| Show EVEN1 E IN THE WEST A Record of Occurrences In Neighboring States and Territories KING HAY LEAD UTAH ARTILLERY A ITljoni Jr Mien All Iticumonlit at as PrInitien onircm I In it Camp lUclunonil HI 11 < < Thc Utah boys nt Man Francisco enjoyed en-joyed a rest on Decoration tins drills being few and far between At CheycnneUjo ImprosilX Memorial Memo-rial day cr > lceil Vtrc hclil Mondn At Tort Huxsell fitting exercises lIro Alan conducted 800 of Torrei rough riders taking pall 11 W Ilartle an old und substantial resident of Marynvllle cat hot and killed Frank Stalker nt the Hartlc ranch In that counts nt n oelock Sat urday evening The Imbeds wna the result of a family row The bdy of 11 A Ireland exUnlted Stalls marshal for Utah wn shipped from Seattle Wash Mi the Northern And Union Pacific mil 1 at 4 uclick Monday afternoon They will renrh Salt Lake Wednesday morning Irnnil Junction Colo litllnnly observed ob-served Memorial day by I a parade part tlclpiled par-t In by the II A II post Son of Veterans mid other military and cUlc organizations After the imrade nchor1 Meu cemetery wn vllte1 anti the rna of departed aollIer strelln wIth 110we The Snn Trancisco Chronicle Days John II noullalne former adjutant general of the state of Washington has been commissioned first lleultnant and assigned to company Ij of the Wo1lneon bat I Alton 111 father WM II 19er but left Sin Francisco again < for the East In 1S1 The Itouoh Riders from Utah Idaho Wyoming Colorado und Nevada hav been fully muotercd and the Second Regiment Unlleil States volunteer cavalry Is I now complete The boys are fully equipped fnr service And their wcopon 01 defenme ON rngJorgn11 < 1Ihln And revolvers The cruiser Philadelphia will he In readiness 10 go Into commis lon within two Weeks lIe Sun mounts have ben strength ned and changes made In her interior fittings During the pres cut wk her mot will Ile replaced and he guns mounted Hr stores will be ready to lie lut 9n board its oon o I lie mrhnnl complete their wok The nnnual twonlyfinmllo Itm aria Do y road re or the DrIghtan rourse Denver Colo took place Mon day afternoon James Peterson oC Hnno handicap fi mixtures And 30 second 5 finlh1 first lrry IIDrl Ilamblc6 50 recond 1 P Dek Dmr Wheel club 600 third Ileter son Um s As 1IOfiZ r W Page won tlit prize Tltn 208 It was the wheat pit and not the race track that made Augustus C Wldbei of Son Francisco n thief and swallowed up the greater part of the SllTdOO which he stole from the city treasury Tills Information comes front an fail mate friend of Wldber The city and county treasurer was ono of the mn victims caught In the big rise 1 and the eltyti money went to make up his shortage on hat 6A dlpalch was received In Alameda Ca Friday announcing the death by drowning of rrnnk 11 Uushnell while a tone In 0 moll boat on the Sacra men to rller Th boat War found I whpro It had drifted to shore tho oar being missing The body sins later rcov t1l The deceased mas nN ilx > ut 23 years and hid ben employed ItR An nsrlneer on n I rllr Ioomr nnd WIll nt the time of his death In the employ of Captain Anderson of Alameda Ala-meda It Is I staled that there Is I n pOBSlbllltJ of Adolph flulru 1 of Han cA10 parU nerlnK bin health IIlthtIIt Ills phystelAns hao pronou ncd hl1 mental nnol > hlcol I condition Incur ble Today Puesda > he Will little to Mt by his nlndon And watch the passing of a body of troops Ho Also discussed business matters on which for soma time his mind has bei n blank There or now 8600 omer and mn ot Comp mchmond divided ds follows Ulnrs niKhteenth Infantry 631 Twentythud Infantry 622 fourteenth Infantry 187 InKlneer Corps 01 Vol unters Montana 1027 Seventh Cill lonla 1025 Nebraska 1022 Colorado 1015 Kansas 1013 Idaho CSI Inn RylMinla CIO Wyomlrg 38 Utah artillery ar-tillery MO Utah cavalry S3 Total Spa The Wholesale department store of Crandall ylorth HasklI dead Pro i In sloven Unwor notions and pull drics 211224 North Lou Angeles street Ton Angeles Ca was totally destroyed by tire Satunlay afternoon The stole ul its Pacific Crockery and Tlimaro company adjoining wn Almost totally ruined The lois of these two firms And I ilimmte to surrounding proi erty eoluolVo 01 InllIn amounts 10 200 000 Fortunately all the proprietor tiere well Insured but the net loss ng gates IOOOn The San riincHco Call says Ion M 11 Miller recently promoted han been Assigned to command 0 brigade of the Philippine