Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-29

Nevada Guard will leave Nevada City to-
morrow morning and arrive in camp at noon
The Camptonyille Company will leave that
place to-day and go into quarters at camp to-
morrow about noon. The camp ground IS on
a space Of two acres cleared of IN the middle
of the grove. The streets of the camp have
teen covered with sawdust. aad are to be
kept sprinkled. while the tenting spaces are
covered with wheat straw. One-eighth of a
mile from the camp is Glenbrook Race
Course, which will be used for parades. bat
TALON drill and artillery exercise. One of its
approaches is hillside, well adapted as a
place for spectators OF the maneuvers. Res
taurants and refreshment booths have been
provided. It is the intention to make this
camp much more school Of instruction than
was that of last year. To that end pam.
phlet Of eleven pages has been issued, giving
very clear and unmistakable orders to the
troops, and reciting camp ussges and etiquette,
and what is expected of officers and men, and
! giving the State law on several important
points The camp will be known as Camp
Brown, in honor of Captain j. ?. Brown, OF
Company E, the ranking Captain of the regi-
ment Transportation is furnished officers
and men, officers of the United States army
and navy, officers and men Of the n. G. g.,
members of the families of the n. G. G. and
officers servants at So rs each for the round
Trip. otHer peopIe Gan PROCURE tlcheIs LUZ
about So 80 for the round trip, which is about
half fare. During the camp the Commander
in-Chief, Governor Perkins, and staff. will
visit the camp, and possibly the Maj r.
| General commanding, w. FL. L. Barnes, and
staff. On Tuesday the Brigadier- General, j.
! f. Sheehan, and staff, will be in the camp,
and on these occasions there will be official
receptions. Assistant Adjutant General Tur-
ner, of the Adjutant. Generals staff, will go
up with the regiment to- morrow.
During the encampment the daily duties
will be: $40 A. M, musicians call $50, re-
veille, signal for rising, morning gun !; 6, s1r-
call, policing camp and quarters 7:45, in
spection of camp and quarters; s, drill call,
assembly for battalion drill 10, recall, con-
clusion of drill 1880, Orderly hour, Ser
geant's reports u, noon, dinner call 5 P.
NJ, guard mounting $50, dress parade !; 6,
retreat, evening gun; 6:15, supper call, assem-
bly,; Ii, tattoo, assembly for roll-call, after
dismissal men retire to tents; 1:30, taps, sig
nal to extinguish lights. Ammunition and ex-
plosives are prohibited the possession of any
but the Ordnance Officer. First Serseants
are responsible for cleanliness of streets. and
! the sentinels for the rest of the camp.
! Neatness Of person and clothing and arms
and equipments is required. Military Ell
quette and the courtesies that mark the ger
tleman and the soldier will be required of all
the command. No man is to be allowed to
sleep out of his own quarters. Defacing OF
marking the tents is to be punished. The
camp is to be kept absolutely quiet between
Taps" and "Reveille."
Captain Houghton offers for the best
drilled man in the Artillery Company sill
yer pitcher. w. Z. Peterson offers for the
best shot in Company G. handsome gold
medal. Weinstock & Lubin offer silver and
gold cup as regimental trophy. 1t is an.
ticipated that this camp will be the most
largely visited encampment of any ever held
in the interior. The command is as follows
Colonel, Creed Raymond; Lieutenant.
Colonel, Thos. H. Berkey; Major, E. H.
Mckee Captain and Adjutant. J. w.
Guthrie; First Lieutenant and Ordnance
Officer, ID. j. Long; First Lieutenant and
Quartermaster, A. l.. Quincy /; First Lieuten.
and Surgeon, II. S. WEIGH; First Lieutenant
and Paymaster, C. NJ. Prodger; Captain and
| Chaplair, Rev. Bobert Bentley; Sergeant
Major, Gus Weiman.
Company E, Camptonyille- Captain, J. P
Brown First Lieutenant, G. Mcclellan
Second Lieutenant, Daniel NJ. Gettaus
First Sergeant, Thomas Roche Sergeants,
E. r. Jackson, C. NJ. Variel, John K. Meek
Joseph jackson and B. p Hugg Corporals
| JatU6b kOl4NSJ, D. CpICSt. OIIdtItb NJ L III
ner, John Davis, Jaren r. Meek. +. Oar
nellie and C. W. Higgins Drummer, W
Variel Privates, r. II. Bliss, G. NJ Brat
ton, w. J. Baden, r. Brown, J. NJ. Baker
L. L. Cochrane. d. Calvin, J. E. Calvin, NJ
T. Canniff, I. J. Callahan, Chas. d. Cooper
w. i. Clark, l. +. Dahneke VIM. Dale, II
G. Eastman, Jos. Erwin, J. Ii. Rich, A. NJ.
Eastman, E. a. Forbes, r. c. Groves, H
Herwege, J. G. Herwege, George Higgin
bothan, Albert Hunter, E. G.. King, G. w
Koch, Carl Kleizendorf, J. w. King, G. i
Marrow, II. G.. Merriam, J. G. Peterson, f
NJ. Peck, X. w. Prichard, J. w. Pritchard
E. H. C. Ramm, Z. Russell, G. Stroud, E
Seward, Vim. A. Seward, JOS. Stephens, NJ
V. Turner. George d. Thatcher. T. II. 0
Walton. VIM. Whitman, James Yore, JohI
Yore and Simon Yore.
