The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-06-26
OREGON
NATIONAL
GUARD
viii go to Eugene TO Hold
Their Annual Summer En-
campment.

AnNil hhhhol 0hmhhNt Ah
campment.
Thursday, June 27th, the Salem
militia will 90 10 Eugene for the annual
encampment TO be held there by the
Fourth Regiment o. N. q. for one week.
The camp will Re located at Bangs
Park, two miles from Eugene, where an
ideal camping place is found, and where
the militia boys will spend profitable
and il is 10 be hoped, an enjoyable time.
From the official order issued by
Adjutant General G. U. Gantenbein,
for the guidance Of the troops at the
annual encampment. the following sec
tions are taken, showing the work to be
done, and the provision made for the
care Of the troops.
The troops comprising the National
Guard Of this state will be placed on
camp, field or cruise duty for the year
1901 as follows;
The Third Regiment, Colonel f..
Everett, commanding, will perform a
tour OF seven days field duty, from July
8, to July IL, 1901, inclusive
The commanding officer Of the Fourth
Regiment will assemble his command in
a camp of instruction at or near Eu.
gene, for a period Of seven days, from
June 25 TO July 3, 1901, including time
OF travel 10 and from encampment. The
companies will leave their stations by
A l.. Nsaf
irving at Eugene at 2:OS p. m. as fol-
lows:
Company b, Ashland, Thursday at
3:55 a. m.
Company D, woodburn, Thursday at
1915 n. m.
Company Il, Roseburg, Thursday at
III :05.
Company +, Salem, Thursday at II a.
m.
Company G, Albany, Thursday at
1880 p. m.
Company II, Grants Pass, Thursday
| at b ;30 a. m.
They will break camp Wednesday,
July 8, 1901. in time to take the regu-
lar Southern Pacific trains, leaving Eu.
gene for their home stations at 2:0S p.
IN. the same day.
The Commanding Officer Of the First
Separate Battalion will assemble his
command in camp Of instruction at or
near La Grande for a period Of seven
days. from July 3, TO July ii, 1901, In
GLIDING time Of travel 10 aud from en-
canipment The companies will leave
their stations by the regular o. X. x N.
trains and return a. follows:
Company A, Baker City, Friday at
3 $50 a. m.
Company d, The DaIles, Friday at
~ $50 a. m.
They will break camp Thursday j uly
II, 1901, in time TO take the regular o.
X. q n. trains, leaving La Grande for
Baker City and The Dallea at 0:05 p. m.
and 7:l5 p. m. OF the same day, respec-
lively.
Troop A, Captain O. II. Young, com.
manding. will perform seven days field
duty, marching from Lebanon 10 en-
campment OF Fourth Regiment at Eu-
gene and return. Immediately upon ar
rival at camp near Eugene, the Com
manding Officer will report TO Colone
aing AhG@T1" be Iafjjsst Isadf6jjeet to ;,'' his orderi
until his departure for Lebanon.
! Troop B, Captain II. X. Muir, com
manding, will perform seven days field
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campment OF the First Separate Bat.
TALON near La Grande and return
| Immediately upon arrival at camp at OF
near La GTande, the commanding
officer will report 10 Major +. A. Mead,
First Separate Battalion, for duty and
will be subject 10 his orders until his
departure for Sumpter.
Light Battery A, Captain ~. u.
/ WEIGH, commanding, will perform .
tour Of one weeks field duty from July
8, 10 July IL, 1901, inclusive. Target
practice with 2inch field pieces may
be had by this organization to the eT
tent of one.half Of the ammunition now
In ita possession. and Gatling gun and
pistol practice in the discretion OF the
Battery Commander.
Colonel James Jackson, inspector
General, 10 hereby detailed as instruc-
tor, 10 accompany Troop A from Leba.
non 10 camp OF Fourth Regiment at or
near Eugene, and Troop b on itr tour OF
duty TO camp OF First Separate Battalion,
nj or near la Grarde and return, and
will report the result OF their work At
these headquarters. He will inspect
the camp OF the Fourth Regiment, Mon
day, July |, 1901, and the camp OF First
Separate Battalion, Monday, July g,
1901, and and will report as provided
In section 70, NJ. @.
Brigadier- General Chas. +. Beebe,
Brigade Commander, accompanied by
two members OF his staff, is authorized
10 inspect the Fourth Regiment and
and First Separate Battalion at their
respective camps.
Local Military.
Company +, ith Regiment o N. g..
will leave for Eugene on the eleven
O'Clock train tomorrow for the annual
encc mpmeut, which is held this year At
Camp Beebe," Bangs Park near Eu-
gene. The sncampment continues from
June % to July 3.
The non-commissioned officers
OF the company met az the
Armory last night and received special
instructions regarding camp duties.
Company +. has sixty y,iye msmbsrs and
they have praetioed together consider
able, SO that they willundoubtedly make
an excellent showing at tho camp.
The regular quarterly inspection of
the company will be held tonight.
Mtphareon NVut c.