public. This is not written with the idea that
it will become a standard work, but that while those events which
happened are yet green in the memories of the Utah artillerymen, they
may be recorded and not be consigned to oblivion. The author trusts he
may not be asserting too much when he affirms that the book is written
with a strict adherence to facts, as he has had access both to public
and private data in the compiling of the work, and he has been
scrupulously careful in guarding against errors of every description. At
this opportunity he takes pleasure in thanking those officers and men
who have helped him in bringing about an accomplishment of his plans,
and furthermore, he wishes to extend his thanks to Angus K. Nicholson
for his contributions and a like communication to those friends who have
given him timely advice and aid in disposing of difficulties which have
arisen from time to time.

BOUNTIFUL, January 25, 1900.

CONTENTS.

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PREFACE

INTRODUCTION 13

CHAPTER I.--The Mustering 16

CHAPTER II.--Barrack Life 24

CHAPTER III.--The Insurrection 36

CHAPTER IV.--The Gunboats 77

CHAPTER V.--The Home Coming 90

MAJOR RICHARD W. YOUNG 102

MAJOR FRANK A. GRANT 103

CAPTAIN E.A. WEDGEWOOD 105

CAPTAIN JOHN F. CRITCHLOW 106

LIEUTENANT GEORGE W. GIBBS 108

LIEUTENANT RAYMOND C. NAYLOR 109

LIEUTENANT ORRIN R. GROW 110

LIEUTENANT WILLIAM C. WEBB 112

LIEUTENANT GEORGE A. SEAMAN 113

LIEUTENANT FRANK T. HINES 114

LIEUTENANT JOHN A. ANDERSON 115

SERGEANT HARRY A. YOUNG 116

SERGEANT FORD FISHER 118

ROSTER--Battery A 120

Battery B 125

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.