Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-21

Allen, Huey Billiard, Jim Bagley, Dudley
Casey, c. c. Crow, j. L. Davis, Frank
Galliher, Foster Hudson, w T. Harrison,
r. NJ, Luttrell w. j. Moore, Hugh Mer-
rill Sam Miller, I. D. PriYett, {. X.
Roberts, d. H. Smith, Dave Shuford. Coz
hen Thomson. Fl. p, Whiteside, II. e.
Newsom, d. Smith. "a E
Woodstock Guards.
Capt. A. Henderson. First Lieut.. A.
Switzerland, Sergts. n. S. Perkin, c.. e.
Dearman, Ray knight, Jr, w. A. WillSer-
son, Corporals L. Jackson, w. H. Clark,
c. A. Wilkcrson, Privates Alexander,
Adderholt, Bynum, Baker Britton. Dris-
kell, Davis, Edmondson, Greene, Haines,
Hammond, Hanks, Fitzpatrick McGor-
mick, Nunnally, Nesbit, Roberts, Rey-
nolds, SprouIl, Smith, Whisenant, Weir,
Williams.
Montgomery True Blues.
Capt. r. F league, First Lieut.. Sidney
Goetter, Second Lieut.. w. A Crossin.
First Sergt. Charles Anderson, Sergts. G.
M. Elmore, r. L. Trimble, Al Reynolds,
F.. w. GauIt, Corporals Alex Carter,
Charles A. Allen, e. Sandy Goode, Pri-
Yates I. Abraham, j. V. Cooke, Gilmer,
Strauss, Ledyard, Owen, jackson,
Thomas G.. Jones Riflemen.
Capt r. L. Bradley of Vernon, First
Lieut.. Il. II. Morton, Second Lieut.. J. l.
Guyton, First Sergt. M. L. Morton,
Sergts. j. M. Morton, w. o. Pennington,
j. C. Miner, Corporal Henry Propst, Pri-
Yates V e. Morton, ]. f. Williams, w.
l.. E. Jones' G. o. Trull r. d. Penning-
ton, j. w. Maddox. H. e. Wilson, j. A.
Cobb. NJ. e. Cobb, j. H. Moore, G. p.
Swindle, W. D. Williams, S. S. Stevens,
w. l.. Brock, M. r. Porter, FL. L. Plott
N. II. Propst, C. V. Pate, L. K. Love, S.
II @ IL
S. Shaw, Fl. Hilreath, j. r. Cooper. P.
o. Shaw, Tom Phillips, R. M. Simms.
Montgomery Greys.
Capt G. A. Laner, First Lieut.. w. j.
Carroll, First Sergt. J. T. Bullen, Second
Sergt. J. Heron, Corporals F. yrimble,
e. G. Norton, Ray Wilkerson, G. A: VIII
hanson, Privates c. r. Ashley, r. L.
Benjamin, H. G. Carter, d. w Crossin,
C. E. Norton, Earl Jackson, L. L. Pate,
r. C. Rosseau, w. Smith, C. Taylor, w.
T. Weaver, A. Williams, C. Williamson,
D. Williamson, r. M. Williamson.
Jefferson Volunteers.
Capt. J. K. Warren, First Lieut..
Charles Scholar, Second Lieut.. r. n.
Going, Sergts. E. G. Davidson, Jr., w. e.
Downing, o. ]. Miles, John C. Kimball,
j. Fl. Phillips, r. Webb Corporals B. S.
Wheelock.' i. ]. Hef4n, j. B. Dunlap. A.
F. deFuniak, Privates w. Adams, G.
Brown, H. e. Bush, B. T. Dozier, b. V.
Evans, r. ]. Fowler Jr., H. L. Farley, P.
N. Finer, L. S. Handley, Jr., j. G. Johns,
w. f. King, G. Monghon ]. d. Phelan,
w. Smith, S. F. Stollenwerck, w. A.
Stute, H. c. Vaughn, M. P. WaSser, Fred
Warner, J. D. Williamson, L. SSncey, w.
Henley, r. Jemison, H. ]. Montague, w.
G. Oliver, r. e. Oliver, j. Patton, S. Phe-
Ian, N. A. Richards, L. Stollenwerck.
Bessemer Rifles.
Capt. J. D. Waller, First Lieut.. T. T..
Huey, Second Lieut.. j. B. Huston, First
Sergt. r. H. Reed, Second Sergt. G..
Fourth SERGEANT McEnery, First Corpo-
raj N. L. Nail, Second Corporal j. Martin,
Privates j. Crlttenden, J. Glader, H.
Goldberg, B. Gillen, j. Clarity, e. Hunni-
cult, s. Mullen, d. Reynolds, w. Rey-
nolds G. Cruger, K. e. Field, T. G.. Craig,
L. Huey, S. Lukovits, H. Robins, T. b.
Waller ]. H. Perkins, w. w. Waldrop.
Regimental Orders.
Headquarters Second Infantry, Alabama
State Troops, Camp Luckie.
June 20, 1885,
1. Capt. Hobart K. Bailey, Fifth in
fantry, United States army, having re-
ported for duty at this encampment in
accordance with instructions from the
adjutant generals office, United States
Army headquarters, is hereby an
nounced as instructor and inspector of
camp. He will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. e
2. Leaves of absence having been
granted Sergt. Maj. Leon Schwarz and
Quarterma ster Sergt. e. G. Ullman, Pri-
Yates Moody, Company E, and L. N. Col
Inns are hereby detailed as acting SER
geant major and acting quarter master
sergeant respectively. Commissary
Sergt. Joseph Simmons. Third infantry,
is hereby assigned to duty as commits
sary sergeant of the camp. These
acting non-commissiOned officers will be
obeyed and respected.
8. The calls during this encampment
are hereby fixed and announced as fol-
lows:
Revellle-First call, am; second call,
$40 a. M; assembly, $40 a. m.
Fatigue call, 6 am.
Breakfast-first breakfast, 500; assem-
bly,, $50 a. m.
Sick CALL Z a. m.
Guard mounting First call, tbs a. m;
assembly of details, 1920 a. M; adju-
tant's call, 1880 a. m.
Drill-First CALL 7 a. M: assembly, 7:15
a. M; recall, $3.50 a. m.
First sergeant's call-9:15 a. m.
Officers call-9:3O a. m.
Dinner-12:30 n. m.
Parade-First call, y. M; assembly,
6:o5 p. M; adjutants call, $40 p. m.
Supper D. m.
Tattoo-10:30 D. m.
Call to quarters-1045 p. m.
Taps-11 p. m.
Sunday-Inspection of camp, a.
M; church call, $40 p. m.
4. No citizens clothes or broken uni
form. which includes tan shoes. will be
worn in or out of camp grounds by Of
ficers non-commissioned officers or pfi-
Yates Such uniform as is prescribed by
state law must be worn at all times.
s. No officer, nor on-commissioned Of
ficer, nor private will enter a saloon or
other place of vice while in uniform. 1t
Ia clearly the duty of every officer,
whether In camp or in the city, to MAIN
tain strict discipline and decorum with
men in uniform at all times and places.
By order of Colonel Clark.
T. o. SMITH,
Captain and Adjutant.
The Camp Christened.
Headquarters Second Infantry,
Alabama Stata Troopc