APICTM'QRIAL 
 
 
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 University of California Berkeley 
 
 THE PETER AND ROSELL HARVEY 
 
 MEMORIAL FUND 
 
. 3E. .A.. I^orToes, Com.3aa.aaa.caj.itg- Tliird. Batallion 
 
Camp Barrett and Vancouver Barracks. 
 
 PUBLISHED IN 
 
 1898. 
 
 BY 
 
 VANCOUVER: 
 PRINTING OFFICE 
 
Birjfs-Eye View of yancoyver Barracks. 
 
ROSTER 
 
 OF 
 
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 Mustered in July 8lli. I8! 
 From I'ediliiiK. ShasMi County, and Yreka.Sisklum bounty. 
 
 Company Officers. 
 
 I.F.Ml'F.I. F. I.YON. Cai/thin. 
 JAMEMJ. KsTKr First Lieutenant. 
 F. A. MAHKIOTT Second Lieutenant. 
 
 Serg-eaxrts. 
 
 First Sergeant - >n H <ioldl>ertr 
 
 Q M Sergeant- T .1 Nolton 
 
 Sergeants Frank A Itatisdale. Chas 'T Leilliiier. 
 
 Allierl H Mattine. John H MeMiirphy aml/AlbertJ 
 ~ ~~~ , ., i ^.S 
 ;cci |ih\sical (llwblllty.1 
 
 Corpora-ls. 
 
 <iN Green. OH IVnne't. O Crnttner. V Itavis. 
 ) B liiirres. I H Nasnn. C T Hanson. R Anderson 
 I. Johnson. F F(iray. W K liavand H ' Reamer 
 
 33-o.g-lers. 
 
 h K Rr,winn and 'I F rxntnell. 
 
 ^.rtirlcer. 
 
 J W Stake 
 
 K R Bvr.ini 
 
 Anderson I 11 
 
 Anderson u 
 
 Acer M B 
 
 Armstrori: W K 
 
 AnnslronK (! w 
 
 ArniMroi'^ F M- IVtarlled service 
 
 Bart'.Lj W K 
 
 Bennett ( 
 Bennett 1\1 
 Bliven O K 
 lionickson K 
 Bradley K I) 
 
 <'nnn> s C, 
 i'arper (' I. 
 Conley A S 
 Caldwell F 
 Curie li W 
 Clisiek N 
 ConMer ' A 
 Deriekson W 
 Faton r 
 f.lwanl- W 
 Kim'ish J 
 Fuller R 
 
 Urant o 
 
 (ioldsinith r 8 TranstereU to Ct L 
 
 Hainlln C 
 
 llarri W .1 
 
 Harmon K V 
 
 MerpiNin W B 
 
 Hill .1 F 
 
 Jensen r. i- 
 
 Jensen L 
 
 JOIN i 
 
 Jones 1. 
 Jones W s 
 Kaiser L.I 
 Kramer \V .1 
 I awton .1 
 Leach r, 
 Lynn (i M 
 
 Milne r.j 
 MilliT.Ki 
 Miller. I W 
 Major I M 
 Mel'arUiii A I- 
 Oman w .1 
 Haul ii il 
 Pesenli o 
 Pool K ,1 
 
 follard I. 
 Keynolds A n 
 Hull, .is K A 
 Koliinson H J 
 
 K"0|> I! M 
 Kowli-y \\ (', 
 
 saniinini!* < H 
 Sehroter A A 
 Seliroter <; c 
 S'mmaolier i. K 
 
 SelirillK A K 
 
 Sheiinan <: I) 
 Sliorli .1 \v 
 Silver I. 
 Simons I. 
 skllien i> T 
 -nuili 11 
 Smith w K 
 
 Stone \v H 
 
 Thomas w .1 
 'I Immpyon J K 
 ThonnisoH F 
 Walker .1 K 
 Williams F 
 
 White R c 
 Woodward .7 N 
 \Vooilward J H 
 Wilson <: i, 
 J,nrhorst 11 
 
JAMJES 0. KSIEP, born at Fall Kiver, 
 Shasta ceunty, California, on July 
 16th, 1869, was mustered into the 
 U. S. Vol. army as First Lieutenant 
 ol Co. H, at Fruilvale, Cal., on July 
 8th, !*:. 
 
