DISBURSING OFFICERS-Continued.

Accounts of, of the U. S., when rendered.

Same

Accounts of, of the Quartermaster's, Subsistence, and Pay Depart-
ments, when rendered

To use but one series of checks on the same depository at the same
time

Decision respecting inspection of money accounts of Cir. 15, p. 1.
DISCHARGE-

Procedure in cases where, on account of physical disability is not
imperatively demanded"

Date of, from former enlistment to be indorsed on the enlistment
when a soldier re-enters the service. (See Discharged Soldiers)___
Circumstances under which, causes forfeiture of retained pay.

38, p. 21; 70,127

Enlisted men not entitled to pay and allowances, and not to receive
final statements, unless deposits or detained pay are due, in cases
of, for fraudulent enlistment

Act of Congress providing for, of certain soldiers

Rules governing, of soldiers on last day of third month following
end of third year of enlistment

Rules governing, of enlisted men by purchase, and by way of favor
after ten years' service...

Additional rules governing, of certain soldiers

Decision respecting computation of purchase money for Cir. 14, p. 1.
The words "term of an enlistment" in General Orders No. 108, c. s.,
prescribing rules governing, of certain soldiers, explained

Cir. 14, p. 3.

To whom section 2 of the act approved June 16, 1890, providing for,
of certain soldiers, applies....

DISCHARGE CERTIFICATES-

Not to be given to retired enlisted men
What must be stated in

---Cir. 15, p. 2.

Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy authorized to issue,
in true name of persons who enlisted or served under assumed
names during war of the rebellion

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માં

In cases of soldiers absent on furlough discharged after three years'
service to be prepared by proper officer and transmitted to the
soldier by registered mail

Not to be sent to Adjutant General's office with applications for
discharge, transfers, etc....
-----Cir. 16.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS-

Cost of transportation furnished, discharged at place of enlistment
to enable them to reach a paymaster, to be deducted by the pay-

master

Without good character not to be again enlisted except upon author-
ity from the Adjutant General's office.

Not entitled to pay and allowances, and not to receive final state-
ments unless deposits or detained pay are due, when discharged
for fraudulent enlistment

DISEASE-

Procedure in cases of enlisted men unfitted for service by
Medical officers to recommend measures to prevent or diminish,
among troops-----

DISFASES-

Appropriation for care and treatment of cases in the Army suffering
from contagious or epidemic..

DISTANCES-

Table of, by capitals

DISTINGUISHED MARKSMEN-

Names of marksmen transferred to the class of

112

9

DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO-

To be discontinued; posts in, to report directly to department head-
quarters.

84

DIVISION COMMANDERS-

Staff of, how composed.

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS-

Respecting rooms at

Troops serving in Illinois (Div. Missouri), to report directly to..
(See Adjutant General's Department)..

DIVISION INSPECTOR OF ARTILLERY-

By whom designated; duties of

The staff of a division commander includes a, when needed_
DIVISION OF THE ATLANTIC

One member of Army rifle team to be selected from, for purposes
of selection for Army carbine team; the competitors from, to be
classed with those from Div. Missouri, and six selected there-
from-

DIVISION OF THE MISSOURI-

Maj. Gen. Schofield assigned, temporarily, to command of___
Seven members of Army rifle team to be selected from, for purposes
of selection for Army carbine team, competitors from Div. Atlantic
to be classed with those from; and six selected therefrom....
Maj. Gen. Miles assigned to command of, comprising Depts. of Da-
kota and the Platte; State of Illinois transferred from Dept.
Missouri to

DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC-

Two members of Army rifle team and four members of Army
carbine team to be selected from.

57

Brig. Gen. Gibbon to relieve Maj. Gen. Miles in command of, con-
sisting of Depts. California and Columbia

84

Decision respecting, for the three arms combined_

Cir. 16.

17

DRESS PARADES-

DRESS SUIT-

For officers on strictly social occasions

DRILL-

The, arranged by Capt. Andruss for Sergt. McCarty's method of
mounting and dismounting siege gun with gin described, and
ordered to be substituted for the one prescribed in the authorized
Heavy Artillery Manual-

DUTY-

------Cir. 11.

Correspondence received from Treasury Department, regarding im-
portation, free of, of articles for use of U. S

EL PASO, TEX.-

New site for Fort Bliss to be situated within ten miles of

EMPLOYES--

(See Civilian Employés.)

Transfer of clerks or other, when officers of staff departments

The staff of a division or department commander includes an, when
needed....

All, of certain regiments ordered to change stations who desire to
remain at present stations to be permitted to do so, and all who
have six months or less to serve, and do not intend to re-enlist,

Regulations respecting retirement of

ENLISTED MEN-Continued.

Procedure in cases of, unfitted for service by wounds or disease.
Furloughs to, acting as sergeants of the post non-commissioned
staff, by whom granted

Regulations respecting instruction of, in post schools..
By whom and when vaccinated.

Gauntlets and fur caps to be issued to, in certain departments

Table of monthly pay of

Privates of Hospital Corps to be taken by transfer from..

Insignia of rank of...

Collars for

Clothing accounts of, when settled; money allowance for cloth-

ing to, for first year, to take effect April 1, 1890

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Decision respecting, in confinement awaiting trial.
Decision respecting transfer of, on account of health

Cir. 3, p. 1.

Cir. 3, p. 2.

Table specifying money allowance for clothing to, active and re-
tired, from July 1, 1890.

Act of Congress providing that four dollars per month for first year
of enlistment shall be retained from pay of, and for furlough and
discharge of certain

Appropriation for pay of

Appropriation for allowances for travel, retained pay, clothing not
drawn, and for interest on deposits payable to, on discharge
Appropriation for medical care and treatment of, on duty at posts
and stations for which no other provision is made
Sales of subsistence stores to, how made.

