Right to, upon discharge does not depend upon the performance
of any journey..

Cir. 44.

Secretary of War to determine what constitutes..

Reimbursement of acting assistant surgeons.

"TRAVELING WITH OR WITHOUT TROOPS"-

Conditions under which officers are considered as..

"TRAVELING UNDER ORDERS "—

Commutation of rations to enlisted men when; what constitutes. 2,41

TRAVEL PAY-

(See Travel Allowances.)

TRAVEL RATION—

Composition; money value; unused portions; when issued, etc__56, 130

3-8, 2

TRIALS

Introduction of evidence of previous convictions.

42

6

Restrictions respecting, of noncommissioned officers by inferior
courts...

TROOPS-

Mileage and commutation of quarters to officers traveling or on
duty with.

Circular No. 14 of 1900, relating to, revoked; manner in which
future purchases will be made...

Officers of the line detailed for duty in staff departments

Wearing of, on occasions of ceremony by officers now out of serv-

Compensation when employed to attend animals in the Quarter-
master's or other departments

Eligible for detail on boards of survey, councils of administration,
as post treasurers, exchange officers, and to witness payments
to enlisted men

Grade of second class, abolished.

56

8

56

1-8

56

56

com to

1

3

26

26

5

1

66

Increased pay for length of service and for foreign service Cir. 29–
Leave status..

Appointment of officers to certain grades in the several staff de-
partments and line of the Regular Army.

157

9

6-14

Date of commencement of military service.
Discharge to enlist in Regular Army.

Cir. 14.

8

First lieutenant and assistant surgeon promoted by seniority en-
titled to pay as captain from date of acceptance only Cir. 29.
General Service and Staff College and the special service schools
open to former officers of.

VOLUNTEER SIGNAL CORPS-

Appointment of officers to vacancies in Signal Corps.

WAR COLLEGE BOARD (appointed 8. O. 42, par. 31, 1900)—

Cir. 40.

Cir. 29

13

16

Composition, general supervision of inspection and maintenance
of complete system of military education in the several service
schools

Printing and binding.

Officers on duty at, regarded as being on duty without troops.
Rendition of accounts of disbursing officers

Special registers to be kept of persons qualifying at the General
Service and Staff College and at the several service schools-----

WARRANTS

Appropriation for arrears of pay and allowances to officers and

men

32

Enlistments between certain dates deemed to have been for____.
(See Uniform.)

25

26

3

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. C.-

Establishment of Army War College at.

U. S. Engineer School to be removed to and established at..
WASHINGTON MONUMENT-

Appropriations

WASTAGE-

Allowance of, on subsistence stores..

WATERTOWN ARSENAL, MASS.—

Appropriation.

WATER PIPES-

Appropriation for repairs..

Appropriation

Repairs to breech mechanism of field battery material_.

WATERVLIET ARSENAL, N. Y.-

Cirs. 12, 38 27,43

Cirs. 12, 38. 27,43

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No. 1.

ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Washington, January 3, 1901.

I. By direction of the Secretary of War, the following decision of the Secretary of the Treasury, amending his decision of May 4, 1898, as published in paragraph II, General Orders, No. 36, May 7, 1898; of May 17, 1899, as published in paragraph II, General Orders, No. 98, May 26, 1899, and of December 26, 1899, as published in paragraph I, General Orders, No. 211, December 29, 1899, from this office, is published to the Army for the information and guidance of all concerned:

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December 21, 1900.

Respectfully returned to the Honorable the Secretary of War. The provisions of the orders of this department of May 4, 1898, May 17, 1899, and December 26, 1899, relaxing the requirements as to rendition of accounts of disbursing officers of the War Department for expenses pertaining to the military establishment, are hereby extended to the close of the calendar year ending December 31, 1901.

O. L. SPAULDING,
Acting Secretary.

II. By direction of the Secretary of War, the provisions of General Orders, No. 42, April 3, 1900, from this office, relating to rendition of money accounts in the Subsistence Department until December 31, 1900, are hereby extended and made to apply to the money accounts of that department for the calendar year ending December 31, 1901, with the exception that the money accounts of officers receiving or disbursing subsistence funds in Alaska may be delayed until the 20th day of the month during the year.

BY COMMAND OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL MILES:

H. C. CORBIN,
Adjutant General.

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[NOTE.-General Orders, No. 142, is the last of the series for 1900.]