The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-15

ble yesterday issued the following or | der:
 ~Hsadquartsrs First Cavalry Squad. 1 ron Alabama National Guard. Camp Ariosto A Wiley. Montgomery l July IA.
 General Order No. 5.
 The following rules and regulations governing rife practice at this camp will be strictly adhered to, and each and every order contained herein will be rigidfy enforced
 No. 1-Begfnning Wednesday, July 18th. 1905, Troop Commanders will have their range details in readiness to leave on first car for range, which car leaves Pickett Springs Station promptly at s a- rs. On returning to camp at mid day car leaves range at 12:15 p. m. Afternoon car leaves Pickett Springs Station promptly at 2:30 p. no. On re- turning to camp in afternoon car leaves range promptly at 5:I5 D. m. Troop Commanders will hereby caution their men to be time at such assemblies. as cars win run on schedule time ana will not wait for strasglers.
 "No. 2.--The manner and way fin which men and officers handle their ri- hes at the range will be carefully waached. and unless actually shooting on the firing line. no man or officer will be allowed to load or unload his piece, nor point his gum in the direc- ton of any one present. All guns not in action on the firing line will be un- loaded. having their bolts pulled back and chambers open. Any man or offi- cer not conforming to the above reg ulation will be severely punished, and each man will be held responsible for his own gun and shall keep personal supervision of same while on the range. No man or oficer will be allowed to leave the range with his rife loaded. nor will he en route to or from camp De allowed such privilege. Any man or of1cer not conforming to the above regulation will be severely punished.
 No. a--First Lieutenant B. NJ No- hles Inspector of Rife Practice, is here by detailed as Range Officer at said Central Alabama Rifle Range, and will be obeyed and respected accordingly, and ts hereby ordered to report at once to tha commander of the camp any breach of the above rules and regula- tions, and authority is hereby given him to take charge of sasd range. Any complaints or non-eonformance to or- ders coming under the supervision of any officer on the range will be re- ported directly to said range ofleer, ana he will in turn each day make out written report and statement to the commanding officer.
 
 required for rifle practice the day fol- lowing will be furnished the troop commanders by the adtutant every evening directly after guard mount.
 'eNo. s-Scorers on the range will im- mediately after completing scores of men and officers file same with the ad- jutant, who is hereby detailed and de- signated as assistant range ofaeer, and will be obeyed and respected accord- ingfy.
 70. S. Price, "Iieutenant and Adjutant ist Cavalry.
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 orders were also issued by Major No- ble requiring troop commanders to furnish the ad5utant with a complete roster of their troops. with list of gun numbers.
 Dress Parade.
 At dress parade Capt. M. NJ. Stew art of Birmingham was designated as Oflcer of the Day. and Lieut.. c. B. Dexter of Montgomery as Omcer of the Guard. For guard duty men were drawn as follows. Troop 4 one ser- geant, one coroTal' and four privates; Troop c. one corporal. four privates and one supernumerary; Troop D. one cor porai, four privates and one supernum~ erary
 Guard mount took place immediate iv following dress parade and the men detaifed in the orders went on duty for the night and until guard mount this evening.
 Major Noble made it clear yesterday evening that the camp was to be one of instruction but the men would be allowed as much recreation as the life of a soldier will admit. Taps will not be sounded until II ?. n.. and the first morning call will be at o'clock.