 33 Officers of Co. "H." E== 
 
 LEMUKLE. LVON, born in East Needham, 
 Mass., on October llth, 184.5, and was 
 mustered into the II. S. Vol. army as 
 Captain of Co. H at Fruitvale, Cal., on 
 July 8th, l-;i.- 
 
 KiCK A. iMAUKiorr, burn in 
 tian Francisco, San FraiH'isrn 
 countj , (Jal , on Sept. 21st, Ir2, 
 \vas mastered^ into ttie U. ft. Vol. 
 army as Second Lieutenant of co.K 
 at Frnitvale, Cal, onJulyuth, Isae. 
 
COMPANY "H; 
 
 SlJ-ort KCistory of Co. "IEZ," of a.e Present Tino-e. 
 Co. "E," of tfa.e Stli 3sT. <3r. C. 
 
 Rv SKIMT. KUANCIS A. K A 
 
 Compativ II. of Hie present lime, was oriKina'ly 
 <'o. K nf Ihe Kth !({., Mh Hriga e. 2nd Intt.. N (!. 
 ( '. Company K was organi/ed on December l!)lli, 
 
 ixsit. John K. HP) nolds was elecled ( apiaiu, 
 
 -. Ivin M. Irwm Kirst Lieutenant and Hartley K. 
 llodson Second Lienienant. Captain licynolds 
 
 eivedtor two years and retired. In May IS.NI 
 company K went tnlo camp at I'liico. California, 
 for one week ami had a pleasant camp. In .Inly 
 of 'lie next \ear i |x:ii i the company was ordered 
 
 nlo canin al Sanla Crux.. The) I. .tuled in camp 
 <MI Hie nniMiitii; of .Inly ysth. li would have been 
 a splendid encampment, only for the sad death of 
 Iheir >erond Lieutenant who suffered a sunstroke 
 .Inly i>. Mir Ihinl ilay alter going into camp, lie 
 was taken liome ami linrieil wnli military honors, 
 sergeant Tlioniius B Do/ier was appointed lo fill 
 I lie vacancy caused liy tli" dealli ol l.ieiilenant 
 - lodsoii, ami o >n after [lie company retnincd lit 
 iCetidinghe received hiseo nmissinn. The second 
 eleclion ol ofllcers was held on December iiith , 
 ii*!>l. Ca|il;iiii Keyuolds declined reelection anil 
 Second l.ie'.ilenant liozier was elecled caplain , 
 \lvrn Irwm was reelecle.i First l.ielllenanl and 
 Marvin M Wiseman was elected Second l.ienien- 
 .oit. (in May Inlli. WM coiupam K was ordered 
 .ni'> camp al Sania ru/. lor Hie second time, it 
 was a brigade ciieamiunciii of about 5uuo men 
 
 he camp was named t amp Mark ham in honor of 
 itovernor Markhani 
 
 The Iliinl regular eleclion of officers was held 
 I'ecember III, tWj. Caplam Do/iei was reelecled 
 tora second Icim. I iciiicnaiit lr\Mn was reelected 
 ami l.ieiilenant Wiseman was also reeleclcd 
 In .inlv Is'ii i.ii-nieii.-ini VMscman resigned ami 
 'Miarles MIII.T was appoinleii to till Hie vacancy. 
 l.hmlenan! Mihcl served ntilil Jnnr |s:H ami le- 
 simied. (quarter Masler Sergeant Kngland was ai> 
 IMiinled to act as Second l.ieiilcnanl until Die 
 cleelion In .l'i:> ls;i|. dnrinmhe A. U. L'. strike. 
 
 company h wa-s ordered to lied liliift to piard 
 proiierly there , it remained there seven days 
 and was then ordered home. At the fourth 
 election of officers Hi Unas I!. Hozier was re- 
 elecieil i apiain A. M. Irwiii reeleclecl Kirst Ijeil- 
 tenaiit and W. K. Snnih was elected Second 
 l.ienlenant 
 
 In 18!i:. the N (J C was reonjani/i'il ami company 
 K . "Ill rejiiment , 5th brigade became company H 
 of the -'oil regiment . 3rd brigade. In May 1H97 
 company H was ordered out for a ten days en- 
 campment at Santa Cru/.. The flltli reuuiar elec- 
 tion of officers was held in l>ecember l!i. 1*1)7, 
 second Lieutenant William K. Smith wa-s elecled 
 captain , James (i Ksiep was elected lirst lieuten- 
 ant and ritvtaril s Keynolds second lieutenant. 
 
