The Washington times., 1906-07-22
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proved June so. 1852. is announced. Leave
OF absence TO and including September
70 is granted 10 Colonel Stedman.
orders directing First Lieut.. George
a. Wieczorek, Seventeenth Infantry. 10
proceed 60 the camp Of instruction at
F0rt Riley. Kan. and report in person
10 the commanding officer thereof, are
amended so as 10 direct him 10 proceed
to The camp OF instruction near Fort
u. A. Russell. Wyo., and report in per
son 10 the commanding officer thereof
not later than August /. 1906. for duty.
The following assignments 10 regi-
ments OF officers recently promoted to
first Ieutenauts are announced:
George ~. Sager, Nineteenth Infan-
try, TO Eighteenth Infantry Thorne
Strayer. TWenty-sixth Infantry, 20
Seventeenth Infantry Francis 3. East
man. Tenth Infantry. TO Twenty-ffth
infantry. Kneeland s. Snow. Ninth
Infantry. 10 Ninth Infantry. First
Lieutenant Snow viii be assigned 20 a
company in the Philippine Islands by
his regimentaI commander.
Leave of absence for three days is
granted Capt. John A. Lockwood.
United States Army retired. recruiting
oficer.
Major William D. Crosby. surgeon.
and Capt. Lewis S. sorley. Fourteenth
Infantry. are detailed as members of
the examining board at Vancouver
Barracks, Washington. vice Capt
Charles r. b. Flagg assistant surgeon.
and Major John s. Parke. jr. Four
teenth Infantry. hereby relieved.
I"e retirement. by the President. Of
Col. Louis Y. Cazlarc. Artillery Corps
from active service. 10 take effect Oc-
tober ]. OF his own request. after over
Iorty-lEree years service, under the
provisions Of the act OF Congress an
proved June 30. 1882. is announced.
ne retirement, by the President. OF
Coi Ol!Fer =. Wood. Artillery COrps-
from active service. 10 take effect Oc-
tober ], at his own request, after over
torty-three years service, under the
provisions OF the act Of Congress ap-
proved June 80, 1852. is announced.
Leave OF absence to and including Oc-
tober is granted 10 Colonel Wood
First Lieut.. Glen +. jerks. ord
nance Department. to Fort H. O.
Wright, New York. on business per
tanning 10 the proof-hring OF 6-inch
guns az that place.
So much Of paragraph 10. Special or
ders No l45, June IS. 1906. War De-
partmeUt, as directs Capt Charles r
Menoher, general stan, 70 proceed 10
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and accom-
pauy the command from that post on
its march 10 Fort Riley. Kan. is
amended so as 10 direct him 10 proceed
10 Fort Riley for duty as an observer
al the camp Of instruction at that
post.
Capt, Samuel ,. Bootes. commissary.
chief commissary. Department OF
Texas. viii make one visit at the
proper time 20 Austin. Tex. on busi-
ness pertaining TO the camp Of instruc-
tiOn at that place.
Capt John @. Workizer. Second IN
fantry. viii report in person to the
governor OF Nebraska for duty with
the organized militia Of Nebraska
until September I3. 1906. when he will
resume his duties at the University Of
Nebraska
Capt. Hanson T. Ely. Twenty-sixth
Infantry. relieved from duty at the
United States stan College. Fort
Leavenworth. TO take effect July 25,
1906, and viii proceed 10 the camp Of
instruction at Mt. Gretua. and report
TO the commanding officer.
Capt. Samuel Hof. Ordnance De
partment. 10 the Sandy Hook Proving
Ground Sandy Hook. on business per
tanning 10 the test OF material manu-
factured under contract.