The evening times., 1902-03-04
ARMY ORDERS.

Contract Surgeon Robert L. Richards
United States Army, now at San Francis
90, Cal, viii report TO the commanding
general, Department OF California. for
transportation TO the Philippine Islands
Special order. February IA. relating 20
Second Lieutenant Frank T. NgNaruey.
Ninth C2valry. is revoked.
Major Richard f. Thompson. Signal
Corps, Will proceed to Baltimore. Nd. on
official business pertaining 70 the Signal
Corps.
First Lieutenant Gwynn r. Hancock
Artillery Corps. is transferred from the
SiNty-siXth Company. Coast Artillery. to
The unassigned list. and viii remain unas-
signed and available for stan or other
duty until further orders.
The following assignments Of officers Of
the Artillery Corps, recently promoted,
with rank from July /, 1901, are an
nounced:
First Lieutenant Clarence y. Jones
promoted from second lieutenant. Ar
tillery Corps, to the 10th Company.
Coast Artillery; First Lieutenant Edgar
H. Yule promoted from second Heuten-
ant, Artillery Corps. to the Eleventh
Company, Coast ARTILLERY: First Lieuten-
ant James P. Robinson promoted from
second lieutenant, Artillery Corps), to the
SiNty-siXth Company. Coast Artillery.
The officers named viii proceed to join
their respective companies.
The following named contract surgeons.
United States Army, viii proceed from
the places designated after their respec-
tive names TO the Philippine Islands.
Where they vii! report for assignment to
duty: Everett A Anderson, from Devils
Lake, North Dakota; r. King Cole. from
Dallas. Tex, BOnaparte p. NorveH. from
ST Louis, Mo; Joseph r. Parke. from
fhiladeIphIa, Pa; Joseph J. Shafer. from
Washington. ID. c. The travel enioined
is necessary for the public service.
Leave OF absence for two months is
granted Capt- James NJ. Williams, Artil-
lery Corps.
Leave Of absence for three months. to
take effect on or about March 10. 1902. is
granted First Lieutenant Henry c. Bouuv-
castle, Twenty-third Infantry.
The leave Of absence granted Capt
Evan NJ Johnson, Nineteenth Infantry. is
extended two month on account Of sick
ness.
The following changes in the stations
and duties of officers of the Corps OF En-
u
Edward II. Schulz. in addition to his pres
ent duties, will proceed to and take sta
ton at New York City, n. Y. not later
lnan March -, 1902, and report 20 Col
Charles r. Suter, president of the board
Of engineer, for duty as recorder and dis
bursting officer Of the board to relieve
Capt. Edgar Jadwin of those duties. Cap
tain Jadwin viii proceed 10 and take sta
tlOn at Los Angeles. Cal and relieve
Lieut.. Col. Thomas II. Handbury Of the
charge Of the fOTtiication and river and
harDor works, together with the money.
records, and property pertaining to the
district, with headQuarter at Los Angeles.
Capt Herman A Sievert. Ninth Cav
airy. viii remain on duty as post quarter
master at Fort Leaveuworth. kan. until
May 81, 1902. and Captain Sievert is di-
rected TO proceed on that date to Join his
troop.
The following named officers Of the
Porto Rico Provisional Regiment Of In
fantry are announced as having been dis
charged therefTOm as OF the dates indi-
Gated in each case. respectively, by rea-
son Of the acceptance by them of appoint
Iseuts in the United States Army.
Capt. Christian BRAND. February II.
1902 accepted appointment as seCrH
lieutenant Of cavalry, United States
Army, February 10, 1902. First Lieutenant
A. Owen Seaman. February Is 1902 lac
Of infantry, United States Army, February
16. 1922
The following changes in tee stations
and duties Of contract surgeons, United
States Army. are ordered
The following changes in the stations
and duties Of contract surgeons. United
States Army, are ordered,
Contract Surgeon James H Mccall, now
in this city, Will proceed to San Fran
cisco, Cal, and report for assignment 20
duty at the United States Hospital, Pre-
sidiO, San Francisco.
Contract Surgeon James B. HallwOOd is
relieved from duty at the United States
General Hospital, PresidiO. San Fran
cisco, Cal, and viii then proceed to Fort
LeavenwOrth, Kan, and report for duty.
Second Lieutenant Winslow n Reaves
Artillery Corps. recently appointed, with
rank from August p. 1901. is assigned to
the Twenty-ffth Battery, Field Artillery.
He viii report 10 Fort Myer, Va. for
temporary duty, and upon the completion
thereof Will be ordered without delay 10
Fort SlOcum New York, for asst gnment
10 duty with recruits that may be sent 20
the Philippines.