Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-16
Fort Shafer Notes


garrison in the near future. 1t Is tht
result Of the completion of the quar-
tiers in the cantonment whereby sepa-
rate quarters will be available for all
officers and the Inconvenience of dou-
bling-up done away with. In addi-
! ton to those now quartered in the
garrison the officers who have been
living in Honolulu in houses secured
at their own expense will move hack
into the post and Shafter will become
a united garrison This latter class
includes Captain w. II, Johnson, Lieu
tenants F. A. Barker and E. l.. Hoff-
Ian, I'd infaL;ry, and F. F. Black and
X. r. Love, signal corps.
OF those now quartered in the per
manent houses all but Major Smith.
Major Williams. Captain Rosenbaum,
Captain Cutler and Lieutenant Campo
mole will take part in the grand right
and left" performance Of moving out
| and moving in.
All officers met at post headquar-
tiers on Thursday and made selection
/, according to rank of the individual.
The result is that as soon as the pre-
liminary moves across the gulch are
completed the big shake-up will begin.
The selections are as follows:
Main garrison-Colonel French, No.
5; Lieutenant-colonel Atkinson. No.
10; Major Smith. No. 10; Major Len
Than. No. II; Major Williams. No. 3;
Captain Jamerson, No. Z; Captain Ma
lone. No. s; Captain Rosenbaum, No.
6; Captain Lincoln. No. 12: Captain
McCleave, No. 4: Captain Gibbs. No.
70: Captain Harris. No. II; Captain
Watkins. No. IS; Captain Bell. bache-
lor's mess; Captain Cooke, No. 16;
Captain Cutler, bachelors mess; Cap
tain Gibson. bachelors mess; Lieu.
tenant Campanole, bachelors mess.
In the cantonment-Captain Parker,
No. /; Captain Chamberlain, No. 30;
Captain Johnson, No. 2; Lieutenant
May, No. s.; Lieutenant Jackson, No.
81; Lieutenant Booth, No. %; Lieu
tenant. Boiler, No. 10; Lieutenant
Mathews, No. Z: Lieutenant Black.
No. 8; Captain Scott, No. 4; Lieuten-
ant Love, No. g.. Lieutenant Preston.
No. 80; Lieutenant Wright, No. s.;
Lieutenant Longanecker, No. 90; Lieu.
tenant Cook, No. 9; Lieutenant Sharp,
No. 20;, Lieutenant Crockett, No. "a;
Lieutenant Barker, No. 90; Eieuten-
ant Reed, No. 81; Lieutenant Foster,
No. %; Lieutenant Hoffman, No. "a;
Lieutenant Sylvester, No. 49, Lieuten-
ant Haliovan, No. 10; Lieutenant
Camp, No. %. Lieutenant Polhentus. in
10: Lieutenant Calder, In 36;; Eeuten.
ant Hardigg, No. IS; Lieutenant
Greene, in Is. - d -. =
Captain Honnuin. Lieutenants Geo.
Matheson and A. K. B. Lyman. engi.
neers. are. also quartered In the can.
Torment in houses assigned 20 the
engineer section of that part of the
garrison. Lieutenant A, X. B. Lyman
win have with him IN quarters, hts
BROTHER. Lieutenant g q Lyman, %
infantry. i i I. ~, d, r,t.fs,, ~. 81
Corporal. Arthur j. LIE Courcey has
been promoted to sergeant in Com.
pany L, vice Burns, appointed color
sergeant and. Lance Corporal Edward
Dare of the same company has been
appointed corporal to fill the vacancy
caused by De Courceyis promotion.
In B company, Private Arathoon A.
Arathoon has been appointed corporal,
vice Mills, reduced, and in the regi-
mental detachment, Private Frederick
A. SLIDER has been appointed corporal,
vice Whitaker, discharged ~.,s5s
Corporal SLIDER was transferred from
TnTnnonr 70 Taf1ananr, -,
his promotion. Other changes are:
Private Edgar E. Taylor was trans.
ferred on the 18th from. Company M
to Company d.
Chief Musician Albert Jacobsen,
band I'd infantry. has gone to Soho,
field Barracks today, accompanying
Captain Berger of the Royal Hawaiian
band, to confer with the leaders of
the regimental bands: at that post in
the matter of arranging the details for
the big consolidated band for the Mid |
Pacific Carnival This consolidation of |
The service bands, with the county |
band will undoubtedly be big fea. |
lure of the carnival as it will make |
IN aggregation Of a total musical |
strength of 1855 pieces. Their con. /
;erts will draw heavily, it is pre-
iicted, for the selections will be dis. |
ributed over a wide range as the
United band will have not only aug.
nented numbers but carefully bal
need Instrumentation. $50. :.
~ ~
Captain and Mrs. Clyde B. Parker,
ecent arrivals from the mainland, are
quests of Captain and Mrs. o. B. Ro-
enbaum until their own quarters can
'e settled. Mrs. Parker is a sister OF
Irs. Rosenbaum and Captain Parker
las been assigned to duty at Fort
'hafter and, it is expected. will by
ater orders be assigned to the I'd in
antry, to fill the vacancy covered by
he promotion of Captain E. A. Shut
leworth. Pending his regular assign.
1ent Captain Parker has been attach.
d to Company H. I'd infantry, reliev-
ng LIST Lieutenant A. J. Booth from
Ommand of that company. Lieuten.