The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

transportation arranged and turned over to the proper ofncers. The men were mustered late yeater- day evening for pay by Captain W. ]. Walden, who was named for that duty by Colonel du Mont The muster was parade. The pay will be handed the men at an early hour this morning by General Brandon:
 / It will be busy morning for the mon of the 1st. Reveille will be sounded shortly after 1 .. m. Breakfast will be served the men by 2 q. m. All equipment will be packed and the mon will be lined up for their pay. The men will then prepare for the formal breaking of camp. Tent pegs will be loosened and when a gun is fired every tent in camp will be dropped. The tents will then be rolled up by the mon and later in the day will be loaded on the freight cars which are waiting them on a side track.
 A special orders was published yes terday evening by Colonel du Mont thanking the officers and men for tneir record in camp and for the willingneec duties. This order was read at the last dress parade which was attended. in spite of the threatening weather. py one of the largest crowds of the week. The crowd again numbered prooaDly 5000 people The orders read out at the parade were as follows:
 Last Orders Publi.heA. Headquarters First Infantry, A. N. G..
 Camp Graves. near Montgomery.
 Ala. July 2s. 1905.
 Orders No. 43.
 At this. the last parade at CaTp Graves. the commanding officer feels 1t his duty to express to the officers and men his appreciation and deep sense of gratitude for the uniform good behavior and the ready willing ness on. the part of all to perform any service required for the good of the regiment.
 This expression of appreciation is without reservation regarding any case having come to the attention of these headquarters in any way show ing a want of readiness to perform whatever duty any occasion required.
 By order of Colonel Du Mont. Headquarters First Infantry. A. N. G..
 Camp Graves, near Montgomery,
 Ala. July 2s. 1905.
 Order No. 41.
 The commanding officer desires to compliment the following members of the guard. now serving. for their em- cient work in camp today:
 Lieutenant W. H. Bower, company H; Corporal G. A. Chamblin. company M; Guards c. Robinson. company G.; V. Johns. company c; A. Stevens, company I; N. Worthy. company O; B. c. Walls, company I; J. Few. company F; W. T. Willis, company D; s. Bailey. company D; T. H. Hatterman. com pany D; W. Young, company M.
 Rv order of Colonel Du Mont Headquarters First. Infantry. A. N G.,
 Camp Graves, near Montgomery.
 Ala. July 23. 1905. Orders No. A..
 I. Captain W. J. Walden Is hereby appointed mastering officer.
 a2 He will muster each company im- mediately after parade on the grounds and company commanders will be pre- pared to furnish list of absentees.
 By order of Colonel Du Mont. Headquarters First Infantry. A. N. G..
 Camp Graves, near Montgomery,
 Ala. July 23. 1905.
 Circular No. 2. ,Sr., , The Inspector General compliments the 1st Infantry, Alabama National Guard, upon the soldierly appearance of the officers and men. and upon the correctly arranged and well policed condition of its camp.
 The company streets and quarters are clean and we'll kept and the equip ment properly cared for.
 Tine efficiency and zeal of the field and staff officers in the discharge of their respective duties Is commend ed, R. F. Ligon,
 Inspector General. A. N. G.
 Captain CaIlaghan Entertains.
 Captain John s. Callaghan of Com pany M, entertained at a delightful sup per last night at which the guest of honor was Governor w. D. Jelks. The fine supper was served in the mess tent