Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-14
COMPANY G AND BAND WILL GO
TO IOWA CITY BY WAY OF
ELDON AND WASHINGTON.
HOWELL ISSUES ORDERS
Encampment This Year Will Be
known az "Camp Logan" Being
Named In Hopor Of
Adjutant General.


day. July 49, The band and the COM
pany will go to Iowa City over the
Rock Island by the way of Eldon,
Washington and Columbus Junction.
Captain Clarence E. Schamp does not
at present know how many men will
go, but the company will not be pres
ent with It's ranks filled. There has
been hard work in the armory and on
the streets of late and the boys are IN
fine condition and will make good
showing. The camp this year will be
called Camp Logan" in honor OF
Adjutant General Guy E. Logan.
Issues Camp Orders.
Colonel Ralph P. Howell has issued
the following general orders regarding
the camp.
y Pursuant to general order No.
II. adjutant generals office, Des
Moines, Iowa, June 4, 1910, this regi-
ment will go into camp at Iowa City,
Iowa, July 1S, 1910, by such routes as
may be ordered by the adjutant gen.
eral. The camp will be called Camp
Logan" in honor Of the adjutant gen
eral of Iowa.
(2) Company commanders will de-
tail sufficient number of men IN
charge of non-commissioned officer,
who will have charge OF the baggage
until it arrives in the company street
at camp.
ca All organizations will wear the
field uniforms and travel in heavy
marching order: haversack and can
teens. blankets rolled in shelter tents,
rubber pouches in one end easy of &C
cess. Dress uniforms will be packed
in squad chests, also such changes or
Undertaking as may be necessary.
Each man will provide himself with
one pair of tan shoes (not new and
one pair of black shoes and comb.
brush. soap and such number or
towels as he may require.
Each organization will pack with
dress uniforms six large overcoats.
Each organization should provide
itself with one rake. one spade, one
ak. one Ratchet, one hammer and
nails. one saw. one cord or rope for
lining camp. one broom one sickle
and ten or fifteen wash basins.
(4) Organizations arriving at camp
will report at regimental headquar-
tiers and upon submitting morning re-
ports. provision returns and transpor-
tation report (all of which must be
prepared enroute) will be assigned to
quarters.
(5) In fair weather all tents will be
neatly and properly rolled from
fatigue at 1909 a. M, until recall at
II a. m.
Company, guard and detachment
commanders will make personal in
spection of their quarters and allotted
space at 1880 a. m, and as often there
after as may be necessary.
co Each battalion commander will
personally see to it that the latrines
of his battalion are properly cared for
in accordance with instructions of the
medical department. LIT. H. L. Hustled,
assistant surgeon. will have personal
supervision Of all latrines and his
orders in reference to the same will
be promptly obeyed by all officers
and enlisted men.
CO Summary court will convene
each day at It. Col. F. s. Holsteen's
trial of such offenses as may be
brought before it.
(S) 1t. Col F. S. Holsteen is
hereby detailed as special instructor
in guard duty and as such will be en-
titled to the courtesies of field officer
Of the day.
90 Dress uniforms will be worn at
reviews. parades, and at all times
when individuals not under orders
leave camp. and for enlisted men will
consist of dress cap. dress coat. dress
trousers black shoes and white col |
lar. under arm, and white gloves. /
Service uniforms will be worn on al!
occasions where dress uniforms are
not prescribed.
90 Officers will not absent them
selves from camp without the consent !
of the regimental commander En- |
listed men will not leave their quar-
tiers without the consent of the first !
sergeant. or camp without the consent /
of the company commander.
Cd The order of camp and regi-l
mental formations will be as follows: /
First battalion, Major Ball, l.. K.
B. 81.
Second battalion, Major Hollowell
II. A. c. & D.
Third battalion, Major Hayner, G.
NJ. r. T..
u2) 1T. Joe NJ. Fee and Sergeant /
Major Arthur Jordan will report to
Major Hollowell.
1t. Chas. Fifer and Sergeant Major
Arthur Jordan will report to Major
Hayner.
(13) Each battalion, company, hos
pital and detachment commander will
furnish this officer, by August 10,
1910, detailed statement of their tour
Of duty.
90 The following daily routine
will be observed:
First call ........... $50 a. m.
March 5:35 a. m.
Reyelle $40 a. m.
Assembly (roll CALI ..... 5:45 a. m.
Mess 500 a. m.
Sick call ............... 6:45 a. m.
Fatigue call ......-...... 700 a. m.
Iuard mounting ....... 7:45 a. m.
A ssembly .............. 1850 a. m.
Adiutants call .......... 500 a. m.
Drill call ................ $3.50 a. m.