Arizona republican., 1912-08-08
STORY OF THE CAMP
 Al FORT HUACHUCA
Defeat Of Regulars by the Tempe Base
 ball Team.
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 CAMP HUAcHUCA Ariz, Aug. D. on the number of men and officers Of each company Co. A of Phoenix has combined with Co r. of Prescott and is commanded by Capt swain of Phoe- nix Co. E. Is alone with fifty -one men mad three officers comm 3n,1ed by Capt F w. Hill Co. C. of Tempe and NJ. of Florence have also combined with 43 men. Capt TompsOn in command. Co. D. of Mesa has been given ten men from Co. E. to make If a full company Of 3S men and three officers with Capt La Baron in command. Cos. K Of Tucson and from Flagstaff has con solidated of fifty strong Capt. Seeley in command. Both Yuma companies are alone Fl with 41 men under Capt. Bratts and Co L. with 38 under Capt. Spittler All companies are now fully established and are getting four hours drill per Gay. Mondays program is as follows:-A M. school of squad; P. NJ. school of company.
 Tuesday:-A M. Battalion drill; ?. M Advance and rear guard instruc- tion.
 All preparations are being made to receive Gov Hunt when he makes his visit here, Saturday. It is not known just how long the governor will stay but is expected that he will stay sev- eral days He will review the regi- ment and also make speech. The ball game between Go. C of Tempe and the 4th cavalry was one of O n1a Hutchucl ball grounds. Large crowds began to gather an hour before the game When the game was finally called at o'clock the Tempe team had Lieut. Mullen as pitcher and Sgt. Hao. / as catcher, while the regular army had | two of tho best men of the entire cav airy at work. The game was played fast and the Tempe boys kept on safe ground with the score to 1 in the eighth inning and in the ninth the Tempe ooys made two more, leaving | the score to 1 in favor of Tempe. They say they could have done much better had they have had little nor | time to prepare.
 The Brig. General commanding this military division arrived in camp last
  reason has been learned of his unex- pected arrival but the Mexican situa- 1 tion is the supposed cause. There were more than 250 who took the free vaccination to prevent typhoid fever The second inOculation will | take place in about ten days. The 4th cavalry band gives concerts on the parade ground each night. This | is one of the best bands in the U. $ army.
 | One squadron of L. $. cavalry ar 1 rived hero from the border where II | has been patroling. The soldiers sa' | the conditions on the border are nol 1 one-third as bad as most people think Mondays program for the N. G. A | is as follows: The school of the squad
 will be taught and special attnetior | will be given to close order work. II l the afternoon the school of the com I pany will be the principal thing taker
 up. The U S cavalry will drill 1T conjunction with the 4th U. $. cavalry
 The Y M C. A. has established | headquarters at this camp and l' | furnishing paper and many forms oi 1 entertainment. Religious services VII 1 be held as soon as possible
 Corporal Wilcox of Co B spent las 1 Sunday with ald friends and relatives 1 in Ramseys Canyon.
 The large swimming pool at the pos | has been thrown open to the use of the l National Guardsmen. The water in tho l pool is constantly being changed an l is always in good condition. | Co was on guard Sunday witt | Capt Hill of the same Co. as officer | of the day. Over twenty men were
 taken to the guard house for trying t' run the lines