The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-05
INSPECTION Of
VA. VOLUNTEERS
UNITED STATES ARMY OFFICERS
TO EXAMINE STATE SOLDIERS
AND EQUIpMENT OF TROOPS.
ASSIGNMENT OF DATES
Adult ANT GENERAL ORDERS
THINGS TO BE READY-STATE
OFFICERS TO ASSIST.
ASSIGNMENT OF DATES

Adjutan.- General Sale has just is
suen Circuar announcing the oates
Tor the annual inspection OF Virginia
troops Inc ordcr is in accordance
with the requirements of section IA
of the militia act OF 1908, as amend
ed. ana rs held under instructions
from the war department, by oti1cers
of tfc t nttrd States army to he here
after announced.
Companies. in field service uniform
and in heavy marching order, VIII be
inspected at O'Clock T. M, but this
hour may be changed at VIII, by di-
rection OF the inspecting officers.
Ieid, star and nom commissioned
otlCers Will report al regimental or
battalion headquarters, or with the
nearest company, as may be designat-
cd by regimental commanders.
on the dates designated for inspec-
ttun, the books, papers and property
Of each company, including all prop
crty not worn. at inspection. should
toe Inspected during the day, and so
opened and displayed in advance of
inspection that their numbers and
condition can be readily verified
Commanding officers win give their
close personal attention to requiring
every article of property of any and
every description to be put in per-
feet condition. and conveniently ar
! ranged. anad will accompany the in
spe citing UIllcers.
iehmohtt--rebruary TO- f9ff-
Adjutant- Generals Office. State arse
hal and store rooms, and assistant in
speCtorGeneral's office.
NorIolk-February 16. 1911--Head-
quarters First brigade.
Fichmond-Mareh I, 19ll-Head-
quarters First battalion and Com
panies a, b. G and r, First infantry.
istehmend-~March y, 1gII-Head-
quarters. land, and Companies A,
and c, r. l.. l. Blues battalion.
Staunton-March 10, 1S1l--Head-
quarters. band, Company X. First IN
fantry, ana Company A. Second in
fantry
Harrisonburg-Marc IA. 1a1l--
Company II. Second infantry
Front Royai--March 10. 1911. head
quarters, First battalion and Com
pany j.. Second infantry.
Iuray-March l6, I9i1-Head.
quarters Second infantry
Charlottesvile-Mar II. i9ll-
Company ID, First infantry
Farmville-March 20, 1911-Com-
pany !, First infantry.
March II, 19l1-Com-
pany +, Second infantry and commits
Shi property
ynchburg--Mareh %. 19I1-Head.
quarters Third battalion and Com
pany K, First infantry. and ordnance
department
Danville--March IS, 1911-Cor,-
pany II, First infantry.
Emporia-March "a. 1a1I-Head-
quarters Third battalion and COMPANY
Nj, Fourth infantry.
observation-disclosures 81, 19I1-Head
on t-ts
pany q, Second infantry.
Newport News--March q foil
company G, Fourth infantry. and de-
tachment signal corps Il officer,
Hampton).
Norfolk-March 20. 19t1-Head-
quarters Fourth infantry. band. head
quarters Second battalion ana Com
panies a, h and +. Fourth infantry
Portsmouth-April i, 1911-Head-
quarters First battalion, and Com
panles X and l., Fourth Infantry.
Sunolk-Aprh 3, 1911-Canpa.v
F, Fourth infantry.
ericksburg--April G. I911-t
Company l.. First infantry.
AleXandria-April :. 1si1-ffead
quarters Second battalion. and Conn
pany O. First infantry.
Warrenton-April IL, 19I1-Conn-
pany c, Second infantry.
Culpeper-April Is, l91I-Comnanv
3, Second infantry. !
Chase City-Aripl II, 19I1-Con1.
pahy T., Second infantry.
First Battalion Field Artillery.
March 4. 1911--Head- /
Quarters First batta'issi. and Battery
A FIRST battalion field artillery.
Norfolk-March g. f91I-Battery |
Il. First battalion artillery.
Portsmouth-Mar 10. 1ql1-Rat- |
ter g FIRST battalion artillery.
Coast Artillery Corps.
'N"ftoik- Marrh %. I911-Head- 7
quarters and First and Second com.
panies coast artillery corps
ortsmouth- March -, I9l1-Third
ana Fourth Companies. coast artt- 1
lery corps.
Sanitary Troops.
March 20, t9t1-Csp- |
tam j. u. Collins medical corps.
~ ~F0'k- No~rh 81 1gll-Iiet,tan.
ant Colonel j. =, Lynch, surgeon gen
z'45f. - ~. l.. Old. Captains Israel "
Brown. Harry Wall, f. II. Hancock.
f. {. :. Taliaferro. medical corps and
hospital corps attachments.
Richmond-March %, 1911-Major
T. A. Parker, Captains e. r. Cook, n
j. f. Bright and r. X. r Warwick Il
medical corps and hospital corps de- 4
II
Chase City-March 20. 19l1--Major
y. T. Finch. medical corps, an dhos-
pital corps detachment
Danville-March -. 1911--Captaf
j. NJ. Robinson, medical corps.
Roanoke-March rs, 1911-Captain
j. G. Bedow, medical corps and hos
pital corps detachment.
Paymaster Generals Department.
Norfolk-Aprl 5, 1911-Lieutenant
Colonel c. II. Consolyo, paymaster
general. Virginia Volunteers.
Under the terms of circular No. Is.