Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-06
GIVES ORDER FOR
NATIONAL GUARD
OFFICERS CAMP
Adjutant General Issues Regu-
IatiOns for Special School
of instruction.
Special to the Newark star.l

Especial to the Newark start
TRENTON, April 6.-Adjutant-Ger-
eral Wilbur F. Sadler, jr., has issued
an order giving the regulations for the
special camp of instruction for Ma
tional Guard officers, to be held at the
State camp ground, Sea Grit, from
June % to June q, inclusive. The or
der is as follows:
/. A camp of instruction for infantry
officers will be established at the State
camp ground, Sea Grit, from June Y
to 81. inclusive, 1911, for the purpose
of giving certain elementary instruc-
ton preparatory to the annual encamp-
ment to be held during the ensuing
summer.
2. officers will not be required &c
bring to the camp of instruction the
rifle or other equipment pertaining 10
enlisted men.
8. The officers attending will be ex-
pected to waive all questions of rank,
and participate on an equal footing in
ell drills, tactical walks, lectures, etc.
Requirements for oHiccrs.
4. Each officer will be required to pro-
vide himself with the necessary articles
of personal equipment, such as rain
coat or poncho, watch, compass, note
book, pencils, etc. Service uniform will
be worn.
5. The camp will be erected by the
student officers, and W officers will be
assigned to each tent.
6. Transportation. a of the officers
and the authorized incidental expenses
of the camp will be paid out of the
funds allotted to the State under sec
ton 1861 revised statutes, as amended,
hut opd fro naDortatio0 will not Do
allowed any officer who does not at
tend the camp of instruction for at
least four consecutive days.
7. The senior officer in attendance at
the camp will be charged with the prep
aration and execution of the pay
rolls, which will be furnished by the
paymaster-general
8. officers may arrange to conduct
an officers mess in camp, if they so
desire; this, however, entirely at their
own expense. The clubhouse at Sea
Girt will be open and will furnish sub
sistence to officers at a rate of seven
ty-five cents per meal, n in cases
where officers may desire quarters the
rate will be 81 for a room or fifty cents
per night for a cot in the dormitory.
Arrangements for subsistence and
quarters at the clubhouse may be
made in advance by communicating
with Colonel Charles A. Reid, Trenton,
N. j.. This should be done promptly
in order thai proper provision may be
made by the club management to care
for the guests upon arrival.
Q. officers desiring to attend the
camp of instruction will so advise the
commanding officer of their respective
regiment not later than April 80, 1911;
the commanding officers of regiments
will report TO the acknowledgement,
through military channel. not later
than May s, 1911, the number of Of
ficers SO desiring to attend, giving
name and rank.
10. In order that proper arrangements
may be made for transportation and
quarters, and the necessary funds for
pay of officers, nc officer will be per-
mitted to attend the camp who has
not been reported to the a~djutant-gen-
eral on or before May 5. 1911.
II. The disbursing officer of the or
ganized militia of New Jersey is de-
tailed to attend and participate in the
camp of instruction. fn4 W. s~u~ervise
the preparation of pay-rolls and make
payment to all officers atten ae
camp for four or more consecutive
days.
Il. Further information and contour
maps will be furnished in due time to
each officer who has signified his inten-
ton to participate in the camp of in
struction.
Il. The quartermaster-general will
provide transportation, camp equipage,
light and fuel.
BY order of the Governor.
WILBUR r. SADLER, JR.,
Acknowledgement.