The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-15

2. Troops will be routed from this de-
partment, and the necessary orders for
transportation will be furnished by the
adjutant general.
3. Company commanders will inspect
all equipments, and see that all prep
arations for moving are complete by
August 30.
4. Troops will travel to and from en-
campment in fatigue uniform. All nee
essary clothing and toilet articles will
be packed in blanket bags.
5. All baggage will be transported on
same train with the troop. No extra or
useless baggage will be allowed.
6. Company commanders will be ac-
countable for the conduct and safety Of
their men while en- route No man will
leave the cars without the permission
Of a commissioned officer. Immediately
after arrival the company will be form
ed and marched to camp.
A detail of non-commissioned officer
and three men will be made, who will
have charge Of the company baggage
while en- route. They will make all
transfers, and superin'tend the loading
and unloading and transferring to camp.
Z. No subsequent order for transpor-
tation will be issued. Ali officers and
enlisted men must accompany their
company.
s. All staff officers located at same
station with compa MES will be included
in order for transportation, and will
travel with said company.
9. Company commanders are request
ed to recommend the men of their COM
mandS TO supply themselves with bed
sacks. The expesne will be slight. and
the advantage to health and cleanliness
will be great.
10. A post quarter7naster will be de-
tailed, who will have authority to make
contracts for and purchase the neceS-
sary rations and supplies, subject to
the approval of the division commander
He will proceed in advance and super
intend the prepare tons for the camp
and will see that the donated supplies
are collected and properly distributed.
He viii issue all rations and forage, on
acquisitions approved by the division
commander.
IL One sergeant and two privates Will
be sent twenty-four (2D hours in adj
vance of each company, with instruc-
tons to report a once to the post quar-
termaster. Two company cooks may
accompany these advance details.
L. All troops en- route will supply
themselves with the emergency ration.
IS. Uninstructed men will be reported
to the regimental adjutant at once. who
will cause them TO be mustered into a
separate squad and placed under a com
drill and instruction. They viii, how
ever. tent and mess with their respec-
tive companies.
IA Program OF instruction viii be an
nounced each evening in advance from
division headquarters.
Is. The commanding officer Of each
company. battery and band will be pre-
pared TO muster his men for pay at any
designated hour during the latter part
Of the camp. Pay-rolls viii be prepared
IN advance. in triplicate. showing the
name OF each officer. enlisted man and
authorized employee present for duty.
number OF days served. and amount OF
pay due. and VIII cause them 10 be
properly signed and certified 10, and
viii hand them 70 the department COM
n1ander on the last days in camps. who
will transmit them 20 the adjutanI gen
eral.
No other than legally enlisted men
and authorized employees VIII be trans
ported. subsisted. or paid Substitutes
will not be allowed. But six days pay
will be allowed 20 any officer or enlist
ed man. except 20 advance details. who
viii be allowed pay for one additional
day. Falsifcatien Of pay-roIis VIII be
followed by court-marLaL
Is. The per- diem allowance viii be as
follows:
General officer 49, e. - 1900 "a %
Captain. staff and field officer -. : 20
Lieutenant. --------.- 90
Sergeant major and quarter mas
ter sergeant e. -. o.. .--- -
Chief musicians and first sergeant. 81
Sergeant 81
CORPORAL - - .....- 81
Musician and private - - $500 =
Commanding officers Will see TIA. ali
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