Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-07
Especial to The ReviewJ

ders:
 Following inspectors of meats and inspectors of horses and mules report by telegraph, Fort Sam Houston, ex- animation appointment in veterinari- an corps:
 Joseph N. Hornbacker. Chas. F. Brown, Christopher J. Williams, Ed ward II. O'Connell, Geo. A. Lytle, Clar ence Loveberry, Oliver A. Barber, Thomas H. Jones. II. F. J. Evans. sherman R. Ingram, Alexander NJ. Frazer.
 Col Edward Burr, engineers, re lieved Philippine depot.
 Following officers medical corps Fort Sam Houston:
 First Lieut. Clarence Pfeiffer. Nor timer F.. Danforth, Thomas Edwards, Wm. w. Jarvell, Potter V. Ballou, Ed win Burchett, Leander J. Graves. James c. Tucker. Richard z. Wilson. Florus F. Lawrence. Clifford w An drews, John H. Nesbitt, A. R. Hull. Albert R. Warner, Clarence Quinn.
 Col. Ira A. Haynes, coast artillery. command coast defense, San Francis co.
 Col stephen NJ Foote, coast artil- lery, South Atlantic coast artillery district to command coast defenses Chesapeake Bay and coast artillery school.
 Second Lieut.. Herbert F. Marsh burn, Twenty Second Infantry. re- lieved United States Military Acade- my.
 Lieut. Arthur J. Davis, Twenty Fourth Infantry. detailed Oklahoma Agricultural College.
 Second Lieut.. Chas. w. Elliott. Twenty Eighth Infantry, detailed John Hopkins University.
 Capt. F. G. Abbott, relieved Signal Corps.
 Second Lieut.. Clifford Bluemel, Twenty Second Infantry. detailed to take next course army signal school
 Capt Chas. w. Van Way assigned to Fourth Cavalry.
 First Lieut.. Peter D. McNaughton, Medical Reserve Corps, relieved Southern department.
 Capt. Frederick w Stopford. coast artillery, coast defense Long Island Sound, coast defenses Portland.
 First Lieut. Alexander G. Pendle Narragansett Bay. to coast defenses Eastern New York.
 Second Lieut. Harry M. Brown. Twenty Second Infantry. to Fort Sam Houston examine for detail aviation section.
 Capt. William H. Tobin, quartermas ter corps, Southern department New York City advancement to grade O. major on the retired list of Captain William Baird. retired. announced.
 First Lieut. William H. Fucker. field artillery, to take first year course mounted service school.
 Second Lieut.. Richard B. Paddock coast artillery coast defenses South ern New York coast defenses Mobile
 Capt. Albert Rhoades. coast artille- ry coast defenses Chesapeake Bay un- assigned list.
 Capt. Fred s. Young, Twenty Third Infantry, detailed quartermasters corps, vice Capt. Claude s. Miller, quartermaster corps.
 Second Lieut. Elfred B. Quinlan and John A. Brooks, Jr., coast artille- ry, detailed as student officers in ord nance department.
 Advancement to grade of first lieutenant on retired list: Second Lieut.. Cyrus R. Street.
 First Lieut.. Robert Coker. Seventh Infantry, detailed enter class army signal school
 A board to be composed of Lieut. Col. Francis R. Shunk and Lieut.. Col. Housert Deakyne, engineers, and Ma jor Douglas Macarthur. general stan. appointed meet war department to award marks upon examination pap CTS submitted by candidates who have been examined to determine their fit ness for appointment as provisional second lieutonants engineers.
 Capt. Irwin l.. Hunt, assigned to Nineteenth Infantry.
 Second Lieut.. Philip Hayes. infan- try, relieved United States military academy.
 Second Lieut. Harry J. Maloney. Twenty Sixth Infantry. United States military academy.
 Leaves: First Lieut. Arthur w Chambers. Second Infantry. Connec- ticut National Guard. one month: First Lieut.. Chas. A. Schimelfenis. ordnance department. one month: Major Irwin l.. Hunt. infantry. one month; First Lieut.. John Matther. coast artillery. extended ten days; Lieut.. Col William NJ. Cruikshank. adjutant general. seven days.