The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-09
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
Many Appointments and Promotions
Sent to the Senate.

The President yesterday sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate:
George p. Bennett, register of the land
Office at Rapid City, S. D.; George D. Cor
son, OF Illinois, To be agent for the In
dams of the San Carlos agency, Arizona.
Army of the United states-ordnance
Department: To be lieutenant colonel,
Major John c. Butler. Infantry-Captains
TO be made majors: William Paulding.
Tenth Infantry; Lorenzo W. Cooke, Third;
Francis E. Eltonhead, Twenty-frst. Cav
alry-First lieutenants to be captains:
Selah r. H. Tompkins. Seventh; Sedg-
wick Rice, Seventh; Arthur Thayer,
Third; John T. HaInes. Fifth: Cecil Stew
art, Fourth; Floyd W. Harris. Fourth;
John T. Nance, Sixth; Charles c. Walcutt,
r., Eighth; John ]. Pershing Tenth; Pc
ter E Treub, First. Medical Department
Captains and assistant surgeons with
rank OF major: Adrian s. Polhemus, as
sistant surgeon; William C. Borden, Ed
gar A. Mearns, Guy L. Edie William ID.
Crosby William l. Kneedler. To be as
sistant surgeons with rank of first lieu
tenant: Arthur w. Morse, OF Illinois;
Frank C. Baker, District OF Columbia;
Henry S. Kiersted. Pennsylvania: Allie w.
williams, Georgia. John J. Reilly, New
York; Jerome Stewart Chaffee, New York
Volunteers-First Lieut.. o. Fuqua,
Twenty eighth Infantry, to be captain;
Second Lieut.. George NJ. Holley, Twenty
ninth Infantry, TO be first lieutenant; First
Sergt. Benjamin Nj. Van Wart, Forty-sixth
Infantry, TO be second lieutenant; Sergt.
Mai. George b. Kelley, Forty-ninih In
fantry, to be second lieutenant.
Misunderstanding assistant surgeons,
L. S. A, to be surgeons, with the rank of
major: Joseph NJ Heller District of Co
lunlbia Arlington Pond, Vermont; Robert
H. Zauner. Pennsylvania; Walter Whit
ney, Illinois: Henry ID. Thomson Michi-
gan, late major and surgeon, U. s. V; S.
o. L. Potter, California. late major and
surgeon, e. S. "; William Bowen, Ten
nessee, captain and assistant surgeon,
Twenty seventh Infantry. U. S. v; Joseph
N Henry Pennsylvania, major and sur
geon, Thirty-first Infantry, u 5, V.
Acting assistant surgeons, United States
Army, TO be assistant surgeons, with the
rank of captain-Clark !. Wertenbader,
Ohio: Frank A. Z. Disney New York;
Charles II. Andrews. New York; Robert NJ.
EndeTs, senior Arkansas; Matthew Leep-
ers Missouri; Charles Anderson. Califor-
mia; James S. Kennedy, Pennsylvania; Guy
e Bailey, Michigan; George 4. McHenry,
Mississippi; Edward +. Horr, New York;
Shannon Richmond, Missouri; Elmer S.
Tenney New Hampshire; James f. Pres
nell, Iowa; Frederick II. Sparrenburger.
New Jersey; Irwin E. Bennett Pennsyl-
vania; James II. Mccall, Tennessee;
Harold w. Cowper. New York; Dwight b.
Taylor, Ohio. Also Frank p. Kenyon,
Kentucky, late major and surgeon, Fourth
Kentucky Volunteers; James J. Erwin,
Ohio captain and assistant surgeon
Thirtieth Infantry, United States VoIun-
teers; Thomas C. Standard. Indiana. late
major and surgeon. Fifteenth Indiana Vel
unteers and acting assistant surgeon.
United States Army.
Second lieutenants. to be first lieuten-
ants-Ellsworth p. Bertholf, New Jersey;
Staley VI. Landrey, Maryland.
Third lieutenants, to be second lieuten-
ants-Eben Barker, Massachusetts,, and
Oscar G. Haines, New Jersey; also I'm
Boedeker, Massachusetts,, to be third lieu
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