The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-22
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Discharge Without Honor OF Several
Volunteers From Uncle Sans
Service,

WASHINGTON, Oct. A--Pensions nave
been granted as follows;
California-Original: Audrey J. wheel
er. Santa Rosa, IS. Additional: Rodney
+. Herrick, Ventura, IS; Aaron g. I'D
belts, Ventura slO TO az, az fe 10 81 0risi-
mai. widow: Mary A. w. Lays, San
Francisco, s.. II ctioiax,
CHRONOLOGICAL: Lewis +: snmIpiey,
Heppner. IS; Silvanus L. Roberts, Myrtle
Point, S. Increase: Henry Laws, W tG-
vile, si2 to S14 Original, widoW-Mlnor
of Eben Berry, Roseburg, Sl2; n
Stowe, Frances. $40; Horace NJ. GuptiIl'
geline M Randolph, Monroe. ~; .,.
Private John Reynolds, Troop =, FoQrth
United States Cavalry, now at Fort Xel-
iowstone, upon his own application, IS
transferred to Troop y, Four. ,I. Ghl tsa
States Cavalry, and WIN pc s 5, az 'i ne
station of that troop, III Tue 1ieSioAo ~
San Francisco. ... rrooa ID
Fourth United States cavalry. now a.
the Presidio San Francisco, is transferred
to Company A, Twenty-third Infantry,
now supposed to be at that post,
Privates Charles s. Vaughn ana Geort
United States Ipfantry, have been at
tached to Company K, Twenty-third In
fantry, now at Camp Merritt, san FRAN
By the direction of the Assistant .Secre-
tary of War the following enlisted men,
now supposed to be at stations designated
after their respective names, VIII be as
charged without honor from the service
of the United States by their respective
commanding officers: Private Wesley Z.
McGlothlin Company F, First Washing
ton Volunteer Infantry, now at Manila;
Privates Thomas Farrell, Alfred l.. Mar
tin, Edward A. Robertson and CasPar T..
Peiffer Troop B, Eourtn 0hitea P Stases
Guy Rogers. Benicia Barracks; Private
William Smith, Company l, Eighteenth
United States Infantry Camp lamp q5isi d na-
ard, band First Washington Volunteer In
The weekly exchange of registered
Alaska, and Bennett, In the Yukon ais
trict of Canada, win be Immediately com
menced. Mails are restricted to letters
and postal cards to the exclusion OF al
other articles. BY postal convention with
| Canada all sealed letters exchanged be-
| tween the two countries must be or the
tiers in the United States. having. regis
tered letters or postal cards for dispatch
! to any place in the Yukon district OF
! Canada will inclose the same with regis
| which they will address to the Post
master at the exchange office of Skaguay
Alaska. They, will no longer address
| registered packages and envelopes con
| tafning registered letters for Canada tc
/ Dyea, Alaska, as Dyea, Alaska, has beer
discontinued as a foreign exchange ONCE
Julian Morton of San Francisco, has
been promoted from $1,000 to $14O0 a yeal
| in the supervising architects office In the
| Treasury Department.
! The Secretary of the Interior has re-
versed the land decision In the cases o.
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
/ against G. G. Stevens and .. III. Ayerill
/ in the Walla WalIa district, Washington
/ The land under dispute IS situated within
/ the limits of a grant for that portion o.
/ the construction branch land of said com
] pany which overIaps the grant from tn:
/ main line between Wallula and Portland
| Or, which line being unconstructed the
! grant therefor was forfeited by the ac
! Of September $780, The Northern Pacific
! Railroad made an appeal from the de
| cision Of February, 1897.