The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
ARMY ORDERS.


Tic travel performed October s. 1876 bv Mai
George r.. Picsrtt Tasmastrr iH Ur1C7CiiUz from
Fort Monroe. Va, t1 Newport News. Va, Cog tac
purpose q making tlr payments to the trlUus u tC
seventy and sizfg-uiuth COMPANIES c0aFl Ar
tillsp. ora the muster of September 80. 1915. and iu
returning 20 FcFt Monroe is approved and eau-
irmed as having been necessary in the military
scsri-e.
The travel performed October 60. fe1f b. Mai
Thomas II. EcfS. Corps Of Engineer. Boz Irocecd-
ing fr-m Fort Bllev. E2us. to Fort LraVruwortl-
EaIs.. for rho purpose n consulting with The Cru-
str-ctiI- g-artgrfugsfsr af Fort Laarervarth ell-
corning thc location af proposed HlildIHEs Tor iha
Engineer Department and ln -Ct171iug FOB Forr
Riley. is tlurUtff and confirmed as having be0l
necessary u tte military service.
MAJ William - Brircr. OuIuanfs Department
VIII proceed 60 ihe ue-Es n tte Archibald Wheel
Company. Lawrence. Mass. othei8I tf-ius-- per-
tanning Co the inspection a. ordnance material G
process a. manufacture
First Lieut. Hiram T. Mitchell ARTILLERY Csns
viii report in person Do Eru Gen William J..
Hail. Military Secretary. president n THE am7
retiring board appointed Jv paragraph e. SusgiaI
Oriers. No. 20 October 1896 War Department
at such time as hc uav designate, far examination
hy tine board For thc uUrass Of examining Lieut.
Mitchell The board UIll meet az Washington Bar
racks H. e..
second Iicut. Donald G.. Mcdonald. ARTILLERY
Corps nov a. For, Nrr. Va sill proceed @.
Brooklyn. " Y. and report hy letter t1 the ad
.utau- general II New YCrk fer temporary dutv per-
Third Battery. National Guard of New YORK il
the care. preservation and use ~ the s-irch field
artillery material recently shipped 60 ;hst hattef.
Paragraph s. Special Orders Ne. ga October r.
1906. War Department. detailing Second Lieut..
DAVID Nc Nickel, ARTILLERY Corps. for temporary
duty in connection Uith tho Third Batter National
Guard Of New York. Is revoked.
Leave of Absence.
Lave q absence for Gft--- days. to take effect
upon his being reIarcd from dury as tsnspl.
quartermaster IS granted First Lieut.. Gilbert e.
Smith. Second Ca,alp.
Special Orders.
Contract Surgeon Samuel g. ArcPhceters. T.. 3 a.
viii proceed fram S. Lorit Mo-. To Port Robin
son. Nehr.. sud report IN person o. she commanding
officer uf Thar post f0r dErY and hy letter i0 the
Commanding general. Department o.: the Missouri.
Second LiCUt. Nelson =. Nareets. Artillery C0rps
now attached to the Tenth BATTERY Field krtiI
lcry is attached To- she ThigJieth Battery.
Contract Surgeon e.. q Kress. 4. y A VII
proceed from ST. Louis Mo. io Fort Reno OKLA.
and report iu person TO thc commanding officer rt
that post for dutv ard hy lCttCr % The Command
ing general. Department IF Texas
Contract Surgeon Charles II. Stoaus L. s. A.
Is relieved from duty az Fort Monroe Va au5
viii proceed 20 Fort ScTeTCn. Ca. and reput I'M
person 20 the commanding officer af TIE latter posi-
for duty. and by letter % the Commanding general
Department If thc Gulf
Contract Surgeon George 7. Tyler L. = A.
VIII proceed from Baltimore. AID. to Fort Monroe
Va, and report in person 90 the commanding Off
Ger Of that post fm duty. and by letter 90 the
commanding general, Department Of the East
Mai Parker W West. Fourteenth Cavalry is
detailed under the provisions OF an act approved
June . 1874. as acting inspector SENEGAL 10 date
from November l. 1906 and viii proceed 20 tins ci,
and report in person to the Inspector General Of
the Army for assignment 90 duty as assistant In his
odicc
Lieut., Col. Lea Febiser. Third Infantry. is re-
lieved from duty as acting inspector general. 10
take effect November l. 1906. and upon the eNpirs-
ton Of his leave Of absence win proceed to oin his
proper station
Retirements.