Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-17
DETAILS FOR
JOINT CAMP
ARE ARRANGED


the joint camp of militiamen and
regulars AT Red Hill, July % to %
The two battalions of the End Infan
try that are to take part in the joint
encampment, will make a semi-per
manent camp, pitching pyramidal
tents, but the guardsmen will be
quartered in pup" tents for the four
nights they will spend in the field.
AS preparatory instruction for mess
sergeants and cooks, Col French. End
Infantry, the camp commander, has
detailed Color Sergeant Clarkson OF
that regiment, to give talk on the
handling of the ration, at the Armory
next Wednesday night, at O'Clock
Headquarters LIST Inf. \. G. H..
Honolulu. T. H.. July l6, 1914.
General Orders No. Is.
1. In pursuance Of General Orders
No. 90. A. G. O.. dated July Z. 1914,
the 1st Infantry, National Guard OF
Hawaii (less Companies |. l. and NJ
will assemble under arms at the ar.
mory, in Honolulu. T. H., on Saturday,
July %. 1914, at $50 o'clock a. m,
with field service uniform and equip
W SOIHS
at Red Hill, Oahu.
.: Four wagons will be parked in
the rear of the armory at o'clock
p. m, July "a. 1914. The first and
second battalions, LIST Infantry. n. G.
H.. will load these wagons on the
night Of July "a, 1914. Capt. George
B. Schrader. quartermaster, 1st Inf.
y. G. H., will assign. these wagons to
companies, at the rate of one wagon
for each two companies
3. Companies L and NJ, LIST Infan
try, N. G. H., proceeding by steamer
from the Islands CT Hawaii and Maui
due to arrive here at Z O'Clock a. m
July o.. 1914, will have one wagon
at the wharf upon which to load their
company property. They will load
and have breakfast before proceeding
On the march. 49,
A. Company /, 1st Infantry, y. G.
H., arriving by steamer due to arrive
midnight, July 25-July 26. 1914. will
nave one wagon to meet them at. the
wharf for loading, and will proceed
after breakfast en- July 26, 1914, march.
ing to join the troops at camp at Red
Hill, Oahu. =.
8. Blanket rolls will be. loaded on
the wagons. l.. .ls:>E
8. At $50 o'clock, a. m. July "a,
1914, one wagon will be parked in
rear OF armory for the use of Com.
pany K, 1st Infantry, N. G. H.. and
the hospital corps, n. G. H. Blanket
rolls should have been made up and
equipment laid out on the night pre-,
vious SO that the loading can proceed
without delay. -: =
9. Officers having baggage for the
encampment will have same delivered
to the armory, the same to be loaded
on the company wagons
8. Each company will detail two en-.
nsted men to report to Capt. Reginald
w. Warham, commissary, list Infantry.
y. G. H., at II o'clock noon on Fri.
day, July "a, 1914, who will proceed
by marching to Red Hill, Oahu, to pre.
pare the camp site and to have a
cooked meal ready for the troops upon
arriving in camp These men will
take kitchen flies, field ranges and "a.
hons for the first day of the encarnp.
ment; a list of men so detailed will
be turned over to the regimentaI com.
mander by noon Thursday, July %,
1914. :. l.. 49,
company. commanders will fur15
nish Captain Reginald w. Warham,
commlssary. 1st Infantry, N. G: H..
with a list Of rations and bread de.
sired by their companies for the first
day. by noon Thursday, July %. 1914
III. The companies will be muster.
ed immediately upon arriving in camp
by 1st Lieut.. w g. Whitener. u s.
infantry, mastering officer. Paw rolls
In triplicate, and muster rolls in din.
piicate for the encampment will be
prepared in advance.
IL. SeYenty-five (75) rounds Of
blank ammunition and thirty.fiye 1881
rounds ball ammunition per man will
De taken along. OF this amount fit.
teen ll5) rounds of blank anlmuni.
ton viii be issued to each man before
starting. Prior to marching a thor
ough inspection by company command.
er for ball ammunition will be made
ana the result will be reported to each
o~eSutAOH SOaI4udHQ6E.
IL. Commanding officers of com.
panles must have in their field desk:
L descriptive and assignment cards
5 D. Last ordnance returns.
Last quartermasters returns.
q. company property books.
e. Quartermaster's reports.
t. Sick reports.
&. Morning reports.
h. Duty rosters.
!. Stationery.
10. Shelter. tent camp will be
pitched for the encampment
IL. Service cotton khaki uniform.
including olive drab shirts without
coats will be worn. Coats may oe Ia
ken along to wear OF duty and NAV be
carried on the wagons in separate
boxes or bundles.
BY order of Lieut-Col. Riley.