The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-23
SOLDIER LIFE
FOR SIX DAYS
Utah National Guard in Camp
With the Regulars.
IDEAL SPOT ON UTAH LAKE
ROUTINE WORK WILL BEGIN
THIS MORNING.
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Camp Black Hawk at Utah Lake.
near Provo. Aug. 22.-Including the two
companies of United States regulars. i.
and +, Twenty-ninth infantry, under
command Of Captain Jamerson and
Lieutenant Saunders, and the Twelfth
battery, there are 800 men in camp.
The regular infantrymen marched
overland and arrived at the camp at IL
q clock a IN yesterday. The regular
battery and battery \ of salt Lake
also marched from that city, arriving
at camp at 12.3U =. IN. today Com
pany L Of Mant1 was delayed in start
ing and did not reach camp until 90
this evening The nag was lowered
with impressive ceremonies during re-
treat parade, ust before sunset
The Twenty-ninth regiment band is
a pleasing feature Of the encampment,
furnishing hign-class martial music
y large crowd of visitors from Provo
was on the ground during the evening
ana helped TO enliven the duli routine
cf camp life. There was dancing IN the
pavilion until taps We're sounded. many
Provo young women being partners Of
the officers and men, who participated
Transportation facilities TO and from
the resort was poor, consisting OF tWJ
side-sClt wagons that make regular
trips.
General Order.
The following general order was read
at rcJeedt parade this evening
headquarters, First Brigade, Ma
uOBal Guard OF Utah General order
No. 6:
IN compliance with G. o. No. 10. c.
s, A. q. o. and G.. O. No. ., these head
quarters, the national guard of Utah
is assembled in camp or instruction at
e-Ia1 r.FE ~fuh lax
west OF Provo, for period of SIX days,
which site is hereby designated Camp
Black Hawk
The following calls viii he observed:
ReveiIle Z. First call, $50 a. m.
Reveille, $40 a. m
Assembly, 5-45 a. m.
Mess, 6 a m.
Sick call, $50 d. N.
Fatigue, $40 a. u.
Drill, first call, 1-30 q. m
Assembly 7:S0 a. m.
Recall, $50 "a. IN.
Guard mount, first call, 9 a. IL.
Assembly. 9.10 a. m
"Adutant's call. 9-15 a. m.
First sergeant's call, S-45 q. IN.
Drill, first call, 10 a. IN.
Assembly 1910 a m
Recall, 1890 a. III.
Mess, u noon.
Officers call, 1 D. IN.
Drill, first call, 2-1O p. H.
Assembly, 2-20 p. m
Recall, $50 p. m.
Drill. first call, .. III.
Assembly 4;10 2. III.
Mess, $40 p. m
Retreat parade, first call, 6:S0 p. m.
Assembly, 6:35 p m
Adjutants call, $40 p m
Tattoo, 9 p. ID.
Taps, 10 Z, N.
4 7fr~nf
A. First cavalry, VIII observe and con-
form to the drill and duty calls Of the
Twelfth battery, L. 5. 4.
Camp Regulations.
The following regulations as TO mess
VIII be strictly observed: Men viii
march in quick time by companies to
the mess hall with the senior non-Com-
missioned officer in charge. Loud talk
ing or Gathering of mess utensils VIII
not be permitted in the mess hail. and
nOn-conumisSiOned officers in charge viii
be held responsible for the mainten-
ance OF order in this respect No mem
Der of his command viii be permitted
in the immediate vicinity of the kitch-
en-, except when on duty; leavings
must not be thrown in or about the
building, but win be deposited in desig-
mated places. The washing and clean
ing OF mess kits viii not be permitted
the hospital tents; they VIII however.
BE thoroughly cleaned after each meal.
LaXity in this respect Isl likely to lead
10 serious consequences. Company
commanders VIII inspect the meals
served their respective commands and
report 10 the camp comnissary of sub
sistence any proper complaints.
Must Keep Clean.
The utmost cleanliness and strict
compliance with sanitary precautions
being necessary TO the health and COM
fort OF the command, officers and men
are charged with the duty Of miuimiz-
ing in every respect the work of the
fatigue party By keeping quarters and
streets free from all refuse, garbage.
etc. Especially viii co.. pliance be re-
quired to comply with instructions
which may be given as 10 the sanitation
Of rears- Bathing viii be INDUCED in
only in moderation, and bathing suits
or other proper clothing must be worn
except after dark in the evening and
before first call for drill in the morn
ing
For the period Of this encampment.
unless otherwise ordered. companies L.
- and II, First infantry, VIII be as
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