The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-20
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
GENERAL GRANTS GRANDSON
MADE A LIEUTENANT.
Fitzhugh Lee, il, Also Receives an
Appointment. E. Foraker, jr.,
an Assistant Adjutant General.

Washington, May 1s.-The president
today sent these nominations to the
senate:
War-First regiment volunteer engi-
neers: Colonel, Eugent Griffin of New
York; first lieutenants. Algernon Sar-
toris of District of Columbia; F'itzhugh
Lee. jr., of Virginia; Carlos CarboneI
of Troy. n. Y; Thoms Z ]. Sullivan of
Colorado; Karl Fisher Hansen of New
York.
with rank of major-William Aber-
nathy OF Missouri.
To be engineer officer, with rank OF
Inajor-CharleS Lincoln Woodbury. of
Vermont; Captains William D. Beach,
Third cavalry; George II. Sands, Sixth
cavalry. and William a Skunk, Eighth
cavalry.
Treasury-Edward Elias of Califor-
mia, assayer of the mint at San Fran
cisco.
To be assistant quartermaster. with
rank of caDtain-First Lieutenant Geo
5. Cartwright. Fourth infantry
To be commissary of subsistence, with
rank of captain-Frederick a Hyde Of
New York: William II. Anderson Of
Ohio; George B. McCullom of Tennes-
see.
To be additional paymaster-Wnliam
3. SchOfield of San Francisco.
To be assistant adjutant general, with
rank of captain-Putnam Bradley
Strong Of New York.
ARMY CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following army combinations
were made today by the senate;
To be assistant adjutant generals,
with the rank of majOr-CaDtain S.
Walter Schuyler. Louis V. Cassiarie,
William McCammOn, James Petit, Al
fred c. Sharpe, Hugh L. Scott, Edward
Davis, First Lieutenants Frederick S.
Strong, Herbert II. Sargent, Clarence
r. Edwards, Samuel D. Sturgis, Samuel
Reber, Messrs. Campbell z. McNIich-
ael of Pennsylvania, George H Hopkins
of Michigan, and John A. Logan, jr.,
of Illinois
To be assistant adjutant generals.
with the rank of caDtain-First Lieu
tenants Erasmus Weaver. jr.. Francis
P. Fremont, De ROsey c. Cabell;
Charles NJ Truitt, Edward Saint J.
Greble, John H. Beacon. Harvey c.
Carbaugh, John 3. Mcdonald, Albert
L. Mills, Charles G.. Treat, John A. Da-
pay, William Hancock, William II.
Smith. John F. Morrison, Benjamin
Alvord. Henry c. Cabell, Godfrey N.
Mcdonald, William II. Johnston, John
L. Sehon, CrOte Hutcheson, James X
ius D. Wilson, William A HOlbroOke,
Robert E. L. AIitchie, Daniel B. Devoe,
Lucien D. Berry, John T. Mcmahon, T.
Bentley Mott, Samuel Zeay, jr., Robert
G. Paxton. Robert L HOwser, George
B. Duncan. Walter A Bethel. Edmund
T. Belts. Charles W. Fenton, Louis c.
Scherrer.
Second observation-disclosures Zettle,
Walter c. Short, Robert Cromwell,
Henry H. Whitney, Edward B. Cassat,
John d. Gilmore, jr.
Among the civilians confirmed as as
sistant adjutant generals, with the
rank of captain, We're William McKit-
trich of California, and Joseph B. For
aker. ir.. Of Ohio.
To be inspector general. with rank OF
captain-George L. Anderson. Earl D.
Thomas. Alexander Rogers, John NJ. K
Davis, Philip Read. Thomas NJ Wood
ruff, Benjamin II. Chevock, Stephen W.
Seyburn, Stephen G. Mills. Herbert J.
Sturm, Harry c. Benson. William P.
Duvan, Messrs. G.. Creighton Webb OF
New York and Russell B. Harrison OF
Indiana
To be ouartermasters, with the rank
of major-CaDtains Charles G. Dennis,
John w. Summer Hays, Samuel R.
Jones. NJ. c. Martin. Oscar F. Long,
Guy Howard, Frederick Won Schraeder,
]. E. Sawyer. Frederick D. Hodgson,
James B. AIeshire. Thomas G. Cruise,
First Lieutenant Eugene F. Ladd, Mr..
William A. WadswOrth of New York
To be assistant quartermasters, with
the rank of captain-First LieutenantS
Wolcott. jr., Julius A Penn,
Ulysses G.. McAleXander.
Among the civilians confirmed with
this rank were MesSrS. Z. McMichell Of
Oregon, Benjamin J. Johnson Of Cali
fornia and E. H. Parsons of Utah
To be commissaries of subsistence.
with the rank of caDtain-F'irSt Lieu
tenants D. Hoyt, Parker West, Omar
Bundy, Gilmore F. Tagge, Alexander r.
Second Lieutenant Harold Z.
Cloke.