Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-16

Ill. Roll will be called at reveille and retreat,
ent to receive the report, and who will at once
deliver the same to the adjutant OF his regi-
ment.
in camp after tattoo, at which time sentinels
will begin to challenge, and no one will be ad-
mitted into camp after that time who is not in
possession OF the cOuntersign.
v. Company commanders will cause a check
roll call to be held at IL O'Clock p. m, and no
enlisted man will be permitted to remain out
of camp beyond that time unless given per-
mission by his regimental commander, ap-
proved at these headquarters; and any such
person found out of camp after that time with
out such permission, will If a non-commis-
stoned officer, be placed under arrest, If pri-
vate, put in the guard house, and the fact re-
ported to his regimental commander.
:, VI. The consolidated morning reports will
be handed to the assistant Acknowledgement of
the brigade before 10 q. m. of each day.
VII. Major A. w.. Barrett, brigade quarter
master, having in charge the purchase of sup
tinue the purchase Of the same, including sub
sistence, and in the latter will be assisted by
Major Daniels. brigade commissary, who will
receipt to Major Barrett for whatever rations
may be turned oyer to him.
The regimental commissary will make out all
acquisitions for subsistence and place the same
sary, not later than 10 a. m. of the day preced-
ing the one for which they will be required
The same rule will be adopted by the regiment
al quartermaster in the making out of requisi-
tions on the brigade quartermaster.
VIII. The decorating of streets, and Except
with the letter of company and regiment) the
marking or defacing OF tents in any manner,
TX. Each regimental commander is charged
with the strict enforcement OF these rules, and
as he will also be held responsible for the ap-
pearance and good order of that portion of the
camp under his immediate command, he will
issue such orders Bs may be necessary in the
enforcement of these requirements
x. From the high standing attained by this
brigade at its last encampment 1t is confidently
believed that a greater degree of proficiency
will be reached at the present one by. that
strict attention to duty and earnest desire to
further improve which without doubt pos
sesses the minds Of both officers and men.
By order Of Col. z: B. spileman, commanding.
L. BUTLER, Lieut.. Col. and A. A. Gen1.
THE ROSTER.
The roster of the commissioned off
GERS of the First brigade, now at Camp
johnson, is as follows:
Brigadier-G General E. P. Johnson,
commander; Lieutenant-C Colonel L.. S.
Butler, assistant adjutant-general
Lieutenant-C Colonel w. e. Cochran, sur
geon; Major Cyrus Willard, engineer
officer; Major E. L. Stern, ordnance
officer; Major G. Wiley Wells, Judge
advocate; Major A. w. Barrett, quarter
master; Major George H. Bonebrake,
paymaster; Major George M. Daniels.
commissary; Major H. M. Russell, in.
spector rifle practice Major M. T.
Owens, signal officer; Major James A..
Driffill, brigade inspector; Captain II.
q. Osborne and Captain A. G. Jones,
aids-de-camp.
The staff OF the Seventh is as follows /;
Colonel w. G. Schneider, commanding
officer; lieutenant-colonel, Jas. H.
Rowland; major, M. L. Starin; adju-
tant, Captain j. B. Franklin; major
surgeon, Frank X. Ainsworth chaplain,
Captain Charles A. Keanzel: paymas-
ter, Lieutenant John A. Collins chief
of ordnance, Lieutenant Frederick G.
Smythe; quartermaster, Lieutenant d.
w. Perman, commissary, Lieutenant @.
N. Wilson.
The non-commissioned members of
the staff are: Sergeant, Major ]. H.
Keeler; color-sergeant, f.. A. Bland.
The company officers are: Company B,
captain, Arthur L. Hamilton; first
lieutenant. Jas. III. Campbell; Sec
ond lieutenant, Newton s. Bingham /;
Company g, Captain Arthur i. Lewis
commanding; frst lieutenant, William
Kroeger; second lieutenant, Ernest