Cir. 8.

Not prevented from wearing button of Grand Army of the Repub-
lic by paragraphs 266 and 1829 of the Regulations.
Of companies "I" and "K" of each regiment of infantry to be
transferred to other companies of the same regiment; all instruc-
tions heretofore given limiting number of, for a company of
infantry suspended until further orders.

Of troops "L" and "M" of each regiment of cavalry to be trans-
ferred to other troops of the same regiment; all instructions
heretofore given limiting number of, for each troop of cavalry
suspended until further orders.

Rules governing furlough and discharge of, under section 2 of the
act approved June 16, 1890

Rules governing discharge of, by purchase under section 4, of the
act approved June 16, 1890.

Four dollars per month to be retained from pay of, enlisted subse-
quently to June 30, 1890, excepting certain named classes of.
The number of, who will move with certain indicated troops and
companies when they change station to Fort Leavenworth,
Kans., limited to thirty for a troop of cavalry and twenty-five for
a company of infantry

Decision respecting re-enlistment of, undergoing treatment at ex-
piration of term of service
Cir. 13.

Act of Congress providing for hearing and determination by sum-
mary court of cases of, charged with offenses now cognizable
by garrison or regimental court-martial

The, of the Army assigned to its various organizations
Granted permission to wear the badges of certain military societies.
Same

120

121

133

Chap. 67, vol. 23, Statutes at Large of the U. S., respecting retire-
ment of, amended

121

The, of the Signal Corps, except fifty sergeants, to be discharged
June 30, 1891.

Decision respecting payment of, in arrest, or awaiting sentence.

Cir. 14, p. 2.

137

providing for
Cir. 15, p. 2.

G. O. Page.

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12

ENLISTMENT-

(See Fraudulent Enlistment.)

Of Indians as scouts, period for which made
-38, p. 9; 74, 97
Form of declaration to be made by applicants for, and of consent
to be given by parents or guardians if the applicant is a minor --
Soldiers discharged under provisions of the act approved June 16,
1590, are not eligible for, for one year from date of discharge ____80, 81
ENLISTMENT PAPERS-

To be executed in duplicate; where sent; indorsements upon, in
cases of re-enlistment.

Of members of the Hospital Corps, how prepared, etc.

Of recruits who are accepted and duly sworn, to bear date on which
enlistment is completed by administering the oath...Cir. 5, p. 1.
ENLISTMENTS-

Decision respecting, for Hospital Corps.

Cir. 3, p. 2.

Cir. 3, p. 2.

38

38

Decision respecting second, when the first have not been fulfilled.

To continue to be made for five years, but soldiers may be dis-
charged after three years.

68

ENVELOPES

Official penalty, to be furnished retired enlisted men by Adjutant
General

Decision respecting, of a battery at inspection and review.

Cir. 15, p. 2.

61 7, 8, 10

69

10

EQUIPMENTS-

Of regimental bands and transportation of the same to be furnished
by Q. M. Dept__

Appropriation for infantry, cavalry, and artillery, etc..

ESTIMATES-

For veterinary medicines, etc., how made...

EVIDENCE-

Record, in pension claims to be furnished only by War Department.

Cir. 2, p. 2.

Decision respecting introduction at court-martial trials of, of pre-
vious convictions

EXAMINATION-

Cir. 14, p. 3.

Rules governing, of candidates for appointment of 2d lieutenant
from civil life

Regulations governing, of non-commissioned officers for promotion_
Act of Congress providing for, of certain officers of the Army to de-
termine their fitness for promotion

6

116

Rules prescribed by the President in accordance with the act of
Congress providing for, of certain officers to determine their fit-

Of transportation and burial of remains of deceased soldiers, how
paid

EXPENSES-Continued.

Paid for apprehension and transportation of a deserter to be set
against his pay upon conviction of desertion by court-martial or
upon restoration to duty without trial; a soldier convicted by
court-martial of absence without leave to be charged with, in-
curred in transporting him to his proper station

Of transportation and burial of remains of deceased officers, how
paid

Paid for apprehension and delivery of a deserter restored to duty
without trial to be refunded by him

Of the bakery, to what restricted and how paid...
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT-

129

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38

Appropriation for pay of one, for Inspector General's Department.. 69

EXTRA DUTY-

Details for, at posts to be limited to actual necessities, etc.‒‒‒‒‒‒‒
EXTRA DUTY PAY-

Company artificers, farriers, blacksmiths, saddlers, and wagoners,
not to receive, unless detailed on extra duty in Q. M. Dept.,
wholly disconnected with their companies

Cir. 2, p. 1.

Decision respecting, of post school teachers
But one teacher at each post to be allowed, during vacation and
for Saturdays and Sundays

EXTRA PAY-

Of two dollars per month granted on certificate of merit, when
begins and how long paid.

21

38

21

Canteen funds not to be used for purpose of paying, to gardners.

Cir. 3, p. 1.

Of bakers is included in expenses of the bakery.
Appropriation for, of enlisted men at Military Academy

When transportation in kind is furnished a discharged soldier to
enable him to reach a paymaster, the fact will be noted on .
Not to be furnished enlisted men discharged for fraudulent enlist-
ment unless deposits or detained pay are due ------

In cases of discharge after three years' service of soldiers absent on
furlough to be prepared by proper officer and transmitted to
soldier by registered mail

80

Of Indian scouts to show in what six months' period they are serv-
ing.

Roll calls are made by; an inspection of quarters at 11 o'clock p. m.
to be made by

"Attached for duty," how borne while on recruiting service

Cir. 15, p. 3.