The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-18
SECOND REGIMENT
Movement of Companies to
Morehead City.
Schedule of All Trains and Details for Guidance
ofAlI Concerned In the Encamp-
m. ntS.

The following circulars. setting forth
tile schedule of trains on which the Va
Llous companies of tie Second Regi.
ment will leave for Morehead and giving
Information as to the encampments of
all the regiments have been issued by Col
Francis A. Macon, of Henderson, Quarter
master General.
The companies of the Second Regiment
start for the encampment at Morehead on
Wednesday, July 22nd, and the following
is the schedule:
Co. NJ, Maxton-Leave Maxton, S. A. L.,
S:52 a. M, leave Wilmington 2:40 D. m,
"A. G. l.. via New Bern
Co. c, Wilmington-Leave Wilmington
2;40 p. m. via New Bern.
Co. /, Edenton-Leave Plymouth 80 a,
M; Golsoro, A. and N. Z.
Co. F. Hertford-Lea-e Plymouth 1880
a. M; Goldsoro, A. and N G.
Co. G, Washington-I.eaye Washington
500 a. m; Goldsoro, A. and N. G.
Co. A, Tarboro-Leaye Tarboro 1920 p.
M; Goldsoro, A. and N. G.
Band, Rocky Mount-Leave Rocky
Mount 100 p. M; Goldsoro A. and N c.
Co. H, Clinton--Leave Clinton 9:25 a.
M; Goldsboro, A. and n. &.
Co K, Wilson-Leave Wilson 2.2O p. M.
Goldsboro, A. and N. Q.
Co. E, Raleigh-Leave Raleigh 1890 a
M, Southern Railway, Goldsboro, A. and
n. G.
Special train Goldsboro to Morehead
City, A. and N. G.
Return Schedue-Specialt train will leave
Morehead City 100 a. m, July 2Sth, 1908.
Return routes same as above, Wilmington
and Maxton companies VIA New Bern and
Wilmington Leave New Bern 315 a. M
The following general intructions have
been issued with regard to the
ENCAMPMENTs.
The following is submitted for the infor-
nation and guidance of all concerned
/. Camp equipage, blankets, etc, vii!
be turned over to the regimental Quarter.
master at the place of encampment and
his receipt will be taken for same.
H. Clothing and horse equipment viii
be issued at camp TO those not already
supplied
III If tents are not floored straw will
be issued for bedding.
" One cot will be transported for each
officer and enlisted man without charge
v. Regimental Quartermasters viii be
required to erect tents.
vi. Commissioned officers and enlisted
men only will be transported on Quarter
master Generals vouchers. Civilian SER
wants. cooks and horses are not provided
for
VII. Vouchers for expenses, pay and
subsistence must be approved and verified
by the accounting officer before being pre-
sented to the Quartermaster- General for
payment.
VIII. Pay-rolls must he made by Chiefs
of Departments for themselves and asst
ants Regimental and Battalion command
ers for themselves and non commissioned
staff company commanders for their
commands; all others for themselves. Pay
roll blanks will be furnished by the dis
bursting officer at camp.
TX. Company commanders will procure
tickets for their details against the trans
portation requisiton furnished for then
companies.
X. Ice, straw, fuel, lme and other noe
essary supplies will be furnished by this
department.
XI. Civilian special or tourist rates be-
ing in effect to Morehead City and Ashe
vile no othre rates will be made for Off
GERS families sto these points. Special
rates applied for to Greensboro.
XI. Quartermaster-G Generals transporta-
tion acquisitions viii be IGNORED by the
ticket agents Of the Atlantic Coast Line,
Southern. Seaboard Air Line, and Atlantic
ard North Carolina Railway companies
Officers not living on either of these
roads will pay their own transportation
to and from the nearest station on one
of said roads, and present voucher and
ticket agents receipts for their transporta
ton on this account to Quartermaster-
General at camp,