El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
CAMP NAMEDFOR
DEAD SOLDIER
Nogales Camp of Infantry
Now Called Camp Stephen
Little as a Memorial.

Boards Of officers have been appoint
ed to examine army commissioned
candidates for promotion. in Douglas.
Ariz., Camp Stephen Little, Nogales.
! Ariz, and at Fort Bliss. Those Off
GERS ordered to proceed to the boards
. to take examinations include Lieuts.
I David 4. Henkes, Of the 18th infantry;
I CIV E. Bucker and Robert G. Peck. OF
the 9TH infantry; and Robert J. Bin
ford. Of the goth mfaD try, Fort Bliss
. candidates. are Lieut. Wallace MeNa-
mara. of the 10th infantry: at Camp
, stephen Little. Capt. Edmund VI. Leary,
of the Seventh cavalry; and Lieut.
Orlando c. Troxal' Of the 10th cavalry,
at Douglas.
AT Fort Bliss the following officers
are to act as examiners: Mai George
D. Moore. Capts- Austin F Prescott
Albert ". Foreman. and Edward L.
Napier and Lieut.. Stanley $ Warren.
At Douglas, Ariz., the following COM
prise the examining board Lieut.. Col.
Armand J. Lasseigne, Majs. William
NJ Morrow and John Howard. Capt
Levy NJ Hathaway and Lieut. Herman
G. Maui.
At Camp Stephen Little. Ariz.. the
following have been detailed as exam
liners: Lieut.. Col. James II. Frier. Mai
Samuel V. Ham. and Capts- Alfred T.
smith, Norman l. McDisrmid, and
Royal Reynolds
At Douglas. Ariz.. a second board OF
examiners has been appointed as fol-
lows: Col James 3. Erwin, Lieut.. Col
D. r c. Cabell, Majs- Irving ". Rand
and Alexander l. Dade and Lieut.
Wildemar Christensen
Lieut. Nulsen on Leave.
Lieut. Charles K Nulsen, of the 18th
infantry at Fl PasO, has been granted
a months leave Of absence.
Lieut. Stephen W Winfree. Seventh
cavalry, has been granted leave for a
month and twelve days. at Douglas,
Arizona
Lieut. Patrick Frissell, 18th infan-
try. at Douglas, has been granted leave
for month
Lieut. c. Barrett Glover. jr- goth in
fantry, at Fort Bliss, has been grant
ed leave for two months and ten days.
Camp Stephen Little
Pursuant to authority from the war
department the military station here
tofore officially known as Camp L s.
troops, Nogales, AriZ, will be here
Little, Nogales, Ariz, in honor Of the
late stephen Little, company /. 18th
infantry, who was killed in action at
Nogales on November 20, 1915.
Upon the discontinuance Of the can
Torment hospital at Fort Bliss, Mai
willard F. Trilby, of the medical corps,
has been ordered 10 report to the COM
handing officer OF the Fourth field
artillery for duty with that regiment
After the discontinuance OF the can
Torment hospital at Fort Bliss, and
after his relief from duty on the infan-
try examining board to which he has
been detailed, Lieut. Stanley s War
rem. of the medical reserve corps, viii
be relieved from further duty with the
Fourth field artillery and will be sent
n Sierra R1anra for TnmnnrarE duty.
Discharge BY Purchase
The following men have purchased
their discharge from the army:
At Fort Bliss: Pvt. Stanley G. Bish-
OF. battery E, OF the Fourth field ar
tiIlery; Pvt Charles F. Devins. COM
pany N. Seventh infantry; Pvt Chester
J. Barden, battery A, Fifth field ar
tillery; trumpeter Guy Pfaffenberser.
unassigned. 18th cavalry; quarterInas-
ter Srgt- Fred Griffis. troop F. Eighth I
cavalry: Pvt Fred J. Fredette, troop
K, Eighth cavalry; Pvt Guy E Sui
lenger, troop K, Eighth cavalry
Camp Fort Bliss.
Camp Fort Bliss. Texas Pvt first
Pvt John K. Mcdaniel. hospital corps; !
Pvt. Genarino Cacchione. company L, |
Seventh infantry. Corp Louis l. Git |
genfeld. company l. Seventh infantry |
Pvt. Frank Young, company NJ zOth !
infantry: Pvt Herman P. LitOwitz, I
=
Harold Marshall. battery B, Fourth I
field artillery; Pvt John H O'Con, bat |
terry a. Fifth field artillery; Sergt !
Wheeler ". Atwood, field company ], /
signal corps; Pvt Arthur F. wilson, /
battery A, Fourth field artillery: Corp. /
Wymer C. Ridner, company c. goth in I
fantry; Artificer Roy Hicks, company 4
d. seventh infantry; Artificer Fred A. 4
Barnett, company G. Seventh infantry
Pvt Able Y. Moorad. company L /
I 81
Ter. company L, goth infantry; horse
sheer John Herold, troop Of the
Eighth cavalry: chief mechanic Charles
E. Khelstrup, battery 3, Fourth field !
Pvt Ernest Jenkins COM
Dany G, Seventh infantry; Pvt virgil L.
Bush, company K. Seventh Infantry
At Camp Cotton.
Camp Cotton: Pvt James L Coop
r, company D. Sixth infantry; Sergt
Fleming Fraley. company II, 18th IN
-antry; Pvt. Wade H. FUR, company
:, 18th infantry, Pvt. Leonard Dalton,
company K, Sixth infantry; Pvt. David
r. Madigan, company E, 18th infan-
~: Pvt Mitchell Barrett, company /, /
iixth infantry; Sergt. Edward Keek,
ompany NJ, Sixth infantry; Corp. Louis
!. Wendell company =, 18th infantry.
At Columbus.
At Columbus, N. NJ: Wagner John
INA. troop F, 15th csts-llry: Corp ]
rank T. Gambler. troop L, -Sa.. saV--.
Try; WAGNER William c. Marda,s.'
roop L. 18th cavalry
At Douglas Ariz.: Pvt Robert L
.sters. company n. 22nd infantry; Pvt
.braham Wang. company E, 18th in
antry: Corp. Charles Kelley, company I
>. 22nd infantry; Pvt First Glass
irOver c. Fash. quartermaster corps;
ergt. Eugene F. Egan. battery A
ixth field artillery: Pvt Ray H. Pot
er. battery B. Sixth field artillery;
wi. George Terhune, company B.
1th infantry: Pvt Floyd E Griggs
ompany D, 18th infantry; Corp Frank
lartin. company 3. 22nd infantry; Pvt
amueI A Chrisman, company L. 18th |
lfantry: cook August Steffen, battery
h. Sixth field artillery; Pvt Howard |
ohnston battery =, Sixth field ar :
! !