Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-19
ArmS Orders Department ol
Dakota.
IIu4pe'Gs ST. Paul, MINI

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iAe a,sention Of post commanders
i called 10 the iaei tat in some in
stances copies Of The proceedings OF /
.snaFtis O. survey have been furnished
aiii efs accountable for ihe stores or
property acted apon, aud have been
ased by them as subvqlchcra 10 their
fesurtis. prior 10 revision by the de
Ialr,meiAt commander. This practice
III violation Of The second paragraph
70 page three Of general orders, No
ss, ol 1873, from these headquarters,
ard general orders, No. 1ol Of 1879,
frpiu lie wAr department. Here,
8fter copies must not be furnished or
Dsei uti! ilie action of the depart
alent commander shall have been m
!oiscd thereon.
IS lie subsistence department. docs
nns 1t iresens require pork or ia.
fe~tpsssue until further orders,
a' purchase will be made of these
lieias rs company savings. Beans,
.lesss Itoe, and homlay may be pur
chased by the subsistence depart
ass4,fssss etit tsaly,f il quantities fsfeaer
lonate 10 the amounts Of each q
these articles issued.
Post commanders viii be held re-
pousible for a strict compliance with
paragraph 3, special orders, No. 30,
t March q, 1876, from these head
quarters.
leeial Orders No, i.
4 board OF survey, to consist Of
Najor Charles G.. Bartlett, Eleventh
Infantry, and Captain George l..
drowning, Seventh Infantry, will
meet at these headquarters at II
O'clock a. m. on Friday, the I'd pro1.,
or MS soon thereafter as practicable,
- investigate and report upon the
circumstances attending the loss of
certain ordnance stores issued to Cor-
poral 3. s. Long, ordnance depart
tnent, and for which stores Captain
O. +. Michaelis, ordnance depart
ments is accountable. The board
will fix tie responsibility for the loss.
A board OF survey, 10 consist OF
Major Charles G.. Bartlett Eleventh
Infantry, and Captain George L.,
browning, Seventh Infantry, will
meet at these headquarters at II a.
N. on Saturday, the Sd pro1, or as
scon thereafter as practicable, to ex-
anime iEto, report upon, and tx the
responsibility for dehcience in lot
of clothing, camp and garrison equi.
page for which First Lieutenant JOS
,ah Chance, Seventeenth Infantry
is accountable.
sqectsl orders, No u
The verbal, order OF the department
commander OF Aug. 2S,1S76, to Cap
i tain A. II. Goodloe, Twenty second
Infantry, to proceed from Giendive
Creek, ~ T., to Fort Abraham Lin
coln, d. 7. and there report to 1.-THE
commanding officer Of that post, Is
hereby confirmed.
The verbal order Of the department
commander OF the 31st ult., to Major
Charles G.. Bartlett, Eleventh lnfan-
Try, who on that date reported at
these headquarters for service in this
department. to proceed to Fort
Smelling, Mimi, and report to the
ommanding officer for temporary
de.y al tl,e post, is hereby confirmed.
Captain james AZ. Bell, Seventh
Cavalry, will proceed on public ser,
wee 10 Fort Abetcrombie, ID. L, and
will then return aud report in .'erson.
ecial Orders, se. cl.
Lieutenant Golones Elmer Otis,
Seventh Cavalry, having reported
at these headquarters, in accordance
with paragraph 5, special orders, No
l5l. Of 1876, from the headquarters
Of the army, is assigned to duty Al
Fort Rice, and sill proceed to joir
his station.
A board of officers to consist o
ColoneP George Sykes, Twentieth In.
fantfy.Captain John C.lBates, Twent
tieth Infantry, and First LleuteNan1
4-IeAa 3 -Reasaaa, Admtant Twentieth
Infantry. will assemble d, Fort Ridley