The Washington times., 1902-10-13
ARMY ORDERS.

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surgeon general. upon the completion Of
his duty at Fort Bayard, New Mexico
will proceed to Jefferson Barracks
Missouri, and make an inspection of GER
tain matters ct that post pertaining to
the medical department of the armJ
| under such instructions as he may re-
ceive from the Surgeon General of the
Army. and upon the completion Of thij
duty to return to his proper station in
this city.
Leave of absence for one month IL;
granted Second Lieut. William B. Bon
lam. Second Infantry.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. HUI B. Myers, Fifth Cavalry. is
extended two months.
The leave Of absence granted FRS.
Lieut.. George A. Densmore. Tenth In
fantry. is extended one month.
; The leave o, absence granted First
Lieut. Charles B. Rogan, jr.. Signal
Corps is extended fifteen days.
The extension of leave Of absence
granted Second Lieut.. William A. Castle.
Sixteenth Infantry, is further extende.:
one month.
First. Lieut. Samuel Hof. Ordnance De-
rartment, will make one visit prior tn
January l, 1908, to each Of the following
tortificetions cn official business per-
tanning to the inspection Of the arms
ment at the posts named and the work
of mechanics thereon. and upon the COM
pletion of this duty will return to h's
proper station after each visit. Forts
Niche, Terry. and H. G. Wright, New
York: Forts Preble. Williams. Levett.
and Mckinley. Maine; Fort Constitu-
;ion. New Hampshire, and Forts Heath.
Banks, Strong. Warren, Andrews. and
Revere, Massachusetts,.
First Lieut. Samuel Hof, Ordnance De-
partment, will make not to exceed four
visits prior to January 1, 1903. to the
works Of the United States Steel Con-
rany. West Everett. Mass. and not to-
exceed two visits prior TO January I.
1908, to the works of the American Steel
and Wire Company. Worcester, Mass.
on official business pertaining to the In
spection of material under construction
for the Ordnance Department, and upon
The completion Of this duty will retuc.
to his proper station after each visit.
Leave of absence for four months OIL
surgeons certificate of disability is
granted Capt. Howard L. Laubach, COM
Twenty-third Infantry.
Lieut.. Col John T. Van Ors1ale. Se-
enth Infantry. is detailed as member
Of the examining board convened at the
Fresidio OF San Francisco. Cal. vic.
[ lieut. Col. Joseph F. Huston, Nineteenth
infantry, hereby relieved.
The extension of leave of absence |
granted Major George A. Dodd. Four
.eenth Cavalry, is further extended fiji |
cen days.
Leave of absence for two months is |
.ranted Capt. Joseph S. wilkins, par
master, to take effect upon the arrival |
Rogers. paymaster.
Capt. William A. Campbell, TWENTY
econd Infantry, now on sick leave OF
bsence. will proceed to Washington
d. c., and report in person 70
he commanding officer. United State,
ieneral Hospital. at that post. for OBJ
ervation and treatment.
The leave of absence granted Secola
lieut.. Tallmadgc H. Brereton. Second
Infantry. is extended one month.
The following transfers are made at
he request OF the officers concerned:
'irst Lieut.. Harry F. Dalton. from the
Nineteenth Infantry to the Sixth Infan-
ry: First Lieut. Martin L. Crimmins.
rom the Sixth Infantry to the Nine
eenth Infantry