The Washington times., 1902-01-05
ARMY ORDERS.

The following transfers in the Twenty
third Infantry, announced in general or
ders December 10 1901, Headquarters.
Twenty third Infantry, are approved:
first Lieutenant Isaac \. SaXtCn. from
Company d to Company Z.
Second Lieutenant George \. Herbst,
from Company /. TO Company G.
The following assignments in the
Twenty-Ihird Infantry. announced in gen.
eral orders December ~, 1901. head
quarters, Twenty-third Infantry, are ap-
proved:
First Lieutenant William T. Merry, to
Company f.
First Lieutenant William n Kent, to
Company c.
First Lieutenant Arthur r. Watts, to
Company c.
First Lieutenant Harry L. Cooper. to
Company II.
seaond Lieutenant Pat N. Stevens. to
Company L.
Second Lieutenant John r. Brewer, to
Company \.
second Lieutenant Fred II. Turner, to
Company X
Second Lieutenant Collin II. Ball, TO
COMPANY p.
Second Lieutenant Harry Ii. Hall, to
Company E.
Second Tieutcnant Stephen O. Tuqua, to
Company c.
BY direction OF the Secretary of War
Captain Herbert O. Williams, Fourth In
fantry, now awaiting orders at Cleburne,
Texas, viii proceed 10 Little Rock Ark,
and relieve Major john \. Baldwin,
Twenty-second Infantry. from recruiting
duty at that place, and he is appointed
an acting quartermaster for the time he
may remain On recruiting duty. Major
Baldwin upon being thus reiieved Will pro-
ceed to join his regiment after its arrival
al lis station in the United States
BY direction OF the Secretary of War
FIRST Lieutenant Peter c. Field, assist
ant surgeon, L. :. Army. is relieved from
further duty al Fort Slocum. y. y, and
viii proceed to Fort Robinson, Neb.. and
report in person to the commanding Of
iicer Of That post for duty and by letter
to the commanding general. Department
of Missouri, to relieve Contract Surgeon
Albert H. Simonton. L. :. Army who
upon being thus relieved will proceed
10 Birmingham Ma. and upon arrival
report by letter TO the Surgeon General
OF the army for anUulmcnt OF contract.
BY direction OF the Secretary of War
leave OF absence for one month is grant
of Capt. Charles f. de Mcy, assistant sur
seon L. 5 Volunteers.
Leave OF absence for one month, VITA
permission 10 apply for an extension for
one lioH'u- Is Sthhitu capt. william II.
Aliaire. Twcnty-third Infantry.
Leave OF absence for three months IS
granted Major William X. Abercrombie
Thirrioth Infantry. TO take effect upon his
being relieved from duty in the Depart
n,anJ of Columbia.
The following transfers are made in the
Twenty ninth Infantry:
First Lieutenant Frank II. Burton, from
Company - to Company Is.
Second Lieutenant Clarence II. Farm
ham, from Company c 10 Company D.
The leave OF absence granted Capt.
Harry LAT. Cycnaugh, Tenth Cavalry in
Special orders. 40. 2ij, November :. 1901.
Department OF Cuba, is extended two
months.
BY direction Of the Secretary OF Var.
Lieut.. Col Morris c. Footc. Ninth iufan-
Try, viii. upon tbe expiration OF his pres
cnJ Leave Of absence, OF which he awaited
himself at san Francisco. report in per
son To thc commanding general. Depart
mcut oj California. for assignment to
temporary duty in that department until
Mag J. 1902.
I3y direction Of the Secretary of War,
para graph =, Special orders, No. 2a2. De-
cembcr s. i"el. from this Office. relating
10 Capt Edward II. Plummer, Tenth In
lantry, is revoked.