The record-union., 1895-12-09

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! Companies c, l. and G, respectively,
Fourth Battalion. Companies d and B,
| First Infantry, are hereby consolidated,
and will be known as Company b.
Fourth Battalion.
| Fifth Battalion-Companies G and D,
Third Infantry, to be known as Compa-
MES d and E.. Fifth Battalion. Compa-
nies B and T, Third Infantry, are here
| by consolidated, and will be known as
| Company II, and Companies E and A,
Third Infantry, are hereby consolidated,
and will be known as Company A,
| Fifth Battalion.
| Sixth Battalion-Batteries G and E,
| Second Artillery, to be known as Com
panies 1 and K, Sixth Battalion. Bat
teries D and T, Second Artillery, are
| hereby consolidated, and will be known
as Company F, and Batteries and II,
| Second Artillery, are hereby consoll-
dated, and will be known as Company
NJ, Sixth Battalion.
Seventh Battalion-CompanieS A, f,
G and B, Fifth Infantry, to be known as
Companies A, +, G. and B, respect
lively, Seventh Battalion.
Eighth Battalion-Companies c, d
and z, Fifth Infantry, to be known as
Companies c, D and E, Eighth Bat
talon, and Battery B, Second Artillery,
to be known as Company H, Eighth
Battalion.
Company A, First Infantry, is hereby
discontinued as an infantry company,
and will be enrolled as division in the
Naval Battalion, to be known as the
Fifth Division.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Charles H. Crock
er and Major Charles Jansen, First In
fantry, are hereby assigned to duty
with the Fourth Battalion.
Colonel James F. Smith
and Major Thomas F. brady, Third In
fantry, are hereby assigned to duty
with the Fifth Battalion.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Dennis Geary and
Major A. Huber, Second Artillery, are
assigned to duty with the Sixth Bat
talon.
Lieutenant-C Colonel A K Whitten,
Fifth Infantry, is assigned to duty with
the Seventh Battalion.
Major J. w. Juilliard, Fifth Infantry,
is hereby assigned to duty with the
Eighth Battalion.
THIRD BRIGADE.
The Sixth, Second and Eighth Infan-
try Regiments are hereby consolidated
into four battalions of infantry of four
companies each, as follows:
Ninth Battalion-Companies A, B, D
and II, Sixth Infantry, to be known as
Companies A, 3, d and II, respectively,
Ninth Battalion.
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and @, Sixth Infantry, to be known as
Companies c, E, f and G. respectively,
Tenth Battalion.
Eleventh Battalion-Companies E, f,
and G, Second Infantry, to be known as
Companies E, f and G., respectively
Eleventh Battalion; Companies G and
n, Second Infantry, are hereby consoli-
dated to be stationed at Nevada City,
to be known as Company c, Eleventh
Battalion.
Twelfth acknowledgements B, c
and E, Eighth Infantry, to be known as
Companies B, d and H, respectively,
Twelfth Battalion. Companies A and f,
Eighth Infantry, are hereby consoli-
dated, and will be known as Company
A Twelfth Battalion. Company D.,
Second Infantry, Company D and Com
pany c, Eighth Infantry, are hereby
mustered out of the service.
Major Colin Chisholm is hereby as
signed to duty with the Tenth Battal-
ion, and Lieutenant Colonel S. S.
| Wright is assigned to duty with the
Ninth Battalion; Lieutenant-Colonel H.
l. Seymour is hereby assigned to duty
with the Eleventh Battalion; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel r. A. Gray is hereby as
signed to duty with the Twelfth Bat
talon.
Second-Colonel H. P. Bush, First
Infantry, Colonel ]. w. Guthrie, Second
Infantry, Colonel ]. c. O'Connor, Third
Infantry, Colonel D. B. Fairbanks,
Fifth Infantry. Colonel ]. J. Nunan,
Sixth Infantry, Colonel w. G. Schrieber,
Seventh Infantry, Colonel Park Hen
shaw, Eighth Infantry Colonel E. B.
Spileman, Ninth Infantry, and Colonel
VIM McMacdonald, Second Artillery
are hereby relieved from the command
of their respective regiments and placed
on waiting orders
Third-In companies where no consol-
idations have been made, the present
company officers remain intact. The
officers of the new companies formed by
consolidation are as follows:
First Brigade, Third Battalion-Com-
panies A and 3, to be known as Com
pany B, Third Battalion: Captain,
Richard V. Dodge; First Lieutenant,
Edward F. Brown; Second Lieutenant,
j. c. Mielke.
Second Brigade, Fourth Battalion
Companies d and 3, to be known as
Company B: Captain, George Filmer;
First Lieutenant, 3. B. Sturdivant;
Second Lieutenant E. ]. Blumkall.
Fifth attalion-Companies B and f,
to be known as Company II: Captain,
Frank W. Warren; First Lieutenant, II.
c. Middleton; Second Lieutenant. j. j.
West Companies 4 and A, to be known
as Company A: Captain j. +. Connolly;
! First Lieutenant c.. T. Ballinger; Sec
ond Lieutenant, to be filled by election.
, Sixth Battalion-Batteries d and h,
! Second Artillery, to be known as Com
pany F: Captain j. A. Miller; FIRST
! Lieutenant, c. F. Seitz; Second Lieu
| tenant. F. A. Nippert. Batteries G and
| H. Second Artillery, to be known sCom-
pany Il: Captain Thomas r. O'Neil;
! First Lieutenant, Z. d. Carroll; Second
Lieutenant, c. j. Hogan.
Third Brigade Eleventh Battalion
| COMPANIES c and H, Second Infantry,
to be known as Company c. Captain,
| George a. Nihell; First Lieutenant X.
p Bowernan: Second Lieutenant, w.
| NJ Ashburn. Twelfth Battalion-Com-
panies A and F to be known as Com
pany A. Captain, to be filed by cleo
| ton: First Lieutenant, L. A. Jackson;
Second Lieutenant, c. Z. Small.
All other officers of the above con-
solidated companies are hereby re-
| lieved from command and placed on
waiting orders.
Fourth - Brigadiers- General COM
manding the several brigades will de-
| tail the necessary officers to take charge
! of all State property in possession OF
| the companies hereby mustered out OF
the service.
By order Of the Communicating Chief.
A. W. BARRETT,
Adjutant- General
LOST IN THE SHUTTLE.
The following twelve companies win
go out of existence:
Company G, Seventh Infantry. Ana
/ helm.
! Diego Consolidated with Company b
/ IN that place..
Company d. First Infantry, San