 In June Isiis came the second call for volunteers, 
 company H was one of the lirst to respond , the 
 company was recruited up lo lor, men and three 
 commissioned officers, on June 21 company II 
 received orders to re |H>rt at ilatnp Itarrett. On 
 Wednesday nlirlit June 28tb they boarded Mi e 
 Oreuon express al '.* :\" p in and landed in Camp 
 liinelt rimisilay mornmu June :in. and reported 
 to Colonel Park Hensnaw tor duty. The lirst day 
 was devoted lo pilchiii^lentsand ariaiiKin^camp. 
 'I'hen the haul work ol cliaii^m^ raw recruits imo 
 trained soldiers liejian. Tile company wa-s not 
 mnsiercd Into the United Stales service until .Inly 
 sih Inn in Hie mean time they liao the mislortime 
 to lose their caplain and second lieutenant W. K. 
 Siniili ami K. S. Keynolds. They were both good 
 and etlicienl oltici'rsand were highly respected by 
 Hie entire company, but the hiirher aiilhoritie.s 
 saw til to make a change thai can-ed considerable 
 dissaiistadion at the time ami there was serious 
 talk nt reiuriiim; home but Hie men of compaiiv 
 11 were loo loyal to their country lo turn back 
 on iiersonal Kronmls and submitted. Captain 
 Smilh was commi.s.sion ( .d i\ r ^ l HHiitenaut and as- 
 
 to company L and Lieutenant Keynolds 
 returned to KeddhiK. On July 7tli l^miiel E Lyoii 
 was appointi-d captain and K. A. Marriott second 
 lieutenant, who, by their kind and considerate 
 treatment soon named Hie vontlder.ee and respect 
 of the men. 
 
 (in uly 8th, company II wa 1 * mustered into the 
 United stales army by Caplain Mnrry U.S.A. 
 with tile following ofllcers; Lemuel E. Lynn, 
 Captain ;. lames (I. Kstep , Kirst Lieutenant, and 
 Frederick A . Marriott, Second Lieutenant. Then 
 the regular drill hours commenced. Kirst call 
 5 2 a in, reveille 5 iw a in, roll call :40, phys- 
 ical exercise for 15 minutes, breakfast 6am, sick 
 call 7 a in and faliirue call 7 .30 a in, first call for 
 company drill K a m, assembly s :lu a in and recall 
 ii -in a m. first call for batallion drill 9 do a in 
 assembly !i ::xt a in and recall 10:30 a in, Kirst 
 Sergeants ca'.l 11 45 a in, mess call 12 m, lirst call 
 for reciuil and extended order drill 1 .lit p m, 
 recall 2 ;lu, lirst call for dress parade and Kttiinl 
 mounting 4 :. J o p in, assembly 4 -:ID. Adjutants cul! 
 4 ;iu p m, mess call i> p m lattoo I) ::<o p in taps lo 
 p m. 
 
 On August -'" the 8lh regiment was ordered lo 
 San Krancisco to ejve an exhibition drill and 
 parade. Colonel Henshaw was in command. 
 (ieneral Miller and (iiivernor Hndd were at the 
 I'alai-e hotel and reviewed the regiment as it 
 passed lip Mamet si reel. The exhibition drill 
 took place at Kecreallon park, on Unhand Kolsoni 
 streets. Lieutenant Colonel Carrinnton hail 
 command ol Hit: Hist batallion, they drilled in 
 the school ol the batallion, Major Whlttou was 
 conimaiu.iinr the second balallion which drilled 
 in physical exercise with arms, and the third 
 batallion was in command of Major Forbes, and 
 drilled in street column and riot drill. The 8th 
 California band assisted by the 1st Tennessee and 
 the 'J-i;d li,wa bands turnislied music for the day. 
 
