Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-29
THE CAMP OF THE C. N. c.
A Few wsInstructions From the Office
 of the eAdiutant-General.

OE the AOJuC0nC.OenorAl.
 The Connecticut brigade, c. N. G., goes into camp at Mantle Monday, August 19, at 10 o'clock, for six days duty Colonel eral, will go to Mantle to-day to superin- tend the pitching of Camp Bulkeley and preparing the grounds for the reception of the brigade force of men will be kept busy on the grounds from now until camp week, getting things in readiness. General orders, No 12, issued from the office of the adjutant general June 14, give full instructions to commanding officers.
 No organization or any members thereof will be allowed in camp prior to August l 19. All books of record will be subject to l inspection as required. General Graham l will forward to these headquarters i'll the field, daily during the encampment, a l "Consolidated Daily Report" of the troops and at the close of the encampment will forward to the adjutant generals office the regimental, battalion and battery Con solidated Morning Reports" for each day. l Men enlisted after June 1, who under the provisions of paragraph three, general orders number twenty three, series of 1857, are not to be borne for duty upon rolls at the encampment, will be accounted for on rolls, reports, and returns as'absent with | l6aVo ToCTult oullSicu dlVCA U uA1C H.
 Each company and platoon, will be al lowed not to exceed one-half baggage car for the transportation of baggage.
 Commanding officers of companies, pla- toons, and of the battery will receipt tc the brigade commander for the number of tents occupied by their respective com mands, and will be held responsible fol any damage done. The quartermaster- general is directed to special in spection to be ID ade of the tents, on the last day of the encampment before they are struck.
 The commander-in- chief desires to have the several organizations called upon while in camp, for the practical demon stration of problems in grand guard, out post and picket duty,
 Muster pay-rolls for duty will be made out strictly in accordance with law and the instructions contained therein, ant must be signed and completed on or before the last day of encampment, and delivered at these headquarters in the field by 1( o'clock Saturday August 24s they must bf complete in every respect. Enlistnen papers of recruits not previously forward ed to the adjutant-general's office will be forwarded on or before that date. : Encanpments of the National Guard ar' held by authority of law, land therefore commanding officers are directed to SCI that enlisted men, absent without leave O. satisfactory excuse to them, are legally no tified of fines incurred and that the tine are collected. Excuses fol imperative reasons only may be granted, The tin' for absence from camp without leave ol satisfactory excuse is s5 for each day O. absence Gan absence from any one of the three daily roll-calls in camp is by law absence for the entire day), and for an, unsoldierly conduct or disobedience t' orders not more than s10 The brigadier general win report to the adjutan generals office any commissioned oficer absent, with all facts regarding the cause | of absence.