The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-07
Late Military Orders.

Second Lieutenant C. L. Scott, Sixth Cav airy, now in charge ot the packtrain from Whipple Depot, X. T.. will turn over the same 10 Lieut. Wm. Baird, Sixth Cavalry. Lieut. Wm. Baird, Sixth Cavalry, will proceed to aE once with the detachment of Company K, sixth Cavalry, the pack-train. Scout Charles Spencer, two Indian guides ] and one Mojsve witness, 10 report to Lieu tenant Colonel W. +. Price, Sixth Cavalry, l in the field, at or near Aubrey, A. T. | Assistant Surgeon J. C. W Northington, |. 1 S A., IS hereby relieved from duty with | Captain Wallace's command, end will re- | port for duty to Lieutenant Colonel W. R. ! Price, Sixth Cavalry, in the field, reporting to Lieutenant Baird Sixth Cavalry, cn route. Upon complexion of duty in ihe field, Assistant Surgeon Warrington will report 10 Department Headquarters. | Second Lieutenant c. L Scott, Sixth Cav l airy, will discharge the % sIohave Indians, selected as scouts ana guides, by Field Orders No. 3, April 2j. 1880, and report 10 his company commander for duty. The commanding officer Fort Meiave will issue arms and ammu1iticn to , Indian scouts and guides now at thIs post, taking receipts for the same from the officer in charge.
 4 temporary district is hereby announced to be known as the District of Colorado, embracing the valley of the river and all West tn the railroad. including the posts oi Fort Yuma and Fort Mojave. Lieutenant Colonel ". R. Price, Sixth Cavalry, Com man ing
 Post commanders will render field re- turns ;o the Destrict Commander, and rcgu- lar returns AS usual 10 Department Head- quarters direct.
 Cpan completion of the duties assigned him by the Department Commander, Lieu tenant Colonel w k. Price will order the troops and transportation to their respect i've posts, and return 10 Fort Verde.
 Second Lieutenant Wm. Baird. Sixth Cavalry, is hereby appointed A. A. c. NJ < \. 4. C. $ in tse fed, and will pay such Lecessary expenses as may be incurred in the hire of messengers, guides and berders.
 The commanding officer Fort Moiave will nd Wailace's Company, Sixth, Cavalry, to Flute lIiil, with the necessary instructions to patrol the crossings of the San Bernar. d n Road, as far as Mari Spring or further # necessary. and afford any needed pro- tsutlou Co the inhabitants of Providence and Ivanpah Mountains. ClptaIn Wallace will report to the commanding officer Fort Moi4ye all information gained concerning movements of Indians, for transmission tO the District Commander.
 The 4. A. c. Nj. Fort Mojave will pay twenty dollars for services rendered by special Indian courier, for carrying dis patches for the CommaRGer, to and from tA-S point and the Colorado River Ageny.
 \ Board of Officers to consist of Major J. F. Martin, Assistant AdjuJant General. Maj Weeks, Quariermsstcr, Assistant Surgeon F. C. AinSworth, First Lieutenant !. A. Smith First Lieutenant ". N. NolherspOon, is ap- pointed to meet at these Headquarter, al 10 o'clock. a. m tomorrow, the 4th inst, or as soon thereafter as practicable for the ex- amination of Sergeant-MJor Charles \. Howard, Sixth Cavalry, recommended for promotion.
 The Board will be governed by General Orders Nos. G and 6S, series ISIS. Head quarters of the Army, AGjutant Generals Office
 The verbal instructions of the Depart ment Commander of the 18th ultimo, direct ing First Lieutenant F. A. Smith, Adjutant 12th In., to accompany him in the field as Acting Adjutant General, are confirmed.