The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-24
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST

WASHINGTON, June 23-The Bureau
of Supplies of the Navy Department has
asked for bids for 5115 tons of assorted
coal, 100 bushels Of charcoal and 1870 tons
Of coke for use at the Mare Island Navy
Yard: also for 800 extra tons of coal for
the Naval Hospital. The bids will be
opened on July IS
a postoftlce was to-day established at
Wengler, Shasta County, and Matthias
Wengler was appointed postmaster. The
special postal service between Nicasio
and San Geronimo, Cal, VIII be discontin-
ued after June 80.
Army orders: BY direction of the Assist
ant Secretary of War the following named
enlisted men stationed at the Preside of
San Francisco will be discharged from the
service of the United States by the com
manding officer of that station: Private
Frank ID. DeWar, Troop +, Fourth United
states Cavalry; Private George a. Fry
man, Twenty third United States Infan-
try: unassigned Recruits Michael Dough-
erty, Elijah j. Fancher, George Freeman,
Harold +. Holt, john j; HOLSTER, George
E. Howard, Samuel c. Pryor and Thomas
Henry ID. Call, Roger Mccoy and Thomas
T. Sanders, Eighteenth United States In
fantry. unassigned; Private Ava Owen,
assigned; Recruits Lamar Houston and
Howard Wright, general service.
r! Priyates Arthur Culver and John M
United States infantry, Angel Island Cal.
viii be discharged without honor from the
service of the United States by the COM
handing officer of that post.
Corporal William \. Hueston, Company
G; Privates Pail goodman, George w.
Ma Martin and James T4a:, Taylor Company -,
Preside of San Francisco, are transferred
as privates to the hospital corps They
viii report to the commanding general,
Department of California, for assignment
to duty.
Captain William B. Reynolds. Four
teenth United States Infantry, is relieved
from duty as member of the board OF
officers appointed to meet at Fort Ledv-
enworth, Kansas, for the examination of
applicants for appointment as second
the completion of the cases now before
the board and will then proceed to San
Francisco and report in person to the
commanding general Department of CAL
ifornia, for assignment to temporary
duty.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Alvin
los. Philippine Islands, will be sent to
Manila and will report upon his arrival
to the commanding general. Department
of the Pacific. for assignment to duty.
Second Lieutenant Arthur F. Cassels,
Seventh United States Artillery, is de-
tached from that regiment and will pro-
report in person to the commanding off,
Ger of the Nineteenth United States In
fantry for duty with that regiment until
it's arrival in the Philippine Islands. when
eral. Department of the Pacific. for as
signment to duty with the Sixth United
States Artillery.
Pensions for Californians: Original
Horace Wright. Los Angeles, $40; Charles
". Wallace. Guerneville, Sc: Alexander
S, Bailey. Ukiah. IS; BENJAMIN e. Grape,
Pomona. IS; Charles M. Clement Dinuba.
IS. Additional Especial, June 14)-Robert
a. Henderson. San Francisco, Sc to $40.
Increase-Charles r. Slaysman, Gilroy.
Sc to IS: James NJ. Morgan, Soldiers
Home. Los Angeles, Sc to $40; Henry
Schwartz, San Francisco So to $40:
Thomas ]. Spratt, San Francisco, IS to
so.
Oregon: Original-Lorenzo d. Knight.
Tillamook, Sc. Increase-John Dahack,
Eagle Point, IS to $12
Washington: Increase-Frank Stevens
Olympia. Sc TO So; Jacob Shilling Lake
Taps, SC to IS; Samuel ]. Teachnor Van
asset IS to $40 Original widows, ETC.
Minors of Nelson Baker, Tacoma, $12
John f. Rockhold of San Francisco has
been appointed clerk in the Geological
Survey at $500 per annum.