KILLED IN ACTION.

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

DIED OF DISEASE.

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

BATTERY B.

OFFICERS.

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

SERGEANTS.

First, JOHN U. BUCHIProvo
Quartermaster, JAMES K. BURCHOgden
Veterinary, FELIX BACHMANProvo
LOUIS N. FEHRSalt Lake City
ROBERT STEWARTPlain City
JOHN A. BOSHARDProvo
GEORGE B. WARDLAW
Wounded February 4, 1899.		Ogden
ANDREW PETERSON, JR.
Wounded March 11, 1899.		Manti
HARVEY DUSENBERRYProvo

CORPORALS.