The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
GENERAL ORDERS F'IIjII

Issued by Col. clarsace3L L. Smith for
the Instruction of ofRcers and Men
Of tie First Regiment.
The following orGer has been Issued
from reslmental headquarters FOR the
instruction Of officers and mon Of the
First Regiment, whichiwill 90 into
camp at Keyser. on Monday, August 20.
e HEADQUARTERS 1sr NIFTY, =
w. W N, G.,
FAfRAIoNT, W. Va. Aug. 10, 1900.
General Orders, No. Z.
i. The reglmertai cnrampmeat OF the
First Regiment. West Virginia Nation
a! Guard, pursuant to General Orders
NO u, ID. H., C. S., T;ill begin at Re-
veilla, Argust2l. unless changed by au-
jthority from these hca lQuartcrs. +
2. The following calls Will be observ-
ed: : z
Reveille. 5 a. m. "a
Assembly, GLE q. IN.
Breakfast, $50 a. m.
Sick call. G:1J a. m.
Fatigue call, $50 q. m. "a
First call for drill Company ESQ a.
m. x, 4. st9,i7a y, r
Assembly n. m. Recall s a. m.
First sergeant call. $50 a. m.
Issue call, . u. m.
First call for drill (battalion), 800 u.
m.
Assembly $3.50 a. M. Recall 1890 a. in.
First call for guard mount, 1855 n IN.
Assembly. II n. m.
,Non-commlssIoned officers school,
11:15 a. m. 81
r. Dinner. 1876 p. m.
Officers school, 9 p: n. Recall sip. M
Assembly. $3.50 p; m
Recall, 1850 p. m.
Supper. 6 p.5 NJ.
First call for parade, G:50 p. m.
Z Assembly, p. m.
Tattoo. 9:i5 p. m. Assembly, $3.50 p. m.
Taps. 10 p. me- r
Instruction OF rrumpeters from to
a. M, and from.2 TO 3 p. m.
Orderly hours. regimental, headquar-
ters. II a. m. to IL noon. and S to G p. m.
Rolls will be called after Reveille be-
fore parade, and after tattoo. After
Reveille and tattoo roll call the officers
of each company receiving the report
will proceed at once to battalion head
quarters and report the result of the
roll call. at
The battalion adjutants will proceed
at once to reglmental headquarters and
report the roll call of each company to
the regimental adjutant.
g. Battalion commanders will be re-
sponsible for the police and general
cleanliness of the part OF the camp &C.
cupied by their respective commands,
extending cleas through so as to include
tho rrro NV, u all IL
and regimental headquarters.
ti8y4.A AT taps all lights will be extin-
guished except IL officers and first SER
geants' tents.
\ 8. When assembly Is sounded the first
sergeant will be In company street and
give the command. Company -- -,
fall in," when the last note of assembly
Is sounded.
G.. Non-commissioned officers school
will be held by n commissioned officer
OF the company under the supervision
Of the company commander
q. Officers school will be under the d.
rection of the battalion Z commander,
the officer holding school Will report to
the regimental commander Immediate
ly after the close Of school hours the
subjects gone over. He will excuse no
officer from attending school without
permission OF the regimental comman-
der. The subjects for each days school
VIII be posted on the bulletin board
S.All persons not belonging to the
camp must be outside Of the chain of
sentinels at $3.50 y. M. unless they have
permission from regimental headquar-.
tiers to remain.
8. All persons. both soldiers and civ,
ilians, are cautioned that the strlctest
respect and attention must be paid to
sentinels.
Those who disregard this, will do so
ut their peril.
10. Battalion commanders Will In
snect the quarters OF their companies
each day. and when passing down the
company streets, will cause enlisted
men to stand at Attention" in front of
their quarters. The first man observ-
Ing the approach OF the battalion COM
mander will call Attention." and all
Iren will take the prescribed position.
u. All passes will be signed by the
company commander. and not more
than ten will be issued by n company
at the same time.
No passes will be issued fo- n later
hour than 10 o'clock ISM, OF the dute
OF issue.
All passes must be presented during
the orderly hours. TO the regimental ad-
jutant. for approval.
BY order Of Col. Smith.
JOHN HENSHtW,