Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
MILITARY NEVIS, DEPARTMENT OF
 ARIZONA.

A. X. Surgeon l.. Sanderson left Whipple by last nights blackboard, for San Bernar- dino.
 Lieut. C. r. Eagan left this morning for Bcale Springs and Mojayc.
 The marriage of First Lieutenant w. F. Rice, 23d infantry, to Miss Annie Kelly, is announced to take place at the Fort Whipple chapel tomorrow evening, at $ o'clock. It Rice has made reputation second to that of no other officer ever serving in Arizona. for efficiency, good conduct and gallantry as an Indian fighter. Miss Kelly is too well known to the great majority of our readers to require word of praise. We wish the couple, through life, every prosperity and happiness.
 Orders published at Department Head quarters on the 20th, read as follows:
 l. Paragraph l. Special Orders No. 37 current series, from these Headquarters, is hereby Inodl- lied as tO direct Acting Assiataut Surgeon L. San. dsrson, upon being relieved from duty at Camp Verde, A. 9, 10 report in person to the Medical Director, Military Division of the Pacific, San Francisco, Cal, for annulment of contract.
 l: I'd Lieutenant George o, Eaton, 9th Cavalry, will proceed without delay, to Camp Beales Springs, A. T., and relieve lst Lieut. J. II. Hurst, l2th Infantry, oi hs present duties.
 Lieutenant Hurst upon being relieved will com ply with instructions from tbcse Headquarters of
 
 g. general courtnaltlal Is hereby consti- tuted to assemble at. Fort Yuma, Cal, at 10 o'clock a. m., Saturday the 18th instant for tho trial Of such persons AS may be properly brought before t.
 DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
 l. Major John G. Chandler. Quartermaster.
 2 Major A. ". Evnns, Third Cavalry.
 J. Captain Wiiltfm 5. Hughes, Assistant
 Quariermastcr
 f. Captain A. r. Rockwell, Assistant Quarter
 master.
 ]. Captain George s. Rose, Assistant Surgeon. q. Captain H. l. Erkrdge, :sid Infantry
 2. let Licuterant Charles King, 9th Cavalry
 2d Lieutenant H. l.. Haskell, 18th Infantry, No other officers than those named, can he as- semblod without manifest injurs to the service.
 In the event Of the absence Of any oiilcor nained in this order, the Court Will, nevertheless, organize and proceed with the business before it yror ided the number present be not less than the minimum prescribed by law. The Court will sh without regard to hours.
 The following orders were issued on the 2lst:
 9 Firs, Lieutenant winRm P, Ric- ReFlnsu,al QaTternasisr d Infantry. w FFccsea without delay Hnuiing officer fn dn'y, ss Aedps As.i-'aa, Quarter master. l D. Is, I4eutenani EiSard W Ward, 5ih Cavalry i. hereby relieved from dsy ai Camp Lowell A. T.. and vfl proceed without delay Co Camp AIrschs A. T. porting upon arnva to ue eoiSmAndns 0i'csr hs duty | 4 A Lieutenant kAwaai l.. Keys 5b Cavalry !. hereby Teisyed from dliy Camp Apasbe 4. IT., and will proceed without delay t0 Camp Boule 4. IT.. re pftng arrival ,O tiIe eownandins oniocr fa tempo ! Tary duty With Company D, 5th Cavalry. ..
 z. general court martial s hereby constituted to As seInbis ai CAHp Mcdowell A. T.. si 10 o'clock a Ha Tptstsy ths JHh insiaBi fs inc trial Of such rotsoa ! a. Hay Ca properly brought beiUre G. | pEFAiL TOR TIR COURT. 1 !. fartaia Q. ". Pollock 70 Infantry.
 2 i., .Ass,saani Louie n stii'". 2Sd Iehanuy | l. lsi iAen'ensnt Char4es May, 2td infaniry.
 n Nj lAeui' naui Jatars ll Lorkw wood 1id inisngy, , b 2d Llsrteush, Jsanes f. Miuisrs IlA Infahtss | JaAgs Advocate,