Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-15

ing, from brigade headquarters, and Is
as follows:
T. In compliance with general orders
No. 10 e. s.. adiutant-generals once
the resort situated on the shore ot
Utah lake, west OF Provo city is here,
BY designated as the site Of the annual
encampment OF the national guard Tor
the year 1905,
2. The members Of battery A. light
artillery, having waived any claim TOR
per diem IN excess Of the six days al
lotted to this encampment IN consider
alton OF being permitted to march 10
the site thereof. VIII be assembled at
such time as the commanding officer
OF the organization may determine IN
order to report for duty NJ the place
OF encampment not later Than Monday
Aug. %, 1904 A detachment OF the hos
pital CORPS with the ambulance VIII
accompany this command,
3. The other organizations stationed
at Salt Lake City viii assemble at the
armory, this city. Aug %, 1904 az a.
m. Field and stan officers and band
win report at the same place not later
than a. m.
4. Companies stationed out side Salt
Lake city win be notified by the camp
qualtermaster as TO the route TO be
Travelled and the hour OF departure
from their home station.
5. Subsistence for the troops named,
In paragraph 2, as well as for the detail
hereinafter provided for viii be fur
| nished by the commissary OF subsis-
tcnce. Subsistence for the other
| troops will commence with the midday
| meal OF Aug. %, 1904.
6. The camp quartermaster Will, up
| on authority OF the brigade commander,
| stNnlnN npaliYnin \ ~ HIItN qtlph hntlll
| of men as may be necessary for the
transportation Of equipment and pre-
| paration Of the camp.
| Z. Lieut. Col Il. V. Smith, assistant
inspector general, Is appointed camp
| Quartermaster, and Mai. A. l.. Thomas
| Jr., aide-d First brigade, COM
| mlssary Of subsistence; they viii report
! 10 the brigade commander for detailed
| Instructions. The attention Of these
two officers Is directed 10 the instruc-
tions contained IN orders from the ad'
| jutant- generals office relative TO this
| encampnent; they will make their re-
Quisitions in due time and present
them for approval
8. All horses viii be furnished and
paid for under the direction Of the camI
| quartermaster, and forage will be pro
yided by him I'm accordance with gen
eral orders No. 10 G.. s., adiutant-gen
erals office.
Q. The uniform for this occasion vii
be khaki or service, with blue IAN
mel shirt campaign hats and leggings
10. Each company commander Wi
see TO il that every member OF his com
mand is property equipped as 10 arm
and uniform, and furnished with com
pietc mess kit extra underwear am
toilet articles viii be carried IN IN
blanket rolls ON the outside of whicI
will be the shelter tent half and slun
over the left shoulder The haversac
( viii contain the mess kit except IN
tin cup which will he fastened IN IN
hook on haversnck strap. Each ma
must be supplied with two pairs Q
blankets. shoes should be durable an
Well fitting Men are cautioned agains
burdcnng themselves with superhuou
baggage, and no valises or satchels wi
be permitted. The allowance Of bag
gage for officers will be as provided !
T.. :. army regulars, and furniture
be transported should as far as praC
ticahle be Of the kind which will fol'
No stores or baggage must be left Will
, out a guard.
# The attention Of company con
mpnders Is called TO section 1894 II.
and they are directed to forwaI
| promptly charges against any member
OF their commands who fail to report Il
duty In compliance with this order M
less properly excused by the Commau,
=. erin chief such request having bee
passed through channels.
BY command OF
BRIG. GEN. CANNON,
: II, NJ. LUND,
Asst, Adjt.-Gen.