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Official List of Changes in the Stations and Duties of Officers serving in the Medical Department of the U. S. Army (Division of the Pacific) from November 20, 1897, to December 20, 1897.

The ordinary leave of absence granted Captain Isaac P. Ware, Assistant Surgeon, under orders for duty at Benicia Barracks, California, is extended one month on account of sickness.

Captain Isaac P. Ware, Assistant Surgeon, is relieved from duty at Fort Grant, Arizona, to take effect on the expiration of his present leave of absence, and ordered to Benicia Barracks, California, for duty.

Captain Merritte W. Ireland, Assistant Surgeon, is relieved from duty at Benicia Barracks, California, to take effect upon the arrival at that post of Captain Ware, and ordered to the Presidio of San Francisco, California, for duty.”

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”Official List of Changes in the Stations and Duties of Officers serving in the Medical Department of the U. S. Army (Division of the Pacific) from April 20, 1898, to May 20, 1898.

Upon the recommendation of the Chief Surgeon of the Department, Captain Isaac P. Ware Assistant Surgeon, will proceed from Benicia Barracks to the camp near Fort Winfield Scott, California, reporting upon arrival to Colonel Marcus P Miller, 3a Artillery, for temporary duty with the troops in that camp. Par. 2, S. O 40. Dept. of Cal., April 29, 1898.

Upon the recommendation of the Chief Surgeon, Captain Isaac P. Ware, Assistant Surgeon, will, in addition to his present duties, report at 10 A.M. daily at these headquarters, for duty in examining recruits. Par. 1, S. O. 51, Dept of Cal., May 20, 1898.”

Page 391

”Official List of Changes in the Stations and Duties of Officers serving in the Medical Department of the U. S. Army (Division of the Pacific) from May 20, 1898, to June 20, 1898.

Captain Isaac P. Ware, Assistant Surgeon, is relieved from duty at camp near Fort Winfield Scott, California, and will proceed to The Presidio of San Francisco, reporting upon arrival to the commanding officer of that post for temporary duty. Par. 2, S. O. 56, Dept. of Cal., May 25. 1898.

Upon the recommendation of the chief surgeon, Captain Isaac P. Ware. Assistant Surgeon, is hereby relieved from the operation of Par. 1, S. O. 51, from these headquarters. Par. 1, S. O. 59, Dept. of Cal., May 30, 1898.”

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”Official List of Changes in the Stations and Duties of Officers serving in the Medical Department of the U. S. Army (Division of the Pacific) from June 20, 1898 to September 20, 1898.

Upon recommendation of the Chief Surgeon, Captain Isaac P. Ware. Assistant Surgeon, will, in addition to his present duties, report at 10 A. M. daily at these headquarters, for duty in examining recruits. Par. 1, S. O 75, Dept. of Cal., June 29, 1898.

Captain Isaac P. Ware, Assitant Surgeon, will, in addition to his present duties, examine recruits to be enlisted for the Second Battalion California Volunteer Infantry, by 2d Lieut. H. L. Walthal of that organization. Par. 3, S. O. 83, Drpt. of Cal., July 14, 1898.

Acting Assistant Surgeon M. M. Walker, will, pending further orders in his case, report to Captain Isaac P Ware, Assistant Surgeon, as assistant in examining recruits. Par, 3, s. o. 89, Dept. of Cal„ July 21, 1898.

Acting Assistant Surgeon Henry du R. Phelan, will, pending further orders in his  report to Capt. Isaac P. Ware, Assistant Surgeon, as Assistant in examining recruits. Par. 8, S. O. 93, Dept. of Cal., July 26, 1898.

Upon the recommendation of the Chief Surgeon, Captain Isaac P.Ware, Assistant Surgeon, is relieved from duty as examiner of recruits in this city and assigued, for temporary uty, at the Division Field Hospital, the Presidio of San Francisco, Cal. Par. 1, S. O. 124, Dept. of Cal., September 2, 1898.”

Reference Data:

Occidental Medical Times, Vol. 12, by Occidental Medical Times, 1898