Company c, Nevada City-Captain, Johr
A. Rapp; First Lieutenant, George a
Gray; Second Lieutenant, J. J. Weisen
berger; First Sergeant, William F. Evens
Sergeants, ]. C. Rich, A. Gault, A. Sloan
G. WeisanbeTg, James Haodly, J. Lewis, J
q. Dsane. ID B. Gatchell A. II. Walrath
George A. Nihell, 0. A. Nelson Marker
Joseph Miller; Drummer, C. j. Guild Pr
Yates, W. d. Ashman, L. 4. Appleton, J ohI
Adams, p. Alexander, II. J. Bush, Z
Booth, J. Bacigalupi, A. B. Carley, I. Il
Cleveland, G. A. Cantine, ID. 3. Carter, A
A. Charomet, P. Conner. L. D. Dean, J. w
Dean, J. w. Edwards, b. Fozerty, John A
Gray, c. 2. f. Gray, d. f. Getchell, A
Giavamette, j. Grimes, e. Hothersall, 0
Haibrouk, w. f. Horren, Il. II. Harkins
James Hawke, p. L. Hughes, p L. Hugh
SOB, B. I. Hartmon, r. M. Hunt. D. B
Knectlle, ID. f. Morgan, John Mitchell, w
I. Morgan, w. G. MeGibbops, D. j. Nc
Fall, G.. Ct. Nichols, l.. w. Nicholson, L. NJ
Preston, Victor Reuter-, J. II. Richards
Theo. Ripley, john Stevens, w. g. Stiles
2. F. Simonds, L. B. Thomas. T. A. Whit
more, John Waters, w. J. Williams, T. H
Waters, }. r Wilson, james Young.
Company f, acramepto-Captain, T. w
Sheehan First Lieutenant, j. 7. Dalton
Second Lieutenant, Fred. Neary First Ser
geant, Il. o. Rourke Sergeants, Johl
Dare, Peter Fiaherty, John a Sheehan, j
T. McNiff, II. w. Rivett Corporals, p g
King, John II. Hogan. Charles Smith. j. A
Davis T. McCaffrey, Joseph Wallis, b. A
Neff, John w. Dolan Privates, NJ. J. An
derson. Thomas Burke, P. j. Coffey, Johl
p Cantlin, i. B. Carroll. John Desmond, J
P. Dray, John NJ. Barney, NJ. T. Flynn, ?
Fitzsimmons, Thomas Fox. William Gwynn
Hughes, Joseph X. Holmes, John l.
Hughes, James j. Heffernan, John L. Jack
son. T. B. johnson, Frank Kunz. Joseph A
Klein. G. A. Kunz. William j King, w. +
Loudes, Joseph J. Mcclure, T. z. McGin
ness, D. J. Mcdonald, 4. B. Merrill, JOIN
Miller, William Naughtop, n. NearY, L. X
Neary, B. 0'Neill, Joseph 0'Neill, I
0'Flaherty, Alonzo S. Price, A. j. Plant, ]
A. Reeves, L. d. Ryan, NJ. III. Sheehsn, I
J. Sheehan, Ed. Sheehan, Dennis Sheehan
+. nj. Shields, William p. Ssoner, Ii. K
Snow, G. A Vermeister, G. +. Waltham, j
Z. Wiseman, z. G. Jurgens.
Company a, Sacramento-Captain, M. J
Burke; First Lieutenant, Thomas w. Stevens
Second Lieutenant Fred. Eisenminger FRS
Sergeant, William Lowell Sergeants, Jos
Palm, W. A. Coates, John G. Miller: Cor
porals, z. Mcdonald, d. B. DUNCAN, T. NJ
Brown, j. Steinmiller, J. Carroll, d
ellis; Priya.es, Frank Adams, Charlie
E. Atwood, p. L. Buckley, George Brooks
George II. Bush, Thomas A. Cullen
Philip Cook, j. +. Carter, w. II. Dolan. /
n. Enwright, II. l.. Flick, Edward Hank. r
Heinrich, I. G. Hogdon. Walter Hart, Geo
A. Harvey, 4. X. Ingham. i. p Jackson, J
H. Judge, w. Kelley, A. III. Kohler, F
Longabaugh, j. j. Maloaey, A. McInnery
George McManHs. J. T. Mclaughlin, T. i
Meagher, c. n. Metcalf, w. Myers. VIM
O'Brien, II. W. ogg. J. E. Pulaski. Johl
Palm, John Riley. Thomas Roddy, Jessi
Rodgers, G.. t. Robinson, Anton Schmittgen
A. Schulz, I. J. Swift. J. 7. Scaliy, Z. I
Steward, j. G. Scroggs, I. i. Trueholz, }
A. Wilson, T. Yager.
Company +. Woodand-Captain. G. NJ