The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-10
AT CAMP SANFORD
SOLDIERS ABE PLEAsED WITH
 BLUFF CITY.
Captain Stowe of Company H., opelika, Was Officer of the Day Yestsrday-orders Issued
 by Colonel Wiley.

Eufauia. July 9.-lSpecial.) .)-Captain Carter of company C. Selma. was offi- cer of the day yesterday, and Captain Stowe of company H. Opelika, Is It. day serving in that capacity. Tester day Colonel Wiley issued several gen eral orders. one requiring companies to attend mess hall in charge of non- commissioned officer. and prohibiting boisterous conduct in camp or in the mess hall: another, requiring that no company must be left in camp with out being in charge of some comnais- stoned officer; another, prohibiting men from leaving camp during such time as the lines are closed, except upon a pass issued by the company command CT. countersigned by the adjutant; an- other prohibiting commissioned officers from leaving camp without leave of ab- sence. and requiring them to write their names in book at the Adjutant' , quarters noting their absence.
 With the exception of some warmth, this has been an ideal day at the camp. The men are enjoying themselves and are observing good discipline.
 Visitors again thronged the camp grounds yesterday and greatly enjoyed the day. Many of the old war veter- ans from the. surrounding country. came in and spent the day taking in the sights. The usual exercises were carried out and the following order is- sued:
 "Company commanders will be allow ed to issue passes at their discretion to the men of their companies to attend . dance at the Eufauia Rifles Armory tonight not later than 12 o'clock.
 By order of Major Graves.
 Charles F. Anderson.
 Captain and Adjutant."
 The following special order has also been issued: #
 The commanding officer of the End Infantry is hereby directed not to al- low any ball cartridges to be brought to his camp at Eufaula. Ala.
 "Second-He will issue orders accord ingly to bis company commanders.
 By command of the Governor.
 William W. Brandon,
 Adjutant General"
 The mazss of the german were en- joyed at the armory la:t| night until quite late hour. The dance was largely attended by the soldiers. The occasion was graced by many of the city's most beautiful young women. and superb string band furnished some excellent music.
 Among other interesting functions for the week Lieutenant Hubert Young will entertain the officers of the regi- ment at Shis parents home on College Hill. Mrs. c. c. Holt of Macon, Ga, Miss MayDel.e Young (his sister) and Misses Camilla Lamar and Catherine Jelks will assist him in receiving.
 A force ot hands were at work on the drill grounds yesterday putting them in better shape, and in future it Is hoped that some disadvantages in this line will have been overcome.
 Weather conditions so far have been all that could be desired. The after noon yesterday threatened rain, but only a heavy cloud shadowed the sun and mads the atmosphere cooler.
 Colonel Wiley returned from Mont gomery last night.
 The Demopolis company reached the city this morning at Il o'clock and at once repaired to the camp grounds. They arc a fine looking body of men and made a handsome appearance
 The day was orderly and quiet.- and the soldiers are all in the best of spir- it's. The streets promise to be crowded tomorrow, which will be Governors Day. and for which visitors from the country have been holding themselves in readiness. The soldiers seem well pleased with the Bluff City and everything is being done for their comfort and pleasure.