Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-11
4 JUNE DAY IN TIE TENTS Life at Camp Seay Was Placid
 as the Lake. C0URT-M MARTIAL CONVENED Many Soldiers Came to Town and Saw the Ball Games-C Colonel Clark'S Hospi-
 taIity to Field and Staff,

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 which convened to hear a few cases and | dispense justice to a few derelicts. From noon until dress parade the camp wore deserted look. owing to 8 large | number of privates, all the commissioned officers and the band being in attendance
 at the baseball park. Today's Detail The following is the detail for duty in
 Officer of the day, Capt. John c. Pugh of company c.
 Senior officer of the guard, Lieut.. w. c. | McMillian.
 Junior officer of the guard, Lieut.. J. w. | Webb.
 Twenty-eight privates on guard, two | sergeants and three corporals-Company l c nineteen men, company E nine men. The guard for special duty Wednesday l night, 9:30 o'clock, June 10 1896, was as | follows
 Company F-Privates W. Crenshaw, M. | Cochran, L. Lardent, H. McCurdy W. Tipton, R. w. Nicholson, R. C. Keeble, McIlliwain
 A. Ellis, E. J. Dobbs Joe Marsh, C. Craon.
 Supernumeraries-P w. J. Hun ter, E. J. Langley, H. Hutchison. Company E-Privates w. Prowell, D. Fesler J. Golding, T. Allen, l.. Hudson, J. E. Byrne, Fred Reaves, R. Mills, Ed | Cothran, M. Seldom, w. H. Blackburn, T. 1 G. Minge, F. G. Hill. Roster of Southern Rifles. Through some unintentional error the roster of the Southern Rifles, Union | Springs, which has been in camp since Monday was left out, and here they are, | and fine body of men at that: | George B. Miles, captain; R. b. Kirk | land, lieutenant; T. M. Frazer, orderly | sergeant; J. T. Ellis, second sergeant; c. | w. Brooks, third sergeant; c. H. Fra ger, fourth sergeant; J. B. Beaumont, l quartermaster; A. Anglin and B. Martin, corporalS.
 Privates-Bicl5ley, Boyd, Branscomb, | Craven, Dobbs, Chappell, Ellis, E. Fitz- | patrick, Harp, Hutchison. A. Fitzpatrick, | w. J. Lanly. Hunter, c. B. Hunter, | Marsh, Merriweather, Knowles, Johnson, l Jones, W. D. Martin, McGowan, J. H. l Martin
 The following is the list of calls which determine the daily routine of camp life: | Revelle-First call, a. m.; second I call, 5:10 a. m.; assembly, 5:20 a. m. When the assembly ceases all men properly dressed in uniform must be in ranks in their respective companies. l The roll is called by the first sergeant and the result reported to one company | officer, who then proceeds to the adju- | tant of the regiment and makes his re- port The adjutant, after all the reports are turned in, reports to the command l ing officer.
 Police call $40 a. m.-All companies 1 turn out, are formed and police their | streets, etc. Policing of company officers
 l tent is done by respective companies l Policing of regimental headquarters Is | done by details from each battalion when so ordered.
 | Sick call, 6 a. m.-The sick of each com | pany are entered on sick report book, | marched by first sergeant to the regi- | mental surgeon, who examines, pre- scribes and excuses if necessary, the | man entering the same on the company's 1 sick book and on his own records. The sick book is then signed by the surgeon 1 and handed back to the first sergeant. | Breakfast-F'irst call, 6:20 a. m; as- 1 sembly, 6:30 a. m. The battalions, or so many of them as l may be designated by the regimental | commander, will be formed in the com | pany's streets and marched to breakfast | by battalion.
 Guard mounting-First call, 715 a. m; i; l assembly of details, 7:20 |. m.; adjutant's l call, 7:30 a. m.
 | At assembly of details each detail falls l in its own company street and Is inspect | ed by it's first sergeant. At adjutants call each detail is marched by its first ser geant to the regimental parade ground. | (See drill regulations) Drill-First call, a. nl: assembly, 7:15 | a. m..; recall, SIS a. m. The colonel will | designate the kind of drill. First sergeant's call, 8:45 a. m. First sergeants will report to the adjutant, get morning report books, details for guard, orders for next day, etc. All non-commissioned officers assemble at their respective captains tent and re- ceiye instructions in tactics, in duties as guides etc.
 Officers call, a. m. Officers will as- semble at tent of regimental commander and learn and discuss tactics, customs of | the service. etc., etc. Dinner, D. m.
 Drill on target practice-First call, 4:50 1 D. m.; assembly, D. m.: recall, $50 D. m. Parade-First call 6 p. m.; assembly, | 6:05 D. m; adjutant's call, 6:10 p. m. Supper, D. m. Tattoo, 10:30 D. m.; signal for all citi- | zens and unauthorized citizens to leave | camp
 Taps, Il D. m. All lights extinguished | in camp, except in tents of colonel and | his staff, company officers, first sergeants, 1 in guard tents and in tent of officer of the | day.
 Sunday--Inspection of camp, a. m. ;
 Parade will be held on Sundays the l same as on week days. To Honor the Governor. l Gov. William c. Oates will be in the | city Sunday, and with his entire staff will pay his official visit to Camp Seay. l In honor or ms presence the 1olloW1ng l order has been issued by the major of l the Second regiment: l Headquarters Birmingham Battalion, Second Infantry A. s. T.. Birmingham, Ala, June 10, 1896. l Special Orders No. IS:
 <! In honor of the distinguished presence l of Governor William c. Oates, our be- 1 loved ommander-in-chief, and In com
 pliment to the Third infantry, Alabama l state troops, the commanding officers of l Companies c, G, K and L. Second Ala bama infantry are ordered to assemble 1 their respective commands at the East Lake pavilion on Sunday, June IA, at 4:30 l D. m. sharp to hold battalion drill and | for participation in the dress parade at | Camp Seay.
 By order of Major Higdon. G. F. HART, l Captain and Acting Adjutant. "Lady of Lyons"