Kiirly in September Ihexih regiment was broken 
 up iiun Miiad detachments, and ordered to 
 dillVrcni posts, many changes were made in the 
 [mil -a and ;niM>iu iheiu was an order to 
 tianster Co. "H' .loin the:ird to the 1st batalhoti. 
 On Septemb r lln i.ir ..m. ami ::IM bi.tall on broke 
 camp, the ;<ul, commanded by Ma.j. Forbes for 
 IJciircia and ihe -'. <l in comnmnd of Mai. VVliilton 
 tn I'ort i ouil and Alcana/ island, on >cpiember 
 1 til tlie 1st baiadion I-.MM, r.s.ug companies I', 1, 
 Hand (i,, l.iciii. fol. ( airiiijion com n landing, 
 b larded tlie Ham lor Vunc. n.ei, v> ashingti.n. 
 1 lie litinr lor (lepi.rlnre was;; pin, but long beiore 
 thai tune arrived Hie camp was surrounded by 
 Iriends of the boys who hail come to say "good 
 bye." Promptly at -i p in Ihe bugle sounded tall 
 n, aim ainiosi before ihe last note bad d.cd away 
 tb baiailion was uncii up in heavy maic.iing 
 order, ready to make the s.iort march i< s.iiurr 
 s.ailon, bin wliiMi tin- order to march was g.ven 
 it was almos, impossib e 10 lorci-a pa-ssaue inrongu 
 II. e densely packed mass of humauily with which 
 lliey were snfrounded, anving at the depot where, 
 the train consisting ol two sections of thirteen 
 cars each was awaiting them, e.HM man as he 
 tiled by to take bis place in the tram, was 
 presented with a i < unu nns lunch by the ladies of 
 the lied Cross society, of Oakland, loo iiuicli 
 praise cannot be given to ihat nonle organization 
 who, by their generosity ami Kindness, did so 
 much to smooth over tin- lougn edges of the 
 soldiers hie at C amp Barrett. 
 
 I he first seel ion carrying companies 1) and 1 
 pulled mil ai .' i- m. Hie second section with H 
 and Ct left at -4u p m, and leached Kedd.ng 
 about '> u in the next morning and toiind an iiu 
 incus.- crowd ot rela.ives and fiieuds at (he depot 
 to meet them, and their expressioiisof good will 
 were not confined to wor.ls alone, lor when at 
 the expiration of ;iu minutes Ihe train pulled out, 
 it was oveitlowing with lunches and fruit. The 
 Ma, n leactid iionlague at 'i SU p m, where 
 another iMge crowd was awaiting them with a 
 line lunch, the cars were again restocked with 
 piovisions enough for the entire trip to Portland, 
 which we reached Ihe next day about a p in, ihere 
 
 we found companies 1) and I awaiting: us, Ihe 
 entile batalbon went aboard the steamer Uimine, 
 which landed us m Vancouver at o p m. 
 
 Tlxe Sislzi37-o-u. 
 
 By \ . A. DAMS. 
 
 When the President's call to arms rang through 
 the land, none responded wilhniore alaciuy 10*11 
 the sons ol California. The SisKiyon volunteers, 
 organized at YreKa, weie among the hrst to oiler 
 their services to the liovei-nor. thele being no 
 military company or lecruiung ornce nearer Ilian 
 Keddmg, Adjnianl General Barrel I reierred tiiem 
 In I apt. VV. h. Minlli, commanding ( o. "I I. "2nd 
 regiiueiil, N. G. f. Oapl. iSiiiitn was icciiimng 
 Ins company up to us lull war strength, prepara- 
 tory to us sttieclion by the Governor as one ol Me 
 twelve companies i.n m,u_' tne new riin r.v., Cai. 
 U. s. V. Accordingly, eaily in .il.iy, V. A. D.I>.S 
 and I .). Nollon visited Keoding and sigm d il.e 
 enlistment roll ol Co. "ii," also eni-.illu.g tiy 
 proxj, several olbei names from Yreka. L'IMIII 
 their return, they were authorized by (apt. Hiniili 
 to enroll all suitable applications as me Vieka 
 contingent ot'fu. "li." Ihirty-uve (piiculy signed 
 the lull. Juirl) m .lime, at a regular meeting of 
 the company, tl.e YreKa cmum n e..t were formerly 
 elected members of said company. Ab.iui the 
 middle of , lime, ('apt. Smith went to Yreka, and 
 swore in all the volunteers who were reachable al 
 that time, afler ('apt. Smith's departure, the 
 volunteers weie drilled in squad ami company 
 loiination by V. A. I'avis, T. J. Nolton and I.. K. 
 I obnrn. 'Ihe Yreka Turners kindl.v allowed the 
 use ol their hall, and J. yuion the electric lights, 
 free of charge for the purpose. 
 
