The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
PRESIDIO TROOPS
TO De INSPECTED
Soldiers in Full Dress Uniform
to Assemble on Parade
in Morning
Baseball Players in Army to
Play Series of Champion
ship Games


All the troops of the Presidioe post
viii be Inspected and mustered under
arms this morning, the frst call to be
at $40 and the assembly at $50
O'Clock
Fun dress uniform win be worn ex-
oept by. the signal corps members, who
win muster in service uniform with
side arms. The inspection viii be as
follows
By Colonel Clarence Deems coast artillery
corps. the post ncncommissioned STAFF the non
commissioned stan, coast artillery corps, the
lhlrd hand the 2 FiftE-seventbi Sixtiefh and One
Hundred and Forty-seFenth companies. coast ar
tll5eIy corps. On the upper parade ground, pre-
TIE aeld. stan band and organisations Of
the Ihirtleth infantry, on this post under the
supervision OF the commanding officer, Thirtieth
infantrE+ by s1seh efheers az he may designate.
BY Captain l. =. Steele. coast artillery corps.
SlXty-seVeuth, Twenty-seFenth, Iwenty-ntnth
and Seventeen companies, coast artillery corps,
on their respective company parades
By Maj A n. Chase coast artillery corps
the One Hundred ana Fifty-eigbth. Tenth.
Thirty eighth and Sixty-ffth companies. coast
artlllery corps, on their respective company pa
Ny NIa3or. E, 4. Millar, Fifth field artillery.
provisional battalion field artillery.
BY Captain J. NJ Wheeler. coast artillery
By Captain ]. F. Brady. coast artillery corps.
me submarine mine detachment az 4erba Buena
81 Captain F.. W. stopford. commissayy. the
training school for bakers and cooks on its
By Major ". Fl. Brooks medical corps,
the etachment hospital corps
By First Lieutenant P. W. Beck signal -ocrps,
companies and II, signal corps, on their re-
specrve parades.
To AUDIT ACCOUNTS
A council Of administration will meet
At 2 o'clock tomorrow to audit the ac-
counts Of the post treasurer and such
other business as will be brought be-
fore it. The detail for the council is
Colonel Clarence Deems, coast artillery
corps. ColoneI Charles st. John Chubb.
Ihtrtfeth infantry, and Lieutenant Col
onel- W. a. Skunk. First cavalry.
The First battalion. Thfrtieth infan-
try, commanded BY. Major. Leon 8: Rou-
diez, has. returned from a months
stay at the rifle range at Fort Barry.
This completes the target practice of
3 the regiment.
The target range at Fort Barry VIII
be given up TO the, coast artillery conl-
panies for small arms practice during
the month of July. Troops from Fort
Adiley will be the first TO cross the bay
for the firing
Alajor George E. Pickett, pay de-
-partment. has returned from two
nonths. leave of absence and is await
ing the sailing of the transport Sher-
man on Tuesday, when he viii leave
for the Philippines
Lieutenant Harry Pfeu, First field
artillery. has been added. vice Lie4lten-
ant Fred 7. Cruses First field artillery.
TO the board Of officers to reeonvene
and. conduct the examination of certain
enlisted men Of the Fifth field artil-
lery at the Preside of san Francisco
as to their qualification in gunner5.
TO PLAY BASEBALL
cihes coast IN baseball will be decided
july I, > and 3 at the Presidio OF san
. Francisco, when teams from that post
and from the Preside of Monterey will
engage in a series of games. A cup
viii be awarded the winners.
The games win take place in the in
closed grounds on Baker street, and
the admission viii be 25 cents
The men Of both posts, under the di-
rection Of Captain. Stopford, athletic
officer. are busy selling tickets and the
success of the. games seems assured.
Troops 90 to Alaska
SEATTLE. June 29.-The United
states army transport Buford sailed at
1 O'Clock this afternoon for Alaska
with 500 officers and men of the six
teenth infantry and 20 first class and
q second class civilian passengers.
The sixteenth infantry viii be sta
toned at various ports in Alaska
Deuschments to relieve the twenty
second viii be landed at Skagway for
Fort Seward; Valdez for Fort Liscum,
St Michael for Fort St Michael and
Nome for Fort Davis. Big detach-
ments viii be sent up the Yukon river
TO Fort Gibbon, 900 miles from the
mouth. and 10 Fort Egbert, 800 miles
up stream.
Besides troops and passengers. the
Buford is taking $500 tons of baggage.
supplies and other freight and lumber
Tor buildings at the various forts