The record-union., 1897-07-27
DOWN BY THESAD SEA WAVES
SECOND REGIMENT TO GO TO
SANTA CRUZ.
1t Will Leave Here on Saturday,
August 18th, and be Alb
sent Eight Days.


following order to the various company
commanders of the Second Infantry
Regiment, Third Brigade, National
Guard, respecting preparations for the
regimental encampment at Santa Cruz
next month:
In compliance with General Order No.
4, from brigade headquarters, Com
panies a, B, c, D, E, F, G, H, Field,
Staff, Nom Commissioned Staff and
band, will assemble at the Regimental
Armory, in Sacramento, Saturday, Au-
gust II, 1897, $50 p. m, in service
uniform, with haversacks, meatcans,
canteens, blankets and all necessary
equipments for an eight day encamp-
ment at Santa Cruz.
Companies A, B, c, D, F and H will
leave their respective localities at such
time as will insure their arrival in
Sacramento not later than p. M, and
on reaching Sacramento, will march
their respective commands to the Arm
ory and stack arms until the hour of
assembly, $50. The Commanders of
Companies B and will arrange for
the extra transportation of their men
C'B," COlusa to Colusa Junction, &C"
Nevada City to Colfax and return), and
render vouchers for same to the Quar-
termaster.
Company commanders will provide
ratiOns for their men en- route to camp;
they will also see that they are prop
erly provided with all necessary toilet
articles for their accommodation and
comfort while in camp
At the request of the Regimental
Commander, Lieutenant p. f. SimondS,
Cetired list) has been detailed to act
as Regimental Quartermaster for Camp
Budd, he will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
All company and band baggage must
be plainly marked and delivered to
Quartermaster Sergeant, James NJ.
Morrissey, at the Southern Pacific rail-
road passenger depot, Sacramento, not
later than 4 p. m. on Saturday, Au-
gust A. 1897.
Company commanders will plainly
mark with company letter and name of
regiment, and ship by freight to Santa
Cruz all tents and cooking outfits not
later than July 81, 1897.
The Regimental Quartermaster will
have all necessary equipments boxed
and shipped with camp equippage.
Field and staff officers will see that
their horse equipments are delivered at
the Armory not later than July 80.
1897.
Lieutenant SimOnds A. r. O., is here
by instructed to make all necessary ar
rangements for camp.
Company commanders will detail one
private who will report to Lieutenant
Simonds at Regimental Armory. Sacra-
mento, at 3 o'clock a. m. Monday, Au-
gust 8, 1897.
All supplies for subsistence will be
furnished by the Regimental Commits
Sary.
Commanders of companies will issue
such instruction to their men as will in
sure the observance of proper military
rules and etiquette, such as the salut-
ing of officers on all occasions, whether
on guard or not, and the care of their
quarters, which should at all times be
ready for inspection. This is especially
necessary as the general appearance
of the regiment, both on drill and in
camp, will be critically reported on by
an officer of the United States Army
who has been detailed by the War
Department at Washington, D. c., for
that purpose.
manders is called to Circular No. 2.
issued from office of the Adjutant- Cen
eral, May 2, 1892, relative to pitching
and striking tents; and the company
commanders will provide all necessary
tools for same purpose, and for COM
pany use.
Captain George A. Nihill is hereby
detailed to act as Regimental Commits
ho
Budd; he will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
The commanding officer announces
the appointment on his staff, with rank
from July 1, 1897, of H. J. Spanjer to
be Battalion Sergeant Major
The following changes are hereby an
nounced:
scharges-Private Samuel Newton
Murphy, Company A, enlisted June l,
1890, term expired; Corporal John F.
Martin, Company B, enlisted February
I3, 1874 two-t thirds. vote; Private Ed
win Hunt Ffnney, Company B, en-
listed March 3, 1896, good of service;
Private George Ohleyer Jr., Company
D, enlisted March 1, 1894, removal.
promotions - Corporal George w
Peyser, Company D, to be Sergeant:
Private George w. Mccoy, Company D.
to be Corporal Private Arthur H.
Beannon Company D, to be Corporal:
Private Charles S. Murphy, Company
ID, to be Corporal; Private John S.
Hutchins. Company D, to be Corporal;
Private r. E. Shelton, Company F, to
be Corporal; Private o. E Fuller. Com
pany F, to be Corporal; Private w. H.
Huston, Company F, to be Corporal.