New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-20


Captain LAWRENCE b. sIMoNDs, 10th In
fantry, detailed I'm quartermaster CORPS, De
cember l. vice Captain FREDERICK w:
COLEMAN, quartermaster cotps, dssisIleI
10th Infantry Captain SGMONDS assigned
as assistant chief quartermaster western
Captain SALMON F. BUTTON. quartermasteer
corps now on leave Of absence at Lamanda
Park to rejoln his station at Denver, 40
yember 80: thence from Denver 10 fort 10
gan as quartermaster, and VIII assume
charge OF construction work, vice captain
THOMAS T. FRISSELL, quartermaster
Captain WALTER 3. WCAsKEY, 10Th lnfan-
try. from Preside Of Monterey 10 quarIeI
master Pacific branch military prison ana
will assume charge Of construction WORK
there, vice COptain HENRY II. SHEEN
Qyartermaster corps ~
Following changes IN officers Of quartermas-
ter corps ordered: each officer herein assigned
will report al station assigned by December l.
Captain JAMES LONGSTREEI, assume
charge construction work at recruiting Gely y,
Fort Mcdowell, vice captain EDWIN W.
Captain SYLVESTER DONATION, 3D. from
Chicago to West Point as assistant quarter
Captain GEORGE d. ARROwsNuTH, from
New York city to Eastern division as as
CaDtain JAMES d. TAYLOR. to Fort Leav-
ouwOrth as assistant quarternaster. 49,
Captain WALLACE NJ CRAIGE, from Boston
10 Fort Sam Houston, as assistant quarter
Captain WILLIAM II. NOBLE. to Fort d. A.
Russell, assistant quartermaster ,
Captain WILLIAM p. KITS, to New iofN
CITY as assistant depot quartermaster.
Captain JOSEPH II. GRIFFITHS, from Port
land 10 Seattle, as assistant Quartermaster.
Captain SAMUEL =. NINTGRE, from Boston
10 Fort williams, as quartermaSter ana 70
commanding officer. artillery district OF Port
land as district Quartcrmastcr; VIII also as
sumo charge construction work at Forts NC
Kinley Leavctt, Preble, Knox and scam
mcU Vice Captain GEORGE O. HUBBARD.
CAPTAIN CHARLES l.. J. FROHWlITEH,
from san Antonio TO Fort Banks, as quarter
master and to commanding ot'cer, arlIlery
district Of Boston, as district quarleTHlasIer
Captain WILLIAM NIX LAMBDlN, from
New York city, 20 Fort Hamilton as quar-
termaster. and to commanding otiicer' soutntt
crn artillery district OF New York, as district
Captain GEORGE F. CONNOLLY. from Chi
cage, to Preside Of san Francisco. as .-, as
sIstant quartermaster and In charge OF train
ing school FOR bakers and cooks, vice cap
tain WILLIAM VI. CONNELL
Captain LAMBERT W. JORDAN, Jr., from
Fort d. Russell 70 Washington Barracks,
as quartermaster and I'm charge Of school FOR
bakers and cooks, vice Captain MILTON \.
Ca rri.lir0 ERNEST s. WHEELER. from Chi
cago TO Fort Riley, as assistant quarter
master and IN charge OF school for bakers
and cooks. vice Captain CHRISTIAN A.
The quurtermaster at Fort Lawton, IN addi-
ton 10 other duties. will assume charge OF
construction work at Fort LawtOn, vice cap
tain JAMES r. POTRTE from Seattle 10
Fort WorGrn, as quartermaster and 70 COM
handing officer. Artillery District Of Puget
Sound "a district quartermaster; also VIII
assume charge n construction work at that
most and a- Forts FlaEler, Ward and Casey.
First Lieutenant WALDENAR 4. CHRISTEN-
SEN. medical reserve corps from Philip
pines February 10. 1913 20 United states.
roToV,Inp dental surgeons from Philippines,
March lT 1918. 70 United states: First Lieu
tenants REX II. RHOADES and JOHN r.
AMES. . -.
KEY. field artillery, two months on relief
from Military Academy. and First Lieutenant
EDMUND r GREGORY 18th Infantry, two
months on relief from Military Academy.
NAVY.
Lieutenant WILLIAM ANCRUM. detached
navy yard Norfolk. December .; command
civil Engineer FRED THOMPSON. detached
naval training station. san Francisco, De
cember (: to naval station, Guam.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nov 1.-THE ontario and the Sonoma, at navy
,.,rl New York: the Cesar, az SANTANA Bay.
Nov is-The Yankton. at Puerto Plata; the
Celtic. at Boston: the Jouett, at Hampton
Roads. .
Nov. 1sasThe Culgoa, from santo Domingo City