The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-18
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
GEORGE T. DoWNEY WILL BE A
PAYMASTER.
Long List of Army and Navy Promo
tons - Many Commissaries, Pay
masters and Inspectors Named.

Washington. May 1.-THE president to-
day sent these nominations to the SEN
ate:
Meyer HABIT, to be collector of customs,
district of Pimlico. n. c.. George P. Wal
dorf, collector of internal revenue, Tenth
district of Ohio; r. M. Moore, collector
of customs for the district of Salura,
Texas.
Navy Department-Captain Silas Casey,
Z. S. N, to be a commodore; Commander
Benjamin p. Lamberton, to be a captain;
Lieutenant, junior grade, Harry George,
to be a lieutenant; Lieutenant Command
er Harrison G.. Colby, to be commander;
John II. Moore, to be lieutenant COM
rnander; Lieutenant Commander Levitt
c. Logan, to be a commander; Ensign
Ralph b. Walter, to be second lieutenant
in the marine corps; Second Lieutenant
Anon Bronson, jr., U. S. NJ. C., TO be an
mis-, of Maryland, and William s. Thomas.
of New York, to be assistant surgeons in
the navy.
jutant general, with rank of major,
George S. Hobart, of New Jersey.
Withdrawn-Captain Henry c. Ward,
Sixteenth infantry. for inspector general
with rank of major; ]. NJ. Simeral, of Ne
braska, for commissary of subsistence
with rank of captain; Richard H. Davis.
of Massachusetts, for assistant adjutant
general with rank of captain.
To be Engineer officers, with Rank yof
Major-First Lieutenant James +. Bell,
Seventh United States cavalry; 3. II.
Gordon, of Georgia; William H. Jenkins,
of Mississippi; First Lieutenant L. S.
Stoth, First United States infantry; Rob-
ert B. c. Bement, of Minnesota; Edward
Morrill,, of Pennsylvania; First Lieuten-
ant Clemmen A. Eager, corps of en-
To be Assistant Adjutant General with
Rank of Captain,-Ftrst Lientenant Will
fantry; sheriff. Babcock OF New York;
w. j. Sewell. of New Jersey.
To be Assistant Quartermasters, with
Rank OF Captain-First Lieutenant ]. c.
w. Brooks, Fourth artillery; John c.
Breckenridge, of New York; Frederick W.
Cole, of Alabama; w. E. English, of
Indiana
To -Commissaries of Subsistence, with
Rank of Captain-Stewart NJ. Brice, of
New York; Edward r. Hutchins, of Iowa;
Orson Pettijohn. of Illinois; Peter c.
Pennsylvania; John Carmichael. Virginia;
Moses r. DOyon. Wisconsin; Seth NJ. Mil
liken. Maine; Oliver Perry Smith, Penn
sylvania; Salmon f. Dutton, Vermont;
Clines. Massachusetts: Phillip NJ. Lydig,
New York; Miller r. Downing, Ohio; Will
son l. Devenny, Illinois.
Navy, to be Assistant Paymssters to
Fill Vacancies-George Palmer Dyer. of
New York: Robert Hunter Orr. of Della
ware; Frank w. Harte, District of Column
6la; Webb Van Horne Rose, of New York;
Charles W. Penrose. New York; Abel p.
Pierce. Texas; Robert r. Woods, District
of Columbia; William A. Merritt. of Mary
land: Harrison Robins, of mississippi;
William II. Doherty. of Massachusetts;
Charles Norris jr., of New York; Homer
X. Stanford, of Tennessee, TO be a civil
engineer in the navy.
Hosea j. Babin and Surgeon Charles A.
Siegfried. to be medical inspectors in the
navy.
War, to be Additional Paymasters-
Frank NJ. Hammond. of Massachusetts:
Winfield NJ. Clark. Pennsylvania: Henry
g: Fitzgerald. New York; John Demerit
New Hampshire: Timothy d. Keleher
New York; Daniel w. Arnold Illinois,
George Vandegrift, Ohio; George c. Stew
art, Georgia; George T. Holloway, New
York; Herbert NJ. Lord Maine: Samuel
r. McMillin. Minnesota; George B. Guild
Tennessee; James F. Busting New York
Stephen Cambrild, jr. Maryland: George
F. Downey, Utah; George W. Fishback
missouri; O'Brien Moore, Texas; 3. Brad
ley Ray Illinois; William H. Stillweu
Arizona; William B. Rochester. District
of Columbia; Robert c. Smith, New York;
Walton, District of Columbia.
To be Chief Quartermaster with Rank of
MaJor-Captain John w. Carson, jr as
sistant quartermaster.
To be Chief Commissaries of Subsist-
ence with Rank of MajOr-James O. Var
nedoe, Georgia; Samuel W. Hay. Penn
syivania; James H. Moody, of North Car
olina.
To be Inspector General with Rank of
Major-Captain John G. Balknice Tween
ty-second United States infantry; Captain
William Crozier, ordnance department. u.
8. A.
To be Chief Surgeons with Rank of
Major-John A. G.. Woodbury. of New
York; Lewis Schooler, of Iowa.