The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-24
THE BOYS In CAMP.
Orders for the National Guard
of Washington.
ANNUAL MUSTER At OLYMPIA,
Detailed distractions Covering Trans
speesIoa and Hours of Service.

The annual muster and camp Of instruc-
ton Of the National Guard Of Washington
will be held al Woodland. 1hurston
county, on the line Of the Tacoma. Olym-
pIa & Gray's Harbor railroad, commence
ing June g and ending July 5. Brig
Gen. A. 2. Curry viii be in command OF
the camp.
Adjt. Gen. r. G.. O'Brien, BY order OF
the governor and commander-in-chief.h has
just issued general order No. 5. giving de-
tailed instructions to the various COM
panies covering transportation. subsist-
ence. messing. hours OF service. muster
and inspection, as follows:
Col. Joseph Green, commanding the
First regiment, with the field staff and
band and Companies B, d and of the
same regiment, including the first unat-
tached company from Watervilie. will
take cars IN Seattle on the morning OF the
18th and 10 TO Tacoma. where they will be
joined By Lieut. Col. w. S. Shank and
Companies c. +. @ and | of the same regi-
ment. Companies + and 1 coming TO Ia
coma from their respective stations by
steamer route.
Company A will march TO camp from
Olympia.
will march from Tacoma to camp. leaving
the home station with sufficient subsist-
ence aud forage for one night biyouae en-
route. The cavalry troop commanders
will report TO Mai. Charles b. Johnston
Immediately on the arrival OF the train en-
route at their respective stations.
The movements of the Second regiment
will be as follows: Col. +. w. Pike, with
q - nzI fxxr
way of the Columbia river to Portland,
Or. thence by rail to Woodland. Company
K is TO proceed to Spokane on the 18th.
from whence. with the brigade commander
and staff the cavalry battalion commander
and staff. band and Troop ID, First cav
airy. Company G and band, Will take train
for Woodland on the morning of the 27th-
Company III. at Pomeroy, will so by train
TO Walla Waila on the 26th and report to
Lieut. Col Mccarthy. who, with Com
panes ID, 4. / and III. will meet the-brig-
ade commander and staff at Pasco on the
forenoon of the 9th, from whence the
train will proceed to Woodland, taking up
Company E, Troop c, First cavalry bat
talon, and Company A OF the Second
regiment en- route.
The frst unattached company at Water
vile will 60 TO 0rondo overland on the
18th, so as to be ready to take steamer for
Wenatchee early on the morning of the
9th and the regular train over the Great
Northern railroad to Seattle ON the same
day. This company viii be attached to
the Second regiment.
Communication of subsistence will be al
lowed at the rate OF 80 cents day for all
alike, while the commanders of companies
coming from distance will provide the
travel ration for two days journey while
en- route, together with forage for horses.
Each mess will be allowed one cook at
SIS day and one helper at 81 day and
transportation.
Transportation win be furnished for
horses used by the troops at their home
stations and horse hire allowed, at the
rate of $50 day and forage.
Fatigue uniforms only will be worn by
enlisted men during this tour of duty.
The hours or service will be as follows:
Reveille. 80 a. m. stable call and as
! sembly Immediately after reyeille: break
fast call. 80 a. m. sick call, 700 a. m. !;
| First regiments call, 7:15 a. M; fatigue
| call, 7:30 a. m. school of officers, 7:30 a.
m; guard mounting. $50 a. m; guard de-
/ tails lassembly of trumpetersl At this
| call the guard details will form and be in
| spected by the first sergeant, and the band
| will march to the regimental parade. Adj
| lutants call at :45 a. m, 10 be sounded
| by ali the trumpeters, followed by a march
| from the band. At this call the
guard details will be conducted to
the regimental parade by the first sergeant
| Recall from fatigue. s:l5 g. M: water
| call, 30 a. m. battalion drill $50 q. m I;
/ drill call (boots aud saddles), 10 a. m. |;
/ adJutant's call, 1906, to be sounded by all
\ the trumpeters, followed by march. At
this call all the companies will be marched
/ TO the regimental parade to form the bat
/ TALON line. after which music will form
for practice. Recall from drill, IL 80; first
| aergeants cali, ii 40; dinner call, ~.
/ school call (non-commissioned officers D.
/ 80 =. ni. drill call for skirmish drill. by
| companies or regiments (boots and sad
/ dies). 2:3o p. M. assembly, after drill call (:
/ recall from drill, p. M; stable call 80
/ y M; supper cali, =. m; dress parade,
| 5.45 y. m. adjutant's call, p. m. At
/ this call the adjuiant and the sergeant
| majors OF the regiment and the band will
/ march TO the reglmental parade and the
4 battalion line be formed. Retreat. at sun
set. AT dress parade retreat is sounded
/ after the return of the band TO its position
/ in iae. When there Is no dress parade
/ the band assemblies at the first cali Tor re-
! treat, aud the companies form for roll
| cali. as ~ reveille; band practice, y. m. F;
/ tattoo. $50 p. M. taps. 10 p. IN.
! The general muster and inspection will
be held at 10 a. m. Saturday. June 50 By
/ the inspector general
Sunday inspection will take place at s
m. and divine services at such hours as
may be ordered. There will be no drills
/ on sunday.
Challenging viii commence at tattoo and
I cease az revciile.
I Capt ]. ]. Weisenberger and Capt. L. 6
/ Booth have been appointed majors during
/ the coming eneampment, for the purpose
+ of instruction IN battalion dril. They
/ Will appoint their own adjulans aud ser
/ geant major.
/ The following companies will report for
battalion drill as follows: Companies +
/ y. L and III TO Mai L. s. IngraAam +.
| Companies +. q and to Capt. ]. ]
/ Weisen6erger; Companies A, and X to
/ Capt. l.. 5. Booth.
George A. Husd has gone East for a ak
/ weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel kelleher are
/ home from their two months bridal tour
Z Through the Eastern stzges.
EVERETT SOCIETY.