The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-27
THE STAFF OFFICERS
CAPTAIN J. HUNT TAYLOR RE-
 GENES AN ASSIGNMENT.
VIII Serve on General Brandon's stan Schedule of Movements of the South Alabama Com-
 paDies

Captain J. Hunt Taylor of Montgom- cry was yesterday appointed Inspector of Rife Practice upon the staff of Gen. eral W. W. Brandon who will com mand the Alabama Provisional Regi- ment at the Manassas manouvers.
 Captain Taylor will succeed as ln- spector of Rifle Practice Captain sam uel Friedman of Tuscaloosa who was originally appointed. Captain Fried man has received the new appointment of quarterma ster on the staff of Gen eral Brandon. He is expected to reach Montgomery in the next day or so to take up the many duties that will de- volve upon him in arranging for the transportation of the baggage and sup plies of the Provisional Regiment. Both Captain Friedman and Captain Taylor are members of the staff Of Col onel E. H. Graves, commanding the End Infantry.
 Colonel Graves, who will serve as Lieutenant Colonel of the Provisional Regiment, spent yesterday in Mont gomery in consultation with General Brandon. Captain E. G Evans CT Woodlawn and Captain c. O. Dickey of Luverne, who will command com panies In the regiment also spent the day in Montgomery conferring WILD the field officers in reference to matters affecting their commands.
 Captain Dickey will command 6 company of the regiment. Captain R. K. Stephens of Eufaula. who was or iginally slated for the command of the company, will not go to Manassas. The company will be composed of detach- ments from Eufaula and Luverne. Commissions were issued from the Adjutant Generals office yesterday 70 Captain G. o. Dickey. Company l. 2nd Infantry, Luverne. and Captain A. B: Kendrick, Luverne, Assistant Surgeon. End Infantry Stan.
 The following schedule for the movements of the South Alabama com panies has been received by General Brandon from ty-Quartermaster General Sam R. Jones whose heao- quarters are in Atlanta:
 Headquarters Department of the Cur. Chief Quartermaster's Office. 19s Peachtree St. Atlanta. Ga. Memorandum of departure and arri- val. through to destination, of troops awarded to Western of Alabama Rail- way Company from Montgomery. Ala | bama.,
 Dothan Company leaves via Atlantic | Coast Line, train No. 45. at 6:15 a. m. arriving at Montgomery at 1o:3O a. m' picking up detachment or tnirty HleI at sprague Junction (from Luverne' er route.
 Eufaula Company leaves via centra of Georgia, train No. il. at SEE a. m. arriving at Montgomery at 11:1o a. m | Mobile Company leaves via Louisville and Nashville train No. 2S, at 9:27 a
 m., arriving at Montgomery at 1o:s' | q. m.
 Special train to leave Montgomer, via Western of Alabama Railway a 11:3o a. m., arriving at Opelika, Ala' at 1:10 p. m. | Girard Company will leave Pheni' City. Ala, via Central of Georgia, trair No. 8, at 7:03 a. m, arriving at Ope
 lika, Ala at 1850 a. m, Joining troops | from Montgomery.
 From Opelika. Ala, the special trair
 will proceed via Western of Alaoam;
 and A. & w. P. to Atlanta, and South ern Railway to destination.
 All departures being on Septembe
 8, 1904. Sam K. Jones' | Deputy Quartermaster General United
 States Army. Chief ouartermaster