The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

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them were sent 70 Port u. A. RasssiL
The balances viii 90 10 Arizona, mostly
for the Teuth cavalry. The men ars in
charge Of Lieut.. c. c. Morrison, Sixth
cavalry.
Owing 10 the Indian war down below
the recruits are necessary 20 M up the
regiments Of cavalry in order TO do
more effeetuAl work. NJ
Anarmy retiring board having found
Captain William Fiack, Second infant
~, ineApaeitated for active service, he
Is by direction Of the secretary Of war
granted leave of absence until further
orders. Sergeant James Hackett COM
rany A. Seventh infantry, has been
transferred as q private 70 the Third
infantry, for duty IS school teacher at
Fort shaw, n. T. The leave Of alb
senee granted Second Lleutenant 3. J..
Mulhall, Fourteenth infantry, has been
extended six months. The leave Of alb
sence granted Captain ]. ii. Rollins.
ordnance department, has been extend
ed until further orders on account Of
disability. A furlough for three months
has been ordered for Hospital Steward
Charles Wilseck, United States army,
Is TO take effect after his next re-enlist-
ment.
The Sixth infantry, General Hazen.
has bean ordered 10 the department Of
Missouri and will be stationed ut the
White river agency, relieving the six
companies OF infantry now there. which
will be returned TO the department Of
Dakota. The Sixth infantry will act
under orders heretofore given to pre-
vent miners and others from trespassing
on the Ute reservation and to eject all
who may be found there without per-
mission Of the proper authorities.
Lieutenant Doane, who was recently
ordered to this city from the northwest,
brings with him fourteen men from the
Second cavalry and one from the Ninth
infantry, who have volunteered to
remain ut the post which 1t Is proposed
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an' 81. months iea'e Oh apsence'
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clas. will be delivered lime n The
examin,t,op M candidates. ,or The o.w
fourtb. c,,ss win I,eg,n J,ra 10 .nd sna
June IA.
The revision NJ the army reou,at;on.
"a substantially -comnleted oniv
work NJ nroof reading ana indaxino
remaining IN be dome II ia exnacted
that the eovernment nr,ntino once vin
be able 10 issue n during the month N
June The new volume win be NJ
handy size. the naoe beIng about Ave
by six inches. with aexible cover and
CLASH similar IN the tactics n Will he
set in minion TYNE and there will he
abopt zoo naoes Al the foot NJ each
naraorapb are noted the references and
authority for II. which will ada much
IN the valua of the new reoulation.
The work has been dome with great cara
Inv Col Roberts assisted INV Mai Camn
and Adiutant General Tovnsend has
revised the same
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