The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28

III "a NNA pi- d. =. Totes.
Fourth CorpL J. R. Hickman.
Privates c. J. Belt, L. J. Belt. F. C..
Blount, j. L. Boyd. E. c. Byne. A. b.
Cotes, W. NJ. Davis. z. G. Dent, j. H. Ellis.
+. q. Ford, Y. NJ. Fulcher. J. NJ. wv. r.
Low, G. NJ. McCOthern, G.. L. McElmur-
ray, F. McElmurray, NJ. H. McElmurray.
W. h. Pace, S. g. Story, NJ. N. Thomas, ].
M: Ward, J. G. Winter.
Marker S. Bell, Jr.,
COMPANY T, WAYNE TROOP.
Capt. W. u. Clark
First Lieut.. g. W. Drowdy.
Second Lieut.. j. D. Robertson.
Second Lieut.. H. W. Whaley.
First Sergt Albert D. Akin.
Second Sergt ]. S. Lee.
Third Sergt. c. L. Youmaus.
Fourth Sergt. J. B. Fain.
Fifth Sergt- J. ". Bennett.
First Corpl L. S. Bennett.
Second Corpl. J. r. Bennett.
Third Corpl. J. F. Surrency.
Fourth Corpl. E. L. Fisback.
Privates j. D. Bennett, F. NJ. Carter ]
d. Clark, W. Clark, W. Fl. Ellis, A. ].
Geoghan, J. Knight, E. P. Linte. ]. M
Millikin, J. W. Robertson, ] L. Robertson
J. M. Strickland, J. B. Westberry, j, w.
Williams.
THE FIRST APPOINTMENTS.
The first officer of the day appointed was
Capt. Brewer of Troop D. The officer of
the guard was Lieut. Beirne Gordon of
Company A, and the junior officer of the
guard was Lieut.. Whaley of Company I
Private William Hunter of Company A
was appointed commissary sergeant, and
Private Dent Of Company H was appointed
hospital steward.
W hen the men were first put on their
beats they appeared little awkward. but
they got bravely over it before the taps for
lights out were sounded.
Ehe officers appointed meant business,
and Just few reprimands were sufficient to
fetch the boys round right.
one young man was placed on guard
duty along the westernmost side Of the
grounds. who amused himself by TRYING TO
spear the little boys as they talked to him
him and told him to ''mind out, ~
or he would do something ter
rible with him. The young fellow
Strengthened his face and walked his best
as fast as he could, as if the success of
Camp Anderson depended upon him. The
boys say he will do.
THE CAMP ROUTINE.
The commandments order fixing the rules
for the regulation of the camp were read.
The following will be the daily routine of
camp life and the calls to be sounded, be-
5a. m.-Reveille The bugler at the
guard tent will commence blowing this call
at 3 a. m. and continue it for five minutes.
5:l5 a. m.-Assembly. The bugler will
continue to blow this call for one minute.
During this one minute the men will fall
into ranks, and Immediately at the con-
clusion of the call the first sergeant will
call the company roll.
a. m.-Breakfast call. 4.-,.
6:15 a. m.-Sick call.
$50 a. Unstable call. At this call the
companies except men on detail duty will
assemble in the company streets, and will be
marched, under the command of a COM
missioned officer, to the stables Officers
viii remain with the mensand superintend
the feeding, grooming and watering of the
horses. So soon as each company completes
this duty. its officer will march it back to
its company street and dismiss it.
7:30 a. m.-Assembly for police duty
At this call comanies will assemble in their
respective streets to perform such policing
of the camp as may be necessary.
8 a. m.-Assembly Of guard details and
guard mounting. When the bugle sounds
the assembly Of guard details, each detail
will assemble in its company street, and be
formed and inspected by its first sergeant.
The first sergeant will then march his detail
to the parade ground in front of the guard
tents for the ceremony of guard mounting.
When the bugle sounds the adjutants cali,
the details will proceed with drawn saber to
fall in for the ceremony of guard mounting
in the proper order.
$50 a. m.-Boots and saddles. At this
call companies will assemble in their re-
spective streets, fully uniformed and
armed. Officers and men will march to the
stables and saddle their horses. Each CON
pany will be mounted and formed at the
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each day for drill. The men who have Just
been relieved from the guard detail will be
excused from all duties until 10 o'clock
noon.
10 a. m.-Recall from drill. At this call.
company commanders march their com
panies to the stables, dismount, and put up
their horses. They will then reform their
companies and march them to the company
streets and dismiss them.
II As a. m.-First sergeant's call. At this
call the first sergeant of each comDany will
report to the adjutant at headquarters for
orders. and will take from the bulletin board
at headquarters all information which may
affect his company
10 m.-Dinner call.
4p. m.-Boots and saddles. At this call,
the companies will assemble in their streets,
and officers and men will march to the
stables and saddle their horses. Each COM
pany Will Dc mounted ana formed at the
stables, and marched to the regi
mental parade ground, where the
companies will be formed into three
battalions of three companies each,
one commanded by the lieutenant colonel,
and one by each Of the majors. The bat
talions will then be marched by their re-
spective commanders and form the regi-
ment under the direction of the adjutant
in the manner prescribed by the tactics.
$50 p. m.-Regimental dress parade in
the park extension. After dress parade the
regiment will be marched back to the camp.
Up. m.-Retreat.