Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-20
CAMP BARNES.
Encampment Of the Pirst Infantry Regi
msnt at Richmond Grove.

ment at Richmond Grove
| The First Infantry Regiment, Colone
Dickinson, arrived here from San Francisco
| by special train. about A. NJ. Yesterday
The men breakfasted at the Western and the
officers at the Arcade, and the line of march
was then taken up for Richmond Grove
where at $50 A. NJ the regiment halted il
''Camp Barnes" The regiment is differed
as follows: Colonel, j. II. Dickinson Lieu
tenant Colonel, Walter Tprnbull; First Lieu
tenant George w. Reed, Adjutant; First
Lieutenant Frank Buxton, Ordinance OFF.
Ger Major a. NJ. Wilder, Surgeon First
Lieutenant William E. Hale, Commissary
First Lieutenant James Kipp, Paymaster
First Lieutenant George III. Strong, Inspec-
tor Rife Practice. Company H-Captain,
Fl. 2. Bush; First Lieutenant, Alf. w.
Seley; Second Lieutenant, c. L. Will
Company F-Captain, George NJ. Gaylord
First Lieutenant, Charles F. Holyoke; Sec
ond Lieutenant, Edward r. Swain. Com
pany D-Captain, George D. Harvey First
Lieutenant, Vincent Kingwell; Second
Lieutenant, H. M. Green. Company E.
Captain, Joshua H. Robertson First Lieu
tenant, J. N. Lanfenberg Company b
Captain, Edwin f. Selleck First Lieutenant,
J. q. B. Hebbard Second Lieutenant, Paul
E. Scott. Commissioned Staf-Ser-
geant Major, George Leonard; Ordnance
Sergeant. J. S. Oppenheim Commissary
Sergeant. James b. Ford Color Sergeant,
G. M. Mayberg (also Regimental Drum
Major; Acting Regimental Color-bearer,
j. S. Williamson Principal Musician, Vic
tor Hue Paris; Hospital Steward, w. L.
Conlan. The regiment has full drum
corps of %, and a full band of 81 pieces,
brass and reed. Rank and file, the regiment
musters $50.
The first regimental orders issued at Camp
Barnes were promulgated soon after entering
camp, and were as follows:
Headquarters FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT
SECOND BRIGADE, n. G. c.
CAMP BARNES, SACRAMENTO September 10, 1880
IRegimental Orders No. 23.l
|. Sergeant George Teller, of Company F, is
hereby detailed as acting Sergeant Major during the
present encampment, or until such time as the regi-
ment arrives
H. Private J. II. Williamson of Company D, is
hereby detailed as Regimental Color-bearer, with
the rank of Sergeant while so acting.
III. Private William Z. Conan is hereby appointed
Hospital Steward, with rank from September Is,
1880. All the above will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
". The call for each day will be posted in
i nSpcuouS place III the center street OF
the camp and must be read and observed by the
command. failure to be in camp at the time
specified will the delinquent to be kept in
camp during the next day.
the comn,nv commanders nv MI men Doina bact t 10
San Francisco and also by anv one coming out after
taps or being out at any time when the camp is not
OPP H.
vi: ANY member OF this command out OF camp at
anytime I'M wnea tne camp is not open, without pass
nnr;sbed sccord;neIv ''N' "i'Nou' anu VIII NC
By order Of Colonel Dickinson
GEORGE w. REED,
First Lieutenant and Adjutant.
Last evening the DAILY Calls" were
posted as follows: 5 A. M, reveille: SIS
A. NJ, roll-call $50 A. NJ fatigue 5:45 A. NJ.
recall from fatigue and company drill; 6:15
A. NJ. breakfast: 7 A. H.. battalion drill
$50 A. NJ. recall from battalion drill: S.45
A. NJ. Orderly call $50 A. NJ. camp omen
till NJ. 1870 p. NJ. dinner. 5.15p NJ
dress parade assembly $40 p. NJ dress ma.
rade. Adiutant's call :: 6 p. NJ. guard mount
ing. $50 p. NJ. retreat and supper-cann
omen until 10 p NJ. 1Op. NJ tattoo assem-.
bly. lO:l5 p. NJ. roIl-call: 1910 p. n. taps.
extipeuish liehts'
The Officer Of the Dav Yesterday was Cant
p1sb and the 0ft;car n tha Gnsrd T;siIt
Hnlvoke For TO-DAY the Officer of the Dav
win he Cantain GAYLORD and the Officer ri
the Gnard I,ieutenaot Hebbard.
'rba camn il nitchsd nnon the bigb ground
on the southwest of the Grove. The propnds
are not ouite 50 sheltered or retired "a at
East Part bavond Thirty first but thera is
80 aiba., roon, on5 tbe cont;oy,;tr &c tbe
go, - tr's c;tn ra;Ia,ay I;ras and 4, rear1
,,e1s 70 NE c;tv maLes his location the batter
one. The camp consists of A. Siblev and p
vii tants Thera are fonr strests and
''--
All or1ar Ri,ht Cornnanies IT r and +
left Comnanies b. d and G, Comnsnv II
has the rigbt If The reoirnentai line Cprnpanv
4 tba csnfer .nd Coronany q the Left II 10
line
last ave,;ne ~. carnn was illuminated
q bnnd,ed coIored Iarta-ns be;no HIM, rnan3
Ja,Un AID across the straets besida nnmeroI,s
lamns With ref sctors. here and there. Soon
. fer tb.s illnn,ination was c,r,nleta tba drnm
corns tool nm ;ts no.irjon 81 tbe baad If
a va,,na r in front If the 6aostaff ard ga the
Tetreat was beaten the FAC came down on the
RIM and "nipbt in cam" set in The srlep.
al band Of tba - camp p then carna On,
and tool nm ;ts nos;tion in front of
baodo,arters and ertered mon an onen.a;r
concsrt which WIS a rare treat to those 40 for
tunate AZ tn lie present The band never
,Iar,s1 10 bettsr advantaee All the snrronnd.
iaas I., : cbarrn r. the nns;c Anids. the
balf ohsc,ritv of the camn the swinoino
i;,b.s and candy lanterns. the dim distances
If tho avenues the shade Of the foliage half
broLsn Inv fine strpooling beams of the fnll
moan the mufisd mur,Gur Of hundreds of
vnices az the soldiers and their guests moved
abnut b. tween the white walls of this NINA.
turs town. with the strains of melody sweep.
ing through the trees or diving away
unon the evening air. the looker.on
could Lot resist the restful and dreamy
charm of the atmosphere by which
surrounded. hut was willing to linper there
ali other things forgot until the imperatiye
:" fans D should warn of the close of camp
and the desired absence of all civilians. The
regiment has been under the command of Col.
Dickinson but about two months When
he tool CHARGE il was in need Of some severe
discinlininp Perfect harmony EXISTS between
the Companies. and the officers and men thor
onoblv understand each other now and are
united in the common purpose to keen the
repimental reputation ND to the hi 2hest stand.
az. az a anS tb;s o y w;lI he uoao
as thorough school of instruction
as is possible, and as much rigor will be ex-
eIciseu as is practiced IN tlie regular service
at ieasI as near an approach as Is possible ior
ihi .n Il WIZ - re iha!e 70 II.
Inc lrss heg .1I IS nne pooy Oh men
IL IS Plea9eu WIN oaeralneneo anu oacra-
ihento Is pieaseu Win iC. Ii the cltiZens gave