The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-02
ORDER is ISSUED
FOR STATE CAMP
Salt Lahe Organizations VIII Report
at Armory Monday Evening.
REACH MANTI ON TUESDAY
DETAILS OF ARRANGEMENTS
ARE PROVIDED FOR.

A Ii of Utahs National Guard except
~ the Manti and Nephi companies viii
assemble in Salt Lake at 8 o'clock
Monday evening and viii leave the
city that evening for the Manti eu-
campnent. Orders TO this effect. COW
ering the manner and time of assem-
blage and departure were issued yes
terday.
The companies viii march from their
trains 10 the armOry and Monday even
ihg's parade.WV4 b. from the armory 10 t
Main. thence To South Temple. thence
TO the Oregon Short Line passenger
station.
The following organizations will be-
i'm line: Troop A and First battery.
Salt Lake; company b. ogden. com
pany f. Bountiful, company d. Salt
Lake: company IL. Salt Lake. and the
signal corps. First Infantry head
quarters s,aff and band,
The text Of the order providing for tile
assembly o. the guard for encamp'n -n5
Is as follows
General Orders No D.
Headquarters First Infantry National
Guard OF Utah. salt Lake City, Aug. 81.
1905.
In compliance with C. O. No. % C.. s..
lions stationed AT Salt Lake CITY viii
assemble At the aTmOry. this city. Sept 4,
1875, at s .. m. Field and staff Officers
and band viii resort at the same place
not later than p. n.
Arrangements for Trains.
Company A, NephL viii bee furnished a
coach by the San Pedro, Los Angeles q
Salt Lake Railroad company. and they
may occupy the same after ID u. m on
Monday evening. Sent T. 1905. HhiCn viii
be attached 10 the SPECIAL train carrying
the troops from salt Lake CITY.
Company b, Ogden. will leave set %.
m. Sept. 4, 1895, o. train No. 4 over the
Denver * Rio GFande railroad.
Company r. BountifuL viii leave that
place at 4;l0 p. NJ, Sept. a, 1890 over the
Salt Lake a Ogden railroad.
These two companies viii march direct
10 the armory after their arrival in this
city and the QuaTtermasteF viii make ar
ransements 10 transfer the baggage 20
the San Pedro, Los Angeles g. salt Lake
railroad depot, this city.
Company n Manti. viii report al the
Sanpete Valley railroad station at that
place Tuesday, sept :. 1903. al o a. ~
The uniform for this occasion VII be
the khaki. or service. with blue flannel
shirt. campaign haI and leggings.
Each company commander VIII see 10 ~
that every member Of his command rs
properly equipped as 40 arms and uni
form, and furnished with complete mess
kit; extra underwear and toilet articles
viii be carried ia the blanket roll. OH
the outside of which viii be the poucho.
and slung over the left shoulder. The
haVersack viii contain the mess Kit eN-
cept the tiI CUP which Viii be fastened
10 the hook on haFeTsaCk strap. Each
man must be supplied with Two pairs ~
blankets; shoes should be durable and
well fitting. Men are cautioned against
burdeniug themselves with supertluous
bageage. and uo .Valises or satcneis viii
be permitted The allowance of baggage
for officers will be as provided in United
"a ri
be transported should. as Tar as prac-
ticabIe. be Of the kind which viii foio.
No stores or baggage must be letJ with
out a guard. Company commanders VIII
be prepared 10 furnish. If necessary. their
respective guard detail with 0VeTc0ats.
Detail to Load.
The commanding Officers of troops sta
toned in Salt Lake Cit viii detail a
sufficient number of men of their com
mauds 10 transport and load equipment
and camp supplies. reporting TO the guar
termaster general Monday. Sept 4 1860.
at T. o'clock noon at the armOry. They
viii deliver 10 him an invoice showing
the number of boxes and packages and
the marks Of the same 10 be transported
The members of the First battery, field
artillery will report at the armOry Mon
day Sept. 4. 1875, at such time as may
be designated by the battery commander,
TO prepare its field equipment Tor trans
pOrtaJiOu and to assist IN loading The
same 1t The railroad station.
Subsistence fer the above details viii
be furnished b. the camp commissary.
Subsistence for the other troops VIII COM
menCe with the midday meal or sept .,
1865 Coffee will be served at the armOTy
before leaving Monday Sept. 4. 1893, also
at Manti on the morning or Sept ., lSJ9-
Upon receipt Of this order, company
commanders viii immediately report to
these headquarters the actual strength
of their commands and whether they have
engaged any cooks
nall r mil na wlr
for under the direction of the camp
QuartermaSter.
The camp QuarteTmaster and the regi-
mental duartermasUer sergeant wifi pro
coed to Manri over the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad SUudaz, Sept 8, 1893. 10
make detailed ARRANGEMENTS Tor supplies
and laying off Of the camp The regi-
mental cOmmlSsaTN sergeant VIII report 10
the camp cOmmissary at Mauti on Sept B.
1895 leaving his station over the Sanpete
Valley railroad on the same date.
The re2imental ouarterEnaster viii be
prepared TO issue at camp al necessary
material. ammunition and report blanks
for target practice.
Upon the recommendations or the bat
TALON commanders the following officers
are detailed as adjuIauts. First Li6uteu-
ants a. L. Louder and j. L. Ewing.
Lfeutenants f. l.. Bourne, First caval-
~ and Henry W Adams field artillery
will proceed to MaHti Sept T. 1896. over
the Denver g. Rio Grande railroad for the
purpose OF examining and selecting The
horses TO be used during the encdmpmenl,
reporting TO the camp Quartermaster.
The following appointments are an
nOunced:
John Montgomery. il, color sergeant
Earl j. BOst and Curtis Y. ClawsOu.
sergeant ma Ors.
The attention of company commanders
is called TO section 1894. x. s. and they
are directed 10 forward promptly charges
against any members Of their commands
VINO fail To report for duty IN compliance
with this order unless properly excused
bv the cOmmauder-in-chief such request
having passed through proper channels
BY order of Colonel Lund.
o. H HASSING
Official Captain and Adjutant
Denial as to Caine.
A rumor was published last evening
10 the effect that Captain A. W. Game.
IT.. of Troop A has been requested 90
resign and viii not accompany his