Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-18
It VIII Begin at Camp Wasatch,
Fort Douglas, Sept 4th'
OFFICIAL ORDERS ISSUED,
Instructions TO Commanding Omcers
ana Ven what IL Necessary In the
Way Of Equipment and Extras

The National Guard Of Utah VIII en-
ter upon ne annual cncampmeut this
year ON September ith, az Camp Was
atch, Fort Douglas reservation. Tents
win be pitched on the ground from
which Utahs brave battery boys
started for the Philippines during the
sparish-AmeHcan war and VIII In eve
cry way De historic and interesting for
that and other reasons. The orders an.
nouncIng the eugampment were made
public today and are signed by Buga-
der General John q. Cannon and AS
sIstant Adjutant General D. II. Wells
Jr The orders are as follows:
Headquarters First Brigade, National
Guard Of Utah. Salt Lake city Utah,
August ~ lgpI-General orders No D.
LIN compliance with general or
dcr5 40. ll adjutant generals office,
Camp Wasl,th. on the Fort Douglas
reservation. salt Lake city, ID hereby
designated ass the site of The annual
guCamyment " the National Guard OF
Utah
1.-The various organizations Of the
guard Will assemble at the arm9ry az
Salt Lake city at $3.50 o. m. 0n Tues
day. September 9Th. 1900 and the cole
umn VIII move at a. DO. for the place
Of cnCampment Company ~ az
Manu win leave there by the r. q. w.
train leaving 40 II a. m. on Monday
September arl and reach the armOry
on the evening NJ that date. where
quarters and subsistence viii be- pro-
Nided. Company I'D" viii leave its
station at Woodruff lu time 20 take the
night train out of Evanston, Wyoming
reaching Salt Lake city 40 $3.50 a. no.
on September ith. when 10 VIII imme-
diatcly proceed 20 the arm0ry where
breakfast win be provided Company
"E' win leave its station at B1uutitul
at s a.. M on Tuesday September an.
by special train over the Salt Lake &
Ogden railroad this command VIII
breakfast before starting.
Ill-Mai1r r. j. Gleulinning aide
de-camp, is hereby designated 20 act
as quartermaster. and Major A. l. VII
I.ams. aide-de-camp. Co act as COM
missary OF subsistence, Tor the en-
campment OF the guard as above re-
farred Co.,
IV.-The men win provide themselves
with TWO warm blankets gray 100 color
or at least one OF which should be gray !
t0 be used 0s the cover 1f the blanket |
roll. and warm clothing % change OF |
undprcl0thos, towels soap toilet arti- |
clcs. and ara extra pair of shoes. They |
are 90 Doe cautioned against hurdenlng !
themselves with superfuous baggage |
and no yalises or satchels viii be toll |
Grated Officers entitled 90 be mounted |
win ur1vIde themselves with mounts |
Tor which forage and subsistence viii |
be provided FOO accordance with general |
orders No n, adjutant generals ONCE /
Officers are warned not 10 permit any /
but regularly enlisted and enrolled men /
20 accompany their commands, and |
they win be- held responsible for the |
conduct ~ their commands going 20
and from the encampment
N-Commandng officers N the varl-
Gus organizations N the National
Guard OF Utah VIII Immediately report
10 these headquarters the number NJ
men OF their respective ORGANIZATIONS
who VIII Doe on duty during the encamp-
ment IN order that proper arrange
ments FOR transportation tentsge. and
subsistence. NAV be made Attention
Is called 20 article yIl paragraph SO.
and article xii paragraph H Of the
regulations National Guard OF Utah. re-
latng to leaves NJ absence and fur
loughs also 20 article XIV paragraph
2lQ relating 90 failure 20 resn0nd 20 the
call OF the comm7uder-in-chigf
By order OF hr'gadlar general
John ~ CANNON.
D. II. WELLS JR.
Assistant Adiutart General.