December 14, 1898.
Private, A.L. THOMAS, JR. Salt Lake City
June 12, 1898.
Private, JOHN A. TILSON Salt Lake City
June 28, 1899.
Private, FRANCIS TUTTLE Bountiful
September 21, 1898.
Private, CHAS. E. VARIAN Salt Lake City
December 14, 1898.
Private, E.P. WALKER Salt Lake City
June 28, 1899.

ROLL OF HONOR.

KILLED IN ACTION.

Quartermaster-Sergeant, HARRY A. YOUNG Salt Lake City
February 6, 1899.
Sergeant, FORD FISHER Salt Lake City
May 14, 1899.
Corporal, JOHN G. YOUNG Salt Lake City
February 5, 1899.
Private, WILHELM G. GOODMAN Salt Lake City
February 5, 1899.

DIED OF DISEASE.

Corporal, GEORGE O. LARSON Dover
December 10, 1898.
Corporal, JOHN T. KENNEDY Park City
March 15, 1899.
Private, OSCAR A. FENINGER Park City
June 5, 1899.
Private, CHARLES PARSONS Salt Lake City
April 20, 1899.

BATTERY B.

OFFICERS.

Captain, JOHN F. CRITCHLOW Salt Lake City
First Lieutenant, RAYMOND C. NAYLOR Salt Lake City
Second Lieutenant, GEORGE A. SEAMAN Bountiful
Wounded April 11, 1899.
Second Lieutenant, FRANK T. HINES (Batt. Adjt.) Salt Lake City

SERGEANTS.

First, JOHN U. BUCHI Provo
Quartermaster, JAMES K. BURCH Ogden
Veterinary, FELIX BACHMAN Provo
LOUIS N. FEHR Salt Lake City
ROBERT STEWART Plain City
JOHN A. BOSHARD Provo
GEORGE B. WARDLAW Ogden
Wounded February 4, 1899.
ANDREW PETERSON, JR. Manti
Wounded March 11, 1899.
HARVEY DUSENBERRY Provo

CORPORALS.

JAMES J. RYAN Mercur
CHARLES C. CLAPPER Mercur
THEODORE L. GENTER