The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29
ANOTHER MILITARY OFFICER
REJECTS APPOINTMENT,

cago and quantity of clothing pur-
chased recently by General Gree1y.
The matter of the future disposition
of the Deer Park Hospital was re-
ferred to committee consisting of
the following: DR.. Shield, who is in
charge of all of the hospitals at pres
ent; Major CASTOR and DR.. Devereaux.
GASTON NAMES HEADS OF CAMPS.
Major CASTOR appointed the follow
ing commanders of the various camps:
DR.. George Painter. for Camp No. 5,
with headquarters at the children's
playground in Golden Gate Park: DR..
r. G. Broderick, to Camp 6 at the
speedway; DR.. Rumwell. to No. I at the
Park Lodge; DR.. Refine Rine, to No.
at Harbor View; DR.. w. H. Winterberg,
to No. at Lobos Square; DR.. NJ f.
Joy, to No. 10 at Nineteenth and Mime
sofa streets; DIR. W. r. Door, to No. 13
at Franklin square; DR.. w. H Sullivan.
to Camp 16; DR.. Henry H. Lissen. to
No. II at Lafayette Square; DR.. II. j..
Schlagerter to No. 10 at Duboce Park;
DR.. r. j. Dunstan, to No. 20; DR.. Fred
Frank, to Camp No. 21.
Major CASTOR, in announcing the ap-
pointments of these doctors, stated that
he turned over the camps TO their care,
giving them the sole power to appoint
all minor employees not provided for in
the role which he has submitted to the
ItltcL ne llcoO ~ NiCoi
to them that hey were to keep such
men as were now employed unless
found unfit for the positions. The in
structions which he issued to each
commander are as follows:
INSTRUCTs THE COMMANDERS.
In addition to instructions already
furnished you, desire to add that you
are expected to move into the camps.
live there, and be there constantly
from s o'clock in the morning until
5 o'clock in the afternoon, which are
my Office hours at present. In case it
office hours. you will get special author
ity from this Office. You are not for
hidden to leave camp after 5 p. m.
You will be held responsible for what
occurs during your absence. and in case
anything should occur, which would
cause scandal OF trouble of any kind,
it might cause you to lose your posi-
ton. In other words the camp COM
man6er who goes out of his camp at
night must first make sure that every,
thing is all right and must have special
confidence in the men In his employ
You are to act firmly, see that all
orders are carried out and at the same
time courtesy and politeness are IN
sisted upon towards all persons in your
camp; and the idea is TO make the
refugees as comfortable as possible
with such facilities as may be fur
You should remedy it at once. Any
thing unusual at your camp, which
may cause newspaper criticism. must
be promptly reported to this ONCE by
telephone and, If necessary by writ
ten report. The commanding officer has
been given authority by the relief COM
mittee to employ all authorized en-
ployes in these camps beginning July
l. A list of authorized employees will
be sent to each camp. The command /
ing officer desires that you make these
consideration and only from those who
come well recommended 1t is also
recommended that the army officer who
is relieved by you and who may give
you recommendations for certain per-
sons in various employments in your
camps, that these employees thus sug-
gested be selected In preference TO to
others. AS your reputation and the
efficiency of your work in this camp
will depend very materially upon the
class of employees you select, you are
that selection, and no empleye not
authorized by this office can expect to
receive pay or be placed upon our rolls.
If uncertain how to act, by calling
,,non these headquarters special in
structions will be obtained In any case.
All new camp commanders should very
carefully read G STer t al The oce in dh the
camp, as they show the pollcy wnlcn
has previously been followed In that
camp and this policy will be continued
unless reversed by orders.
BY order of Major CASTOR.
Major CASTOR announced that he has
retained. Lieutenant H r. Richmond
of the First Cavalry as his adJutant
instead of Captain Madden.
When the army is withdrawn on the
Cd of next month the soldiers will be
recalled as follows:
Companies c. D. E and F of the
Fourteenth Infantry, and Company l.
of the Twenty second Infantry have
been ordered to report to their proper
stations by General Greedy. These
companies represent the last of the
military on duty at the permanent re-
lief camps outside of the Presidio and
Fort Mason. They will withdraw from
the camps on the morning of July 2.
These companies have been under the
command of Lieutenant Price, Captain
Martin. Captain Learnard and Lieu
tenant Hit, and have all done excel
lent service. All of the medical officers
on duty at the relief camps have been
relieved and will return to their proper
stations on the same morning the mill