 On June 22ml ('apt. Smith telegraphed to Yreka 
 that the Governor had selected t'ii. "IT and 
 ordered the volunteers to join his company at 
 once. Preparations tor their early depanure 
 had previously been made' ineaiiwhHe Ihe ladies 
 uf the Ked. Cross had provided each man with 
 comfort bags, pillows, night caps and many other 
 essentials for use in camp ami held. 'I he citizens 
 
 of Yreka also generously cmitnlmlt'd *sn toward 
 paying their mil n ail fare 10 ' ed ling, ho state 
 refusing transportation to the place ot company 
 rendezvous, this sum, with *Hl subsequently sent 
 wlule in Camp Barrett, make .*1T1 subscribed by 
 the patriotic people of \reka and vicinity. 
 
 On the day ol departure the volunteers were 
 given a titling ion-well. They were escorted to 
 the train by the band and lire department, G. A. 
 K., ex-conlederale soldiers, tinners and eili/ens. 
 
 The Yreka rail mad company, very generously, 
 gave a free excursion I" Montague, where a vast 
 concourse of people had assembled to witness 
 tne departure. Hon. II. U. Wanen, of Yreka, 
 delivered a lonchiug farewell address, wilh 
 patriotic ardor latherh advice, clothed in Ihe 
 cliiucesl of language, aiiu delivered m an impies- 
 sive manner, the uduress produced a piofonnd 
 impression upon all. Afli-rlhe address, ihe ladies 
 of the Hed fioss provider! eacn man with a. 
 substantial lunch. Ihe train having ui riven 
 about noon Ihe hoys boarded their car, and 
 amid the "good-byes' and "hurrahs," sped 
 awav towanl Iteddiug. I'ne rail road company 
 kindly provide, I a tourist car for their accommo 
 tlation. 
 
 When the Iran, bearing the siskiyoti boys, 
 reached Iteoding, they found fo. "h," and a 
 vasl concourse of people at Hie sialiou to receixt 
 them, t'apt. Smith pre.-ented them to 'heir fiiiuri 
 comrades, who gave them a hearty welcomr, 
 they then fell in with the company and marcben 
 to the armory hall, where a supper, prepared by 
 the ladies of the lied Cross society, of Keddmg, 
 awaited them. On the following day the entire 
 Siskiyon contingent successfully passed the 
 preliminary physical examination, and were 
 regularly enrolled as part of the volunteer lorce 
 Ihat helped to till up the ranks of fo. "ll,"aiiu 
 helped to make up that splendid body of men 
 who reported to Col. llensbaw lor duly at ''ami 
 Barrett, on .luue inlh. mi .Inly Mb the dual 
 physical examination was held, Walter Garnei 
 and W. K. Karstadl were rejected, but the nexl 
 day (Jarner was re-examined with another 
 company and passed successfully, and was. 
 enrolled with Co. "C," ol i'l-ta.i.m .. 
 
AI.ISKHT II. MAHTINK, born in JOHN H. McMunrnv, lioni in KUANCIM A. KA<:HI>AI.K, burn 
 III(|IMI. Kii(?., Nov. Merrcil, Mi-rccd counlv, in SacniiiiPiito, ('!., Feb., 
 
 jiid, 187ti. ('al., .limr!ii(l, N7i;. l;>th, IKTK. 
 
 ('ON. H. (Ii)i.l>iiKini. iiiilivc of TiiKicoN .1. Nni/rox, born in 
 (iiTiiiiiuy, born on Nov. BHttiVla, GeueHee county, N. Y. 
 
 -.'lilll. IKIii. Alls, l.'llll, KM. 
 
