Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-19
Summer Outing Gives Promise Of
Being One of the Most En-
thusiastic Yet Held.
LIST OF OFFICERS PRESENT.
General Orders Showing the Routine
Work Required Of the Men -
Camp Called Tlmpanogos'
Especial to the News"

Camp Timpanogos, Aug i9.-The
encampment of the National Guard Of
Utah, being held on tbs shore OF Utah
lake, west Of the city sNcs promise
of being the most enthusiastic ana
successful ir the history Of the stat,
Company A OF Nephi was the first
to arrive. vi1 The san Pedro los An
geles and Salt Lake Route Company
G Of Provo arrlyd at the depot a lit
tie later and then the several COM
panles from Salt Lake county VIA the
Rio Grande Western. W,th the SALT
Lake companies was the FIRST regi-
ment band.
The line of march was fOrnel and
the boys In brown, beaded by Gen
Cannon and staff, proceeded TO the
lake. The day was rather warm and
sultry. but the miltlamen stood the
three mile march Ia excellent manner
Companies A and d, Twelfth infan-
try. u. $. A. had already arrived at the
place of encampment. they having
marched from SAT- Lake city The
regulars left Fort Douglas on Sunday
fNlIHNu Ul GulNl WI hfNAlANH iNfnA'N
end az American Fork on Monday
night
ht about 8 o'clock In the evening
The Twenty second battery, field ar
tlllery. Z. s. A.. and Battery a, and
Troop A, First cavalry, N G. u, dust
covered but fun OF energy, arrived at
camp. Company f Of Mantl arrived M
the evening.
AS soon as the guardsmen had
raised their tents, Gen. Cannon who
is strong advocate Of stringent sani-
tary regulations, ordered mat men
from the various companies be detaiied
TO clean the grounds which was done
IN a thorough manner
Following is a list Of officers at the
encanpment;
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CAPTAIN Charles II. Barth, adjutant,
Twelfth regiment U. s. irlgulry capt,
Cronkhte. Twenty-second battery,
field artillery Lieut, John A. Berry,
Twelfth battery field artillery and
others.
NATIONAL Guard OFFICERS.
Brig Gen. John @. Cannon, COM
handing camp.
Col n. W. Clayton quartermaster
general.
Lieut. Col. H. NJ. II. Lund, assistant
ndiutant general.
Lieut.. Col Jno. u. Ford Inspector of
target practise
Mai. Robt. ], Glendinning, aid de
camp.
Maj, Sam A, King judge advocate.
BATTERY A, n, O. U.
Cant W. c. Webb, commanding,
First Lieut. Jennings.
First Lieut. Kneas; Second Lieut..
Leonard.
TROOP 4. FIRST CAVALRY, n, @. u
First Lieut.. Earl V, Smith, COM
handing.
second Lieut. A. W Chine Jr.
HOSPITAL CORPS.
Maj. c. NJ Benedict commanding,
SIGNAL CORPS.
Cant A. O. Smith, commanding
First Lieut.. A. j. skidmore; Junior
first l.. II. Bero.
FIRST INFANTRY, n. G, L.
Lieut.. Col J. A. Greenewald, COM
mandng.
cant. o. r. Grow. adjutant.
Capt c. W. Bowman, acting quar-
termaster.
FIRST BATTALION.
Mai. l.. s. Haywood, commanding
Company II, Capt w. G. Williams
commanding
First Lieut.. A. b. Pembroke.
Second Lieut.. Fremont Bassett.
Company +, Capt Lamon Call, COM
handing
First Lieut. VIM. whitaker.
Second Lieut., Walter Duncan.
Company d, Capt G. N. Warwick,
commanding.
first Lieut.. e. S. Woodward, act
ing camp quartermaster
Second Lieut. A. w. Hodeert.
SECOND BATTALION.
Mai. W. T. DEM commanding.
Company +, Capt Fred Kameuhan'
First Lieut. Nielsen.
Second Lieut. Jorgensen.
Company A, Capt w. c. Andrews
First Lieut.. J. A. Hyde Jr
Second Lieut.. 4. c. Sorensen.
Company G. Capt r. II. Thomas
First Lieut.. O. =, Smoct.
ORDERS FOR ROUTINE WORK.
The following general orders, issued
by General CANNON, win Show the rou-
tine work to be done by the soldier
boys:
Headquarters First Brigade. National
Guard Of Utah. Aug 10. 1908.
General orders No. S.
lin compliance with G. o. No. Il,
C. s.. A. G.. O. and q. O. No. !, these
headquarters. the National Guard OF
Utah is assembled in camp OF instruc-
ton at the resort on the shores OF
Utah Lake. west of Provo, for a peri.
cd OF nine days. which site Is hereby
designated Camp Timpanogos
2-The following calls viii be OBJ
served.
First call"..,.. 80. =. $50, $50 a. m.
ReNeille. .,.., =, 9'4V a. H.
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