The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-14
MILITARY MATTERS.


LATEST 0enero1 Order ~ tne AQJ4
tant sGeneraI.
The following changes, among others.
have occurred among the commission
ed officers. N. G. c.. since date of the
last general order, issued from the Ad-
jutant Generals office:
dStaff of Comm ander-in-C hief)
w. H. Seamans, to be Brigadier Gen
eral and Adjutant General of Califor-
MIA, with rank from June 4. 1889; vice
r. L. Peeier, term expired.
Major Newton s. Bingham. Seventh
Infantry, to be Colonel and Assistant
Adjutant General of California, with
rank from May Is. 1899, vice r. L.
Peeler, promoted
Second Infantry)
Preston F. Simonds. to be First Lieu
tenant Company c, with rank from
December 80, 1898; vice Bowerman,
term expired.
w. H. Cursor, to be Captain Com
pany F, with rank from April 81, 1893;
original
Richard p Wallace. to be First Lieu
tenant Company F. with rank from
April 21, 1899; original.
William Rawson, to be Second Lieu
tenant Company F, with rank from
April p, 1899; original.
(Sanitary Corpse
Milfbank Johnson, to be Captain and
Assistant Surgeon, with rank from June
II. 1898; vice Moore, failed to qualify.
Captain Johnson is hereby assigned
to duty with the Seventh Infantry Reg
iment.
(Signal Corpse
Edwin H. Harvey, to be First Lieu
tenant Commanding Signal Corps, Third
Brigade. with rank from November l,
1898; vice Bailey failed to qualify.
University Cadets)
The following commissions have been
issued to the University Cadets, viz:
Ccaonel-Henry Walter Gibbons.
Lieutenant Colonel-WilHam Eide.
Majors = William Arthur Hack!ey,
William Hart Houston.
Captains-William Thomas Mooney,
Roscoe Leigh Logan. Thomas William
Mcpherson, Ralph Chandler Daniels,
Oliver Dibble. Carl Melvin Warner,
Charles Edmund Fryer. Bert Leroy
Quayle, Ernest Henry Denicke, James
Joseph Kline, Roy Fryer.
First Lieutenants = Leland Sylvan
Rosener. Wayne McCloud, John Allen
Reid. Jacob Edward Cohn. Charles Sey-
Ter, Jr., Herbert William Crozier, Clar-
ence Doane Clark. Irving Cowan Allen.
All with rank from May II, 1899.
Deaths.)
1t is with sorrow that the Command
erin Chief announces the death of
First Lieutenant Edward F. Brown Of
Company B, Seventh Infantry, which
occurred on February q, 1899.
In pursuance of the recommendation
of the Board of Location and Organiza-
ton, N. G. c.. an additional company
of infantry, to be located at Woodland
is hereby mustered into the service, to
date from April 81, 1890, and shall be
known as Company F, SECOND Infantry
Regiment (Approved May II. 1899
That portion of paragraph 3 of G. O.
No. IA, series of 1896, and paragraph /
of G. O. No. 1, c. s.. in so far as the
same relate to the target practice for
January and May, 1899, is hereby sus-
PENDED. and the target practice. that
was to have taken place in those
months is postponed until further or
ders. approved May 3, 1899
The following organizations of the
National Guard We're mustered into the
United States volunteer service in the
Spanish American war of 1895. hav-
ing reported for duty under the Act
of the Legislature. approved March u
1899, are hereby recognized as belong
ing to the National Guard and return
ed to duty therein. and said organiza
tions shall be entitled to their military
allowances from the date of their so re-