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

sistant Surgeon, with rank from June
-. 1857; 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
he held as provided By Section 1870,
Political Code. and commanding officers
|, viii arrange the dates Of inspection ana
details thereof in accordance with the
provisions of eaid Section. approved
February %. 1889
3. \ Board OF Survey is hereby APP
pointed to examine all unserviceable
ordnance and Quartermaster' stores
uniforms, etc. now in use by the Ma =
ticnal' 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
| it's 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 and in con-
/ junction with Brigade, or acting Bril-
gaGe inspector Third Brigade, fer Third
! Brigade.
Said board will make its report with
! its recommendations as to such dispo-
sition Of said property as viii be for 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.
The detail for the board for the Naval
Battalion will be announced in future
orders (Approved March S, 1889
t. Paragraphs G23. G25 1874 and
/ 1885. 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
! N G. c.. with tfre~ hight of two and a
quarter inches.
! 1133-For ali 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:
ommander-in-C Chief and Staff. %;
Division and Staff, 1G: three Brigades
and Staffs, So; three Signal Corps
cThird Brigade not yet reported), 101;
four troops of Cavalry, 30; Naval Bat
TALON, 414: First Infantry, SOL; Second
Infantry Companies z and 1 not yet
reported), G19; Fifth Infantry Com
panies c and not yet reported), 532;
Sixth Infantry Companies A, e and G
not yet reported), 400: Seventh Infan-
try Companies D and l not yet re-
ported). 75S; Sanitary Corps, %. To-
tai, 1900 Company Cadets, First In
fantry, 80.