City of Omaha - Introduction

Railroad - Introduction

   City Government

Department of the Platte (US Military in NE)

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Ore.; J. H. Stafford, general storekeeper, Omaha, Neb.; A. E. Hutchinson, stationer, Omaha, Neb.; F. Washburn, superintendent hotel department, Omaha, Neb.; S. P. Rhoads. superintendent stone department, Omaha, Neb.; E. C. Connor tie and timber agent, Omaha, Neb.; H. B. Hodges, chemist, Omaha, Neb.; W. C. Bette, superintendent commissiary department, Portland, Ore.

   BURLINGTON & MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD IN NEBRASKA. - General offices 1002, 1004, 1006 Farnam street. C. E. Perkins. president, Burlington, Iowa; J. C. Peasley. vice-president, Chicago, Ill; T. S. Howland, secretary, Boston, Mass.; T. M. Marquett, general attorney, Lincoln, Neb.; J. V. Deweese, assistant general attorney Lincoln, Neb.; J. D. Macfarland, land commissioner, Lincoln, Neb.
   Treasury Department: J. C. Peaseley, treasurer, Chicago, Ill.; J. G. Taylor, assistant treasurer, Omaha, Neb.; W. A. Higgins, cashier, Omaha Neb.; J. G. Floyd, paymaster, Omaha, Neb.
   Accounting Department: J. G. Taylor, auditor, Omaha, Neb.; P. Heinrich, assistant auditor, Omaha, Neb.; W. P. Durkee, assistant auditor, Omaha, Neb.; H. D. Allee, assistant auditor, Omaha, Neb.; W. Randall, freight and ticket auditor, Omaha, Neb.
   Operating Department: Headquarters Omaha, Neb., 1002, 1004, 1006 Farnham street. G. W. Holdrege, general manager, Omaha; T. E. Calvert, general superintendent, Lincoln; Geo. H. Crosby, general freight agent, Omaha; Allen B. Smith, assistant general freight agent, Omaha; J. Francis, general passenger and ticket agent, Omaha; Arthur B. Smith, assistant general passenger agent, Omaha; T. Marsland, general baggage agent, Lincoln; Wm. Irving, general purchasing agent, Chicago; R. J. McClure, consulting engineer, Chicago; I. S. P. Weeks, chief engineer, Lincoln; C. M. Wead, Supply agent, Plattsmouth, Neb.; J. W. Bell, stationer, Lincoln; C. E. Yates, superintendent of telegraph, Lincoln; H. McKinnon, car accountant, Lincoln; D. Hawksworth, superintendent of motive power, Plattsmouth; E. S. Greusel, master mechanic, Plattmouth; J. C. Salsbery. master mechanic, Lincoln; A.B. Pirie, master mechanic, Wymore, Neb.; R. B. Archibald, master mechanic, McCook, Neb.; E.

Bignell, superintendent Northern division, Lincoln; C. B. Rodgers, superintendent Southern division, Wymore; A. Campbell, superintendent Western division, McCook; J. R. Phelan, superintendent Wyoming division, Alliance,. Neb.
   FREMONT, ELKHORN & MISSOURI VALLEY R. R. - Marvin Hughitt, president, Chicago; Albert Keep, vice-president, Chicago; Marshall M. Kirkman, treasurer and comptroller, Chicago; Joseph B. Redfield secretary and auditor, Chicago; Wm. H, Stennett, auditor of expenditures, Chicago; Wm. C. Goudy, general counsel, Chicago; John B. Hawley, general attorney, Omaha; H. G. Burt, general manager, Omaha; C. C. Hughes, general superintendent, Omaha; Robert W. Hamer, purchasing agent, Chicago; Charles E. Simmons, land commissioner, Chicago, James O. Clifford, freight auditor; Chicago; Wm. F. Van Bergen, ticket auditor, Chicago; Frank P. Cranden, tax commissioner, Chicago; Kingsley C. Morehouse, general freight agent, Omaha; John R. Buchanan, general passenger agent, Omaha; James E. Ainsworth, chief engineer, Omaha; A. H. Merchant, assistant general freight agent, Omaha; Stebbins A. Teal, master mechanic, Missouri Valley; Oliver W. Whittlesey, general baggage agent, Missouri Valley, W. P. McFarlane, superintendent telegraph, Omaha; C. C. Pardee, car accountant, Missouri Valley; general offices Merchants National Bank Building, northeast corner Farnam and Thirteenth.

   [The States of Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming (excepting the post of Camp Sheridan, in Yellowstone Park, Wyo.); Territory of Utah, and so much of the State of Idaho as lies east of a line formed by the extension of the western boundary of Utah to the northeastern boundary of Idaho. Also the post of Fort Meade, South Dakota, for payment only.]
   Brigadier-General John R. Brooke, commanding. Ileadquarters - Omaha Nebraska.
   PERSONAL STAFF - First Lieutenant Fayette W. Roe, 3d Infantry, Aide-de-Camp. First Lieutenant Charles M. Truitt, 21st Infantry, Aide-de-Camp.
   DEPARTMENT STAFF. - Major Michael V. Sheridan, Adjutant General's Department, Ass't Adjutant

