Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-07-19
FRIDAY, JULY 1e, 1907.
ing duty roster. guard detail books,

ing duty roster, guard uetdll poohS,
and sick report.
10. Upon arriving at Charlotte,
company commanders will deliver to
the regimental adjutant, regimental
quartermaster and the commissary,
one copy OF report Of number OF Of
GERS and men with their commands.
Blanks for this purpose will be fur
nished.
IL. Officers will carry with them
the equipment required of them ac-
cording to the provisions of G. o. No.
8, current series, except that mounted
officers will carry, OF their horse
equipment, only the saddle cloths and
spurs. Enlisted men will carry with
them the equipment required OF them
by same orders, except the shelter
tent.half, will not be carried. They
will carry In addition one extra pair
Of breeches for police duty and drill.
The poncho will be packed in the
blanket, and the blanket roll, canteen
and haversack with meat can, knife,
fork, spoon and tin cup will be car
ried on the person Of the soldier.
Men will travel without blouses, which
will be packed with their other bag
gage or in the blanket roll.
IL. All officers and men leaving
home before noon should carry with
them at least two cooked rations; those
leaving home after noon at least one.
13. 1t having been found advisable
to do our own subsisting, arrangements
have been made to purchase commits
sary supplies from the government
commissary. Company commanders
will, therefore, make the usual ar
rangements about cooks and cooking.
IA. For the purpose of defraying all
necessary expenses company comman-
ders will collect from the members Of
their command before leaving home as
follows:
From each first sergeant, $1.91: COM
pany quartermaster sergeant, $2.S3;
sergeant, $2.S3; corporal, 1928; artifl-
Ger, 1928; musician, 1851: cook, $2.93;
private, 1851.
The chief musician of the band will
collect from that organization before
leaving home, as follows:
From the drum major, $1.91; princi-
pal musician, $2.31; each sergeant,
$685. corporal. 1928; private, 1851;
cook, $3.50.
The members Of the hospital corps
will pay to the commanding officer Of
company NJ upon his entraining. as
follows:
Each private Of the first class, s2.SS;
private. $3.01.
Nom commissioned staff officers will
pay to the commanding officer Of the
company to which they are attached
for subsistence, as follows:
The regimental sergeant major, Tic;
quartermaster sergeant, Tic; commits
sary sergeant, Tie; battalion sergeant
major, each $1.91; color sergeants,
each, $1.91.
Company commanders will use the
funds thus obtained with the pay and
subsistence money Of the men attached
to their commands, and in addition the
800 sent them by the adjutant gen.
eral, to defray the expenses Of en-
campment.
The officers will subsist themselves
out OF their pay, and the sergeant first
class, hospital corps and the chief
musician will each contribute to the
organizations to which they are at
tached the sum Of $5.23, out Of their
pey.
is. Before detraining at Primers
Point, company commanders will see
that the cars occupied by their organ
izations are thoroughly policed and
left in good condition.
Immediately upon arriving at des-
tination company commanders Will
place themselves opposite the center OF
at each end Of the car, and upon or
ders the company will detrain, one
half Of the company going out at one
door and the other half out Of the 9TH
er. A sergeant will go through each
car after the men detrain to see that
nothing has been left in the cars.
16. Major E.. M. Blythe Is appointed
provost marshal, and Captain. T. B.
Spratt is appointed summary court Of
ficer.
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
II. Officers In charge Of different
organizations will be charged with the
responsibility of carrying out the pro-
visions Of these orders within their
respective organizations, and the sen.
ior officer at each station will commu-
'nicate to the commissioned stan
officers the provisions Of these orders.