The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-18

militia into camp is to acuuaint them
not only with field and camp instrue-
ions. but lis to IfnDart a knowledge
of tile work of administration. n fca-
ture of which is the subsistence Of
troops. which involves the receipt of
stores and property and tn. proper
o5spoaition and accounting therefor"
Purchases.
Rations. subsistence. stores and
property. will be purchased by the
Cuartermaster General as required BIZ
law and regulations.
Issues
Supplies will be issued by Lieuten-
ant Colonel w. F.. Gary. Assistant
Cuartermaster General. in bulk to the
Eegmental comm;ssaries. Commits
saries of subsistence will have charge,
Of the issue and preservation Of COM
missary stores issued to organization
to which they are attached and will
account therefor OF the precribed
forms. under the supervision and d.
rection of Lieutenant Colonel .;ary.
The authorized forms and blanks will
he 5uDplied at camp. A thorough re-
aIi7ation Ct the importance of proper
ly preparing vouchers will save much
trouble and confusion. as defective
vouchers viii! not be accepted. and err
rors. ack Of proper authority or other
iTI egu:eIities must be avoided.
Pay.
Officers and enlisted men will re-
ceive the same paw as officers AMI en-
listed men CT corresponding grades Of
the Regular Army.
Payments for services will be
made on Day-rolls. and the date of
commissions for officers and the date
of enlistments for enlisted men must
be entered in every instance. Pay
ments will be made nv check as re-
CURED by law. within ten laws after
the encanpment
Schedule ard Routine-July 90. 1905.
Second Regiment
Co. I--Leave Plymouth. A. c. L..
100 a.. m.
Co. G--Leave Washington. Train
No. Il. 500 a. m.
Co. A-ani Band-Leave Tarboro.
A. c. L. Special. 10 a. m.
Co. K-Leave Wilson. A. c.. L. Spe-
cial.
CO. D-Leave Goldsboro. A. C.. l..
Special. 1920 a. ii.
Co. E-Leave 'ioldsboro. A. c.. L..
Special. II. 20 q. nj.
Co. LEAVE Lumber Bridge \. =.
L.. Train No. ga. connecting with A. =.
L.. Special at Fayetteville.
Co. F-Leave Fayetteville. A. 9. Z.
Special at IL a. m.
Co. M--Leave Maxton. s. A. T.. Spe-
cial. 1915 a.. m.
&c. II and HosDital Detachment
e Clinton 100 a m. connecting
with Train Nc. Al at Warsaw.
CO. B-Leavc kinston. A. and n. e..
Train No. 4. 1927 a.. M. connecting.
with A G.. L. Special at GoIdsl,oro.
Sanford Special Arrive Wilmington
1:3e D. m.
Tarboro Special Arrive Wilmington
Return Movement.
: Leave Wrishtsville July Goth. S 90
a. m.
Third Regiment.
Co. G. and Hospital Detacknert-
Leave ReidsvilIe 5.45 a. m. Train
II.
Co. L-Leave Greensboro. Southern
Srecial. GAO a. m.
Co. I--Leave burlington Southern
Co. B and Earpd-Leave Raleigh
Southern Special Te:2o a. n.
Co. H-Leave Warren Plains. S. A.
L. SneciaI. 500 a. m.
Co. E-Leave Oxford S. A. L. Spe-
ciaI. 5:t5 a. IN.
Co. Henderson,. S. A. L.
Sr.ecjal. $50 a. m.
Co. D--Leave i.ouisburG. S. A. L.
Special. $50 a. M.
Co. F-Leave F'ranklingto4r- $. A. L.
Special. SOC a. M.
Co. K--Leave Raleigh. 8. ~ L. Spe-
ciaI. S 45 a.. m.
Co. M--I4eave Sanford. A. C. T.. Spe-
cial. GAS a M.
S. A. L. Special arrive. Wilmington
-2:50 noon.
Sanford Specia' arrive Wilmington
100 y. m.
Return Movement.
Leave Wrightsville July goth. 500
a. III.
Eespectfully
FRANClS.A. MACON.
CuartermaSter GENERA