Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-15
CAMP PEI'TUS. Tn Honor of United States Senator
 E. VI! Pettus. TWELVE COMPANIES IN ALL Are Now Occupying fle Tented City-The Second Regiment Band Dispensing Sweet
 MusiC-Sma11 Talk.
TWELVE COMPANIES IN ALL

Allen, T. K. Allen, R. Alexander, J. Brama, J. F. Donaldson, J. M Etheridge, l G. w. Fesler, O. c. Fesler, Jim Goldman, | J. P. Hale, J. Harwood, J. J. Moran, R. Mills, w. B. Ogledree, T. E. O'Suihvan, l s. P. Prowell Fred Reeves, B. Stolen werck c. s. White.
 COMPANY F.
 1 d1-ut H. H. Hudson, Lieut.. J. E. Da-
 vidson, Sergts. R. K. Lapsley, James
 Dunlap, Peter Force, John Robbins, l Quantermas CT R. w. Nicholson, Corpor-
 als R. c. Keeble H. c. McIlwaine, Wash. i Crensl1aw Privates Robert Avis, Dean | Barber, Bryan Craig. Ed Gotham, Frank 1 Butler, A. Gardner, Frank Jones, D: W. | Lapsley, Victor Ricord, August Pheiffer
 H. Ullman. Porter Welsh.
 COMPANY G.
 Cart E. L. Blue, Lieuts. R. E. Kirk- l land. T. M. Frazier, c. H. Frazier, Sergts w. D. Martin, J. A. Hough, J. J. Anglln l w T. Hough, T. E. F'itspa rick, J. B. 1 Beaumont, Corporals J. B. Gowan, J. H. l Martin, E. T. Randle, L. Ellis, Privates 1 Allen, Branscombe, Birkley, Carlisle, car
 ter. Clay. E. J. Dobbs, w. l.. Dobbs, Dan
 Hunter, R. H. Hunnicutt, J. B. Hutchin-
 son. Johnston, Knowles, Merriweather, l Pullman.
 COMPANY H.
 ] This is, perhaps, the largest company I in camp and the only one having its spon- | SOr aNOnR. The CO1npltlt IOStll ios I Capt. J. T. Sandlin Lieut.. A. J. Coley, | Sergits. Joe Hodo, Ben Russell, A.. J. l Smith, Corporals J. B. Smith, c. R. Ser
 grest, Privates Joe Archer, G. F. Parke l J. F. Cleveland, E. T. Cleveland, c. w. l Ma hews, J. F. Fullbright, John Bush, 1 Adam H. Wilder J. H. Johnston, w. C. 1 Sims, c. D. Segrest G. c. Segrest, H. T. l si.reet, w Mckinney, c. L. Freeman, J. | E. Groden.
 l Quite number of -clthers will join the
 company today, making 1t the largest l in the camp.
 l COMPANY I.
 Captain l.. B. Braswell, Lieutenant O. 1 L. Mckinley Lieutenant N. T. Braswell, l Sergeant Walter Griffith, Sergeant Geo. l E. Breitenbach, Corpofals D. F. MclSIaih n, I B. G. Wilson, RIB. Dow, l.. w. George, l Privates T. c. Bailey, E. E. Brutting, c. I A. Brutting Cooper, Curvin, J. c. Dow, l Jr., Jones, Marx, Pegfram, Smith, Tal1i- I chet Turner, Zainer, Rudisil1, Galhan, i Sergeant R. M. Nornsl.
 COMPANY K.
 | Captain R. M. Fletcher Jr, Lieuten- 1 ants Hay, Dament, Laughless, Sergeants Hooper, Taylor, Hawk, Hall, Corpora Is l Jenkins Grayson Webster, Privates An l derson, Boyed. Cramer, Floyed. Frank, l Gill, Hamilton, Hassett, Holder. Mo l Lane, Mcbride, McCary, Monroe, Steele, l Tardy, Woodward, Wells, Walls. l Company L.
 | Lieutenant William M. Martin, Cor poral P Abernathy, Quartermaster John l Martin, First Sergeant Robert Martin, I Co-poral A. Mcfarland, Pr,vates R. Big
 elow, Charlie Burtrell, A. Critt nden. E. l Jackson, Keebough, Hines, B. C. Loy, 1 Pruitt Williams, William Young, E. 1 Young, Whitehouse.- William Hart. l COMPANY M.
 | captain. J. B. King, Lieutenant G. M. I Yeatman, Sergeants Yeatnan. L. AWus-
 singer, Walton, Barker, Corporals Q. King I Nelms Privates E. Ballard. T. Ballard, l Crawford, O.. Dobbins, F. Dobbins. Huy- l mic, Hendrix, McKerale, Pegues, Fin,ey- son, Seawell, Stewart, Turpin, Young d.
 CAMP PETTUS. During the parade yesterday afternoon l the following general order was read: I Camp, June A. 1897. Orders No. l. Standing as he does, D l living monument to his deeds of valor, loyalty and patriotism, and in recognition l of valiant services as a soldier, states man and citizenJ one of whom our stat | is justly proud, and believing that the l deeds of our heroes should be recognized during their earthly existence, as well as l after death, this camp is hereby named in honor Of our "old war horse" and l present Unitsd States Senator, General | Edmund W. Pettus, and shall be known l as Camp Petltus."
 1 try, United States army, having reported l to the governor for duty, at infantry en- 1 campments of the Alabama National I Guard, during the months of June and July, 1897, in accordance with 1nstruc- l tions contained in Par. 13 s. o. 132, c. s., | A. G. O., headquarters of the army, Is
 hereby announced as inspector and in- l structor at the annual encampment of I Third Infantry, A. N. G., at East Lake, l near Birmingham, Ala from June IA. l 1897. inclusive. He will be obsyed and re- l spected accordingly. Commanding off, l cers are especially enjoined to furnish 1 this officer with every facility for the dis I charge of his duty | 8. To encourage the department of l rifle practice, any man making record I of 22 out if 25, at the target. range from l 200 and 300 yards, will be designated as l shanp shooter. Every company will l be compelled to participate in the target lspractice, and will be notified in due time l as to place and hour
 4. The governor will review thePregi- | ment at camp Sa turday, June 19. 5.'Large packages, boxes, trunks, etc. l will be transported from the city to the l camp as freight The freight train leaves | p. m.
 | 6. Privates Lay, Company "L." and 1 Bart,erS Company "F," are hereby ap-
 pointed color guard, to serve during the l encampment 2. Priyate D. c. Tallichet, Company I "I," Is, hereby appointed acting sergeant l major; Commissary Sergeant Jos. s m n I Is appointed acting commissary. with l rank of captain. to serve during this en- l campment and will be obeyed and re- l spected accordingly.
 1 8. Company comma nding officers will I see that company servants report at the I mess hall three minutes before each meal. to wait on their commands Servant fall to do this will not be allowed to remain | in camp 9, Privaiter- Frank Jackson Company l,"D." is hereby appofstei official scerer, { to serve dntfnF this ercampment. sseb lS 10. Privatas c. L.. Gum, Company e." Ftg1rfdge. Company aE" Austin Com