ciiioUtlon The brigade consists 01 the Third United Stntpn or ttIlery four troops of the Iurth United Rioto ooolry Thirteenth Mlnnotn Infantry and INghteenth And Twnlthlrd Unlt1 Slute Infantry regiments On Charles KIM the storywriter story-writer mal command n brigade lot consist 01 the Seventh Colllorna First Colorado FIst Nehrko Telllh Ionn IIenn rylvanta Infantry Ighnnts olld the Utah light orllllr i Private Will W Hay of Company J Thirteenth Lllnnol volunteers now Dt San Francisco Is I dead of pneumonia II war 0 i bookkeeper for the Pillsbury NIIIIIiisr comptiny of AlInneapolls Private ate X C Sullivan of Company II I Tlrst Colorado volunteers who is I out tprlni from menliiKltli Is I not expected ex-pected to recover Sergeant A L Thomas Jr of the Utah artillery BOn of exOovernor Thomas of Utah Is I III with pneumonia ut the Trench hoipltr i Tllere tire nine cases < if ineandes In the 1 I 1i Jn I t8n Kansas regiment I And one new caseIn case-In the Thirteenth Minnesota The surgeons sur-geons of the vDrlouq regiments eon rider the general health of the troops excellent I LImorl1 day iins comparatively quiet at Camp Merrill as Fort Illch mnll In now known Uldrlll that It Nina a holiday the criluds vvhltli Ms I lied 1 the city of tents occupied by the I loldler bills did not tenth the propor Mile expected The parade of ton and volunteers divided the pnpulallon jut nevertbekss the bojs out at the camp were besieged b > an army of admiring I ad-miring people few of whom visited thu cainpi emrtjhanded In spite Of the orders Issued by llajOen Merrill tu the effect that no moo goodies Avere to be given i to the mn under his command com-mand If people did not take Rood thing to let they tool bouquets of flowers hleh p eased the rolllnt as moh i3 swt and oilier delicacies Worol reached Fresno Ca Haturdoy evening of 0 fatal shoollng In the Sierra on tM line 01 letters and Fresno rounll Tona 1Inle son of on exsheriff was driving a band of sheep to the grams slopes on the ooth lork forkif the Ban Joaquin Its lon l ch lei Costa a Mexican guarding a bridge 1ti J over a stroam ove Nvhlch the Atexicans herd of sheep hail passed reed Is I very scarce oven on the slopes and there Is Inoue I-noue on the plains A a a leull Of this Costa with i > large band of sheep belonging lo MllUr fe Iux had move < l up from Tlrebaugh and the West Side to the slopes below the National reservation which under existing conditions con-ditions are not guarded by regular troops llen lcy and Costa soon tarns to woids about rights of pasturage and these led to the shooting Ilcnsley proved the better marksman And Costa fell Tills Tuesday morning the Nebraska Nebras-ka troops will begin their drills In extended ex-tended order on the Presidio Mils north of the 01100 lit HlduoI The ordnance ord-nance for the Nbrnhan hOB ben IsSued Sued and th oillris have ben moo ured rr their Manila linen unllnn The Unnto men rue now completely I quIWod Th Xn sap men now have their brown canNas field suits hut hovo not yet received their blue uniforms Nearly tvvolhlids of the Kansas troops were given a holiday Mondav All returned re-turned to camp In good time nn1 lor this the oonunnnler will grant thom tolditonal privileges today Major Clayton 1arkhlll of the Colorado regl I nent hoo hn made ranking ureon 01 the volunteer Army Col Kessle 1 of the Montana regiment says his I men lack uniforms And 600 atandig of arms b1 lie expects to be supplied In a few days Several hundred school chlllrcn cacti hoalng A homnmol ple marched HatuidnY Afternoon to the rontona vvarrhiHwSnTrranclsco Where the Wahnlon volunteers are In wnpor ary barracks The ples were dIstributed dIstribut-ed to the soldiers who greatly oppr clalcd tho rouittsy of the little ones II In I proposed that the oOlllponlo now In the field shall be recruited to greater strength The number of men now In companies h I cinhlytour The Intcn lion fq I to have 109 mn tn each company and thus obviate the necessity of mak Inir the brigade cumbersome by the oIIIUon of 0 great number 01 small companies Col II rry of Ihe ovnnth line Already mod Rrronomnt to Ae care more southern California mn for hin regiment A protest WAR sent 10 the ertnry of war Saturday by the San Frnllrlaro labor council IIhjoOtlnll 10 the allegrd employment of Chinese In making unllorm for the troo Pit Th labor unions want the olmlnlotlo to Insist that the walk be performed hI w hit a mon and women |
