The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
GENERAL HALL WILL
RETIRE ON JUNE L
Until That Date He Will Per-
form Duties Of Adjutant
General of the Army.
NO SUCCESSOR CHOSEN
First Lieutenant Lee R. Dun
bar, Medical Corps, Goes to
Fort Logan Temporarily.
NO SUCCESSOR CHOSEN

w WAShINSION. April 1O.--General
William P, Hall will be adiutant gen
eral OF the army until he Is retired
June IL. Since General Ainsworth's re-
tirement. Colonel Henry P Mccain has
boon discharging the duties OF adiutant
general and will remain as General Halls
principal assistant No selection has
yet been made for an adjutant general
after General Halls retirement.
Colonel Arthur c. Ducat, infantry. Is
detailed for general recruiting service
and Will proceed to New York City and
enter upon recruiting duty at that place
relieving Major William l.. Kcnly, Fifth
field artillery. who will proceed TO join
his regiment.
Colonel Ducat Is appointed an acting
duartermaster for the time ne may re-
main on recruiting duty: the travel d.
rected Is necessary In the military serv-
Captain James M. Love, Jr.. Fifteenth
Infantry. will repair 10 this city Juno
10 for temporary duty and upon the
completion thereof will return to his
station at Louisville, Ky.
Leaves of Absence,
Lenve OF absence for two months and
granted Captain Robert {. Davis. in
fantry.
The leave of absence granted Lieu
tenant Walter Whitney. medical reserve
Major Andrew Brewster. Inspector
general, will proceed to Hot Springs
Army and Navy hospital for treatment
cal corps, will proceed to Fort Logan
for temporary duty during the absence
of Major Jay Ralph Shook, medical corps,
upon whose return to Fort Logan Lieu
his proper station Fort Douglas. Utah
The following officers viii proceed
to West Point and report on the date
specified after his name TO the super
intendent Of the academy for duty:
Captain George Vidmer, Eleventh cav
airy. June l; CAPTAIN George II Estes,
commissary, June 1 Captain Conrad s,
Babcock, cavalry, August 10.
Report at West Point.
The following officers will proceed TO
West Point and report on August "a to
the superintendent of the academy for
duty:
Captain. John H. Hughes. commissary
Captain James F Bell. corps OF engi-
neers; Captain Earl McFarlGnd. ord
nance department., First Lieutenant
fantry; First Lieutenant Daniel |. Sui
tan. corps OF engineers. First Lieuten
ant Frederick II. Downing. corps or en-
gineers: First Lieutenant Eugene R
First Lieutenant George Dllman Sixth
cavalry. First Lieutenant William e.
MorrisoH Morris ssysRth ntantry First heu-
fantry: First Lieutenant Fred Cruz.
First field artillery; First Lieutenant Carl
BOYD. Third cavalry; First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenant Philip Gordon, Sec
ond cavalry. Second Lieutenant Thurman
H. Bane. Fourteenth cavalry; Second
George w. de Almond twelfth cavalry;
Second Lieutenant Elmer F.. Rice. Four
teenth infantry: Second Lieutenant Leon
ard II. brennan. Fourth infantry, Sec
ond Lieutenant Richard Il. Newman,
Thirteenth cavalry: Second Lieutenant
benjamin. F, Castle. Twenty ninth in
son. First cavalry. Second Lieutenant
James q Chaney. Ninth infantry: Sec
ond Lieutenant Patrick j. Morrissey.
Twenty-hfth infantry,
Report for Promotion.
Colonel James Lockat, cavalry. president
of the examining board at Fort Riley.
for examination for promotion:
Captain Ralph Harrison. oqsrtermaster
Sixth cavalry; Captain George T. Lang
horne. Eleventh cavalry; Captain Francis
C. Marshall. cavalry,
The following officers arc relieved
from duty at the United States Mill
tary academy. to take effect August "a
and then VIII proceed to join their
Captain Ora F. Hunt, Infantry; Cap
tain Isaac Newell. Twenty in
fantry: Captain George B. Pilisbury.
corps Of engineers, Captain Henry c.
JeIett. corps OF engineers; Captain Har-
old c. Fiske.- CORPS of engineers; Cap
tain Julian l.. Schley. corps of engI-
neers: Captain William D. a. Anderson,
corps OF engineers. First Lieutenant
George Allen. Fourth field artillery; First
Lieutenant Pelham p. Glassford. First
field artillery; First Lieutenant William
Dryden. Fifth field artillery. First Lieu
tenant jay l. Benedict. Fourteenth in
fantry: First Lieutenant Edward NJ. Zcl.
Seventh cavalry; First Lieutenant Fred
erick w Manley. Fourth infantry: First
| Lieutenant Vaughn w. Cooper. Twelfth
cavalry.