The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-07-05

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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
STATE OF TEXAS,
Austin, June %, 1894. }
General order No. 81.
First-In compliance with law, the
state annual encampment OF the
Texas volunteer guard will be held al
Camp MaDry, near Austin, Tex, be-
ginning on Tuesday, July 10, and
ending on the evening OF 18TH July
1894. All troops must reach camp OIL
evening of July 8, or not later tnan
the 5:45 a. m. trains OF July III; ana al
| any time after $3.50 p. M, July 10, the
troops can leave for home. No organi
cation will be allowed to depart from
Camp Mabry previous to said hour
and date without authority from this
office.
Second-Camp Mabfy is hereby con-
stituted q military post and Will be
governed in accordance with rules pro-
vided for the government OF military
posts, and such other general regula'
tions as herein prescribed.
Third-Ofli GERS of the stall corps,
governors staff division, brigade,
regimental aud battalion command.
ers, with their respective staff officers
| commissioned and nOn'commis-
sioned), drum major and band, except
those who have been granted leave OF
absence and all military companies OF
| the Texas Volunteer Guard named
below, are hereby ordered TO be pres
ent at Camp Mabry and take part in
said annual camp o. instruction.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY.
First Regiment band of Welcome,
Washington Guards of Galveston,
Houston Light Guard of Houston,
Sealy RIFLES of Galveston, Ross Rifles
of Eastland, Lasker Light Guard OF
Galveston, Lipscomb Rifles of Luling,
Corpus Christi Light Guard OF Corpus
Christi.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Band, Second Regiment band of
BRENNAN; Belknap Rifles, San An.
tonic; Brenham Light Guard, Bren'
ham; Fredericksburg Light Guard,
fredericksburg; Eagle Pass Rifles,
Eagle Pass; Marble Falls Guard,
Marble Falls; Governors Guards,
Austin; COmal Rifles, New Brauntels;
Mabry Guards, Lampasas.
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Third Regiment band of Stephens
Vile, Stone Fort Rifles of Nacogdoches,
Hillsboro Eifles of HillsbOro, jeff
Davis Rifles of Jasper, Oliver Guards
of Groes bock, Roberts Rifles of Bre-
mond, WOOdville Guards OF Wood
vile, Tom Hamilton Guards of Hunts
Vile, Milauo Rifles OF MilanO.
FOURTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Fourth regiment band of Waxa-
hachie, Fort Worth Fencibles of Fort
Worth, A bilene Light Infantry of Abb
lene, Owsley Rifles of Denton, M. b.
Lloyd Rifles of Fort Worth, Clarity
Rifles of Corsloana, Waco light Guard
of Waco, Mexia Minute Men of MeXia,
Columbia College Cadets of Van Al
styne.
FIFTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Band, Fifth Regiment band Of
Greenville; Jefferson Light Guard,
Jefferson; Rusk Rifles, Rusk; Austin
Rifles, Austin; Shelby Rifles, Center;
Groenville Rifles, Greenville; Sulphur
Springs Rifles, sulphur Springs;
Metropolitan Guard, Dallas.
SIXTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Band, Sixth Regiment band Of
Sulphur Springs; Cochran Light
Guard, San Angelo; Denison Rifles;
Denison; Smyth Rifles, Plainview;
Texarkana Rifles, Texarkana; Gaines
Vile Light Infantry, Gainesville;
Boggess Volunteers, st. 10; Amarillo
Light Guard, amarillo; Wichita
Rifles, Wichita Falls.
FIRST CAVALRY REGIMENT.
Band, Cavalry Regiment band
Gainesville; Capital City Cavalry,
Austin; Rutherford Rangers, Houston;
Lamar Guard, Richmond; Palestine
Cavalry. Palestine; observation-disclosures
Leonard; Stanley Rangers, DenlsOn;
Henrietta Herald Cavalry, Henrietta;
Bailey Cavalry, Gainesville.
ARTILLERY BATTALION.
Band, Ladonia; Dallas Artillery
company, Dallas; Brennan Field Ar
tillery, Brenham; Houston Light Ar
tillery Houston.
All otnCers ana organizations fall.
ing to comply with this order will
have their commissions revoked, or
be mustered out of service.
MILITARY EXERCISES.
Fourth--The military exercises
shall consist Of tactical movements
that are not usually, or never, prac-
ticed by the companies in their armo-
ries. schools of instruction for the
officers and non-commiseioned officers
will be held at such times as will not
conflict with the military or drill ex.
eroises of the camp, and at such hours
as will be named by the commanding
officer.
ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY.
Fifth - Artillery companies and
troops of cavalry will appear at tine
cncsmpment mounted aud equipped
for field service. Freight charges on
guns, horses and equipments will be
paid by this office. No horses other
than those belonging to the cavalry or
artillery companies will be brought to
the encampment at state expense.
COMPANY REPORTS,