The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-07

not only with the field and camp in
structions but also to smpart knoW1-
eige of the work of administration,
troops, which involves this receipt OF
stores and property, and the proper
disposition and accounting therefor.
Purchases.
hatlons, subsistence, stores and
property will be purchased by the
%udflefmaster-Gene as required by
Jaw a and regulations The law limits
the purchases of supplies to articles
prescribed for the u 5. Army.
issues
supplies will be issued in bulk to
the Commissary General Commissares
Of subsistence will have charge of the
issue and preservation of commissary
StoieS issued to the organizations 20
when they are attached and will aI-
count therefor on the prescribed forms
I'd @uaftermaster-Ge under the
supervision and direction of the Com
nllsSary-General. The authorized
blanks and forms will be supplied at
camp. a thorough realization OF the.
importance OF properly preparing
vouchers VIII save much trouble and
CONFUSION, as defective vouchers will
not be accepted, and errors, lack of
proper authority, or other Irregular
ties must be avoided.
Rations
issues of commissary supplies will
be made during the encampncnt, US
far as practicable, as follows:
The nrst issue viii be made begin
ming early on the afternoon of August
10th.
Wednesday,, August 10th-Fresh
beef and loaf bread.
Thursday August 11th-Ham ana
Friday, August 12th-Bacon and
loaf bread.
Saturday, August 13th-Fresh beef
and loaf bread.
Sunday, August 14th-Ham and
loaf bread.
onday, August 15th-Bacon and loaf
bread.
Tuesday, August 16th-Fresh beef
and loaf bread
Wednesday, August 17th-Bacon
and loaf bread.
Friday, August 19th-Bacon and
loaf bread.
Issues bf other supplies will be made
IN the following quantities. distributed
Ger the period of the encampment:
Sugar 10 issues; coffee 10 issues; salt
1 issue; pepper 1 issue: vinegar / is
sue: potatoes issues; onions / is
sue; soap issue: candles 1 issue;
flour 1 issue, and !esh fish.
The rations to be ISSUED will be suffi-
cient to provide an abundance of food
if care is observed in handling and
provision made for the care of the
commissary supplies in the kitchens.
Officers and enlisted men will re-
ceive the same pay as officers and en-
listed men of corresponding grades of
the Regular Army The number of
days for which payment will be made
will depend upon the amount of funds
which are available for that purpose.
This will be determined before the
breaking of camp. and is expected TO
be for ten days.
Payments for services will be made
on Pay Rolls. and the date of COM
missions for officers and the date of
ennstments for enlisted men, must
be entered in every instance. Pay
ments will be made by check as re-
quircd by law, within 10 days after the
encampmcnt.
Second Regiment.
Co. I-Lv. Plymouth, A. c. L., 7:20
a. m. to Rocky Mount
Co. G-Lv. Washington via. Par
mele, a. m. to Rocky Mount
Co. A-Lv. Tarboro 10 a. III. to
Rocky Mount.
Special with above companies ana
band leave Rocky Mount at II a IN.
Co. X. Wilson, leave on this special
which arrives at Goldsboro 1890 D. m.
Co. Lumber Bridge, a. c. L.,
train No. Ga, 1905 a. m.
Fla E1VpttpVillp A @ l..
Special, 10 a. IN.
Co. My. Maxton, S. A. l.. Special,
S;55 a. m.
Co. C-Lv Wilmington, A. C. l..
Special, 1880 p. m.
Co. Ely. Goldsboro. A. & N. c..
Special. l p. III.
Co. D-Lv Goldsboro, A & N. c.
Special. | p. m.
Co. BY. Kinston, A. & N. c.
Special.
CO. lily, Clinton, A. c. L., No.
As, a. IN.
Third Regiment and Battery \.
Co. G and Band-Lv Reidsville.
Southern, 5:4S a. m.
Co. I.-Lv. Greensboro on Southern
Special $50 a. m.
Co. I-Lv. Burlington Southern
Special.
Co. D-Lv. Durham on Southern
Special.
Co. A-Lv. Durham on Soutl/rn
Special.
Co. BY. Raleigh on Soutl~-Sn
Special 1910 a. m.
Co. XIV. Raleigh on Southern
Special 1910 a. m.
S. A. l.. Specials. '(Warren Plains to
Ralcieh.
Co. H-Iv. Warren Plains 7;45 a. m.
Co. Ely. Oxford 1880 a. m.
Co. Ely. Henderson 1926 a. m.
Co. C,-Lv. Henderson 1928 a. m.
Co. Fly. Franklinton $3.50 a. m.
These companies leave Raleigh on
Southern Special 1910 a. M, which
arrives at Goldsboro IL m. Morehead
p. m.
$. A. l.. and A. C. l.. Special.
Charlotte to Wilmington, New
Bern and MorehcaO.
Iv. Charlotte q. M. arrive Will
mington Il m.
Battery A-Lv. Charlotte a. m.
Co. M, 3rd Rely. Sanford 6
a. M.
Co. M, Ord Reg.-Lv Hamlet on this
Special 1880 a. m.
Co. M, End Reg.-Lv. Maxton $50
Co, C-Lv. Wilmington this Special
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