The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-26
CAMP GR.IH4N,
Orders by General Haven for Week Under
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 The orders issued by General George Haven, commanding the brigade c. N G., direct all the troops to assemble at Mantle at 10 o'clock a. m. August r for six days drill and instruction.
 All duty will be performed in undress uniform, excepting when full dress is specially ordered. In honor of the ad- jutant general the camp will be known as Camp Graham, state military ren- dezVous, Mantle.
 The following will be the routine of daily duty: Reveille and roll call. 5:45 a. m.; sick call, 6; breakfast. 6:30; po- lice call, z; company drill, 7:30 to S:45; inspection of quarters, &; battalion drill, to 10:30; regimental drill, 1O:3O to 11:45; orderly hour, F m; dinner call, 12:3O D. m; guard mounting, ?; battery and machine gun drill. 2:30 to 3:30; police call, 3:30 regimental par ade Fourth and Third regiments, A. regimental parade, First and Second regiments, 4:3O; brigade formation, Wednesday and Thursday, 5:15; re- treat, 6;25; supper, 6:30; tattoo and roll call, 10; taps, Il.
 All calls will be sounded at brigade headquarters, and excepting adjutant's call for brigade formation, will be im- mediately repeated from right to left down the line by the buglers of each command Musicians call will be sounded at brigade headquarters ff- teen minutes previous to calls for reveille, drills, guard mounting, par ade, retreat and tattoo. Assembly for forming companies for drills and cere- monies, and guard details, will be sounded in the several organizations ten minutes previous to stated calls. The commanding officer of Battery A will cause one gun to be fired daily, at reveille and retreat. The drum major of each command with his band will report every evening just before retreat in front of the quar- ters of his commanding officer, and at the sound of the gun will cause ''rhe Star Spangled Banner to be played
 No lights will be allowed after taps without permission from brigade head quarters, excepting at heads of com pany streets, and in quarters of regi- mental and unattached company com manders, adjutants, guard quarters and hospitals.
 Civilians will not be permitted in camp any other day than Friday, ex- cept by pass from the brigade head quarters. No teams other than those of the quartermaster's department will be permitted on the grounds without a pass, and no other teams will be per mitted on the parade ground or in any of the streets at any time. Command ants of regiments and unattached commands will issue passes only in cases of urgent necessity. Daily in- spection of quarters will be made at 8 o'clock a. m. by brigade staff officers. Regimental and company books will be inspected during the encampment and regimental commanders will detail in structors in guard duty for their re- spectiva commands. The names of reg mental officers of the day and guard, for the day following, will be forwarded to brigade headquarters at orderly hour with the consolidated reports.
 Drum majors of the First Second, Third and Fourth regiments will re- port with their bands and field music at the right of the line at musicians call before brigade formation. Drum Ma jor William C. Steele, First regiment, will have charge of bands when consol- dated. All trumpeters will report to the brigade trumpeter at the flag staff every evening at 6:25 o'clock and will sound the retreat.
 Major George D. Albee, l. S. A. P. and o. O., will have charge of the sea- coast battery and will be responsible for the instruction in that drill. Major Walter Eitzmaurice brigade cOmmis- sary, is detailed as acting provost marshal, in addition to his other du- ties, The commanding officers of the Second and First regiments will detail First Lieutenant Henry B. Carter, Company A. and Second Lieutenant Charles F. Wolf, Company of their re- spective commands. to report to Major F'ttzmaurice at 4 o'clock D. m. August r, for duty with provost guard.
 The Commissary sergeant of each reg iment will superintend the inspection of each meal. furnished by caterers, and company commisary sergearEs will report to him after each meal on blanks furnished by the commissary general, these reports to be forwarded direct to -