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court and the detail of the court is
given below.
CAMP SToDDARD,
NEAR SAN ANTONIO, July Q, 1890.

given below.
CAMP SToDDARD,
NEAR SAN ANTONIO, July 9, 1890.
Order No. 1.
A garrison court martial is hereby Or
dered to convene at this camp at IL
o'clock a. m. to-day, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, for.the trial of such pris-
oners as may be properly brought before
it. The court will sit without regard to,
hours. Detail for the court:
l. Captain j. b. Burbank, Third ar
tillery.
?. First Lieutenant j. R. Claggett,
3. First Lieutenant j. w. Heard, Third
cavalry.
Second Lieutenant R. r. Stevens, Twen-
ty-third infantry, judge advocate
BY order of MAJOR MORRIS.
C.. II. HEYL, First Lieutenant and Adju-
tant Twenty-third infantry, camp ad-
iutant.
A garrison court martial for the trial of
such militia prisoners was also called as
below:
CAMP SToDDARD.
july 9, 1890.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 9.
A general court martial is hereby ap-
pointed TO meet at this camp at 10 O'clock
a. m, tomorrow, the tenth instant, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, for the
trial of such persons as may be properly
brought before il. Detail for the court
l. Brigadier- General III. b. Stoddard
2. Colonel r. p. Smythe, Second Regi-.
ment Infantry.
3. Lieutenant Colonel NJ. S. Swain
Sixth Regiment infantry.
4. Major b. S. Waterman, First Regi
ment infantry.
5. Captain N. A. Rector, Second Regi-
ment infantry.
6. Captain Jas. L. Shepherd, Third
Regiment infantry.
7. Captain A. P. Wozencraft, Dallas
Light Artillery company.
Capt. j. f. Cummings, First Regiment
infantry, judge advocate.
No other officers than those mentioned
can be assembled without manifest injury
to the service.
by command of
GOVERNOR l.. s. Ross.
Commander-in chief
w. II. KING, Adjutant General.
The order concerning general inspec-
tion was issued as follows:
CAMP STODDARD, [
July 9, 1890.
General Order No. s.
III. Tomorrow at s a. m. there will be
inspection of quarters by Major Woodruff
Department. ACCOMPANIED by Assistant
Inspector General r. III. Bruce. Brigade
commander will cause all quarters and
grounds to be placed in good sanitary and
police condition for that occasion. By
command of
MAJOR GEN. A. S. ROBERTS.
q. Is. GURLEY,
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adm
tant General.
OTHER ORDERS.
GENERAL ORDER No. g..
Sec. V. The First Brigade Texas
Volunteer Guard will be Inspected by
regiments, each on its own parade, BY
Maj. Woodruff of the Fifth infantry,
U. 5. A, commencing at 5 o'clock,
evening.
Sec. vi. Undress uniform will be
worn. The division commander
notices that many men do not attend
dress parade. The neglect must be
corrected. The brigade commanders
will see that men, except the sick and
those necessarily absent, attend dress
parade with their respective COM
mands.
Sec. VII. In future sentinels will
take up and retain all passes present
ed to them by the bearer on returning
to camp.
By order of
MAJ. GEN. A. S. ROBERTS.
General Order No. 8.
Sec. 1. At 3p. m. each day there
will be little drill under the super
vision of the medical director of the
camp and his assistants. The drill is
not to last more than an hour; to ac-
complish this there will be a detail of
eight men made from each regiment
commencing to-day with the Second
regiment. Brigade commanders will
see that these details are promptly
made and have them report to the
medical director. By command of
MAJOR GEN. A. s. ROBERTS.
G. B. GURLEY,
Lit. Col. and A. A. @.
The usual battalion drill was gone
through with and in addition several
of the regiments practiced skirmish
drills. After the morning work the
commissioned officers gathered in the
grand stand and received lessons In
tactics from the officers detailed for
that duty. After the school of in
struction the officers went into con-
vention to finish the work of organiz-
ing a state organization of the Texas.
Volunteer Guards, which was begun
last night and which will be found in