The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-19
ORDER ISSUED
FOR STATE CAMP
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viii Be Held This Year With
Regulars at Fort Rus.
sell, Wyoming.
MILITIA THERE AUG. 1919
ADJUTANT GENERAL NAYLOR
ANNOUNCES THE PLANS.

Orders for the annual encampment of
the National Guard of Utah were is
sued yesterday from the office of Ad-
Jutant General Raymond S. Naylor
The encampment will be held in con-
Junction with the regular troops of
the United States army near Fort ID. A.
Russell, Wyo., from Aug. Il to 10. Adj
Jutant General Naylor stated that APP
proximately 400 officers and men will
make the trip.
The orders are as follows
Headquarters National Guard of Utah,
Adjutant Generals Office.
Salt Lake City. Utah. July 1S 1906
General Orders No 10. The National
Guard OF Utah consisting of the field
staff and band companies A. b. c, ID.
y. F. H. First infantry, troop A, First
cavalry. First battery. Field Artillery,
Signal corps Hospital corps Will hold its
annual encampment of concentration and
instruction IN conjunction with the reg
ular troops of the United States army
near Fort ID. \. Russell. WyO., Aug. L
tn 10. 1906. inclusive
The commanding officer. First infantry,
viii appoint 10 act during the encamp-
ment. such staff officers as the service
demands, from the officers of the line.
Transportation.
The cost of transportation, not TO ex-
coed s9SO0, will be met by the United
States government, but all arrangements
and contracts covering the transportation
from home stations 10 camp and return
VIII be made by the QuartermdSter, WhC
win apply to the chief quartermaster,
department of the Missouri. Omaha. Neb.
through military channels. for detailed
instructions, as 10 these arrangements and
contracts and on the completion of the
movement the proper accounts and
vouchers should be sent 10 that office for
settlement
Subsistence.
Subsistence will be furnished By the
United States government, not TO exceed
In cost the sum of Sl,0OO, as follows:
From the time the above mentioned or
CARNATIONS shall start from their re-
spectiVe home rendezvous until arrival al
camp, cooked meals may be provided by
the commanding officers in charge there
of at cost not to exceed 70 cents per
man per day.
The officer who procures the cooked
meals will prepare certified vouchers for
same on Form Z. subsistence depart
ment showing dates and places between
which travel may be performed send
ing such vouchers to the chief commits
sary. department of the Missouri, for
payment, to whom also application should
be made for further instructions, by the
officer appointed to act as commissary
through military channels.
While in camp ratiOnS in kind will be
issued and for the journey returning to
the respective home rendezvous. travel
Any expense for subsistence in excess of
the allotment will be borne by the
state, when authorized. under the prOVi-
sions of section II, of the act of Jan 21
1868. as follows:
First-Under the first clause of said
section whereby stores may be issued to
the state and charged. TO the states al
lotment under section 1861, r. s., as
amended, at cost price without transpor-
tation; or.
Second-Under the last clause of the
i
state for cash and payment made there
for from the state fund at cost price with
actual transportation added.
In either case the authority of the sec
rotary of war is necessary. If the COM
handing officer deems the allotment in
sufficient he will take timely action in
the premises. And expense for subsist-
ence Unauthorized will be borne by the
organization mourning same.
Pay.
Pay will be met by the United States
government at the army rates not TO ex-
coed s6200. and payment will be made by
army paymastefs. on rolls prepared by
proper organization commanders, in
trplicate. on Form No. IS. pay depart
ment. The difference between the army
rates of pay and the rate prescribed by
the state code will be paid by the state
and must he borne on separate rolls and
not entered on the army rolls and pay
ment will be made by the paymaster APP
pointed by the state. For further in
structions the paymaster appointed for
the camp will apply TO the paymaster
general Of the army, war department,
Washington, D. -. through military
channels, and during the encampment
such application will be made TO the chief
paymaster OF the camp
Payments to Be Made by the State.
Horse hire and other incidental ex-
penses not included under the head of
pay, subsistence and transportation as
covered above will he paid by the state
The commanding officer First infantry
will Immediately advertise for bids for
horses for the encampment, also forage
submitting said bids TO these headquar-
ters for approval.
All organization commanders will see
that their commands are fully armed |
uniformed and equipped for active duty
In the field. and will embrace in their |
equipment all tentage and other equipage
-eduired to establish proper camp.
The commanding officer upon arrival |
AZ the camp. will report to Brigadier Cen !