Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-31
MILITIA CHANGES.
General orders Affecting the New
Mexican National Guard Issued by
the Governor and Commander
M-Chief.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,
Office of Adjutant General,
Santa Fe, N. M, Aug. 80, '97

TERRITORY OF New MEXICO,
Office of Adjutant General,
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. 80, '97
General Orders No. 8.
l. ExLieutenant II. E. Blake is here
by appointed chief signal officer of the
N. G. of N. M, with the rank of captain
to take effect from this date. He will be
respected and obeyed accordingly.
II. The resignation of Sergeant Ed
ward Krumpegel as territorial armorer is
hereby accepted, to take effect August 81
1897.
III. Sergeant Thomas Dotf1emyer is
hereby appointed territorial armorer,
with rank of quartermaster sergeant, to
take effect September l, 1897. Hs will
be respected and obeyed accordingly.
Nv. The attention of commanding Of
tioers is called to section %, chapter l.,
of the acts of the Thirty-second legis-
lative assembly of the territory, which
positively prohibits the wearing of uni
form or equipments when not on duty or
the loaning of equipments or any mill
tary property, under penalty of fine or
Imprisonment in the county Jail.
Commanding officers will be held strict.
ly responsible for the proper enforce.
ment of this law.
Any commissi officer or noncom-
missioned officer being aware of a viola
ton of this law will report the facts to
his commanding officer.
v. The battalion band, of the First
battalion of cavalry of the N. g. of N. NJ,
10 bar hy,o <o lptr Abo
the governor and commander in chief.
A commissioned officer of the battalion
will be detailed as band officer who will
be responsible for the proper discipline
of the band and for the care of the prop
erty and equipment of the band. 1t shall
be his duty to inspect all property in use
by the band at least once in each month
and to make q written report of such in
spection, with recommendations, to the
djutant-general.
All orders for the band to appear in
public will be issued by the adiutant-
general either direct or through the band
officer.
Captain W. E. Griffin, of troop E, is
hereby detailed to act as band officer in
addition to his other duties.
General Orders No. 4.
]. Troop A, First battalion of cavalry,
N. &. of N. NJ, stationed at Laguna, under
Captain Robert g. Marmon, having failed
to comply with the law by not meeting
for drills and military instruction, and
having failed to muster for inspection, is
hereby disbanded.
The adjutant general will give the nee
essary instructions for the disposition of
the military property in the hands of this
troop.
II. Troop B, First battalion of caval-
ry, N. G. of N. M, stationed at TERRA
Amarillo, under Captain Jose Inez Esqui-
bel, having failed to comply with the law
by not meeting for military instruction
and drills, and having failed to muster for
inspection is hereby disbanded.
The adjutant general will issue the nec-
essary instructions for the disposition of
the property in the hands of this troop.
Ill. Troop d, First battalion of cav
airy, N. G. of N. NJ, stationed at Gallup,
under Captain William F. Kuchenbecker,
having failed to comply with the law by |
meeting for drills and military instruo- |
tion, and having failed to muster for in
spection is hereby dlsbanded.
The adjutant general will give the nee
essary instructions for the disposition of
the property in the hands of this troop. |
". Company H. First regiment of in
fantrY, N. G. of N. NJ, stationed at Ros-
we'll, under command of Captain billiard
II. CLARK, having failed to comply with
the law by not meeting for drills and
military instruction is hereby disbanded.
The adjutant general will issue the nec-
esssry Instructions for the disposition of
The property in the hands of this COM
pany.
BY order of the governor and com.
nander in chief:
H. B. HEBsEY,
Adjutant General.