The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-06-19
Chas. F. Still.
Company H, Ell Paso Light Infantry,
Capt. A. G. Sterne.
Dallas Artillery company, Capt. A.
P. Wozencraft.
FIFTH REG 1MENT INFANTRY.

Regimental band, Greenville, Tex,
Drum Major B. H. Brown.
Company b, Campbell Guard, Capt
R. T. Smith.
Company G., Stone Fort Rifles
Capt l. L. Sturdevant.
Company d, Jefferson Light Guard
Capt. w. S. Haywood.
Company E, Shelby Rifles, Capt. A.
w. Oliver.
Company F, Jeff Davis Rifles, Capt
E. /. Kellie.
Company G, Dilley Rifles, Capt. w.
E. Williams.
Company HI, Ross Light Infantry,
Capt W. B. Pats.
| SIXTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Company A, Grayson Rifles, Capt.
John F. Mahoney.
Company B, Terrell Rifles, Capt.
Jake Keller.
Company G, Fannin Guard, Capt.
John L. Sparger.
Company d, Bowie Guard, Capt. T.
| w. Rosborough.
Company E, Paris Pickets, Capt. S.
Braden.
Company G, Denison Rifles, Capt.
1. R. Fisher.
Company HI, Red River Rifles, Capt.
Ernest Donoho.
UNASSIGNED COMPANIES.
Belknap Rifles, Capt. VIM. P. Rote
Maverick Rifles, Capt. Geo. P
Hines.
Capital City Cavalry company, Capt.
VIM. Won Rosenberg.
Rutherford Rangers, Capt. ]. R.
Waites.
Pan Handle Cavalry, Capt. w. T..
Levy.
3. AS this camp of instruction is in
tended by the State to be all that its
name implies, it is expected and re-
quired that all officers and men of the
Texas Volunteer Guard will avail
! themselves of the opportunity afforded
to perfect their knowledge of military
requirements drills, ETC., and the enter
prise is not to be considered in any
sense as pleasure party or picnic. No
competitive money prizes or prize drills
will be allowed; but badges, medals,
flags, or other insignia may be given to
companies or individuals for excel
lence or proficiency in special drills,
by companies or battalions, soldierly
conduct, policing of quarters, guard
mounting, etc.
The State regulation fatigue dress
will be worn in line of duty. No fancy
dress uniform will be allowed, except
by companies not having the fatigue
uniform or for special occasions when
authorized by the commander of the
camp. Company commanders are
cautioned against allowing any excess
of baggage; very little will be needed.
4. Free transportation for officers
and soldiers of the Texas volunteer
guard, in uniform. going to and re-
turning from San Antonio will be sup
piled on application by the company
commanders and drum majors for
bands to the general passenger agents
of the railways over which the COM
pany or band will travel. This appli-
cation must state the number of
uniformed men in the company or
band who will attend the camp of in
struction.
Officers of the staff corps and gov
ernor's staff will apply directly and
personally to the said general passen-
ger agents for free transportation.
Division, brigade. and regimental
commanders will apply to the same
SOU ces for transportation, and that of
officers of their staff-commissioned
and Observation-Disclosures at same
point as themselves. Other staff and
6eld officers will apply personally to
the general passenger agents for their
passage.
In every case OF application for
transportation of troops, whether in
dividually or by companies, it should
be stated in the application the date of
leaving station, and this date must be
determined in such way that com.
panies will reach San Antonio on Sun
day night, July 9th, or not later than
the morning trains of the 7th.
For the information of all concern
ed Jne 1OllOWlnS synopsis Ol the leJJer
of Lt.-Col. A. Faulkner, Assistant
Quartermaster-General Texas Volun-
teer Guard, is appended:
"The following railroads will carry
soldiers and officers, if in uniform,
from their homes to San Antonio and
return, ty the most direct route, free
Of charge. 1 suggest that all company
commanders apply direct for their
transportation to general passenger
agents of roads they wish to travel.
If further information is required
by officers on the subject of transpor-
tation they will apply to Lieut.. Col.
A. Faulkner, at Houston, Texas.
The following are the names and
postoffice addresses of the general
passenger agents of the railroads
mentioned in Lieut.. Col. Faulkner's
letters
B. w. Mccullough, Texas and Pa
cifc, Dallas, Texas.
r. w. Andrews, San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass.