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eral orders No. u, for holding Rife
Competitions.
XVI. The commanding officer of the
Second Infantry will make such ar
rangement as Will enable the members
of the regimeItal rifle team to arrive
in Augusta in season TO compete in
the Inter- Regimental Match on Satur-
day, August 16, as provided in General
orders No. II. Transportation and
subsistence will be furnished but no
Per diem will be allowed.
XVII Organizations of the National
Guard will be inspected under the su-
pervision of the Inspector General dur
ing the annual encampment, August II
to %, inclusive, as follows:
The First Regiment Infantry, Signal
Corps, and detail from Ambulance
Corps will be paraded for inspection on
Friday, August 10. at such time as may
be designated by the Camp Command
er.
The Second Regiment Infantry AMI
detail from Ambulance Corps will be
paraded for inspection on Wednesday,
August 20. al sucn time as may be des-
ignated by the Camp Commander. All
organizations will parade in Khaki
uniform and campaign hat. Heavy
marching order, canteen and haver-
sack, will be worn; overcoat and
blanket VIII be worn in roll blanket
outside.
XVIII. The Inspector General will
make a careful inspection each day at
such time as he may designate to see
that the provisions of Par. XIV, this
cd with M
person or persons not members of the
National Guard will be allowed to re
main in camp after taps unless given
! express authority in writing by the
| commanding officer of the camp.
The Inspector General is authorized
| to make requisition on the command
| ing officer of the camp for such force
as is necessary to enforce compliance
with this order.
XIX. The Commanding officers Of
| the First and Second Infantry upon
breaking camp on August 16. and p,
respectively. will arrange to leave the
| camp ground in season to proceed to
the State House with their commands.
| on arrival at the State House the
| troops will be massed in the rotunda.
| Arms will be presented. The chaplain
| will read the poem entitled The Re
turned Maine Battle Flags" the band
will play The Star Spangled Banner
and taps Will be sounded, that thus fit
ting homage may be rendered by the
young soldiers of today to the old and
| worn bat sacred flags carried by their
fathers in the war for the preservation
of the Union.
Xxx. The commanding officers OF
| Camp Hill will provide in orders for a
review by the Commandment Chief on
| the afternoons of Thursday, August IA
and p, respectively. \ suitable escort
| will be ordered to report at the State
House at 1.15 o'clock p. NJ. to es-
cort the Commander in-Chiet to
the camp. detail of one ser
| geant. mounted will be ordered
TO report TO the Adjutant-General
at the State House at ! o'clock F.
NJ. to act as orderly to the Command
erin Chief. The Camp Commander
! will also provide for firing the Cover
nor's salute and hosting the flag.
XXI. The following section of the
| Militia Law of the State is published
fo,. the information of all concerned.
Section los. No officer or enlisted
man shall contract or presume to au-
thorize the contracting of any lndebt-
edness on behalf of the State. without
the express authority therefor from the
Commander in Chief. and any officer
or enlisted man who shall violate the
provisions of this section shall be dis
honorably discharged from the service
of the State"
Owing to the absence of Hon
. George NJ. Seiders, attorney general o
the State, from his office in Portland
no corporation papers were received
: Yesterday. General Seiders is in at
, tendance at the Supreme Judlcla
Court in Bucksport. where he is en-
, gagged in the prosecution of William l
Treworgv, who is accused of the muir
der of Sarah f. Ware in September
, 1898.
| The oxford Co. Telephone and Tele
I prapb Co. have recently held tw
: stockholders meetings. Have voted t
e increase the capital stock to $4,000
) and also TO make arrangements I