MONEY ALLOWANCE-

For clothing to enlisted men, active and retired, from July 1, 1894-
MOUNTED STUDENT OFFICERS

At Infantry and Cavalry School not to be provided transportation
for private horses.

MOUNT VERNON BARRACKS, ALA.

Cir. 8.

Secretary of War authorized to remove Indian prisoners of war
from

MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES-

Abandonment of.

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Opinion of Attorney-General regarding the arrest by and surrender
to civil authorities of soldiers for violation of____________Cir. 15.

MUSEUM-

(See Army Medical Museum.)

MUSTER ROLLS-

Acting hospital stewards how borne on---
NATIONAL CEMETERIES-

Cir. 1.

Correct boundaries of the national cemetery at Santa Fé, N. Mex.
Appropriations for-------

NATIONAL HOME-

Appropriations for support of the, for disabled volunteer soldiers__
NATIONAL PARKS-

(See Chickamanga and Chattanooga National Park; Yellowstone
National Park.)

Who are proper officers to administer, in administration of Army
affairs..

Responsibility of, for text books.
Decision respecting presentations to

Decision of Second Comptroller concerning claims of, for loss of pri-
vate property destroyed in the military service of the United
States

Cir. B.

Compensation for loss or destruction of private proporty belonging
to, when made

Sabers and spurs are parts of an officer's personal equipment and
should be purchased by the, whose duties require them to use
them

3

Cir. 2.

6

Cir. 5.

Of Signal Corps, shoulder-belt and field-glass case for, prescribed.
Duties of, detailed as counsel before courts-martial.
Numbers and insignia for undress coats of, descriptions of ____ Cir, 7.
Authorized to wear badge of Regular Army and Navy Union.
Mounted, detailed as students at Infantry and Cavalry School not
to be provided transportation for private horses.
Class of, not regarded as "suitable" for duty as counsel before gen-
eral court-martial
Cir. 8.

Who are proper, to administer oaths in administration of Army af-
fairs

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Opinion of Second Comptroller concerning through limited rates
for, traveling without troops over bond-aided Pacific railroads.
Benefits of War Department Library extended to, wherever serving.
(See Medical Attendance).

OFFICIAL COPIES-

G.O.

Page.

Of orders and other papers from Adjutant-General's Office, how au-
thenticated..

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Official copies of, from Adjutant-General's Office, how authentica-
ted...

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Involving payment of mileage to state the special duty enjoined..
(See General Orders; Special Orders.)

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ORDNANCE-

Requisitions for, not on hand within a department must be ap-
proved by whom

Provision relating to issue of, to institutions of learning at which
retired officers may be detailed

At Fort Snelling, Minn., Omaha, Nebr., and Vancouver Barracks,
Wash., discontinued

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ORDNANCE OFFICERS-

One ordnance officer, to be detailed from his department, allowed
on staff of a department commander when needed; the duties
to be performed by whom if no such officers are available; all
regimental officers on duty at department headquarters as, to be
relieved and ordered to join regiments

ORDNANCE STORES-

Requisitions for, not on hand within a department must be approved
by whom

Provision relating to issue of, to institutions of learning at which
retired officers may be detailed.

Purchase of, may be made in open market when
OUTLINE FIGURE CARDS-

Decision respecting preparation of, in cases of recruits enlisted at
recruiting stations and sent direct to companies or regiments
without having undergone an examination by a medical officer
Cir. 11, p. 2.

OVENS-

The duty of building, furnishing, and repairing, transferred to
Quartermaster's Department

PACIFIC RAILROADS-

PAY-

(See Bond-aided Pacific Railroads.)

Applications for arrears of, of deceased soldiers to be addressed to

whom

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Enlisted men discharged for fraudulent enlistment not entitled to. 25, 42
Appropriations for, of the Army

Provision relating to, of retired officers detailed at institutions of
learning

What money shall be disbursed and accounted for by Pay Depart-
ment as, of the Army, and for that purpose constitute one fund
Appropriations for, of superintendent, professors, cadets, etc., at
Military Academy

(See Extra-duty Pay; Detained Pay; Detention of Pay; Additional
Pay; Continuous-service Pay; Reenlistment Pay; Retained Pay;
Back Pay and Bounty.)

