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T H E BUTTE MINER. Company L, of Helena. A s a L. D u n can .......................................................... Captain. W a lter J. Bradshaw .................................First Lieutenant. Eugene S. French ...................................Second Lieutenant. Thom a s B. Stephens .................................... First Sergeant. Charles R. Sutton ......................Quarterm aster Sergeant. Theron M. Ripley .....................................................Sergeant. Charles L. M oore .......................................................Sergeant. W illiam B. H a n n a .......................................................Sergeant (Com m issioned Lieutenant and Battalion Adjutant.) Fred S. Y a e g e r .......................................................... Sergeant. Eustace W h e e ler ...................................................... Corporal. Thom a s H. Larkin ...................................................Corporal. Charles A lbrecht ...................................................... Corporal. Thom a s J. M c Laughlin, Corporal. H o b a rt H. H a w kins, Corporal. A l e x Goodman, Corporal. W . A. Stedman, Artificer. F r a n k Monroe, W a g o n er. Asa F. Fisk, Mu sician. Joe D. H offman, Musician. Privates—J. Bass, Julius Barney, John P. Bahnson, Michael B enneu, K e rr Bea dle, W m . H. Blashill, R o b e rt Bridgens, W. L. Briggs, James Browning, R a l p h Bushnell, Austin D. Butler, Donald Cam eron, Edward Cos tello, George Daigh, Thomas. P. Dunn, D a v id E y e rly, Oscar A. Fallang, John Fennel, P a trick J. Flynn, M a r k r. Good, Jacob Good man, Barney Hagan, Oscar B. Hallpetter, Frank H. H enry, C. A. Johnson, David H a n ley, Guy W . Hassler, John S. Herald, Severt Johnson, W illiam L. K indall, John F. King, Frank M. Kline, E m e ry B. Lacy, Frank Lesslnger, Andrew M cGinnis, Stephen Murphy, Hugh McGee, John M azanec, Napoleon Monroe, Dan C. Mosier, Edward A. Meyers, Andrew Nelson, Ed. C. O’Brien, Daniel Olson, R o b e rt Ormiston, Fred Peterson, Frank Peter son, George Pitcher, Samuel F. Price, Owen H. R o w lands, Lenford Seeley, James Semple, George W . Shepard, A lfred Sibley, John Sorenson, Arthur W . Smith, August Streit, H a r ry Strong, Frank Sturza, W m . The- fault, George Tow n send, Bird C. Vestal, George E. W a lker, W a lter L. W h a n n , f. . ' H a n s M. W egner, H a r ry Younglove. Com p any M, of Bn* aconda. J o h n Hallahan, Captain. B r y a n Conrad, F i r s t Lieutenant. (Transferred to 18th Infantry, U. S. A., Sept. 1, 1898.) Gerald Sullivan, Second Lieutenant. (Com m issioned 1st Lieutenant.) Siegfried A. J. D o r n , F i r s t Sergeant. (C o m m is sioned 2d Lieuten ant.) George Deis, Quar term a ster Sergeant. Swift, D. Hunter, Sergeant. Cornelius O’Con nor, Sergeant. Michael H enry .............................................................Sergeant. Carl A. Steinm etz ................................................... Sergeant. Batholom ew K e n n edy ..............................................Corporal. Byron Griffin ...............................................................Corporal. M orton S. R a iley .......................................................Corporal. Edw a rd J. H anlon ................................................... Corporal. Martin O’Shea ............................................................ Corporal. W illiam Reilly .............................................................Corporal. G u y W . H ankins .......................................................Musician. Bevan M ontague ....................................................... Musician. Grove Napier .............................................................. Artificer. G eorge C. D ow n ing ............................................... W a goner. Privates—H a r ry Archibald, Charles F. Bateman, Daniel P. Boyle, Peter Brackm a n , John L. Brooks, John Brooks, Charles B. Buck, Fred M. Cain, John J. Campbell, James Casey, Joseph Callahan, W illiam 1, Cheastey, Florence W . Condon, Robert A. Dodson, Dom inick Dougherty, Thom a s Donnelly, Anton Doll, P a trick Doherty, Albert P. Dailey, Thom a s Eaton. W illiam Edwards, A lfred M. Finley, W illiam P. Fish er, Thomas J. Gorman, Edw a rd J. Godahl, Frank C. Hamill, W illiam H am ly, James H aughy, W illiam E. Hall, John Hendrickson, W illiam A. Hill, Patrick Holland, Frederick P. Hudson, H enry Jebe, Andrew S. Jenson, Fred Johnson, Frank Landerman, W illiam S. Lincoln, Adolph Meihofer, Frank Mills, W illiam Mitchke, Phillip M cDonald, Charles P. Morve, Charles A. Murphy, Robert W . McCulloch, Hugh M cKenzie, James Noonan, James O Donnell, James O’Leary, Ole T. Onarheim, James H. O’Neil, Barney O’Neill, A l fred Ouillette, Charles L. Rice, Charles Rodgers, John E. Robinson, Thom a s Ryan, John A. Saxton, John Smith, Jacob L. Schiffman, George L. Spier, F lo y l W a lter J. M cLean ........................ Private C ompany L Herman Fashm a n ............................. Private Company K Frank P. Burke .................................. Private Company K a t San Francisco, July 3, 1898. Name Rank. John A. Bast ........................................Private Com pany A a t San Francisco, July 18, 1898. Name Rank. Daniel Bowm a n .................................. Private Com pany C James H. K e lly ................................ Private Com pany G Charles E. Berry ................................ Private Company I Eugene E. Clark ................................ Private Company L Frank Gilbert ........................................ Private Company L \Uhe T jh irty-S ixth v CO. G BU TTE , CAPT. W. E. WYNNE Shipman, David Silver, Gustav J. Tente, W a lter H. W endal. Volunteers Mustered in at Helena May 21, 1898. Name. \Rank. H a rry Roberts ............................................. Chief Musician. Valentine A. F. Laubenheim er ....P r i v a t e Com pany C Jesse H. Getchell .................................Private Com pany M John T. M cLaughlin ....................... Private Com pany G T HE Montana men who re-enlisted with the Thirty- sixth, which is to be com m a n d ed by Col. Bell, form e rly m a jor in the Third artil lery, and with whom the M ontanas were in m a n y engage ments, were: Charles W . Mead, D Company, Lieuten ant. Charles French, D Company, Lieuten ant. Michael Barry, K Company, Sergeant. John Cavin, K Company, Corporal. Albert J. Erick son, G Company, Sergeant. James, Noonan, M Company, Cor poral. Martin O’Shea, M Company, Sergeant. Privates—Seym our Addison, I Com pany; Charles F. Bateman, M Com pany; Guy H. Bellinger, G Company; W illiam A. Brown, K com p a n y ; Curtis E. Brooks, D Com pany; W ilfred W . Chatelle, E Com pany; F. W . Condon, M Com pany; John T. Conrey, A Com pany; Anton Doll, M Com pany; Fritz Esselborn, C Com pany; Michael Fitzgerald, K Com pany; Leroy Gorley, I Com pany; B. P. Gould, D Com pany; Blen Hurd, C Com pany; Frank McNeill, B Com pany; Tim othy M c Donald, A Com p a n y ; W m. H. McDonald, D Compr.ny; G eorge J. Kirtz, I Com p a n y ; John Kerringan, K Com pany; Ralph Evans, B Com pany; Frank ' ‘ Mills, M Com pany; Gotlief Molcan, C Com pany; Miles J. O’Connor, B Com pany ; George R e y nolds, C Com pany; Robt. M. Richwine, K Com p a n y ; Frank Thomas, C Com pany; Thos. W ilson, D Company. Those from M on tana wrho enlisted with tfte Eleventh cavalry were: Frank E. Green, H Company, Cap tain. Privates — A lfr e d M. Finley, H Com pany; Charles Jes sup, H Com pany; W illiam Zeller, FI Company. Tfot S o J ’ierce. CO . H, KALISPEL, CAPT. F. E. GREEN. W illiam P. Mulcahy, J r .......................Private Com pany F Rudolph H erbst ........... Private Com p a n y H W illiam S e a m o n .................................... Private Com pany C at San Francisco, S a l., June 9, 1898. Name Rank. George W . Brown ........................... Private Com pany L George Hynes ........................................ Private Com pany L Theodore E. ^-anchescer .................. Private Com p a n y G George B. Mead ................................... Private Com p a n y L> Con. M cClurg ..................................... Private com p a n y D Thomas W . McConnon Private Com p a n y E W illiam H. W ilson ............................ Private Com p a n y I at San Francisco, June 22, 1898. Name Rank. Cfcarles Kerr ........................................ Private Com p a n y B Jules M o r i t z ............................................. Private Com p a n y D George A. Rowland ........................... Private Com pany H T H E First Montana won a reputation as a fighting reg iment that made the insurgents respect it. The fam e of the regim ent was not, however, confined to the enemy, but its fighting proclivities was recognized in United States arm y cir cles from one end of the country to the other. The boys from this state were even believed b y some of the regulars to be terribly ferocious. It is related that after the war had got well started a colored regim ent cam e to the islands. It had evidently heard of the M ontana boys as one of the darky soldiers met one of the members of the First one night in town. “ Say, Boss, w h a t regim ent do you belong to,” asked the colored man after an acquaintanceship had been struck up. “ I ’ m a mem ber of the First M ontana,” he replied. The colored man then moved aw a y a few paces and after looking the m a n over from head to foot he said: “ W h y , you don’t look so terrible wild and fierce after all. Say, boss, ain’t you m istaken? You don’ t really belong to them ‘Fighting M ontanas.’ ”
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