The Jersey City news., 1904-04-22
SEA CIRT ORDERS
Major General Wanser Is
sues Instructions for the
Summer Enoamp-
ment.
TROOPS TO CAMP FROKJULY II TO 2s
Rules for Selection Of Men
Will Be Strictly Enforced
How They Will Be
Paid.

TRENTON, April %, 1904.-The ar
ders for the Sea Girt camp We're issued
yesterday by Major General Wanser
through Assistant Adjutant General
Thomas S. Chambers. The first as has
been stated. orders the whole division TO
camp, but the second orders excuse from
camp duty all but the Second brigade and
the separate commands whose turn it is
to go to Sea Girt.
General orders No ? gives the usual
camp preparatory instructions and are
as follows:
1. Pursuant to Special Orders No. y,
asijutant generals Office, dated April 16,
1904, the several commands comprising
the Division National Guard will encamp
upon the state camp grounds at Sea Girt,
New Jersey, from July IS to % inclusive
,. No man will be taken 10 camp who
is not enlisted prior to the date of this
order (April 1sl Regimental, troop and
battery commanders will cause their COM
mands to be mustered each day of the
encampment, and viii allow no man to
be present in uniform and as part OF the
command who has not been regularly en-
listed.
8. Transportation, camp eauipage and
subsistence win be furnished by the quar-
termaster general and commissary gem
eral. upon requisition duly approved.
l. The. troops so encamped viii be
paid By the yaymaster general in ac-
eordance with the provisions of AN act
concerning the military and naval
forces. approved aMrch %. 1901. Com
pany pay roofs must shew the correct
names of the entire command whether
present on duty or not; the abseRtees
win be marked absent with leave" !" abb
sent without leave" or absent sick"
as the case may be. No man vii be
paidfor duty at camp whose name IS
not of record in the office of the adju-
tant general. To avoid delay in pay
men for services at camp, regimentai
troop and battery commanders vii cause
the pay roofs to be audited and see
that they are properly and correctly
made before forwarding.
Special orders No. eoe smore fully
into details as to the encampment of
the Second Brigade. They follow:
l. Pursuant to Special Orders No. %,
adjutant generals office, dated April 10,
1904, time following commsnds compris-
ing the First Brigade, N. G., to wit:
First Regiment. infantry; Fourth Regi-
ment, infantry: Fifth Regiment, in
fantry; First troop, cavalry; Battery A,
field artillery, and the Signal and Tele-
graph corps, are hereby excused from
participation in the annual encamp-
ment of the National Guard at the Stae
tCamp, Sea Cir, New Jersey, July II to
%. inclusive. os ordered by General
dated April 1s, 1904.
o The commands. comprising the Sec
ond Brigade viii eneanp as provided
in General Orders No. 1, as follows
Second Regiment, infantry, and See
on Troop, cavalry, Monday, July II to
Saturday, July IS, Inclusive; Third
Regiment, infantry, and Battery B.
field artillery. Monday. July IS, to Sat
urday, July %. inclusive
8. The Organizations herein referred to
may enter camp on Saturday, July Q,
and Saturday, July 10, provided, it is
understood that no pay viii be allowed
for July 9, 10. IS and II.
4 One meal for July and 16 and one
ration for July 10 and II will be issued
By the commissary general, on requisi-
tion duly approved.
s. Brigadier General Q. ON. Gill
more. commanding Second Brigade, is
charged with the execution of this order,
and with his staff viii encamp from
Mondaya, July IL. to Saturday. July %.