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Show MOUNTAIN TROOPB, The Blah, Idahn, JfHl "! tfolerwle e4aalre. flan Pranctaeo, May M -The latt arilntaattlie military camp on tho old bay dlatrlet eamp are all eewforU-bly eewforU-bly quartered, though Utah and Wyoming Wyo-ming are eomewbat ehort of tenU. Wyoming haa the promlae of the gor-eminent gor-eminent that IU aolllary battalion al.nll not U pnl In Ut nil up a regiment, regi-ment, but will go Into ""' '" dependent Imttalkin Ithaaanawtr-one, Ithaaanawtr-one, a Ian. that It and the Utah bat-lerlea bat-lerlea will be eent away together alywt Mm flMlof June. Idaho and Kanaaa are the two earn pa that lack equipment. Idaho haa only three eoiapanlre uniformed, and until the arrival of nnlforma there will not be much drilling. The Idaho men nn new to the manual, bt the fighting spirit la nil there When a rumor ar-rleed ar-rleed that, all unequipped " they were to aall for Manila at once the camp wat audibly glad. "Thafa good newm," grlnneil a big prlal, "the aoonar the letlr." Theaandy ground nn whleh the eamp la ellaated U too aoft for drilling pur-poara. pur-poara. The t'Uli bnltrl are unable aa yet tnuae their gtina, awl the carriage car-riage ar annk deep baUi land. Tha anraee hare not arffrQet,'and there la lint on eipilne In theeamp a beautiful beau-tiful bnekakln paeae. preaentoil loCa-lain loCa-lain Rlehanl W. Young by the Hall Uke City kr. |