The herald., 1894-07-25
c. A. R. SUMMER EHCAMPMEN1.
The Old Soldiers Are Having a
Good Time.
Camp Rules Which We're Published
Yesterday.
a General Court-Msrtial Established.
Tho Wsmen'a Relief Corps.
Local and Pernonal
Notes.

SANTA MONICA, July 24.-Today, the
second day of camp, found the number
Of residents greatly augmented and the
guests in greater number than on Mon
day.
Every one was busy fixing up about
their tents and they seemingly enjoyed
the reminder Of days gone by i'm
mensely.
The day was spent in visiting the
various headquarters and otherwise in
social enjoyments Of everyday life.
The citizens of Santa Monica are NOV
ing actively in the preparations to make
Eanta Monica day next Saturdays men,
orable one With parades. etc.
The school children were organized to-
day into two companies with Frank
Wright and Florence Goodale as cap
tains. The children will meet Thursday
ct the school house at $3.50. when q
prompt and large attendance is desired.
1t is to be hoped that the parents will
help in the matter by allowing the little
ones to be in the parade.
Two companies of Uncle Sans regu-
lars were down today enlivening matters
about camp.
The North Beach bath house, which 10
bathing headquarters for the &. A. r.,
have put on a free buss, which meets all
trains, takes patrons to and from camp
and calls anywhere in town for them
thus another convenience ia added. They
sell coupon tickets, five for 81. The
dress parade last night was also largely
attended and hugely enjoyed by all.
The following order was issued today:
CAMP ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS, ORDER No. 3,
CAMP Fort FISHER,
SANTA MONICA, GAL, July "a, 1894.
The following camp calls are hereby
established:
1-Reveille, am.
2-Police call. 80 am.
3-Doctors' call, 6 an.
4-Adjutant's call. 6 80 a.m.
5-Qusrtermaster's call, am.
6-Oommissary' call, 1880.
7-Breakfast call, when you get ready.
8-Guardmount, after you are through.
9-Inspection of quarters after guard
mount.
1O-Do as you please and leave the
children alone.
11-Dress parade, pm.
12-Supper, when and wherever you
can find it.
ID. The following detail is made for
tomorrow: Officer of the day, Redlands
officer; officer of the guard, W. M. Du-
senberry, the roaring lion of this San
Jacinto mountains. BY command of
s. KUTz,
THOMAS BRADY, Commander.
Adjutsnt.
OIdor No ao.515; July "a, 1894.
l. a general courtmartisl il hereby
established, and ordered to convene at
Camp Fort Fisher on Wednesday, July
%, 1894, and to sit continuously, day
and night, until said court is dissolved
by order from these headquarters, for
the trial of such prisoners as may be
brought before said court.
II. Detail for the court:
/. A. ). Buckles, Solano county, pres
ident.
2. G. G. Brown, Pasadena.
8. Sister Bird Thomas, Los Angeles.
4. Frank Hobart. Ventura.
5. Sister Davie, Riverside.
=. w. H. II. Clayton, Orange.
7. Sister Knapp. Los Angeles.
8. Comrade.Acobsry, San Diego.
D. CibtoE DtoWdTLs pdu Dl0KOs
Comrsde Judge l. A. Willis, Judge ad-
vocate.
III. All persons are hereby warned
to beware of the dorg.
By command of SAM KU1N,
Commander.
THos. BRADY, Adjutsnt.
LADIES OF THE G. A. r. AND W. R. G. NOTES.
The ladies of tho G. A. R. have deco
rated their wigwam finely. the officers
OF the camp declaring that their quar-
ters are the most deliberately decorated
at camp, and the ladies are particularly
DESTROYS of welcoming all to the quar-
ters. They ALEC have decorated the
Sons of Veterans and the pavilion, at
the Sons of Veterans tent large guam
tity OF cornstalks being used, en- BILE
NAUTICAL, the ladies declare, of the fact
that during the war the sons became
tillers of the soil and took care of their
mothers. They have fine collection of
war relics, and will hold their meeting
ON Tuesday, July 81.
Friday Is W. R. @. day.
Mrs. Stewart, senior vice OF the W. R.
O., arrived Monday.
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