The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
ORDERS FOR CAMP.
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Immediately on arrival at Mantle commanding officers will see that re- port of the number present cn morning report is sent to Major William M Stark, commissary at his office on the state military rendezvous. Issues will be made for periods of three days on the day preceding the ration period. Attention is directed to paragraphs 7S7, 749 755, 75S, 76O, 761, Subsistence Man ual, modified by the foregoing and 762, for the information of all concerned, and will be observed as far as appli- cable.
 | Commanding officers will mage requi- sitlon on the acting quartermaster- general for transportation of troops and horses, with necessary baggage, to and from the state military rendezvous before July 1. The baggage will be ! limited to two company chests for each infantry company, Troop A cavalry, platoon of artillery and platoon Ma chine Gun battery. Officers baggage will be limited to one yalise or small trunk. A baggage detail of four men from each company will be made by company commanders to accompany the baggage. They will receive one day s pay and rations extra for this duty. Transportation for horses for field and < staff use will be furnished only from brigade and regimental headquarters; battery and Machine Gun horses from their respective locations. Six days pay only will be allowed for horses 1 during the encampment.
 Payrolls for duty will be made out strictly in accordance with law, and must be completed and signed on or before the last day of encampment and delivered at these headquarters in the field by 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday, July 27. Recruits enlisted after June 1, 1907, without special authority from this of flee will not be borne on payroll for duty. Musicians may be enlisted to June 15, inclusive.
 The commander-in-chief will review the brigade on Friday. July 26.
 Encampments of the Connecticut Na- tional Guard being held by authority of law, every officer and enlisted man IIS ItquAGd u pC PlEcCllt AOl NuLS hIlT Hess excused for imperative reasons. The brigade commander will report to this office any commissioned officer ab- sent, with the cause of absence.
 The commanding officer, coast ar- tillery, will report with his command to the commanding officer, New Lon don artilley district. at Fort H. G. Wright, Monday, July 15, 1907, for twelve days duty. He Is directed to send working party of one non-com- missioned officer; a cook and four pri- yates from each company, together with his camp equipage and cooking utensils. to Fort H. c. Wright two days in advance of this movement, with instructions to prepare camp.
 The commanding officer. third infan- try, accompanied by the regimental staff and on-eommissioned staff off, cers, is directed to report to the com manding officer, New London artillery district, with Co. H, of his command at Fort H. G. Wright, Monday, July 15. 1907, and to order Go. I of his com mand to report to the commanding of ficer, Fort Terry, the same date; all for twelve days duty.
 The medical officers, hospital corps, assigned to third infantry and band, third infantry, will report to the com manding officer third infantry, at Fort H. G. Wright. The remaining companies of the regiment will take station as follows: Companies D. F and l., at Fort H. c. Wright; compan- ies A, B, c, c, K and M, at Fort Terry Field officers and battalion staff, will be assigned stations by the command ing officer, third infantry, with the ap- proval of the commanding officer, New London artillery district, all reporting