The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-05

taton allowed by she state V.I otter fhe
cncamrmcuf receive fhe lITDrrrrO lr cur
reucy Ter their trunp fund so soon a- JOS 4c.
counts WITH tho roEimeufal onccrs san be-
male up
Cooking ranges and stove furniture viu bel
furnished o. The camp, tui troops must
provide themselves with tableware and
cooking utensils
Retained regiments battalion and COM
pany quarterly returns for the quarter end
Ing sJune 30. isl5. VIII also hc taken 20
camp. and together with enlistment rolls.
viii &c subject 20 the inspection Of the aCtlug
adiutant and inspcctorgcner
The Issuance % ratiOns will commence on
Thursday morning. July until then troops
viii be expected 20 provide for themselves.
Enlistment rolls In duplicate. fully com
pleted' showing tho names % all officers and
enlisted men. (and the cooks belonging 20
each command including those absent as
well AS those attending encampmcnt, must
be prepared and brought into camp
The troops viii be mustered for their per
diem by the acting assistant adlutant and
inspector general Of the state.
ANY individual command which is provided
Withcots may carry them 10 camp
TO TRAVEL IN MARCHING TRIM.
Each trooper will be expected 10 have his
own bIanketi he should also carry an extra
pair OF shoes a flannel shirt, (blue. prefer
ablel and pair Of old trousers, 70 be worn
when doing the rough work OF the camp. The
baggage Of each trooper must not exceed one
satchel or valise no baggage or Luggage Of
any kind mot even smsll'hand bags, will be
allowed on the passenger coaches. The troops
must travel IN marching trim-ahsoutely
free from membranes. Every article OF
uniform and equipment mot received from
the stated should have the owners name or
initials marked on IL. Commence at once and
mark your uniforms. helmets blankets and
every other article likely 10 need identihca-
ton
When on military duty, commissioned Of
ncers viii wear black enameled belts, with
their sabers %. \. PATTERN and Colt re-
VOlyers.
The field and stan will wear gauntlets when
on mounted duty, white cotton gloves when
on duty dismounted All other officers and
men viii wear white cotton gloves when per-
forming military duties.
1t is understood that there are sufficient
numbers OF tents TO avoid putting more thun
two enlisted men In each tent even with
troops OF maximum strength.
1t As suggested that before reaching camp,
the first Sergeants OF troops notify each Of
their men which tent (numlere from the
right Of the linel he is occupy. Tent number
one Is always.that OF the first sergeant.
To avoid all misapprehension the attention
OF the officers is called 10 the fact that the en-
campment Is for improvement in military eX-
erclses. The entire time Of every one in the
regiment belongs to the state while inits ser
vice, Leaves OF absence, for q limited time,
may be grauted, at the discretion OF troop
commanders, subject TO the approval Of the
re2imeutal commander. Such leaves will. eX-
cept In extraordinary cases, be limited TO one
or more hours near the middle OF the day OF
after p. m, and will never be granted to
those on duty or liable 70 a probable detail
No one viii be allowed TO sleep in camp, ex-
cept the officers and men of the regiment &c
tually in service. and carried on the daily re-
ports, ana the cooks allowed the troops and
the feld and stan
While in camp the troops viii be under
regular military discipline, which will be
strictly observed. The officers in com
mand are going there for work, and ev-
cry one will be expected to know what
his duty is. The encampment is intended
as a school of training, and the benefits
from it as such are more and more appar-
ent among GeOrgla's volunteer troops ev-
nrtN Nnar