The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-23
MIhIrARY MArrRRs.

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The following general special orders
have been issued from the headquarters
Of the .departmentiof the Platte:
Fort OMAHA NEB., Nov. 20, 1879.
In compliance with instructions from
the headquarters Of the army. dated the
9Th instant, the following described
military reservation declared by execu-
tive order of November 4, 1870, is an
nounced for the information of all con-
cerned. ~ IA
Al icood and timber reservation for the
use Of the posts of Fart Saunders, Fort
SICD. A. .ifrssell, rand for Cheyenne
I Depot, Wyo,ning Territory,
Embracing sections 20 and 80, town.
ship 15north, range II west of the sixth
principal meridian, being in the aterri-
tory of Wyoming. ~ e noifsi1a7
Posts inches square and feet high,
branded U. S. NJ. W. & T. r., will be
placed to mark the boundaries Mt suit
able points.
THE reservation is 2St miles west II
degrees north from Fort d. A. Russell
and Cheyenne depot, and IL miles
nearly due east from Fort Saunders.
In compliance with instructions from
headquarters of the army, dated the 9Th
instant, the following described mill
tary reservation declared by executive
order of November 4, 1879, is announced
for the information of all concerned:
WOOD AND TIMBER RESERVATION
FOR USE OF THE POST OF FoI,T ROB-
INsoN, NEBRASKA.
beginning at point five miles due
west of the flagstaff of Fort Robinson,
Neb., and running north four a. miles.
thence west four (4) miles; thence
south four (4) miles; thence east four
"a miles to the point of beginning.
The courses are true.
The magnetic variation is 10 degrees,
80 minutes, east.
The area is sixteen (16) square miles.
Latitude flag staff, 1U3 degrees, 80
minutes, 4S seconds.
Longitude (flag-staff), 103 degrees,
26 minutes, 45 seconds west from Green
wich. iai f"
Posts 5 inches square and feet
will be placed to mark the boundaries
at suitable points. fEfkt
A general court martial IS hereby ap-
pointed to meet at Fort D. A. Russell,
w. T., on the oath day of November.
1879, or as soon thereafter as practical
BILE, for the trial of such prisoners as
may be brought before it.
II DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
l. Captain Richard S. Vickery, as
sistant surgeon, U. S. A. ttb
d C..nfai,, A Ifrad IMnrtr,, N,,th
infantry. Etr1 ~oo..
8. First Lieutenant William l.. Car
penter, Ninth infantry
4. Second Lieutenant Frank D.
Dodds, Ninth infantry. ya8
s. Second Lieutenant William F.
n orris, Ninth infantry.
First Lieutenant William T. Norris,
Ninth infantry, judge advocate.
No other officers than those named
can be assembled without manifest in
jury to the service. 4-
A general court martial is hereby ap-
pointed to meet at Fort Laramie, w.
T., on the 26th day of November, 1879,
or as soon thereafter as practicable, for
the trial of such prisoners as may be
brought before it.
DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
l.. Captain William s. Collier, 4th
2. Captain John W. Bubb, 4th in
fancry. .-.
8. First Lieutenant Henry Seton,
9Th infantry. 9l4E
4. First Lieutenant James F. Simp-
Ison, r. Q. M, 3D. cavalry.
1 5. Second Lieutenant Nathaniel J.
Whitehead, 4th infantry.
y First Lieutenant Rufus p. Brown,
4th infantry, judge advocate.
No other officers than those named
can be assembled without manifest in
| jury to the service.
A general court martial Is hereby
appointed to meet at Fort Fetterman
w. T., on the 26th day of November,
1879, or as soon thereafter as practica.
Bile, for the trial of such prisoners as
may be brought before it.
II DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
L. Major Julius w. Mason, thirt
cavalry.
2. Captain William II. Powell
fourth infantry.
/ g.. Captain James II. Spencer, fourtf
! infantry.
"a. First Lieutenant Horace Neide
fourth infantry.
5. First Lieutenant Joseph Keeffe
fourth infantry.
9. Second Lieutenant A. Burnle.
Crittenden fourth infantry.
First Lieutenant Robert w. Shufeldt
assist surgeon, U. S. A, judge advo
| cate.
No other officers than those namet
can be assembled without manifest in
| jury to the service.
Upon the recommendation of his reg
mental commander, Private Charle
Pappenheim, band, Ninth infantry
under charge of desertion, is restored
to duty. without trial. Under the re
quirements of paragraphs 15S, 1857
/ 1858 and 1859, revised army regulations
\ and section 18, Of the act of congress
approved March 10, 1902, this soldie
! forfeits all pay remaining due at tn
! time of his desertion; with that which
hasSaecrued during his absence as a de
serter, and will make good the tim
lost. 90 ~ -raaeap
Post Chaplain George A. England
u. s. a., having reported atthese head
quarters, in compliance with para
I graph 1, special orders No. 225, curren
series, adjutant generals office, is as
signed to duty at Omaha, Nebraska
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