Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-12

Drill call, 2.45 -
Assembly Htt' go -
Adjutants call, 800 y
Recall, AS -
Mess call (supper). $50
First call for parade, $50 -
Assembly, 6.35 -
Adjutants call form battalions. Gas
Adiutants call form regiment, 6.55
Retreat, Sunset
Tattoo, 1000 P. NJ
Taps, 1890 ~
Assembly, reveille retreat and adju
tant's call will be sounded by all the field
music united; the other calls will be
sounded by the trumpeterSo of the guard
he will also sound the assembly and ad
jutants call when the trumpeters are no.
united
IN. The regular routine will be estab-
| lished as soon as troops arrive in camp
The officer of the day is responsible fol
| The prompt and proper firing of the morn
ing and evening gun. The morning gun
will be fired on the sounding of the first
not of 'reveille," the evening gun the
last note of retreat" While the flag is
being lowered the band will play the
Star Spangled Banner" officers and
enlisted men not on duty, will stand un.
covered while the flag is being lowered.
X. The commanding officers of Compa
MES X and i, will alternate in furnishing
| the detail to fire the morning and even
| ing gun, commencing Tuesday with Com
pany X.
Nl. Company musicians will report tC
| the chief trumpeter each day at first cal
| and drill call. they will also parade wit.
the band each day at guard mount and
parade The chief trumpeter will report
to the adjutant the names of all mus;
clans absent without leave from any pre-
scribed duty
XII. Morning reports must be in the
office Of the adjutant within one hour
/ after arrival in camp and each day no:
later than $50. A. NJ.
Ration returns must be in the office OF
the commissary each day not later than
I A. NJ.
KILL Passes which cover the time of a
prescribed drill or duty the soldier is SUB
ject to, or which extend beyond tattoo
of the day of issue. must be approved BY
the colonel commanding; passes of this
kind not so approved will not be recog-
nized by the guard.
Roll-call will be held each day at 'tat
too under the personal supervision of
majors in their respective battalions
company commanders will be held respon
sible for all men not present at roll-call
Majors will report to the camp command
er the names of all men absent without
leave.
XIV. The Khaki uniform will be worn
each day between reveille and retreat un
less otherwise ordered. Fatigue uniform
Will no lJSp1 for oil
XIV. The fatigue party or general 20
ice snail consist of the prisoners if
enough are available. if not detail Of
one man from each company will be fur
nished upon requstion of the officer of
the day. The sergeant of the guard is in
charge of the fatigue party under the di
rection Of the officer of the day.
The policing of company quarters is
under the charge of the sergeants and
corporals who will set the entire com.
pany at work. The policing must be fin
ished and the tents ready for inspection
by the time guard mount on the parade
ground is completed. Companies polic,
their own quarters which includes the
space as far back as the rear of the com
pany officers tents. The general police
two companies join both are responsible
for the space between the back of the
| tents. The regimental surgeon will make
an inspection each day and report the
| result to the colonel commanding.
| XVI. During this camp the duties OF
the medical department will be divided
as follows: Major and Surgeon Bial F
Bradbury will have general supervision o.
the medical department and will look af
ter the sanitary condition of the camp
Captain and Assistant Surgeon James 3