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 SAI.I.T I.KK lIoi!s<iN. burn ;ii Cnw 1 1 ill. Al;iniPrt;( 
 ), Ciil., Mar. loth, lts. 
 
r-A' 4 a- $ ; E-d 
 
 Louis A. JOHNSON, born in Jewell, Hamilton 
 
 county, lowu, July -'Sril, Is77. 
 KPWIN F. <!KAV, born in (iiiilrterlaml, AllKiny VII;IL, A. DAVIS, burn in Hayeltcvillf, 
 
 comity, N. Y., April nib, li. Wasliiii^lnii coiiniy, Ark., Aug. i;tli, ls,i. 
 
 (iKOKUK X. (iKKKN, born in Norton, Norton ITHIRL B. NAKON, born in Brownsvilli 1 , 
 
 county, Ivans.. April 17lb, 1<7T. 1'iscataqnis county, Me., Dec. 2. r >tb, 11*71.'. 
 
 WILLIAM K. HAT, born in Si. Louis, Mo., July fiiAui.KsT. DAWSON. born in Manchester, Kng., 
 
 aitli, !Wi4. Kelt. 26th, IDtiu. 
 
 JOSIAHB. BAKNKS, born in lualalin, Washington OSWALD (inim-NRK, born in Ked Bluff, HENRY KIMKI:. born in Plnlailelpliia, Pa., 
 county, Or., July 4th, 17S 'I ehaina eounly, Cal., .Ian. 22iul, 1873. Sept. 13th, ISio 
 
 Ot.o>- H. BKNNETT, born in Koekfort, Kent JCm-HiK A. ANDKKSON, born in Colfax, Placer 
 county, Mich., Nov. 17th, ls7:i. county, Cal., June lath, 1671. 
 
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WILLIAM E. SMITH, born in Glenco, Washington 
 county, Oregon, March IMi, 1*71. 
 
 KIIANK THOMPSON, born in Coo|>ersville, Otlo- 
 wa county, Michigan, Oct. 3rd, 1x75. 
 
 HOWARD J. UOBINSON, born in St Jeuevie, Mo., 
 Oct. 17th, 187:). 
 
 OBOHGEH. PAUL, born at Cayahoga Falls, 
 MM mi in county, Ohio, May 27th, 1SXO. 
 
 uROttGB I.EACU, born in Ked Bluff, Teliaina 
 county, (Jal., Uec. Mna, 1878. 
 
 (JKOHC.K K. HUI.IS, born in Coo|>ersvillc, Ottawa JAMK8 K.THOMPSON, born in Brownsville, Linn 
 
 couniy, Mirhitjan, Feb. sith, 187U. l.EVi H. ANDERSON, born ill I'laeer county, county, Oregon, Oct. 17th, 1877. 
 
 JESSE X. \V.KID\VAKD, born in Stella, BliaMa California, Aug. 6th, 1868. ' ALBKitr S. CONI.EV, born in Yreka, Siskiyou 
 
 county, t'ahlornia, July 4th, 1878. JULIUS U. MILLEK, born in Yreka, HAHVEY SMITH, born in lacrosse, county, Cal., Sept. 1st, 1878. 
 
 Swkiyon county, Cal. 1'eb. 14th, 1871). county, Wisconsin, Aug. l!Utli,lx9. 
 
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 Lotus li. S<-III;.MAC HKii, born ill San Francisco, 
 
 Dec. fflnd, 1*71;. 
 \V 1 1,1,1 AM I'. DKHKICKSON, born in Marysville, KKANK WILLIAMS, born in Yreka, Siskiyou 
 
 Vuba county, , 'a)., Sept. 13th, 1877. county, ral., Feb., l:!lli, 1x70 
 
 ('HANK J. I'CHII.K, liorn iii KecldhiK, Shasta KICHAKH AMJKIISON. born ill San Francisco, 
 
 county, 'a.l., Feb. Olh, 18HO. .Nov. l.itli, 1877. 
 
 i M A in. i.- J. Mil, M:. born at Seotts Kiver, ALUKIIT H. SKBHINO, born in Wheettlekl, Jasper 
 
 .Siskiyou Ciiunty, Cal., Dec. loth, 1871. JAMKH A. CUULTKK, born in Corning, 'lehainu county, liul., Any. lutli, 1x75. 
 
 l.m i- ,IK\CKN. born in haii Francisco, AUK- county, Cal., May 17th, 175. ALIIKUT 1'. MUC'ARTUK, born at Klaniatli Falls, 
 
 7lh, 1878. Klaniatli rtninty, Or., Sept. 27tb, 1880. 
 
