Captain I. B. Cook. 1st Lieut. E. C. Lundquist 2d Lieut. Geo. Filmer. 1st Sergt. A. F. Ramm. Sergt. B. B. Sturdivant, ” A. H. Clifford, ” W. N. Kelly. Corp. J. N. Wilson, ” B. E. Burdick, ” E. R. Burtis, ” A. McCulloch. Musician Gilkyson, ” Murphy, ” Rupp, ” Wilson. Private Adams, ” Bannan, ” Baumgartner, ” Claussenius, G., ” Claussenius, M., ” Crowley, ” Flanagan, ” Frech, ” Fetz, A., ” Gille, ” Gehret, A. C, ” Hayes, ” Heeth, A., ” Heizman, ” Kennedy, ” Keane, ” Lang, ” Monahan, ” McKaig, ” O’Brien, ” Overstreet, ” Perry, ” Powleson, ” Radke, R., ” Radke, G., ” Sullivan, H. B. ” Stealy, ” Sieberst, V. ” Shula, F., ” Sindler, ” Tooker, ” Unger, ” Wise, ” Wilson, R. E., ” Williams, ” Warren, ” Wear, ” Zimmerman. Upon the completion of the roll-call the company was turned over to the command of Captain Cook. In five minutes the entire regiment was mustered and formed in a hollow square. The size of the companies spoke volumes for the reputation of the regiment. It was now a little over three hours since the non-commissioned officers started on their tours of notification, and probably not more than an hour since some of the members were notified; still, here was almost the full regiment, thirty officers and three hundred and forty-six men, prepared to march. The zeal and alacrity with which the orders were obeyed is worthy of commendation. The men as they stood in ranks, attired in their campaign uniforms, their knapsacks and blankets strapped to their backs, presented a striking appearance. May their appearance that night never fade from our memories. Colonel Sullivan stepped into the center of the square and made the following remarks: “Men, we have been ordered to Sacramento to preserve the peace and dignity of the State. This is not a picnic trip; it is a serious duty. I have confidence that every man will do his full duty. I hope that our members will impress the enemy with the fact that we mean business, and I hope that no other recourse will be necessary. But if it becomes necessary to give orders to use ball and cartridge you must do it. You must remember that your own lives are at stake, and you will fire low, and fire to kill. These are hard words, but they are necessary words. I hope that we will return with the full number assembled here, and with honor and credit to the regiment. Fours right!”