The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-29
NATIONAL GUARD.
Camp Markham Is the Allen.
crossing Subject.
81 Is Ready for the Advance Guards-Ap-
pointments Of on-Coms-Townsend's
Banquet-Company Elections

lHtUi tlt4 Will De CIdNHtU ana lodu6O ~
the muzzie with knowledge Of the duties
Of the soldier at camp. 1t is'to be presumed
that every ambitious one has engraven deep
on the tablets Of his memory all that IS con-
tanned in the celebrated no handshake
G. O. No. 10; then that he has skinned
through the little red book" and the 'little
blue book" and then bought the little slate
coloTed, cloth-coyered manual of guard duty
and acquainted himself with their light and
breezy contents.
This is what every wellregulated soldier
has done, but General Dickinson took no
chances, and therefore compiled G. 0. No.
20, of seventeen pages, and popularity known
as "Dickins0n's Condensed Kennon." The
given rules and regulations have been slight
" modified to meet the conditions under
which the brigade will encamp. The COM
pIlation is a good enc. and the man who viii
read it inteiligent,y and act at camp upon
his reading viii be quite able to pass"
As If this were not enough Colonel Sullivan
has NE out with a leatiet for the further
benefit Of the tirsts boys. 1t Is popularity
called Sullvan's Boil-down Of D.cklnson'S
Condensed keBn0n. The other COlOneS
have not yet been heard from.
1t has been settled that the Tenth In
fantTy Battalion of two companies from the
Sixth Brigade shall encamp with Inc See
Ond Artillery, bat viii go to camp with the
Fifth Infantry. and IN camp VIII have the
extreme right. Settled also has it been that
the Governor and his staff Will be in camp
for the whole week. Guard duty viii be
performed as In TeglmeDtal camps so far as
details and hours of duty are concerned.
Orders giving the daily routine will be is
sued during the week. Sunday viii be a
Light one Tor duty, with the principal work
OF the morning the inspection OF companies
BY their commanders. The dress parade
will be as a brigade. With a review TO the
brigade commander. This Will be all the
duty required, unless regImental COM
mauders order paTades Tor church service
on that day
IN SILENCE AND ORDER.
The Second Artillery viii embark for
camp in full uniform with knapSackS; the
Light Battery'S horses and four field guns
at 7 O'clock in the morning and the COM
maud at $50. 'In embaTking and djsem-
barking" say orders, 'Strct silence and
order viii be maintained. HE men OF each
battery will enter the ears assigned 10 them
in column Of files, and viii seat themselves
Immediately. After all are seated, such
changes Of seats and such arrangements OF
arms and equipments as may add 10 the
comfort Of tie men will be made under the
direction of the First Sergeant In case OF
delay OF accident discipline will be pre-
served"
Tickets for officers and men in Uniform to
camp Will cost 81 90, round trip. The
families Of members can obtain tickets for
s. 90, round trip; children 81 %, round
trip. All tickets will be good from The 4th
10 18th Of July, inclusive
The Division Inspector mas been cautioned
by the A..G. that compliance be had by brI-
gade inspectors regarding the daily inSpec-
ton Of camps, Kitchens, dining tents and
quarters; that economy is observed and no
waste OF ratl0ns Is permitted
THE FIRST's ADVANCE.
apr,f 1ar of I,a will
detail two men each and report their names
10 headquarters not later than tomorrow.
They will proceed 20 Santa Cruz IN the
afternoon by tie 2 40 o'clock train on
Thursday, and thtIe report 10 Lieutenant
Thomas N. tlUh. =. N, Tor duty IN pitch
ing tents and guarding property. The de-
taIl- VIII 90 n uniform, armed and with
proper camp eqUipage for their use. Tents
vii be pitched Tor them On arrival The
details viii pitch the tents on Friday, and
they y i'll be paid at the rate OF 25c an hour,
for the actual hours they work. Subsistence
Will also be provided.
All camp equipsge and baggage, except
hGDd-bsgzage, must be ready at tie aTmuTes
Of The First for shipment at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. ana IA the Second at Z.
