El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
No HUNTING At
J. s. ARMY POSTS
Gen. Funston Orders Off
GERS to Learn Game Laws;
Cannot Use Rifles. .

: 70 the department commander, Gen.
! Frederick Funston, at Fort sam Hous-
ton and he has issued orders that all
officers Of the southern department to
familiarize themselves with the game
laws of the state and also with the
FEDERAL laws and instruct the enlisted
men in these laws.
The use Of the service army rifle
Tor hunting purposes is forbidden, and
men wishing to hunt are instructed to
/ supply themselves with sporting rifles
/ or shot guns
Officers on Leave.
Leave Of absence for two months, to
take erect on or about December /,
; has been granted Capt. Cyrus A Dolph,
: Of the Seventh infantry at Douglas.
, Arizona.
Leave for two months has been
! granted Lieut.. Charles NJ Blackford.
18th infantry, at Douglas
Leave for Is days has been granted
3 Lieut. Edward l. Hooper, 18th infan-
/ try, at Nogales. Arizona
/ Lieut.. Thomas Z. CathrO, Ninth cav
/ airy, at Douglas, Ariz., has been grant
/ ed months leave Of absence
Lieut.. Guy f Bucker, Seventh in
, fantry, at Douglas, Arizona. has been
| granted leave for a month and IS
days
Second Lieut.. Edgar A Stadden, 18th
/ infantry, at Nogales has been granted
leave for two months.
Two months leave has been granted
to second Lieut.. Otto G. PITT, of the
: Seventh infantry at Nogales.
Second Lieut.. Harrison c. Browne.
10th infantry, at Ell Paso. has been
granted leave for two months.
Ten Days Leave.
Leave for ten days has been grant
ed Lieut.. Guy H Wyman, Eighth cav
airy, at Fort Bliss
Second Lieut.. Theodore Barnes, IT.,
Eighth cavalry, at Ysleta, Texas. has
been granted leave for a month, begin
ming December 19.
Second Lieut. David Q. Byars has
been granted leave for a month from
the Seventh infantry at Douglas
Upon the recommendation OF the de-
partment quartermaster, Srgt William
Hoyt Of the quartermaster corps, with
pack train No 2, stationed at Hachita,
\. NJ, Will be sent to Maria, Texas.
with orders to report for duty IS black
smith with pack train No. /.
Transfers Made.
Transfers reported by the depart
ment are; Pvt. John Mick, battery
i, Sixth field artillery at Douglas, to
troop NJ, OF the 18Th cavalry, TO be
sent to Columbus, y NJ; Pvt John P.
Naef, troop g, Eighth cavalry, at Fort
Bliss, 10 company H, Sixth infantry. at
FL Paso; Pvt John II. Holm, troop L.
18th cavalry, at Columbus. " NJ, to
company G. 18th infantry, at Douglas:
Pvt Nestor Salvatore, company G.
18th infantry, at Douglass to troop L.
18th cavalry, at Columbus, n N; and
Pvt Walenty Malicki, company c, 10th
infantry, at Douglas. to company K,
End infantry. same station.
To Fort Bayard, \. N.
PriVates Cas- s Pearson, Joseph E
Harrison and Roy H. Beard, quarter
master corps. sixth brigade, at Doug
las, are to be sent to Fort Bayard, \.
N. with orders to report 10 the COM
handing officer for duty as laborers-
The following have purchased their
discharge from the army: Fort Bliss:
Corp. Clyde c. Williams. company B,
Seventh infantry; Pvt. Harold J. Van
Vert hospital corps; Pvt Clarence
BoWker, troop L. Eighth cavalry: Srgt.
Joe E. Switzerland. troop K Eigth cav
airy: Corp. Daniel p. Coleman. troop
McNeese, troop T, Eighth cavalry. At
FL PasO: Pvt Frank Stencil company
B, Sixth infantry; Corp Joe D. South
wick. company Z. Sixth infantry; Pvt.
infantry; and Pvt Walter L Dane,
company A, Sixth infantry. At Co
lumbus, y. NJ: Pvt. Glenn L Rose,
troop ". 18th cavalry. At Douglas,
SrgL Matt Martich, battery B,
Sixth field artillery; Corp. Michael J.
Mcnamara, company G, 11th infantry;
Corp. Ben F. Johnson, machine gun
company, 10th infantry Pvt Avon "
Tanner, company B, goth infantry;
Pvt. John V Huneycutt company H,
T. 22nd infantry; Pvt Joseph |
Leja, company Z, 22nd infantry; Pvt |
Jack Hester, company H. Seventh in |
fantry; Pvt. Hugh o. Long, company |
F, Seventh infantry; Pvt Abraham |
Simon. company ID, 18th infantry; Pvt. /
Thomas H Thornton. company B, 18th |
infantry; Corp. George C Kattenhorns !
company !, 22nd infantry, and cook !
LOnnie Hodges, troop D, Ninth cav
airy. At NOgales, Arizona Sgt Roy 1
TmN 1rnn1 IL
fantry. At Maria, Texas: Pvt George (
/ Agamay. troop c, and Pvt Thomas I
F Dean, troop D, both Of the 18th cav /
airy
Enlisted Men Leave.
Seventy-one enlisted men from va !
rious companies Of the 10th infantry /
left Tuesday night for San Francisco,
where they viii take transport in /
about a week for the Philippine ISL /
ands. Arriving there. they viii be as
signed to the Eighth. 18th and 18th 4
infantry. Capt Laurin /. Lawson, 1
Fourth field artillery, accompanies the ,
detachment to San Francisco
The following gunners Of the Fourth 4
neld artillery, stationed az Camp Fort I
Bliss, have qualified as first and sec
ond class gunners:
First Class, Headquarters.
Pvt Eugene E LOupret Corp. Wal 4
lace z. Coffey, Srgt- Linneus J. Avery,
Sgt Mai. Patrick O'TooIe Srgt Mai.
Charles E. West. Srgt. Frederick Felix, |
Pvt Julius Muller, Corp. Noe Neufeld.
Second Glass, Headquarters.
Corp. Thomas E Burns, Pvt Roy
Martin.
Battery A.. First Class.
First Class.
Pvt Richard P Partridge.
Pvt. John F. Flanagan.
Corp. Horace B. Williams.
Pvt Fred S. Helpiu
Corp. Louie Lafitte.
Corp. Ivar W Warren.
Corp. jesse ". Snyder
Corp Roy o. Matheuy.
@ II. Sgt Mack Emerson.
Sgt Edwin c. Davis.
Pvt Gabriel Celetta.
Corp. Thomas NJ Burnett.
Pvt Thomas J. Geunity.
Pvt Walter s. Thurston.
Pvt. Arthur Heaiy.
Pvt. Vance S. Lieber-
Pvt Glenn o. Pontius
Sgt. Owen NJ. Rider.
Pvt Walter a Wood
Pvt Leo V. Mcdonald
Pvt Charles L Durham.
Sgt Theodore Heinrich
Second Class.
Pvt. Peter Van DeBunt.
Pvt Leo O'Counors.
Sgt Frank Eiberger.
Nee. William F Smith.
Pvt James z. Boyd.
Pvt. Richard n Hunt.
Pvt. Samuel A Vaneman.