Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1910-07-12 | Page 15 | Colonel Scott on Leave of Absence

COLONEL SOT SCOTT ON LEAVE OF ABSE ABSENCE I Returns From Hike to Fort L Douglas and Will Go On Onto Onto Onto to Coast After Arter seeing his regiment well on onIta its Ita way to the maneuver grounds in Wyoming CoL Walter C Scott re returned returned returned turned yesterday to Fort Douglas and will leave leae Friday with his hi wife wiCe for tor Los Lo Angeles Angeloa Colonel Scott left the Fifteenth infantry at lit Fort Collins Collin Col He is 18 on a four tour months leave of oC ab absence sence senco granted by the war department on account of or his illness After four tour months month on the coast coa t he ho will probably probably probably ably return to his regiment at Fort For Douglas Dougl There Is a report that Colonel Scott will be detailed for service but tho the veteran teran stated last night that he had not received any in information Information Information formation regarding his future poet post Colonel Scott received a 8 telegram last night from Major Willis T May now in command of the Ule Fifteenth In Infantry infantry fantry Cantry in the absence of the colonel that the tho regiment left lert Fort Collins yesterday e morning and would camp last lut night at tho the forks forb of or the road ne near r Rigdon ranch 16 miles mUM away awa This morning the march will be re resumed resumed resumed and the regiment Will roach reach their camping ground near nr Dale Cre Cr Creek k Wyo Vo tomorrow Colonel Scott was wa with the tho regiment from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins and then than loft tr for Fort Douglas upon receipt of a tel I from Crom the war department at Washington granting the tho leave leao of ot ab absence absence sence sun cc The Tho shortage of ot water in tho the Crow creek reserve was reported to Colonel Scott at Fort Collins ho he said Id but he did dIt not know anything more about it IL itHe Ho He said he supposed there was plenty of oC water for Cor his regiment and others Of or tho regular establishment knew nothing definite in regard to the sup supply supply supply ply