HaEd-baggaEe VIII be taken from the arm
cries Ill 10 o'clock on Saturday.
Alter the arrival Of the General command
ing at camp, on the evening of July 4th, the
evening gun VIII be fired by Light Bat
terry A.
NOT ALL WORK FOR THEM.
The Signal Corps will leave for camp by
the narrow gauge at 10 O'Clock on Satur-
day afternoon, which is also the hour for the
departure Of the brigade commander and
staff. Say corps orders: Nor is It pro-
posed to make it all work, for besides the
fact that this IS the liVeliest part OF the
summer season, plans are already on foot
for corps entertainments" This IN the YER
nacular is give away"
Colonel S1lliyan's orders are that COM
pauy QuaTteTmaster-S eTgeants will be ex-
cused from parade on Saturday and will as
sort and keep together all hand baggage of
their respective companies and while being
transported to camp must remain with the
property in their care.
The horses Of the field and staff Of the
First and Second must be delivered at Fourth
and Townsend streets to the cayarists not
later than Z 80 O'clock in the morning on
Saturday.
PAYMENTS ON VOUCHERS.
The paragraph in the a. G.'s marching
orders" relating TO the payment of trans
pOTtation 10 camp by the several commands
has been revoked, arrangements having
been made with the railroad company to
make vouchers for such transportation,
which will be paid through general head
quarters. Regimental QuaItPTmasters will
be responsible for all tickets received by
them for guaTdsmeD, and families must pay
for the latter upon receiving them.
Major Dennis Geary will have charge of
the advance guard Of the Second and the
detail OF two men from each company Will
report to him on wednesday al 1 o'clock ia
the afternoon, with Sergeant Edwin w.
Rivers, \. {. s., as Sergeant Of the ad-
vance.
TIE First will report at u 80 o'clock in the
afternoon on Saturday to proceed to camp.
1t will be its fourteenth annual encamp-
ment.
APPOINTMENTS ANNOTrNCFD
Colonel Sullivan announces appointments
on the nOn-commiss stoned staff Of the First
Infantry as follows: Loring w. Knowlton,
to be rgeant-Maj0r; W. s. HOughtaling
to be teIm8SteT-SeTgeant; Corporal p.
y. CODley OF Company a, to be Ordnance
Sergeant. vice Y. Kehrlein. DISCHARGED;
Charles ID. Steiger, to lie Commj5Sary Ser
gPaut; ). ) PTOsser, Hospital Steward
Charles II. Casassa, b nd Leader; Charles
N. Mayberry, Drum-MajoT, and S. J. Penn
broke, Color Bearer. These are all re-
appointments with the exception, of course,
Of the Ordnance Sergeant
Appointments in the Fifth Infantry have
been made as follows: Company a-COT-
porais +. /. NedgwO0d and +. j. Bartelme,
10 be Sergeants; Privates L JENNIE Robert
MunSe, D. ). Hallshan and John G. Suhr,
10 be COrpOTais. Corporal A. A. BOr-
Iini Of Statr-shaOt n0tOrety, In be Sergeant;
Private L. II. Brown, to be Corporal D
Corporal ), II. Cheda. 10 be Sergeant, and
IriValeS george Miller ana =. Eien, CO9-
p0rals. F-COTpOral A. b. Wastell, to be
Sergeant, and Privates J. T. Brooks and l.,
I. Wenk, CorpOTals.
Colonel Fairbanks has made appoint
ments OH his con-cOmmlssiOned staff as fol-
lows: Sergeant A. NJ Barrett of Company
a t. be Color Sergeant, vice Ellis, returned
To his company at his request; Private J. b.
VI. Kerwin Of 3 to be Color Sergeant vice
Plumner, discharged. and Private William
Ii Kelley Of Company ID to be Left General
Guide, vice Sheehan, discharged.
VETERAN TOWNsESD's BANQUET.
Corporal l.. 4. Townsend the veteran,
gave a complimentary banquet to the Rifle