The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
,AMPMENT AT AUSTIN.
naI Order Has Been Issued by the
Adjulaut General.
BE A LOT OF HARD WORK
ressly Stated that All Companies
Which Are Marked Below Sixty viii
& Be Mustered Out OF Service.

'stin, Texas. July 3.-Adjutant General
III issued an order this morning call
'fer division cncampment of the
Nicer guard at Camp Mabry, July 10
ls The order Is In part as follows:
Al camp of instruction of the division
I'D Texas Volunteer Guard Is ordered
islmp Mabry, near Austin, Texas. be-
EN- July 10, 1901, and July %, 1901 II
necessary to accommodate the move
ttof troops Tor the convenience of the
'oads, the duration OF the camp will
'xtended to July 2s. All general. field
staff officers OF the division will re-
III Camp Mabry not later than 10
'ck a. m. Of July 10 to Major General
81 openheimer, commanding division,
4. e., who is assigned to the command
he camp. The stan Of the commander
'hief is invited to attend.
Ech company, battery and troop com
deT will report to his regimental, bat.
m or squadron commander at the camp
lafer than II o'clock y. m. ON July 10,
swith not less than thlrty-fiye officers
Regularly enlisted men. Each CHER
fcian and chief trumpeter will report
he commanding officer of his regiment
4 not less than twenty and twelve men
ectiyely.
Each general, field and stan officer
& non-commissioned stan officer viii
fy the adtutnnt general at once of the
- ma ming the railroads. over which
VIII need transportation. Each com.
vi troop and battery commander. chief
ieinn and chief trumpeter viii report
fbt adjutant general the number OF
,efs and men in uniform for whom
'spertation VIII be needed. Each com
VI battery and troop viii be permitted
uaNe not to exceed two cooks, and
az and trumpet corps one cook each not
INFORM. Troops viii he specifically in
cted hereafter as to the railroads over
81 they viii travel TO reach the camp.
MOODS and batteries will be required
ittend mounted and equipped for field
Ice, to provide the horses needed, and
lWnish forage en- route to and from
camp. transportation will he PROVIDED
lrilllery ordnance and equipments, and
HOOP ana battery horses. Troop and
'erp commanders will report Mt once
lettec to this Office the number and
raeter of cars needed for this transpor-
Enlisted men will not he permitted
ring any character of arms except such
have been issued by the State or any
III or ball ammunition to the camp
9cnes of discipline reported by Officers
eitizens, such as drunkenness, disorder
or from, or at camp leNcept at target
qtiee, or blank ammunition in field exer-
s)3 Will result In the immediate and
lonorable discharge of the guilty party
hopt return transportation. Company.
~ And battery commanders will he held
ponsible for the conduct of their men
1onte to and from camp.
}segimental quartermasters will on their
|yal, report for duty to Captain l.. l..
ker acting assistant quartermaster gen
ls~ho is announced as camp quarter
THIS encampment is intended for the
eviction of officers and men. II is
rff.ore necessary for each officer and
.oommissioned officer to come prepared
teach those subordinate to him, and
\ officcr and enlisted man Will be eX-
Ted 10 perform every duty assigned
him promptly, thoroughly and cheer
~ The commanding general VIII re
re the troops to drill not less than
and one-half hours each morning. and
hour each afternoon except sundays,
iuslee of parades and reviews.
As no provision mas been made Tor
REORGANIZATION of rations en- route to
Ifrom camp, 1t VIII therefore he neces
y ,fcr each organization to supply Itself
n the necessary travel rations for such
1881 Each organization win By required
look after the cook of its food.
~ No. less than fifteen rounds Of ball
lljdges will be issued to each man fol
gcr practice. The range viii not exceed
{4fus.
Z Division, brigade and regimental sur
ms are requested to bring theil
eTgency cases of surgical Instruments
Will organize n division hospital.
3, Inspecting officers VIII be detailed
the following purposes:
3 Inspect and teach the camp guard
N thc officer of the day to the private
tho guard, II deficient.
'o4 note the discipline of each organlza
n md the manner in which military
irtesy is observed
< Inspect arms, equipments, uniforms
lrters. regimental and company records
4 I'd teach the proper method of carlnt
{ State property and of keeping records
en NOT properly done.
% Witness drills and field exercises, ant
note errors committed, for the PURPOSE
fnrpishing on the following day a memo
King them.
ro report deficiencies of Importance dali!
the commanding general or as he ma.
Get. To grade the relative standing o
~ organization In respect 70 the fore
lug. aud to make general report Z
adjutant general ut the close of tn
fr oil duty on the condition Of each regl
mt OF infantry, the battalion of artiller,
4 the squadron of cavalry in respec
drill and discipline, and the manner u
Itch the camp duties are performed b.
CHI. The names of these inspecting offio
4 fosbe announced later.
"a Any organization making an aNefag
9lese than 60 per cent In the duties AN
ercises prescribed win be mustered gu
the service.
Heavy Receipts.
sustin, Texas, July 3.-For the first 81
snths of the year ending June 80, III
tai Receipts of the secretary of state
partment amounted to S265, s37S2. TN