Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-25
MILITARY NOTES.
The e campInent ct Santa Cruz and
Matters Relating Thereto.

the past week, which enables INTERESTED
parties to set to work making definite ar
Engagements Brigade and regimenta
orders are vet 70 be issued, and before thi:
is done it will be necessary to receive from
General Turnbull the daily routine of camp
duties. Many Of the friends OF the Sacra
mento, Woodland and Nevada City mill
tary, will attend the encampment, and spe
cial excursion tickets will be issued fol
their accommodation, covering the period
of the encampment The probability now
is, that no tents Will be allowed inside the
lines other than sufficient to accommodate
the officers and men. The regiment
accompanied by the brigade officers, will
leave this CITY at i1:30 A. n. via Stockton
and San Jose. and will arrive at Santa Cruz
at : O'Clock on the evening of August 18th
Captain Rapp, commanding Company c,
at Nevada CITY, will arrive in Sacramento
that morning at 1929 and Captain easier,
with Company T Woodland, will get here
at A. NJ, if arrangements are made 10
| have the company come this way. In
order to accomplish this, the company. or
! the regiment, will have to pay 81 per man
extra for Company +, to bring it from
| Davisy;le to Sacramento, as the State will
| allow mileage via BeniCia only, thereby
| saving 81 per man Neither the regiment
nor Company will like this, as the com
panv would be knocked about in San
| Francisco among strangers, instead of
/ being with its own regiment, hence the
| difference il fare will be forthcoming from
some source, although there will
! he q shortage Of funds. The
rate of fare from Sacramento
! and return has been fixed at 3 for the mil
ltary anu 'hel- tIicliN9' ~ .i-oSe IIieilus
go on lilt SAINT IS'li siiH ietu! ~ i:AC'lI
SION lcNes goott lo' any H"s WIZ og isSueu
al ABOUT . lol N lo'--l,; ~ Al CON-
paily paSgaSe WIN &c Illie.i iIeG' quo '"o
cars VIII pG p'''o''i ~ Si'r VI oiiVeiS
VINO II lisI DC l'GIi'teu iol lng uahsporta
Iiol oi holseS. NJ II ''."'c wiz Pay IliIs-
p"1latiou ioa - 80 on, ~
e.iCI a. q VIA. ~ 80 be pa.
lUi ny 'Io ~ ~
OF - per !lail az, io sIte i"Gnu Lt2; ne
companies u ti!e rilst Aitii1siy ~ tang
~ men each' sil5oe tt'oil Ala!i up ~ ~ VIII
Draw q . Per u1y ioi su'sistIiict: anu tile
per uieiii II l"S ,'i9 '"' VI 'lie IL c-A'l'
men anu sH9Stsl 'Let' liSo, VI neailF , 80
Bnt IL VIII lIpt pay u taAe more liial
~ nien, an t'iu' as ~ CON-
PanE "ouic h Ia 20 pay iHIe al anu
subsistence l9i az Over t'lat liulhDer. me
Ol!co 'ua- u, tt}t''ill n'''i , NJ ~
arrive mere al ~ CiooA - NJ august I''sl'
alu 90 on ~ S"lhp "l'n i, tLie : IeaI!iienl:
captain otclie'oel "L!'es ti!at ioFty:llve OF
MS men naEe aiIe'.lH S!sililieu tiie,F VII
lilgileSS 70 see tne c"i'i1'lSil through III ne
VIII no uoupV nave hhc o!nPaitS me
f!e9iio COMPANY anu Two i'Uill o "
VIII DC piCheu up en- iottte, - tilat uenerai
OareY VIII tlllel SANTA cruz Win zen com
panleS .! ms Dlisaue, ana WIZ oe aole 10
MAKE me siio"Ills' as ne VIII De !he iiFSt
10 arrive. Al 'U'leI5 PIINIitseS III each
Drlgade VIII De III charge % CoIoheiS OF
regiments IL thal pTi3ajle. mere VIII De
grand guaru mount oy 3rigaueS every Gay
anu p 4 IFess i1aidue III the evening
ba1'aloil 1III5S MliI oe lieio every morning
ana oTlgaue dfl!l ana otiler ceremonies IN
the AFTERNOON giving llle men rest % I'VE
hours, or thereaDoutS' at hldday; Inc
guard Will be so arranged that each man
VII! serve as a sehtlhel t"enty-iour hours
at least during the chcampmeht. The
drum corps Will not De IN camp no allow
ahce pellg mace Ior IT, out the hufnoer IN
the Daid mas peei increased 10 eighteen
men, Whlch VIII give me regiment the DeSt
band III camp, Ill all Likelihood. a detail
OF men IN charge OF lhe 'tuarterfnaster
Will be sent on IN advance to pitch the
tents tor.the tourth Brigade. Horses viii
go IN advance alS9'
l3u poGhe' ~ mas ;5seii tl p.in.e,
CoitairTii u,; ii H. ,(t'il 40,
lel9 ieSF W. T.ai pe iisCio'.Goi a,ii ne he
o nc ;4 anu siloelu W
situie "a IN - Us I Ia oJlIi-
plled WIN there VIII not De many mistakes
made by the SehtFleS OF tne lfst Arliilery-
Coi i,inS CoiLiiii1l-qeis sHoulu 'ssceI'l.l rs
Sooi ,s po2otDi1 u" ~ amp PaI's y!
lo5ts Iiiel are " W. anu aiso Low f tlalt
e1'la uCAe's e1Cn WILL helole ioI ile.i. "a.
Mlo are ~ f ~ I'LL an ~
liie co,iiIi"iluet % 'liG Ielingii!: OLiCeI'
form particularly Guard duties and the
handling of divisions at battalion and
brigade drills. They should also exact re-
sPect ron tHe.r men ana INSIST on oeiiiE;
auti i esseu piIIpelS i1 u'eS 10! .i Souiiu
meli, tioi Spe,IH wei Lsa o1 e,Ie Ia
me oi d C4aiil'iS' 10 lierl tIt NE" ai piH