The morning call., 1891-06-22

General Dickinson is the last man in the
world who can be called a martinez, and
that with little talk of the kind called
blarney he can coax more work cut OF his
men with less gTumbling than by the numb
scTewng application OF all the rules ana
regulations Of the army aud the n. g. C..
combined. Here is what he says In orders
regarding tue daily routine:
The daily routine will be announced In due
time. and the object OF the General Commanding
will be TO consolidate the hours fer work, and
also the hours for "otf duty" aud every officer
and man in lie brigade Is expected to WORK
equally bard during both tours. We all take a
pride and an interest ia our military proficiency,
and that pride Is only TO be kept alive, and that
interest maintained, by 4 strict and intelligent
Observance and performance OF duty.
Let every OH Ger and man understand and feel
that Tie good name ana reputation of the brigade
and tile various commands composing II is IN his
keeuing, and he should conduct himself accord
lABH, Otherwise he IS an unworthy member Tor
any organization, particularly ours. A strict at
ientlon 10 our military duties, when required,
VIII give Wholesome flavor anu relish 10 our
AouFS OF play, while a sllp-shod performance OF
ouiy IS not only TO our diScTedi but destroys the
pleasure OF our camp life aud subjects US to Tie
floicuie OF the public.
All ave therefore requested to do even more
than they have IN the past, TO make this camp
successful Que from u military point OF view, al d
The General Commanding assures you that IL you
viii do that, there viii be all tile recreation and
amusement that is necessary TO make the week a
very pleasant one for all concerned
TRANSPORTATION DETAILS.
Major Hughes also Issued circular of i'm
DOTtant details concerning matters treated
generally only in orders. The Majors cir
cular ana the orders will be out to-day, and
in the former Is the following:
On Tuesday. June 3Oth, at as early an hour as
possible ana positively before z. NJ, all camp
equipage and baggage, except lho hand bag
gage, must be delivered To the Narrow Gauge
Halfway Company, at tile foot of Market street,
from whence II VIII be transported TO santa
Cruz.
Light Battery A. Second Regiment Artillery,
and The San Francisco Hussars viii be excused
from the parade on july 4th, ana with their
horses and The guns Of the battery viii take
sp clal train at Fourth ana townsend streets,
which train viii leave al O'Clock A. NJ. OF that
day. All this material should be on hand al
O'Clock OF that morning, 10 be loaded upon the
ears, and any OF The meu excused from going
regular train upon that morning, The field and
stan officers horses will 20 down upon the same
tram, aud must be delivered at FOurlh aud
Townsend streets 10 Captain BlumFuberg OF the
san francisco HuSsars al not la;er than Z 80
a. NJ
The Second Regiment Artillery and First Regi-
ment Infantry viii leave Fourth and Townsend
streets al l 80 z. NJ sharp upon july Attn. The
IhiId Regiment Infantry aud The Fiflh Regi
ment Infantry viii leave by tie narrow gauge
by The l rs boat upon the same day.
All light baggage must be sent 10 the Train
carrying the troops, and should be ready 10
leave their respective armOries not later Than 10
O'Clock upon July 4th Be careful to have
everything plainly addressed. Have one OF
more men 10 superlntend The loading Of bag
gage.
lie requisite tickets OF transportation VIII be
furnished TO The Regimentai Quartz rmasters
upon their reQutSluOn, approved by their re-
spectlYe commanding oil GER