 ( . WHIIK. born in lone, Alleghauy JOHN F. HIM., born in Marysville, Mason 
 
 count). 1'a. , April 30th, lt>7(>. county, Ky., Feb. 2nd, 18(i8. 
 

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 Gl'NTHEBC. SCBROTER, Jr., born iii Shasta, Shasta DAVID K. riKiu.KK, born in Jo,>lin, Jasper 
 
 county, Cal., May Mru, 184. county, Mo., June 3rd, 1876. 
 
 JACK LAWTON, born In Shasta county, Cal., AUK- LKVATTY SILVER, born in Orovillc, Butte county, 
 
 7th, 1870. Cal., Nov. 15lh, 1873 
 
 DAVID PESKNTI, born in Tlcino, Switzerland, JOHN W. SHORB, born at Scotts Kiver, Siskiyou 
 
 AUR. 'Jlst, 1848. WALTKK II. STONE, born in Marysville, Yuba county, Cal., Nov. 26th, 1878. 
 
 .M.VARO JOLLS, boni in Waterloo, Black Hawk county, Cal., Aim. rani, 1*63. MAUX>M I). BENNETT, born in Kockfort, Kent 
 
 county, Iowa, May 16th, 1876. county, Mich., May 17th, 1881, 
 
 HENRY ZURHORST, born in Beckum, Westfalem (;EOH<;R W. AK.MSI RUM; , born in Bin Kapids, 
 province, Gerinany, Dec. 22nd, 1853. Mecosta county, Mich., Sept. Mill, Dti'l. 
 
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WALTKR S. JONKS, born in MontaKiu-, Siskiynu 
 
 county, Cal., Dec. 271 h, 187ii. 
 WILLIAM I!. HEHUATOS, born In I'bieano, 111., GARLAND W. ("UKI.K, born in Grenada, Grenada 
 
 Jan. mil, 1*71. cminiy, Miss., May 1st, 1872. 
 
 CHAKI.KH BENNKTT, born in Carls Point, Oowlitz tiRuRcicr. JEKSF.K, burn in Oak Bar, Siskijou 
 
 county, Wash., Jtine 25th 1804. enmity, Cal., April loth, 1X71 
 
 .JOHN N. CHANT, born at Mossaycreek , Jelterson CYKUS 1 KATOM, Ix.rn in Maslina, Uiyd county, 
 
 comity, Tenn., April 5th, 1872. GEOKiiK I). SHKBII>AN, born in Millvillc, Iowa, June 1st, 187:i. 
 
 WAHRKK G. THOMAS, born at Scotls Bar, Shasta county, Cal., April 1st, 1H77. KORKIIT I!. BRADLKY, born In Yreka, Siskiyou' 
 
 Siskiyou enmity, Cal., Ann, 31st, 1875. county, Cal., May Izth 1873 
 
 W'ILLM.M . I/ OMAN, born in Indianapolis, Ind., WALTKR E. AKMsTtinKc, born in Ukiali, 
 
 MK -21st, 1877. Mendocino county, Cal., April lutli, 1x75. 
 

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 SOL (i. C'AMr, born in MUIIH Kosa, Sonoma 
 
 ccinnt.\ , i in., Jan. 4lh, lulu. 
 
 S. M.MII.X, burn at Scull* Bar, Siskiyou HIHAM M. Koor born in l!ide|>eii<lence, 
 
 ciiiiiny, Cal., Mar. 2i:<l, L78. MiinlKOiiiury counly, Kans., Sept. and, W75. 
 
 .MAKK I!. ACKK, born in A(,'er, siskiyou comity, UKOHUK C. UKAVKH, born in Boston, Mass., Sept. 
 
