Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-03
CAMP CRAWFORD ORGANIZES
General Marion Arrives With STAFF
EUuE0 anaha and Issues Orders.
REGULARS ASSIST MILITIA
One Order Provides That Sole 81
Liquors WIN not ne TOls-ated
and Offenders Severely
Punished,


CAMP EMMETT CRAWFORD. Near Dale
Creek, wyo., Aug. ~a-especial Telegram)-
Camp Ernmet Crawford wa formally estab-
IIshed yesterday BY Brisadier General
Charles Morton, commanding the Depart
msnt Of the Missouri. who has arrived on
the ground with his staff. consisting largely
Of the department starr Of the Department
Of the Missouri, from Omaha. The camp
Is we'll located and will continue for one
month.
General orders No. 1, following, gives the
details Of the camp and the personnel Of
the command:
1. For the purpose OF instruction this COM
mand will constitute a provisional division
OF two brigades, comprising all troops,
regular and militia. which have reported or
encampment-
q The provisional infantry brigade will be
composed Of the Twenty-ftrst Infantry, the
Fifteenth infantry, the Third battalion,
Nineteenth infantry, and the three organ
lied militia regiments from Colorado, Utah
and Wyoming, and will be commanded by
Colonel Charles A. Williams, Twenty-first
infantry. The provisional cavalry brigade
will be composed OF the Fourth and Eighth
cavalry, and win be commanded by Colonel
II. p. Kingsbury, Eeighth cavalry, The
field artillery Headquarters and one bat
TALON, Second field artillery, and the Colo
RADIO and Utah batteries) will constitute the
division artillery, commanded by Colonel s.
w. Taylor. Second field artillery.
g. In compliance with general orders No.
undersigned hereby assumes command OF
\ the provisional division and camp.
4 The following. staff Is a~nnounced;
Personalities Lieutenant Arvin J.. Hun
sacker, Ninth cavalry, aide-de-camp; Sec
ord Lieutenant Troup Miller, Seventh
cavalry. aide-de-camp. -
Evans, general staff, chief OF staff; Major
w, r. May, Fifteenth infantry, adjutant
geenral; Major ]. G. Galbraith, inspector
general. Inspector general and judge advo-
cate; Major Daniel f. Mccarthy, quarter
master, chief QuartermaBter; Second Lieu
tenant Otto L. Brunzell, battalion quarter
master and commissary, Eleventh Infantry,
assistant to chief quartermaster and depot
quRrtermaster; Captain Cecil Stewart, com
missary. chief commissary; Lieutenant
chief surgeon; Major William E. Purviance,
Medical corps, medical inspector; Captain
William +. Clark paymaster, chief pay
master; First Lieutenant Mark l.. Ireland,
ordnance department. chief ordnance Off
Ger; Lieutenant Colonel w. A. Glassford
Signal corps. chief signal officer; Captain
FIne,r > o nUSa, corps c II faklFssTMs o fehe5 en-
Brigadier General United States Army
other Orders Issued.
General order No. 3, gives the daily rou-
tine Of calls for the government Of the
camp. General order No. 8 provides for the
arrival and assignment Of the different
commands to constitute the camp and the
methods OF submitting reports. 1t goes on
further to state that the attention of all
officers and enlisted men OF the division Is
called to the fact that courtesy among mill.
tary men is Indispensable, a strict observ.
anoe Of this requirement is enjoined upoT
all. AZ far as practicable all officers of the
regular army will furnish any Information
sought by officers OF the organised militia
concerning organizations. encampments
sanitary precautions. and Administrative
IN order that they may derive the creates
benefit from the encampment and tn,
course OF instruction TO be pursued. Tn,
sale OF alcoholic liquors on the reservation
Is strictly prohibited.
General order No. I provides for the de
tails OF camp management, sanitation an,
snjoins the strict observance. Of such rules