The San Francisco call., 1899-06-05
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Postofice Changes, Pensions and
Army Orders Affecting Western
Posts

WASHINGTON. D. c., June A post
office has been established at Rosemine,
San Bernardino County, and William
Grant was appointed postmaster.
By direction of the Secretary of War,
Brigadier General Theodore Schwan, T..
S. V. colonel and assistant adjutant SEN
eral, u S. Al. is relIeved from duty in
the Office of the adjutant general of the
army. and will proceed, accompanied by
his authorized aid-de-camp, to San
Francisco. and on arrival there will report
by telegraph TO the adjutant general Of
the army for further Instructions
Captain John D. c. Hoskins. Third
United States Artillery. will proceed with
out delay to Angel Island, California, and
report in person to rhe commanding off,
Ger, Third United States Artillery, for
further orders.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. Milton
Heller. Z. S. A, is relieved from tenn
porary duty at Fort Myer, Va, and will
proceed TO San Francisco. and report in
person TO the commanding general, De-
partment of California, for assignment
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. C. CARING
ton, L. S. A, is relieved from further
duty at the United States General Hos
pital, Fort Mcpherson, Ga, and will pro-
ceed to San Francisco and report in per
son to the commanding general Depart
ment of California, for assignment TO
duty.
lieutenant Colonel Henry Wagner,
Fourth United States Cavalry, is relieved
from duty with that regiment, and Will
report by letter to the commanding gen
eral. Department of California, for assign
ment TO temporary duty in that depart
ment.
Private John Morris. Seventh United
States Artillery, now at Fort Slocum
United States Infantry. He will be sent
to the Presidio of San Francisco and will
report upon his arrival to the command
ing officer: who vii supply him with
Private Charles Rademacher, Battery G
Third United States Artillery, now at the
United States General Hospital. Presidio
of San Francisco, will be discharged from
the service of the United States.
The following named enlisted men,
stationed at the Preside of San Fran
privates to the Signal Corps, =. S. A:
Private Cleveland c. Collins. Troop L,
Fourth United States Cavalry Private
Robert L. stuber, Company D Fourth
simmons Company D, Fourteenth United
States Infantry. They will be sent to
Manila.
First class Private Isaac Lloyd. now at
Fort Reno. Oklahoma Territory. is or
dered to Fort Yates. North Dakota, to re-
Heve Sergeant Daniel D. Mccarthy;
will be sent to the Preside of San Fran
CISCO and will report upon his arrival to
the commanding officer who will supply
him with transportation to Manila
Sergeant Magnus Nordquist. now at Fort
Bliss. Texas, will be sent to the Preside
Of San Francisco. and will report upon
his arrival to the commanding officer, who
will supply him with transportation to
Manila Private Paul j. Willett, Company
A, Sixteenth United States Infantry, San
Francisco, having enlisted under false
pretences. will be discharged without
honor from the service of the United
States by the commanding officer of his
station.
Acting Hospital Steward Oliver H
Reese, Hospital Corps, camp near Dyea
Alaska: Privates Fred W. Griffiths and
Angus A. Graham. Hospital Corps. Gen
eral Hospital Preside of San Francisco
are discharged from the service of the
Pensions for CaHfornians: Original
George Forsyth, Fresno, SO: LemueI
Franklin; Pasadena, Sc Reissue and in
crease-George Dixon, Colusa, Sc TO 81
Original widows, etc.-Liza A Bodley
Bakersfield. s.. Mexican war widows
Pauline Logan, Red Bluff. Widows In
dtan wars-Elenor Philips, Manford, sS
Washington: Origlnal-James Hag-
gerty. Soldiers Home. Pierce. sS IN
crease-John Mitchell, Pomeroy, 81 80 tc
$12 30.
Oregon Additional-Charles McDevitt
Dallas, IS to SO.