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General; Major John M. Bacon, 7th Cavalry, Acting Inspector General; Captain P. Henry Ray, U. S. Army, Acting Judge Advocate; Lieutenant-Colonel William B. Hughes, Quartermaster's Dept., Chief Quartermaster; Major William H. Bell, Subsistence Dept., Chief Commissary of Subsistence; Lieutenant-Colonel Dallas Bache, Surgeon, Medical Director; Lieutenant-Colonel Thaddeus H. Stanton, Pay Department, Chief Paymaster*; Captain James C. Ayres, Ordnance Department, Chief Ordnance Officer; Major Daniel W. Benham, 7th Infantry Inspector of Small Arms Practice; First Lieutenant C. A. Worden, 7th Infantry, Acting Engineer Officer.
   GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS, ETC. SERVING IN DEPARTMENT. - Quartermaster's Department. - Captain John Simpson, Omaha, Neb., Assistant to Chief Quartermaster of Department. Charged with the adjustment and settlement of telegraph accounts for Department of the Platte, and in charge of the Omaha Quartermaster's Depot. Captain Charles F. Humphrey, Omaha, Neb. Assigned to duty upon construction of buildings, etc., at the new post at Omaha, Neb. First Lieutenant Walter A. Thurston, 16th Infantry, Acting Assistant Quartermaster, Ogden, Utah. List of Shipping Agents (Civilians): Robert R. Wilson, at Carter Wyoming; Howland Daily, at Valentine, Neb.; R. H. Wilbur, at Casper, Wyoming; J. P. Keller, at Price Station, Utah.
   MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. - Major Wm. D. Wolverton, Fort Douglas; Major Albert Hartsuff, Fort Omaha, Captain Timothy E. Wilcox, Fort Niobrara; Captain George W. Adair, Fort Robinson; Capt. Louis S. Tesson, Fort Sidney; Captain William G. Spencer, Fort Omaha; Captain Samuel Q. Robinson, Fort Du Chesne; Captain Aaron H. Appel, Fort D. A. Russell; Captain. Geo. E. Bushnell, Camp Pilot Butte; Captain Guy L. Edie, Fort Douglas; Captain Jefferson R. Kean, Fort Robinson; Captain Wm. P. Kendall, Fort D. A. Russell; First Lieut. F. V. Walker, Fort D. A. Russell; First Lieut. Julian M. Cabell, Fort Niobrara; First Lieut. Wm. N. Suter, Fort McKinney; First Lieut. Charles F. Mason, Fort Washakie; First Lieut. Alfred E. Bradley, Omaha, Neb.; First Lieut. Ashton B. Heyl, Fort Niobrara; A.

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* T.H. Stanton, on Civil War bios.

A. Surg. R. P. Finley, Fort Sidney; A. A. Surg. F. A. Halliday, Fort Omaha; A. A. Surg. J. M. France, Fort Du Chesne.
   PAY DEPARTMENT. - Major Wm. E. Creary, Salt Lake City, Utah; Major William H. Comegys, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Major John P. Baker, Omaha, Neb.
   ORDANANCE DEPARTMENT. - Capt. James C. Ayres, Ordnance Department, in charge of the Omaha Ordanance Depot and commanding detachment of enlisted men of the Ordnance Department.
   POST AND REGIMENTAL CHAPLAINS. - Captain Orville J. Nave, post chaplain, Fort Niobrara, Neb.; Captain John D. Parker, post chaplain, Fort Robinson, Neb.; Captain William H. Scott, post chaplain, Fort Du Chesne, Utah; Captain Henry V. Plummer, regl chaplain, 9th cavalry, Fort McKinney, Wyo.
   OFFICERS - Headquarters Second Infantry: Colonel Frank Wheaton, commanding regiment and post; Lieut. Col. Joshua S. Fletcher, Major Edmund Butler; First Lieutenant John Kinzle, regular adjutant; First Lieutenant Horace B. Sarson, R. Q. M. and post quartermaster.
   Co. A, Second Infantry: Captain William Mills; First Lieutenant Virgil J. Brumback; Second Lieutenant Edwin V. Bookmiller.
   Co. B, Second Infantry: Captain Charles A. Dempsey; First. Lieutenant John S. Mallory; Second Lieutenant Thomas H. Wilson.
   Co. C, Second Infantry: Captain Henry Catley; First Lieutenant William J. Turner; Second Lieutenant James M. Arrasmith, range O.
   Co. D. Second Infantry: Captain James Miller; First Lieutenant William R. Abercrombie; Second Lieutenant Edward R. Chrisman, A. sig O.
   Co. E, Second Infantry: Captain Luther S. Ames; First Lieutenant Charles W. Rowell, acting regimental adjutant, post adjutant and recruiting 0. G. S. D. P.; Second Lieutenant Charles D. Towsley.
   Co. F, Second Infantry: Captain James Ulio; First Lieutenant Henry H. Benham; Second Lieutenant Harry E. Wilkins.
   Co. G. Second Infantry: Captain Charles Keller, in charge of post canteen; First Lieutenant John K. Waring, A. C. S. and A. Ord. O.; Second Lieutenant Hiram McL. Powell.

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   Co. H, Second Infantry: Captain Aaron S. Daggett; First Lieutenant Edmund K. Webster.
   Co. I, Second Infantry: Captain Abner Haines jr.; First Lieutenant Abner Pickering, Second Lieutenant Frederick T. Van Liew.
   Co. K, Second Infantry: Captain Sidney E. Clark; First Lieutenant Richard T. Earle; Second Lieutenant William M. Wright.
   Major Albert Hartsuff, surgeon; Captain William G. Spencer, assistant surgeon; Acting Assistant Surgeon F. A. Halliday.

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