PAY DEPARTMENT-
Appropriation for pay of officers in

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What money shall be disbursed and accounted for by the, as pay
of the Army

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PAYMASTERS-

PAYMASTERS' CLERKS-

Appropriation for pay and traveling expenses of.

PAYMASTERS' MESSENGERS-

Appropriation for pay of

PAYMENTS-

Act of Congress to secure prompt, by contractors to persons sup-
plying labor and materials for construction of public works_____
PENITENTIARIES-

Appropriation for expenses of military convicts confined in State..
PERSONAL EFFECTS-

Disposition of, of military prisoners who have escaped from con-
finement

----Cir. 5.

Appropriation for expenses attending proposed sale of land at-----

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS-

Use of any, on leather accouterments or equipments of the soldier,
horse equipments for cavalry, or artillery harness, except that
supplied by Ordnance Department, forbidden...

POSSE COMITATUS-

Laws and instructions respecting the use of troops as a-------
POST COMMANDER-

To cause accused enlisted men to be brought before the summary
court; summary court record book to be laid before the, for his
action; to furnish company and other commanders with extracts
from (copies of) summary court record; no approval of the sen-
tence required when a, sits as a summary court

To personally investigate charges before forwarding them for trial.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL-

Order of, fixing rates of charges for Government telegrams__-----
PRESENTATIONS-

Form for copy of record of summary court for use as evidence of, to
be furnished by Adjutant-General..

Proper evidence of, by summary court is what_

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3

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The new form for copy of summary court record to be used as evi-
dence of, is intended for what purpose----

Cir. 9.

PRICE LIST-

Of clothing and equipage and of tableware and kitchen utensils in
effect July 1, 1894..

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PRINTING-

No part of appropriation for regular supplies of Quartermaster's
Department to be expended on, unless the same shall be done by
contract, etc...

A woolen blanket to be sent with each prisoner transferred to the
military prison

-------Cir. 2.

PORTEAN Continued.

Of ordnance and ordnance stores and supplies may be made in open
market when; such, to be reported

Cases in which supplies may be procured by open; such, and, on less
than ten days' advertising for proposals to be reported.
Instructions respecting the report of, in open market and on less
than ten days advertising for proposals required by A. R. 673;
open, in cases in which the aggregate amount of supplies required
does not exceed $200, not to be resorted to when
Of medical and hospital supplies, how made.
QUARTERMASTERS-

See Chief Quartermaster.)

QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT-

Cir. 13.

Can provide transportation in cases of recruits of the general ser-
vice who may desert or may be found improperly absent from
general recruiting depots to which they belong..

____ Cir. 6.

List of books to be kept in office of every officer performing duty in
See Returns; Forms)

Appointments to fill vacancies in lowest grade in, how made_
Appropriation for pay of officers in

Appropriations for regular supplies and incidental expenses of

Any transportation required in disposing of deserters received at
recruiting stations to be procured from...

QUARTERMASTER'S STORES-

Regulation governing rendition of quarterly returns of --------
QUARTERS-

The law of 1893 to be construed how when public, at any station
are so full as to prevent assignment of, in kind to a commissioned
officer there stationed, on duty, without troops.

See Commutation of Quarters; Barracks and Quarters.)

RAILROADS

___Cir. 9.

Articles of the established ration purchased from the company fund
to be purchased from Subsistence Department.

Proceeds from savings on, of sick in hospital belong to the hospital
fund

A, of cases of enlisted men transferred on account of physical dis-
ability to be forwarded to Surgeon-General at end of each

.year.

RECORD AND PENSION OFFICE-

Appropriation for pay of officer of.

Appropriation for rent of two floors of Union Building, Washing-
ton, D. C., for use of.......

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RLORDS-

List of, to be kept in office of every officer performing duty in
Quartermaster's Department.

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All military, relating to Revolutionary War and War of 1812 now
in any of the Executive Departments to be transferred to Secre-
tary of War

(See Company Books and Records; Rebellion Records; Summary
Court Record.)

REBUIT DETACHMENTS-

Recruits received at recruiting rendezvous to constitute; instruc-
tions respecting their instruction, command, strength, etc-----
RECRUITING DEPOTS-

To be designated hereafter as recruiting rendezvous (See Jefferson
Barracks, Mo.; Columbus Barracks, Ohio; Davids Island, N. Y.;
Depot Commanders; Recruiting Rendezvous)-

RECRUITING DETAIL-

No, to be made for 1894.

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