The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-27

sis1ant Surgeon, with rank from June
~, 1897; and Captain Roblee is hereby
assigned TO duty with the Seventh IN
fantIy.
. The annual inspection and muster
of the National Guard of California will
be held as provided By Section 1870,
Political Code, and commanding officers
i, Will arrange the dates Of inspection ana
details thereof in accordance with the
provisions Of said Section. approved
February 3, 1889
3 4 Board Of Survey is hereby APP
pointed to examine all unserviceable
ordnance and Quartermaster's stores.
uniforms etc. now in use by the Ma :
tionar Guard Of California.
Detail fer the board: Captain F. de
L. Darlington First United States In
fantry, now on detail with the Ma
tional Guard OF California, will act in
conjunction with each Brigade Inspec-
tor or acting Inspector, within the linn
| its OF his own brigade, to-wit: In con-
! junction with Brigade Inspector First
Brigade for that Brigade; in conjunc-
! ton with Brigade Inspector Second
! Brigade for Second Brigade ard in con
I junction with Brigade, or acting Bri-
!
brigade.
! Said board will make it's report with
its recommendation as to such dispo-
sition OF said property as viii be fer the
/ best interest Of the State.
The inspection called for herein will
be made as far as possible at the same
time that the annual muster for 1888
! is held.
nj. ~, 60, I,n Nov 4
! Battalion will be announced in future
orders. (Apprcved March S, 1889
t. Paragraphs G23, G25 1874 and
1875. Rules and Regulations, National
| Guard of California. are hereby
amended to read rs follows:
G23-Papers which admit of or require
Endorsements and all returns prescribed
! by regulations, Will be forwarded with
/ letters of transmittal; On retained cop
/ les the date of forwarding the original
must be noted.
625-Stamps or fac-similies Of sigma
! lures may be used in forwarding and
transmitting all papers which do not
require the personal action or approval
Of the officer on the contents, provided,
| that all demands requiring disburse-
ments of moneys must be approved by
the Signature with the pen of the
! proper officer.
1134-Saddle cloths for officers of the
/ Staff Corps: Dark blue cloth, accord
! ing to pattern worn over the saddle
blanket or pad. and under the saddle,
with an edging of gold lace one inch
| wide: in each flank corner the insignia
/ as prescribed for the collar Of the Off
! GERS undress coat, emitting the letters
! \. G. c.. with the hight of two and a
! quarter inches.
! 1135rFor all other officers: Dark
! blue cloth lined with canvas, accord
| ing to pattern worn under the saddle;
| number of regiment in enamel leather
/ figures two inches in length on each
| flank corner; edge trimmed with en-
| amel leather one and a half inches
wide; edges and figures of the same
| color as the trimmings of their respec
| tive arms.
organized Strength.)
< Organized strength of the Ma
! tional Guard of California on March l,
1898. as reported in the monthly re
turns:
Commander-in-Ch and Staff, p;
Division and Staff. IS; three Brigades
and Stats, IS; three Signal Corps
CThird Brigade not yet reported), 107;
four troops of Cavalry, 219; Naval Bat
talon. Al; First Infantry, sol; Second
Infantry Companies f and I not yet
reported), go; Fifth Infantry Com
panies c and G not yet reported), 532:
Sixth Infantry Companies A, E and G
not yet reported), 400; Seventh Infan-
try Companies D and I not yet re-
ported). 1913; Sanitary Corps, 80. To-
tai. 4 .200. Company Cadets, First In
fantry, 50.