The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-10
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Pensions, Postofice Changes and Or.
ders Issued by the War De-
Dartment

WASHINGTON, Aug 9-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office to-day
denied the motion of Domingo ZanOne of
Eureka for a review of the department 5
decision denying his application for a re-
payment Of double minimum excess paid
by him on cash entry for land in Hum
boldt land district, California.
The postal service between Unadila
and TETON will be discontinued after
August Is. Service will then be discon-
tinued between Unadilla and Bakersfield.
Army orders: BY direction of the Act
ing Secretary of War, Captain Charles T..
Woodruff. assistant surgeon, is relieved
from further duty at Benicia Barracks,
and will proceed TO Fort Riley. Kansas,
to relieve Major Junius L. Powell. Major
Powell on being thus relieved will pro-
coed to San Francisco and report to the
commanding general, Department of Cali
forna, for temporary duty.
The following enlisted men, now
at the stations designated after their re-
spective names. will be discharged from
the service Of the United States: Acting
Hospital Steward Ernest l.. Smith, Hos
pital Corps, Fort st; MICHAEL, Alaska
General Hospital Preside, San Fran
cisco.
Third Cavalry, upon the completion of
such duty as may be assigned him by the
commanding general, Department of Cali
fornia. will proceed 10 the Phlllppine
Islands and report in person TO Brigadier
General John G. Bates for duty on his
/ staff.
The following-named officers, recently
appointed are assigned to regiments as
hereinafter specified Second Lieutenant
Eurubian II. Rubottom, Ninth Cavalry
Department of California, San francisco;
/ Second Lieutenant William b. Gown,
/ Third cavalry. will report in person to
the commanding general, Department OF
Missouri, for temporary duty, and upon
completion thereof will proceed to san
Francisco and report. in person TO the
commanding general, Department of Cali
fornia for duty; Second Lieutenant
/ George 3. Sharon. Twenty.htth united
States Infantry, San Francisco; Second
Lieutenant Cyrus A Dolph, Eleventh In
fantry. San Francisco.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Cornelius D.
Van WAGNER. United States army, Is re
| leved from further duty on the hospital
! ship Relief now at San Francisco, and
/ viii proceed to New York and on arrival
/ will report to the surgeon general OF the
army Tor annulment OF his contract:
Second Lieutenant William +. Mould,
Sixteenth Infantry, Will report In per
son TO the commanding general. OF the
| Department of the Lakes, Chicago, for
temporary duty, and on completion will
proceed to San Francisco.
Infantry, will proceed to San FRANCISCO
and report to Major r. Brinkerhoff, Third
United States Infantry, recruiting officer,
for duty to recruit for his regiment:
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. II. Mltnick
will proceed from Baltimore to San Fran
cisco and report in person to the COM
mandng general. Department OF Califor-
MIA. for assignment TO duty.
Recruit FREDERICK F; Hance. general
discharged without honor from the ser
vice of the United States by the COM
manding officer of his station.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: DISQUALIFICATION McClin-
took. Santa Ana, S.; Nathaniel Gushing,
Veterans Home, Napa, Sc; Arson l., Nun
Jose. S. William D. Warden. Sebastopol
SO Increase, special. July 29-Ch a r. Z
RcisstIe-Ceorge w Chamberlain. Fortu-
ma. SO Original widows. etc.-Teresa
Dunlap, Oakland. s. 49, -, $40
" WYashington: Original-,Conrad Neukom
Washougal, So; Renewal-6enry n r. I Sill
Tacoma, Sc. Original widows. etc.-Ra-
chacl TUCSON. Pullman, $12.