The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-26
Changes Announced in.
Orders From Head
quarters.
Dates Fixed for the Annual
EnCampment of the
Militia.
Owing to Decreased Appropriations
the Outings Are Limited to
Seven Days.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, May 25.-Gen-
eral order No. 5. issued by Adiutant-Gen-
eral Barrett to-day. directs that the entire
Third Brigade shall 60 into camp at Santa
Cruz by August Ia and announces the fol-
lowing changes among the officers Of the
National Guard of the State, which have
occurred since the issuance Of the last or
deE
Division-Louis Barrere to be lieutenant
colonel and quartermaster, with rank from
April %, 1897, vice Burd1ck, retired; +. s.
Pott to be lieutenant-colonel and paymaster.
wi tn rank from January %, 1897, vice Follls,
deceased; George II. Wethern to be major and
aid-de-camp, with rank, from March %, 1897,
vice Pott, promoted.
Upon the application of Major-General N. T..
James, division commander therefor, Colonel
II. P. Bush, retired, is hereby detailed to re-
port for active duty as Judge-advocate, ot ~
sion, to the division COMMANDER. with the
rank of heutenant-colonel, as provided in
paragraph 4, section 1878, of the Political
Code (approv ed April IA, 1897.
Second Brigade-Douglas White TO be cap
tain and aid-de-camp, with rank from March
II. 1897, vice Wegener, promoted.
First Infantry-James F; Smith to be colonel
commanding, with rank from March II.
1887, vice Macdonald, retired; George T.
Bailinger reelected first lieutenant, Company
A. with rank from January 81 1885
second lO1antry-G- A. JdCkSOu, Te-eltCbcQ
first lieutenant. Company A, with rank from
March 90 1895; Levi w. Nicholson, to be sec
ond lieutenant, Company c, with rank from
May /, 1897, vice Asburn, term expired.
Sixth Inlantry-Charles III. Dasher to be
first lieutenant, Company A. with rank from
March 49, 1897, vice Elliott, resigned; George
l.. Doll to be second lieutenant, Company A,
with rank from March Is, 1897, vice Dasher,
promoted; Arthur s. Guthrie 10 be first lieu
tenant, Company H, with rank from April II,
1897, vice Smith, term expired; Andrew e.
Corwin to be second lieutenant, Company II,
with rank from April IL, 1897, vice Guthrie,
promoted; George W. Jones, reelected cap
tain, Company Il, with rank from February
q, 1895.
seventh Infantry Edward s. Brown, re-
elected first lieutenant Company B, with rank
from April II, 1895; Orrin P. Sloat, reelected
first lieutenant Company K, with rank from
March 10, 1895; William c. Secombe, re-elect-
ed second lieutenant Company X, with rank
from March Is, 1885; Geo. Thaxter. to be first
lieutenant and Inspector OF rifle practice, with
rank from April %. 1897, wee Sinclair, re-
signed; William L. Lippincott, 10 be first lieu
tenant Company ], with rank from March l.
1897, vice Collingwood, resigned.
Signal Corps-P ]. Perkins 10 be captain.
Signal Corps, Second Brigade, with rank from
February 10, 1897, vice Boardman. resigned
University cadets-Colonel, George w.
Bauer; Heutenant-colonel, Charles A. Son !;
major, Walter A. Starr; captains, Owen S.
Case. Frank P. Taylor John H. Nee. Robert A.
Knzie, William C. Jurgens, Bernard P. Miller,
William +. McNutt Jr., John B. Metca; San
ford W. Cartwright; first lieutenants.s Erwin
L. Sadler Louis H. Earle, John d. Hatch.
Horace A. Turner. Wallace w. Everett, George
f. Reiuhart, Fred L. Lowell, Russell T. Craw-
In com pliance with section 2O1S of the
Political Code. the National Guard of Cali
fornia will parade in their respective localities
on Monday, July . next (the 4tn day OF July
falling on Sunday in celebration OF the one
hundred and twenty-first anniversary of
American independence. The division COM