The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-08
DATES SENT OUT
 FOR INSPECTIONS General Brandon Gives Notice
 to Military Men . NO EXCUSE FOR ABSEN TEES Failure to Attend Will Subject Man to courtmartial-Troops Will
 Be in Heavy Marching
 Order
NO EXCUSE FOR ABSENTEES

Montgomery. February 7.-(Speeial)- General order No. has been issued by Adjutant Generil William ". Brandon of tke Alabama National Guard, outlining tl.e itinerary of the springs inspections, w.Ich will begin early in March. It is also given out that no excuse will be taken for absentees from these inspec- tions and that all who do not attend will be subject courtmartial. All inspections will take place at the armorles and troops wll be in heavy marching order and f.tigue uniform. Comma nding officers are required to see tha. all equipment IS con venient for the inspection.
 The following is the text of the order, sent out today:
 Adjutant Generals Office,
 Montgomery, Ala, February 10, 1905. General Orrer No. 3.
 1. The annual inspection of the Alabama National Guard for the current year. as Lovided under section II of the lnlliua act, approved January 2l 1903, will occur as follows:
 By Capt A. S. Morgan. A. C.. U. S. Army:
 Troop B, First cavalry, Camden, March 6, 1905.
 Band, Companies A. B. F and M. First infantry. Battalion A, Mobile, March T and 8, 1905.
 Company G. First infantry. Brewton. March 9.
 Company K, First infantry, Evergreen, March 10, 1905.
 Company D, First infantry, Ft. Deposit March II.
 Company c. First infantry Geneva. March 13
 Companies A and D. Second infantry, Battalion B, Troop A, Montgomery. March IA and 1b.
 Company l, Second infantry Luverne. March 16
 Company |, Second infantry, Wetump- ka March IT.
 Company l-, Second infantry. Tuskegee. March 1s.
 By Captain w. F. Hase A. c. U. &. army:
 Company II, Second infantry, opelika. March 20
 Company L. Second infantry. Phoenix City, March 2l.
 Company G, Second infantry, EufauIa March 22.
 Company II, First infantry, Troy. March 23
 Company l. First infantsy Enterprise. March 24.
 Company F, First infantry, Dothan, March %.
 Company E, Third infantry, Decatur, March 27. Company B, Third infantry Florence, March 2S.
 Company M. Third infantry. Jasper, March 29.
 Company II, Third infantry, Bessemer, March 30
 Company F, Second infantry, Tusca- loosa, March 31.
 By Captain J, c, Goodfellow. A. c. U. S. army:
 Company M, Second infantry, Demop- oils. April l.
 Company L, First infantry, Uniontown. April 3.
 Company C, Battery c. Troop c, Selma. April and g.
 Companies c and K, Third infantry Birmingham, April 6. Company B. Second infantry, Troop D. Battlery D, Birmingham. April '. Company A, Third infantry, Woodlawn. April B.
 Company L. Talladega; Talladega, April 10
 Company I, Third infantry, Oxford, April II.
 Company D, Third infantry, Anniston. April 12.
 Company c, Third infantry Gadsden. April 13
 2 Every officer and enlisted man Is re- quired to be present at this inspection. unless excused by the commanding off cer, upon certificate o. a surgeon Fail ure to be present renders suci person lia- ble to q court martial. Company trooD and battery commanders will be held re- sponsible for strict observance of this order.
 3. Commanding officers will see that all ordnance and quartermaster supplies are convenient for the inspection of same This paragraph applies to all military stores of every character
 All inspections shall take place at the armories of the respective organizations at ?. m., unless otherwise ordered 5. Inspection will be in fatigue uniform. heavy marching order. and commanding officers will acquaint themselves with a proper knowledge of the ceremonies of inspection. Organizations will be judged by their Inspection, and notice is given that inefficient organizations will not be retaied fin the service
 Regimental commanders may issue such orders as they deem best to secure a full attendance.
 [ The AdjHtant General. or the In- spector General will accompany the in- specting officer and render such assist ance. and make such inspection as he deems proper. The travel enioined is necessary for the public service. By command of the Governor
 WILLIAM w. BRANDON,
 AdJntant General.
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