Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-06

Pursuant to special orders No. IA, issued
from headquarters, Department OF the MIS-,
souri,, Omaha, Neb., general conr Slal
convened at Fort Crook, Neb., wednesday
Afternoon, March !, 1911, for the trial OF
such persons as could be properly pEouBht
before It, The detail for the board was
az follows: Captain Louis M. Nutmann'
Eourth infantry; Captain HaIstead Dorey,
Fourth infantry; First Lieutenant Johh
Scott battalion adlutant, Fourth infantry
First Lieutenant Heginaio ~ Ne4iS ~
Lane, Fourth infantry; Second Lieutenant
John p Bubb, Fourth infantry SECOND
Lieutenant William ;. oeIDle' Dat'Sit ~,
ouartermaster and commissary, Fourth IN
PANTRY; second Lieutenant John ii. Mum
caster, Fourth infantry; Second Lieutenant
George w. c. Whiting and SECOND L ieuteh.
ami Raymond ID. smith, Fourth infantry;
First Lieutenant Everett n. Bowman
Fourth infantry, was detailed as Judge al,
vocate but on account OF being ORDERED
To duty with company &c Slgnal corps
Yuma Artz his place was taken by Sec
ond Lieutenant Arthur w. Lane fourth
infantry. First Lieutenant Charles Abel
Fourth =, ip hainG Sick in the hospital.
THE annual inspection OF the t1tty NTH
Iowa National guard by Captain John y
Switzer, Fourth infantry, VIII pessh az
inspection Captain Switzer VIII return 10
Fort Crook, Neb., where he VIII submit
as early as possible report In duplicate
u pnrsuant 10 general orders No. 8. head
quarters, Fort Crok, Neb.' the troops OF
This command were mustered feDru-
sTv %. and the inspection preceded by a
raS,iaw The troops were formed IN line
under Captain Louis M Nutmahn' tourth
Infantry. with the field and starr orflcers
reunited The commanding otticer mustered
tha detachnents post non-commlssloned
staff and hospital corps, u. >. A, non
Commissioned staff ana band, FouTth m
fantry and casuals Inc osIlahoS' Tssnecl
infantry were mustered Dy 'heii ieSPeo
tive battalion commanders
An officers and enlisted men ATTENDED
except the guard, SICK. II'a Il reTlv
lnon-commissioned officers IN ChaIBe u
anarters and others excused py proper Au-
thority. - .,,,,o. NTH OLIVIA
arah overcoats and first call was sounded
~ 800 a. m, and assembly AZ e'SO a. III
THE transportation was paraded 81 'he
corral H,I,1srsnt 10 orders issued from the De-
Dartn1ent of the Missouri, Captain carr A.
Martin commissary' Is aSsismeu 70 me ne
dtGv OF making the annual Inspection OF
s,n examinations of the organized
nilitia Of Kansas. The inspection Will be-
gin on March 90 1911. ,.,,
First Lieutenant Everett n. Bowman
Fonrtb Infantry will proceed to yuma
Ariz., and report 70 the julie e. 1,,tv
fioer, company e, signal CORPS Tor Iai guy
Special orders No. 28, FEBRUARY z, lsIl,
SfFShrusry 10, 1911, marked the retirement
from active service OF Post QuarterhaSLe
sergeant Charles Yeager, this post post, S fIst
gRnnt IeakGI a
Sor forty Years and five months ana mas
been in this post since 1870 aeIse a
VsaasT'a service Is as follows: rive years
SCmDany 81 Twelfth infantry tlNs yeaLs,
Sombanv HI Eighth infantry, ana IhI ~
yesrs an most noncOmmissioned staII, iiia
1ioca will be taken by Post guar teI iH 70
SERGEANT Jaka, who IL a son-lh- Inv ~
Sast YeaRer The best wishes OF tle
SSSs-jn1ent 20 with Sergeant 1easSI IN ne
Ill earned retirement. during ms SCI W.
| he never has been away from any % ms
Snties without permission ,,,,
Privsts Sasser, who was last dlschat sel
So Francisco, Cal, from Troop i OF
] - second cavalry, applied al TINS posi-
SatuTdav morning and was accepted TOT
/ oftstTnent In Company OF the tourth
teartrv private Sasser was formerly IN
/ Company NJ OF the Sixteenth infantry When
! a. vas stationed at this post IN lSJo ana
vas pleased 20 get back 70 Fort Crook
again. 1T. ,,,tt b.. cant from,
| ,ta rscr,iit depot at Fort SlOcum, n. T.,
| 10 fiII vacancies In this regiment
! Nfator and Mrs. Atkinson gave an adver-
/ Using party Thursday evening 10 OFFICERS
/ md ladies OF the garrison, which was one
| - IRE finest entertainments ever given IN
/ The most The guests all represented ar
| ferert characters. The first prize Tor the
/ nest costumed lady was awarded 70 MIS-.
| Griffith, who represented Aunt Jeminma
and the gentlemans prize was awarded
/ 10 Lieutenant Hartigan, who represented
/ fairy soap. Supper was served about lO.@
/ 10 m and after the supper was over they
! danced a cotillion. During the evening a
little pantomime was given representing