The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-10
Tending against the good order Of the

camp.
| VII. Officers commanding regiments,
batteries separate company and signal
corps will maintain guard around the
| camps of their respective commands. A
field officer of the day will be detailed
from brigade headquarters. The coun-
| tersign and parole for all guards will
be given out from brigade headquarters.
| No others will be used.
VIII. Officers and men will be held
responsible for any marking or defacing
of tents and cutting Of, or other injury
to ten floors. Canvass and tent floors
will be inspected and reported upon by
brigade staff officers, daily, and any
! damage will be charged to the occu-
| pants and and deducted from their pay.
| TX. All baggage will be subject to
| inspection by the brigade quartermaster
| at the railroad station before delivery
into camp. Special attention will be
given to baggage limitations prescribed
by G. o. No. Is, A. G. O., C. $.
x. Pedding and hucstering ON the
camp are forbidden, except that each
regimental commander may, in his dis
erection, grant permit to one person to
furnish, on his regimental camp, cof-
fee, earbonated waters and cold lunch,
subject to the inspection and approval
of the medical director. Ia
XII. Fireworks and Examinations on
the camp are prohibited except that
regimental and battery commanders
may, on precedent approval from brig
ade headquarters, permit Examinations
on their respective camp grounds on
Friday night before taps.
XII. Regimental officers of the day
will cause their police details to report
to them at a. m. and $3.50 D. m. each
day, and thoroughly police their respec-
tive camps specially the mess houses
and sinks and the grounds about them.
Cooks will police the immediate vicinity
of their fires The brigade inspector
will daily inspect the policing of the en-
tire camp, and report thereon to brigade
headquarters. Regimental quartermas-
ters will accompany the inspecting Off
GERS at inspection of quarters.
XIII. The medical director, with reg
mental surgeons and assistant sur
geons, will make frequent inspection of
food supplies, cooking methods. disposal
of garbage and general sanitary condi-
tons reporting thereon to the brigade
commander.
XIV. By authority A. G. O.. inspec-
tion of record books 10 postponed to
annual inspection.
XIV The khaki uniform will be used |
ON routine drills, but will not be worn
after retreat. Russell shoes will be !
worn with this uniform.
XVI. Rations will be served in the |
mess houses; they will not be eaten out
side
XVII. Calls for drill and ceremonies
will be sounded from brigade headquar-
ters, and repeated, successfully down |
the line digit to left
XVIII The commanding officer of |
battery A will cause one gun to be fired
at reveille and retreat.
XIX. Captain Richard P Freeman,
jr., aide-de-camp is hereby detailed as
acting provost martial in addition to his
other duties.
Xxx. Passes to leave the camp will be
issued only for urgent cause; not more
than two per day to company will be
at brigade headquarters ex-
cept upon the written or personal APP
plication of regimental commanders.
No officer will leave the camp without
psiIl1lSSion IFCIn HIS superior oIHceT.
XXI. Regimental and battery COM
manders will report to brigade head
quarters the names of any commission
ed officers not present for duty, and
The cause of absence.
XXI. Bands will report to the senior
lrum major, and trumpeters to the
thief trumpeter, at the flag staff each |
evening Immediately before retreat
XIII Officers commanding these
will cause these orders to
1e read in full to their commands at
he first assembly after their receipt.
BY order of
3rigadier General Russell Frost.
John H Wade,
Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adju-
tant General.