajor Downey Going West This Week Tittebrandt Left Du chssne Yesterday News The recruits for the batteries who have been enlisted in this city and those which will be enlisted in Ogden Eureka and Provo may leave here on Saturday next A number of the men said last evening I they hal rcceved orders to report at 2 I oclock today for instructions on that point and that they anticipated they might be ordered away at the time in tme dicated However it is believed that everything will not be in readiness at that time and that ome day next week will be the time when the artillerymen will go away Lieutenant Tittebrandt En Route Governor Wells yesterday received word from Lieutenant Tittebrandt to the effect that he left Fort Duchesne for this city The governor has as yet appointed no recruiting re-cruiting officers for the audhional battery bat-tery neither will he until he has held a consultation with the lieutenant as to what expenses the government will allow al-low in the nature or recruiting service It is said that the recruiting oticers will be the commissioned officers of the battery bat-tery and that three will be selected to quest visit the of men different portions of the state in A Third Call I another call is made for 50000 troops as appears now will be the case i is believed be-lieved an infantry company will get n chance to go and acting on that presump tion the three companies here are maKing maK-ing a strenuous effort to keep together so in the event of a call they will have a chance t form a company to 20 with some regiment tothe front Private Henry G Morse Sixteenth in fz > ntrz has been transferred to the hospital hos-pital corps as a firstclass private Engineer Recruits Fifteen recruits for the engineers made application for enlistment yesterday I None of the names were given out to the public rrrf none wil be given out until the tme comes when they will be sworn I iIfsi gnn he i y to in It is believed i that there will br o difficulty in potting a full comnar hero as there are several applications from the neighboring towns ant more are expected Logan Park City Provo Eureka another an-other places are expected to furnish men for this regiment Colonel Page I I is believed that Colonel l Henry Page I will receive an appointment in the paymasters pay-masters department of United States vo unteers at once The Utah del = Uo In I t congress has been workinr industriously for Colonel Page for some time past He I riaa7tJo is r veteran and served re staffs I of Major General McClellan and Major I General Phil Sherdan during the war of the rebellion being quartermaster when I he was with Sheridan Paymaster Downey Major George Downey additional paymaster pay-master expects to leave for the west during the latter portion of the week He stated yesterday ho was awaiting or dens which may come at any time He believes he will be attached to the troops which are going to the Philippines and is in readiness for any movement The Captaincy Those who are most prominently spoken of in connection with the captaincy of the row battery are Frank W Jennings Chef Pratt Lieutenant Wedgwood and Attorney I Attor-ney Murphy of Ogden The governor yeuteraay declined to discuss dis-cuss the matter of appointments of commissioned com-missioned officers stating he wished to arrange the preliminary work first G to the Philippines There is but little dobt that the men will go to the Philippine islands with the balance and in that event the artillery will doubtless be consolidated into a battalion the bat-talion major with Captain Richard W Young as |