Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 10
Issued from Headquarters ct the First
Rssims spt Lot, n v. N.

MAINE VOLUNTEERS MILITIA, 81
BIDpEfoRD, Aug. Is, 1891. J q
ORDERS No. 10
/. TIE follow ing announce MI eut is made
Of the ron commissioned staff " lst regi-
ment:
George A. Anthoine Of Biddeford to be
serge ant major, vice Boyd discharged
he will be obeyed and respected accord
ipgly.
II. During the movements of Fret
Reg; m mt to and from encAnpment, and at
such other times as may be necessary.
company commanders will detail one or
more men TO hsve charge Of their baggage.
This detail will It under special directions
from the quarter mas er's department.
III. The following orders are published
for the goyerpment Of this regiment durir g
iis ensampmsnt at Augusta, August II to
81 inclu.ive.J They must be complied With
in every particular, as the. are necessary
for the preservation of good order. Com
p,uy commsnders will be held responsible
for their strict observance.
". Each morning imue diately aftsr
the police Of the company ttreett, company
commanders will caure d tail Of one man
from his command To report at regimeDtsl
hsadquariers to Qusrtertnsster Sergeant
Murch for the police of the rest Of The
camp.
v. The morning report Of each COM
pany must be carefully made out aud
handed to the sJjutsnt, before s A. M.
each day. The morning report for the
first dsv should be made out and handed to
the adju'abt Immediately on arrival in
camp Great csre should be token in The
preparation of this report and esch SER
geanr will be held strictly responsible for
the accuracy Of bis figures,
vi At 1st sergesnts call Ill 45) each
1st sergeant will report at regimeniai head
q Isrfers and receive The orders of the day.
At h, same time he will take his detail for
gu,rd from the bulletin board. After the
fIrst day in camp this will be the only time
at which orders will be issued and details
made ard any commander who does not
secure his orders, through his LIST sergeant,
at this time, will be considered IS disobey-
iDc orders
VII Company commanders will detail
the follo4iDg enlisted men. necessary for
each battalion formation From companies
b, c. F, and g. each one sergeant for duty
40 color sergeant or general guide; from
companies A, D, E aud II, each one pri
vate for duty as marker. Care should be
takes in mski1 z this detail to select well
Dr. lied men. rs the places they are to fill
-'e ~ Ih- greatest importance.
VIII. company musicians attending
,,-moment will report to Principal
MAJ, ian ,Jhones at guard mount and dress
parade each day and 60 on the field With
th- Rand
IN. Hours of service. duty, and roll
call during the encampmeDt are as follows,
and should be strictly complied with:
Asss mbly Of uumpsters, 8 A. M re-
veille, 10; assembly, 20; roll call. set
up drill and police Of quarters to immedi-
ately follow; mess call. 6 10; surgeons
call, 6 80; assembly of trumpsters, Z 90
assembly Of guard details. I. 10; adjutant's
cali, 7l5; inspection of quarters, 9 90 ;
drill call. 800; assembly, 9 10; adjutsnts'
call, 915; recall, HOO; fret sergeanfs'
csI1, IL i5; mess call, 1900 NJ. drill call,
8 90 2. M assembly, 10; sdjutap,s'
call, 3 Is; recall. l5; mess call, 600;
assembly Of trumpeters and dress; parade
cali, 8 80; assembly, 6 40; sdjutan,s' call,
6 45; retreat. I 90; dress parade will be
followed by roll cali and muster in COM
psny streets; tattoo, 10 80; followed BY
roli call taps. By order Of
Col. KENDALL