The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-24
TIE ERCAMpMENT.
Guard House Record Camp Austin,
Waialae.

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$3.50 p. m.-Thirty-live tents
pitched. Capt. Wilder departs
for town leaving Sergt. McWayne
in command.
Up. m.-Fatigue party have sup
per.
8 p. m.--Posted first guard Reist
G. X. Wilder, Hallet, Lindsay, Nc
Gowan, w. White, Burget.
Q p. m.-Posted relief Costa, Ma
chado, Freitas, Ferria, Vida,
Wright, Alexander.
1915 p. m.-Arrival of battalion
under Maj. Hebbard.
IL p. m.-Posted relief Burget,
G.. X. Wilder, Machado, MCGOWAN,
Lindsay.
Saturday, May 18th, a. m.-
Posted relief, Alexander, Hallet, j.
White, Wright, Ferreira.
q. m.-Posted relief Reist, w.
White, Vida, Costa, Freitas.
a. m.-Posted relief Burget, G.
K. Wilder, Machado, McGowan,
Lindsay.
Z a. m.-Posted relief Alexander,
j. White, Wright, Ferreira, w.
White.
Notes: Five men arrested for
leaving camp. General discomfort
among guards who had been OH duty
twenty-four hours.
8 q. m.-Guard mount.
10 a. m.--Posted relief, Corp.
Love, Privates Madeiros, Rodrigues,
Silva, Nunes, Santos, Klemme, Fer
nandez, Torbert.
1850 q. m.-Turned out Guard.
Minister of War enters camp.
HOO a. m.-Sent Pr. Harris to
post flags on outer gate.
II m.-Posted relief, Randolph,
Burgess, Spence, Neimon, Merz,
Peters, McCubbin, Nicolls.
Corp. - arrested for being on
duty without his piece.
1905 p. m.--Prince Kawanana-
koa enters camp accompanied by
His Majesty's Acting Chamberlain.
Turned out Guard.
1910 p. m.-Corp. - released
by Sergt. Major Darlington on order
from Capt. Mccarthy, Officer of the
Day.
12:15 p.m.-Return of old guard.
1925 p. m.-Passed Pr. Carter on
order of Maj. Hebbard.
1925 p. m.-Private - arrested
for sitting down on his post.
$40 p. m.-Private arrested
for sitting down on his post.
1:50 D. m.-Sergt. - arrested
for trying to forcibly pass Post No. l.
2 p. m.-Corp. -- arrested for
resisting guard while the latter were
searching his tent for contraband.
2:l0 p. m.-Cogp. escaped
from guard tent but was Immediate
ly captured.
2:25 p. m.-Sergt. ----
and Private---escaped from
guard tent. Captured shortly after
wards.
2:45 p. m.-Posted relief Dover
Corporal, Emmerson, Crone, Dat,
Harris, Lucas, Hurlehy, Turton
Wodehouse.
2:45 p. m.-Passed Pr. Halle
out and in on an order from Capt
Mccarthy, Officer of the Day.
$40 p. m.-Guards not on duty
sent to their respective companie:
for Battalion Drill.
$40 p. m.-Privates --- an6
---released.
3:45 p. m.-Details return from
Battalion Drill.
5 p. m.-Departure of Minister
of War and Prince Kawananakoa
Turned out the guard.
$40 p. m.-Posted relief Torb
ert, Nicolls, Fernandez, Roderigucs
Nunes, Madeiros, Santos, Madeiros
6:15 p. m.-Posted relief Peters
Morton, Randolph, Emmerson
Klemme, Neimon, Burgess, Spence
Merz.
6:15 p. m.-Passed Corp. Gum
pher, who was relieved by Corp
Ludwig on order from Capt. Nc
Carthy,
GAO p. m.-Fired sunset gun.
Passed Pr. Hebron on order O
Capt. Mccarthy.
7:45 p. m.-Posted relief Turton
Harris, Crone, McCubbin, Emmer
son, Lucas, Dat, Hurlehy.
9p. m.-Undress guard mount.
Posted relief Corp. Wall, Private
Carter, Charlock, Mclaughlin.
9:25 p. m.-Old guard dismissed
IL p. m.-Posted relief Corp
Schuman, Privates Higgins, Leck
er, Osario.
11:40 p. m.-Several shots wer
fired off Post No. 2. A genera
alarm was raped, when the Bat
TALON turned out in full force il
short order. After inspection by tn
Major they were dismissed,
Sunday, May 10Th, 1920 a. IN
The officer of the day escorted b.
Privates Carter and Charlock mad
the Grand Rounds.
l. a. m.-Posted relief Corpors
Joseph, Privates Santos, Sou2a, Fel
Ieira.
$3.50 a. m.-Priyate al
rived at Post No. 8 in quest of hi
company's headquarters. Bein
without the countersign he was e'
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