 C'al., July '.'1st, m~. 5th, 1864 
 
 I.KONARDJ. KAISKK, b.,rn in Yrrka, Mskiyou AKTHUII A. SCHHODKB, born in Shasta, Shasta 
 
 rounly , l al., tx-c. voth, !*;<.>. JOIIK T. KMII.ISII , born in Ued lilnft, Tebania cuutity, Cal., Nov. 26th, 1861 
 
 JOM.X It. WOODWARII, bum in Sldla, 8liasla county, Cal., Dec. z&lli, 1S7U. WILLIAM J. HAKUIS, born in Sail Marcs, Hays 
 
 county, (a!., Nov. .'utli, li. county, Tex., May 27lh, 1860. 
 
 AAKON B. UKTMH.US, born in Kurt Junes, WILLIAM U. KUWLKY, born in Keil Blufi, Teliaina 
 
 Siskijuu county, Cal., Jnlj ath, 1K78. county, Cal., Feb. loth, 1873. 
 
r 
 o 
 
 
 
 JAMKS W. MILLKB,, born in Fort Jones,. 
 
 Slskiyou county, Cal., Feb. 1st, 1878, \ 
 
 WALTER I.. EDWAKDS, born at Sawl Hill, Scotland / CHAKI.KS E. BLIVBK, boru at Kose Creek,] 
 
 county, Mo., Jan. 17th, 1878. V Thaer county, Neb. Mar., Itttu, ISIZ.^S 
 
 I.OYD JOMCS, born in Ager, Siskiyon county, FHAKK A. KOBEUTS, born in lied Bluff, Tcliama 
 
 Cal., AUK- 21st, 1878. GEOHCEF. WILHKI-M, born in Madison, Jefferson coumy, Cal., July 21th, 1880 
 
 KOKKIIT H. BOWMAN, born in Carrolllon, Green county, Ind., July 25tli, 187. THOMAS E. CAMWKLL, born in Minneapolis, 
 
 county, HI., May nth, 1872. Minn., Mar. 25th, 1874. 
 
 KUJIOXD KfLi.KB,. born in Sacramento, Cal., EDWAUD E. ASUKHSON, born in San Francisco, 
 Dec. aitli, 1878. Cal., Dec. 3rd, 1878. 
 
: ~- H SATURDAY'S INSPECTION- I- -" 
 
 Kc'veille ha-s sounded, we have annwered 
 
 everyone ; 
 Well go mnd eat our breakfast, the trouble 
 
 is to come 
 NIIW well take our leather belts and dadiac 
 
 awhile 
 I'olisli everv cartridge, have everything in 
 
 style. 
 Our careful polished rifles, held in the suns 
 
 bright ray, 
 Will often through a gleam, shine oer a mile 
 
 away ; 
 Now we get the order, if the tun is shinuiL; 
 
 bright. 
 "Inspection will be in overcoats," our other 
 
 dress be while 
 
 The buttons si, (in are polished, also our 
 
 cartridge pouches : 
 Now we get another order, Inspection will be 
 
 in blouses ;" 
 Our blouses soon are dusted, we hope for a 
 
 success, 
 And now we get another order, "Inspection 
 
 will be in full dress." 
 
 We are now so discouraged , so many different 
 
 acts. 
 We hope to get the other, (o stand In heavy 
 
 packs : 
 Assembly now has sounded, the clock Is 
 
 striking nine, 
 And every soldier with bis gun, is hastening 
 
 into line. 
 
 Soon we hear the Sergeant say, "In two 
 
 ranks form a section." 
 Once more he calls the roll, and reports us 
 
 for inspection : 
 Under each pair of ears is a collar stilt with 
 
 starch , 
 Then the Captain next will say: "Open 
 
 ranks,'' then "March." 
 The sergeant then hastens to the rear, with 
 
 hly |M)lisbed brass and charms. 
 The Captain strokes his beard, then com 
 
 mauds, "Inspection arms." 
 As sloth like, he walks along, to every man 
 
 he'll say : 
 "You are dirty, and clout you know that this 
 
 is Saturday'."' 
 
barracks of Co. "XI." aHceyital. G-aaia. Kc-Use. IFcet 1= eaaq.-uaitere. 
 
The ab-jve !llucati-).i w.n -n i le in tb-: .irhitiii ofl je, at Van! mver, Wash., wliere this Roster was printed. 
 At the time of the exposure the publishers were printing the 
 18th page. The press is an old 
 " Newberry" press 
 patented in 
 149. 
 
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