The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-09
For the Annual Maneuvers
Which Are Being Held
in That State.

West Virginia National Guard,
clarksburg. Sept. 9, 1905.
General Orders,
No. 10.
The following additional insruc-
lions In connection with the maneu-
vers at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ind.
are published for the information and
guidance OF all concerned:
(a) All field and stan officers exc
cept regimental inspectors OF small
arms practice, assistant surgeons,
and battalion quartermasters and
commlssaries are required to be
mounted. The officers will provide
their own mounts and will arrange
for loading them at one of the points
designated in G. o. 10, A. g. o. c. 5.
Hire of horses for officers below the
rank of major will be aid by the state
-regimental quartermasters will
take one extra horse for the general
use Of the officers excepted above.
OBJ Officers are detailed 10 the diff
ferent trains as follows:
Parkersburg- Cincinnati Section, First
Train.
Major R. L. Osborn. 1st nifty,
commanding.
end 1t. /. H. Freese, Bait. Q. NJ.
and comsy. 1st nifty. Quartermas-
ter.
Major Alonzo Andrews, Surgeon,
Med. Dept, Surgeon.
Parkersburg- Cincinnati Section, Sec
ond Train.
Col. c. E. Morrison, End nifty.
Commanding.
Captain R, G. Beckwith. End nifty.
Quartermaster.
Major 2. T. Kalbaugh, Surgeon,
Med. Dept, Surgeon.
Wheeling Columbus Section.
Col. II. R. Smith, 1st nifty, COM
mandIng.
Captain ]. L. Hunt, lst 1nfty-
quartermaster.
Captain v. H. Dye. Surgeon Med.
Dept. Surgeon.
PIT PIeasant-Ridgeway Section.
Captain c. A. Wood. End nifty,
commanding.
Captain J. c. Bond. A. Q. NJ. 1st
Brigade, quartermaster.
Captain W. A. Mcmillan. Surg
Med. Dept, surgeon.
Huntingdon Cincinnati Section.
Major ]. E. verlander, End nifty,
commanding.
End 1t. R. 7. Gladstone, Bait. O.
NJ. and Comsy., End nifty. quarter
master.
Major c, c. Hogg. Chief Surgeon,
1st Brigade, Surgeon.
tc) Each company commander
i Mill Al nR-
fcer and five privates to report TO
the train quartermaster in the bag
gage cars before arrival to unload
baggage. The details will unload
the baggage OF their own companies.
In hauling baggage to camp one man
will be sent with each load to identify
1t and at least one man of each COM
pany will remain at the baggage car
until his baggage is unloaded.
The commanding officers of Com
panies C. K and NJ, End nifty, will
each detail three privates to report
to the chief quartermaster OF tho
brigade Immediately on arrival to
unload the baggage and erect the
tents of brigade headquarters.
Baggage should be loaded in the
cars in the following order so that
that needed first can be unloaded
first: Officers baggage. enlisted
mems baggage. tentage, kitchen
equipment.
Cars must be marked on the out
side with the letter of the company
and number of the regiment of the
organization whose property is con-
tained therein.
officers charged with the billing OF
baggage are reminded that $50 lbs.
per man is carried free.
Commanding officers of trains will
wire the chief quartermaster, Camp
of Instruction, Lawrence, Ind, at
| least two hours before arrival, the
number Of officers and men, the
number Of baggage cars, and the
hour of probable arrival.
Train quartermasters will report
Immediately on arrival to the quar-
termaster in charge of wagon trans
portation for wagons to handle their
baggage, informing him Of the num-
Der required.
All tentage and bed sacks will be
taken.
One civilian only will be transport
ed free In each horse car, and no
others will be carried.
Id Troops will be detrained Inn
mediately upon arrival and formed
in column OF squads, in the order In
which thew win encamp, at least one
hundred yards from the train so as to
clear the way for unloading. To
avoid confusion men will not be al
lowed to leave the column until ar
rival In camp.
(e) Commanding officers of trains
viii wire regimental commIssaries. in
care of the Chief Commissary. Camp
of Instruction, Lawrence. Ind, a.
soon as their trains are made up,
the actual number of enlisted men
aboard, by regiment, keeping a MEM
orandum by company, so that ra-
tiors may be ready on arrival.
Ration returns for the entire peril
cd, ten days. will be made out be-
fore arrival, and will be submitted to
regImental adjutants Immediately
thereafter In case organizations do
not arrive at indianapolis before s
o'clock a. m. breakfast at not TO ex-
coed IS cents per man may be pro-
cured. for which receipt must be
taken.
Cf) The maximum enlisted strength
of each company will be sixty.
(g) Each organization commander
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