The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-07-02

1ue lOliOWlnS general order is o
such vital importance to the encamp
ment that though somewhat long it
printed here. 1t was given out yester
day and soldiers and civilians alik
will read it with interest.
ENCAMPMENT ORDER.
1. In accordance with requirement
of article 1915 of the militia law, max
ing it mandatory on the part of tn,
Volunteer Guard of Texas to assembl,
in encampment once in each year, tn,
annual state emcampment of the Texas
Volunteer Guard will be held at Hyde
park, Austin, Tex. beginning on Sat
urday morning, July Is, and ending
Saturday evening, July %, 1901. The
committee of location, as approved by
| this Office, selected Arapsas Harbor fnl
the temporary encampmeut, but az
that place could not accede to the de-
mands for temporary encampment,
, said encampment has been ordered as
above.
2. The camp is constituted a mill
tary post, and shall be governed in
accordance with rules provided for the
government of military posts, and
such other general regulations herein
prescribed.
8. Officers of the staff corps, gov
errors staff, division, brigade and
regimental commanders with their re-
spective staff officers-commissio
and non.commissioned-drum majors
and bands and all white military COM
panies borne on the roster of the Texas
Volunteer Guard, and named below,
are hereby ordered to take part in said
encampment.
All vacancies in staff appointments,
both commissioned and non-commis-
stoned, should be filed prior to the en-
campment.
First regiment; Drum major: H.
W. Huntington, and regimental band,
Orange. Company A, Washington
Guards, captain, j. B. Aquilo, Gal
weston; company B, Houston Light
Guard, captain, F. A. Reichardt.
Houston; company G, Sealy Rifles,
captain, Worthy Boyd. Galveston;
company D, Amarillo Light Guard,
captain, F. G. Highsmith, Amarillo;
company E, Honey Grove Rifles, cap
tain, w. q. Holms, Honey Grove; at
tached, Galveston Artillery company,
captain, s. L. Crawford, Galveston.
Second Regiment.-Drum Major, r.
Reichardt, and Regimental Band,
Brenham: Company A, Travis Ri
t1es, G apt ain N. P. Houx, Austin; COM
pany B, Taylor Rifles, Captain g. M.
Booth, Taylor; company @, Lee
Guard, Captain N. A. Rector, Gid
dings; company d, BRENNAN Light
Guard, Captain r, A. HEARTFELT
Brenham; company r, Hillsboro
Guard, Captain 5. F. Suelenberger,
Hillsboro; company r, Bryan Light
Infantry, Captain G. E. Jenkins,
Bryan; company G, Clarity Rifles,
Captain G. w. Hardy, Corsicana;
company H, Llano Light Infantry,
Captain Fred Opp, Llano; company |,
Rockdale Rifles and band, Captain
Gano Eads, Rockdale; company K,
Marble Falls Guard, Captain Ed. A.
Christian, Marble Falls. Attached
Brenham Field Artillery and band,
Captain A. Harrison, BRENNAN.
Third Regiment; Drum major: Q.
Schauerhammer, and regimental band,
Bellville. Company A. Corpus Chriti
Light Guard, Capt. E. E; Furman,
Corpus Christi; Company B, Fayette
Light Guard, Capt. Geo. Wilbrich, La
Grange; Company G, Eagle Pass
Rifles, Capt. Jas. NJ. Goggan, Eagle
Pass: Company D, Victoria Rifles.
Capt j. L. Sheppard, Victoria; Com
pany E, Sayers Rifles, Capt. R. L.
Bats, Bastrop; Company f, Seguin
Guard, Capt. Eugene Nolte, Seguin;
Company G, Dewitt Volunteers, Capt
Sam G. Lackey, Cuero; Company H,
Laredo Light Guard, Capt. Joe Netzer,
Laredo; Company l, Lexington Rifles,
Capt. j. Willingham, Gonzales.
Fourth regiment with regimental
band, Abilene; Company A, Fort
Worth Fencibles, Capt. w. B. Ford,
Fort Worth; Company B, Colorado
Guard, Capt. Jas. L. Shepherd, Colo
rado; Company G, Abilene Light In
fantry, Capt. Allen Buell., Abilene;
Company y, Dallas Light Infantry,
Capt. G. Freeman. Dallas; Company
E, Gainesville Rifles Capt. R. P Black
burn, Gainesville; Company f, Owsley
Rifles, Capt. S. J. Carroll, Denton;
Company G, Frontier Guard, Capt.
Chas. F. Stilz, Weatherford; Com
pany H, Ballinger Rifles, Capt H. V.
Schintz, Ballinger; attached, Dallas
Artillery company, Capt. A. P. Wozen-
craft, Dallas.
Fifth Regiment-Drum major, B. H.
Brown, and Regimental Band, Green
vile: Company A, Cooper Guard,
Captain A. j, Miller, Carthage; Com.
pany B, Campbell Guard, Captain r.
T, Smith, 1ongview; Company G,
Stone Fort Rifles, Captain l. L. Stude.
want, Nacogdoches; Company D, JEFF
ferson Light Guard, Captain L. T.
Gray, Jr., Jefferson; Company E,
Shelby Rifles, Captain A. W. Oliver,
Center; Company F, jeff Davis Rifles,
Captain E. 1. Kellie, Jasper; Company
G, Dilley Rifles, Captain W. E. Will
Jams, Palestine.
Sixth regiment; with regimental
band, Bonham: company A, Gaines
vile light infantry, Captain j. Cocker,
Gainesville; company B, Quanah Pick
cts, Captain H. B. Warde, Quanah;
company G, Fannin guards, Captain
Jno. L. Sparger, Bonham; company D,
Bowie guard, Captain R. W. Rogers,
Texarkana; company e, Paris Pickets
Captain S. Braden, Paris; company f,
Claude Light Infantry, Captain J. E.
Fleager, Claude; company g, Denison
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