respect toward.. when relieved and vedettes, how placed. Sergeants, lance. (See Recruits at depots.) Servants, private; not to wear uniform.. to carry certificates of employment. Service chevrons, when dropped from returns Shells, empty metallic (see Ordnance stores). Shells. (See Projectiles.) Shoe, infantry; not termed bootee Shoeing, iron and steel for; to what appropriation charged Shoulder-straps. (See Uniform.) Sick and wounded, ambulances for transportation of.. or wounded, who authorized to take such to the rear Sieges. (See Fortified places.) action of general commanding to prevent pillage and violence general commanding designates places requiring particular protection. camps not to be without police guards. captured stores and funds reserved for use of Army commander of engineers to make drawings, &c detail of fatigue parties. duties of commandants of engineers and artillery. employment of general and field officers of cavalry during. encampment of troops general and field officers in command of escorts to convoys journal of, kept by commanders of engineers and artillery. journals and drawings with report of commanding general sent to War materials; how furnished medical director to establish hospitals, &c movements in case of sortie.. guards detailed for duty in trenches; limitation of exemption from work. 1171 109 troops first for guard or work in trenches, furnish no other details. duty, officers detailed on, to be relieved only by orders from the Adjutant duty, officers detached from regiments for, to report to Chief Signal Officer of 2078 228 duty, in the field, temporary assignments of officers by orders of depart- officer, senior of any command, to be chief of the signal parties serving in Signal officers (acting), reports when in the field. officers (acting), when United States telegraph lines are placed in charge of. service, returns of equipments and stores; examination and settlement of.. officers temporarily assigned to duty in the field not a part of the depart- parties, supplies furnished to. Signals by drums or trumpets Signatures, how witnessed to receipts to be same as entered at the head of account Sleeping and parlor car accommodations (see Transportation). descriptive list of soldiers sent to duty of governor after admission of soldier no officer to give orders to issue clothing or subsistence to be re- rules governing admission. transportation of soldiers eligible for admission Soldiers, deceased, disposition of remains unclaimed. and citizens, kindly relations to exist between.. Sortie. (See Sieges.) Soup, time required in boiling Sperm oil for evening schools, chapels, &c.. Spies (see Armies in the field). Spurs. (See Uniform.) Squatters and trespassers in military reservations, removal. Stable-guards, duties of corporal in charge of. in charge of corporals 838 124 7 196 549 1319 137, 138 1098 1098 309, 311 1438-1449 39 allowance to office desk or table...... bureaus or corps; direct correspondence with Secretary of War.. regimental, inscription of names of battles on Statement of funds required of officers of the Pay Department... Station, military. (See Military station.) Stationery, allowance to company commander.. 644 44 1674 37 45 135 157 2790 2791 1707 1701 1879 1878 allowance to retired officers. 1881 for military courts and boards; how furnished. 1884 officer relieved to transfer, to successor. for officers of Ordnance Department, when supplied by Quartermaster's 1883 1880 table of quarterly allowance. allowance to ordnance sergeants Steam-engines, to what appropriation charged pumps, to what appropriation charged Steel pens and holders, issue in lieu of quills.. Stocks, enlisted men. (See Uniform.) Stoppage of officer's pay, monthly circular to be submitted to Secretary of War Stoppage of officer's pay to take the form of monthly circulars to paymasters. Stoppages from officer's pay, &c., entered on abstract of collections of pay when officers are indebted to the United States for money, pro- of pay when officers fail to properly account for money, property, or 2445 260 refunded by officers not deducted from pay accounts. 1715 194 on muster and pay rolls on account of clothing, what errors not noticed Storehouses, provided by Quartermaster's Department 1822 204 on transports. (See Transports.) Storekeepers, responsible for public moneys or property, to give bonds. table of allowance for officers and men.. damaged in transportation; board of survey to fix responsibility. turned over for transportation; officer receiving receipt relieved from re- Stoves and ranges, when allowed barracks and quarters. monthly allowance for horses and mules not used as bedding, accounted for as other public property. use of hay in lieu of hats. (See Uniform.) Stretchers, ambulances provided with.. Subsistence for patients and escorts to Government Hospital for the Insane. hire of citizens to preserve, distribute, or cook, not allowed. of recruiting parties sold to officers and enlisted men, detailed account to be made in a book Commissary General of. (See Commissary General of Subsistence.) Department, agents holding funds or supplies, by whom appointed... contract for fresh beef. storehouses, coal oil, gunpowder, quicklime, &c., not to be kept in or stores, affidavits or certificates accounting for losses or extraordinary wastage.. temporary agreements or verbal contracts for furnishing. 1568 2145 Superintendent of recruiting service, to furnish extract of report of board of inspec- tion to officer making enlistment.. respect to be extended on all occasions trial of who are eligible for Superiors, forbidden to injure inferiors by tyrannical or capricious conduct or abusive language inferiors to obey lawful orders of Supplies, veterinary. (See Veterinary supplies.) military, deficiencies in, or destroyed, how accounted for name of person from whom purchased or received, to be entered on monthly abstract not authorized by regulations or War Department general orders; order 961 when appointed proposals in open market transfers from one bureau to another 4 234 Surgical instruments, medical officers forbidden to transfer.. Survey, boards of. (See Boards of survey.) Suspensions in paymaster's accounts, action on Sword belt. (See Uniform.) Sword-belt plate. (See Uniform.) Sword-knot. (See Uniform.) small-arm; monthly allowance of ammunition for instruction of small-arm; unexpended ammunition may be used in hunting. Tariffs, copies, to be forwarded to Quartermaster General by officers settling trans- Telegrams, on public business of a confidential nature, payment of paid, Paymaster General to examine.. rule governing payment of superfluous words to be omitted when copies are to accompany vouchers for payment Telegraph, when to be used smail-arm; indulgences to best marksmen small-arm; materials, by whom furnished small-arm; monthly allowance of ammunition for small-arm; monthly and annual reports made. companies, list to be published. 696 lines (government), official and military messages have precedence 2583 Title papers, &c., of public lands for use of United States; where filed 1772 Traders, post. (See Post traders.) Trains, authorized wagons only allowed with Tradesmen (enlisted men), relieved from military duty to make, alter, or mend sol- 175 24 1254 116 and baggage, officers of Quartermaster's Department, wagon-masters and all necessary explanations to be made on back of requests for; body 1982 218 at less than through rates to be stated in requests. 1977 218 at stations intrusted to an officer of the Quartermaster's Department duty of officer providing parlor car, and sleeping accommodations. |