Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

is quarters at Fort Whipple, where he Wi wilI Isd- establish the hear quarters of his roima'.~ ~
 z. The company Of The sth Cavalry no. Camp Cady and Fort Rock Spring vii" "SUsa S'a lieNed at those stations by one of tbs N' companies of the lIth Infantry now % Wo Presido, under orders to proceed wi,b cN eral Gregg to Arizona. General t;roa.u yen. designate the company, and will take {, t W.. sI him to the posts above named, and u;n .u .a the cavalry company of his regimen, N" lieved ;o Camp M0have. ;. As soon after its arrival at Drr,. n racks as it can be prepared fur the ,,.Os os
 General Gregg will order the other com,a.A the l4th lnia"try ola paz-ultima,eir .la. into camp at some healthy position os npp 1 Creek, as nrar as may be to the La pa. o'e Wickenburg roads. This camp will be I,a sa as Camp McPherson. '' l. As soon as possible after his arr;,., the District of Pr scott, General Gree" .la order the company at Fort Whipule ,e sa the company at Camp Lincoln on tho V.yIs ya and the company at Skull Valley to ,'as C,'i McPherson.
 .. General Gregg will give the necc,,.- orlers and instructions Co require tbp o,s9 panies at Camp McPherson to protect ,l.. selves, as hefet fore Ordefei, at the various ,. pornry stations throughout the Depar,,o,'. ] by the erection of such shades and sbel,sr.at may be made by the labor of the men .;,s such material as the immediate country - ,,.. afford. Gen ral Orders, No. 10, Head ou'. ters of the Division of the Pacific. d;sss.. that" Hereafter no buildings, except .ss as may be constructed by the soldiers ,6ss ,sttI la, f..1 without special authority, and any money . expended without authority will be chsipS to the officer making or ordering the eua diture." This order IS in effect the saus s the instructions from the Department H.j ! Quarters of the 4th of March preyious G,. rral Gregg will not only see that this o,a. and these instructions are enforced in fu,us ! but he will examine and report, with res,,a Co each of the stations m his command 4. i. what eXtent--if at all--they have been n.- 1 lectei in the past and in case they han been, he will in conformity to General 0, ,lers No. 90. Head Quarters Military hyis, of the Pacific, require careful estimate be made of the cost and expenditure incurs with the name If the ufiircr, that the ,moun, may he charged against him in the mn, accounting and auditing bureaus at EsI. ington"
 C The companies at Camp Mohaye vl be charged with the protection Of the \, ! have and Prescott road. Those a, Gan, McPhct>un with the protection of the h l'az and Nickeuburg roads and thesh | tTfct commander will, as required in th*h ,truetinns from Department Head Quar,n of March 4th lsGG, "gi,e such direciios will force the troops to be kept as mud possible on the move, msrr coming to their posts to reiit and for - plies.n
 :. Fort Whippe being near large ssts melt, k no longer ne dei save as \ ssrt and will only be regarded as such and h District Heal Quarters. No troops will | stationed there, save the few extra daiy .= required in the Quariermaster's and Conns sary Departments, or few mounted mes escort duty.
 X. The two companies at Camp Lincou the Verde will be kept actively empoyei extensive operations after the hostile lDdln In 'his connection, paragraphs and Department Special Orders, No, lT9, d X August, are republished, and special atienta called Co the fact that the Arizona Volunim Infantry companies stationed on the Tel accomplished much against the Apachs is ring their term of service at that plao
 "2. The cummander of the regular cs patits 'iriaiiesi |" relieve tine v0untrrr - authorized tO hire a suitable nuinbd guidcs--if any can be found in the ooup nles of Arizona Volunteers who may be ling Co be engaged---fJr the service d camp, so that every party be shall send may have with it two persons well acqpi ted with the country ln which it has to eraten
 "3. The attention of all oiiicers in An na k called to the ne es,ity ol a carefnlstr ''s 'hs ;ss;satsy, as wsi. =s ss ;hs ehiss f= 7 n and habits of tine hostile Indians who ias ' it, that they may take such measures in tb operations aS shal insure some prsetie.l suits, and preclude any unfavorable oOuEr son between what they may d., or leau done, and what has been accomplished V those whose places they have now to tl'
 If these companies do not accompei much aS their predecessors, the voaniu # General Gregg will examine and repoH cause of failure.
 ,. The two companies of the Sth Can which General Gregg takes with hin ~ Arizona, will be kept in co stant actiis yire where they may be nest needed, ;5 wherever they can be most likely to the hostile indians. To accomplish llk villas directed in the instructions q v 4th, lsGG-ecOnomise in every possible s1 the means of public transportation ws may be applied to active military oPa1a Olli ers travelling with troops to be rs,in to the minimum of transportation
 10 be carried as part of any baggage
 They may be sent forward with the
 trains, to he used at posts and states not to be taken by the troops in the h'
 70. The District commander will ss the estimates called for in peFarimen eral Orders, No. A., series of 1866 warded without delay, and before orders the establishment of Camp Ao son, or an additional company to tsAl ==7''' coln, and h. will see that the neeeSs E775l55 plies are either at the posts, or sn with the troops.
 II. The Quartermaster's and conD Y Departments will see that the m ':15 transportation and subsistence r v for the movements herein ordered