The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09
CAMP WATERMAN.
Brigade Orders for the Same
Have Been Published.

General orders for the encampment of
the Second Brigade, N. G. c., were issued
yesterday and are as follows:
General Orders, No. IA.
/. Pursuant to General Orders, No. 7, from
these headquarters, dated May %, 1890, the
brigade Will embark for Camp Waterman, Santa
Cruz, on Saturday, August 16. 1890, as follows:
The San Francisco Hussars, With their horses;
Light Battery A, Second Artillery, with -FOUR
guns and their horses; and the horses of all
mounted officers Of the brigade at IL o'clock In
the morning from Fourth and Townsend streets
(broad gauge) The Signal Corps and the Second
ARTILLERY, except the light battery, as $3.50 III the
evening from Fourth and Townsend streets.
The other regiments will go by the Alameda
Ferry and South Pacific Coast Railroad (narroW
eaugel from the foot OF Market street, as fol-
lows: The Fifth Infantry at 7:45 o'clock In the
evening. CHE Oakland and San Jose companies
TO take the train at the most convenient points,:
The First Infantry at O'Clock P. M; the
Third Infantry at $3.50 o'clockiP. NJ
III. Each commanding officer will establish and
maintain suitable guard on the train.
Ill The commanding officer of the San Fran
cisco Hussars, on arrival in camp, will detail a
provost guard, consisting OF corporal and elgnl
privates, which will report to Major John N. T.
wilson. Brigade Judge-AaV0cale, VINO Is here ny
detailed as Provost Marshal during The encamp-
ment.
". The commanding officer of the Fifth In
fantry on arrival in camp, viii detail one com
pany for regimental and brigade guard, the
latter to be quartered at the main entrance, and
to furnish one post there and one at brigade
headquarters. Otner commands as tney arrive
will establish their own guards without for
V. Major Charles T Stanley, Brigade Ord
nance Officer, is hereby detailed as Brigade Field
Officer of the Day for August IL, 1890.
VI. All tents, camp equipage, commlssary
stores aud heavy baggage will be received at the
Alameda ferry, foot OF Market street narrow
gauge route), until 4:30 o'clock P. NJ, Wednes
day, August 10, 1890.
VII. Commanding officers will make suitable
details for pitching their tents, said details Il
proceed 10 camp not later than Thursday morn
ing, August 14tb.
made by commanding officers upon Major victor
ID. DubOce, Brigade Quartermaster.
TX. The routine camp duty for Sunday, Au
A NJ; Surgeons call, 6:45 A. NJ. breakfast
1870 A. NJ; inspection Company, $3.50 A. NJ.
inspection OF quarters by Reglmental Surgeon,
$3.50 A. NJ: divine service, 1880 A. NJ; orderly
hour, 11:30 A. NJ; lunch, 1890 p: NJ; dress
parade (regimentaD. 5 2. NJ; guard mounting
(regimentaD 5:46 z. NJ; supper Immediately
after guard mounting; retreat, p. NJ. (; tattoo
X. All calls sounded at brigade headquarters
will be repeated successfully from right 10 iei
down the line.
XII Musicians call win be sounded at brigade
headquarters fifteen minutes previous TO calls
for reveille, dress parade, guard mounting, re-
treat and tattoo.
XII bulletins announcing routine for subse
quent days Will be posted at brigade and regt
mental headquarters each morning.
BY command of Brigadier-General John L
Cutting: WILLIAM EDWARDS.
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant
General
To the above need only be added that
the rates of transportation have been fixed
on the following basis: Tickets good fol
the week from the 10th to the oath In
elusive, for military in uniform, 81 80; for
members of their families, 81 90, and fol
the public generally, So.