Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-29
RULES GOVERNING MEN FT-SELECTED F0R
 NEW NATIONAL ARMY


 the draft work in Arizona-the mobil ization and entraining of the drafted men-have been received by Colone Fred s. Breen and are being distrib uted to the local boards throughout the State.
 The time for mobilization and en, training has now been fixed by the war department at Washington but it is expected that this work will take place on or about September 5th Under the rules of the work, men selected for the army will be notified to report for military service, either personally or by posting of notice at the court house and the publication of names in the daily papers.
 Those who pass the physical
 examination and do not claim or are not accorded exemption will
 be notified by the local boards to hold themselves in readiness for military duty.
 State Disbursing Officer Fred s. Breen will call upon local boards, to send selected men to mobilization camps which will be chosen at some later date by that official. There will probably be five or six such camps in this State.
 Local boards are empowered to fix the time of assembly and to order men to military duty.
 Every Man Soldier.
 From the time specified for report. ing to the local board for military duty each man in respect of whom notice to report has been posted or mailed shall be in the military ser vice of the United States.
 Local boards will arrange for sub sistence and lodging of the drafted men until cntrainment time Meals and lodging tickets will be furnished local boards for this purpose and the arrangements should include an agree ment on the parts of such hotels, restaurants or lodging houses to ac- cept, in payment for subsistence and lodging, meal tickets rcdeemable in cash at the office of a disbursing of fcer of the war department.
 Local boards will hold altcrnates ready to take the place of delinquents At least five men in addition to the quota for each county must be noti- fled to report on the day specified. These additional men are intended to serve as salternatcs in case the men notified as prescribed above fail to report as directed, and in order that the local board may not be placed in the position of failing to cntrain the exact number of men called for with the promptncss and precision that should characterize all matters relat- ing to the formation of the armies of the United States
 At the time and place specified on the lists for the selected men to re port for military duty, the local board will itself be present and should be attended by a number of reliable as sistants sufficient to perform the duties mentioned later.
 Their First Orders.
 As soon as the number of men to be lodged in any one house have re- ported, the assistant who has the memorandum for that house shall note a memorandum of the names of the men assigned to that house and shall leave copy of memorandum with the local board He shall cause the men whose names are so noted to form a line, and the local board shall instruct them by order of the provost marshal general:
 That they must report in person at 5:30 p. m. to the local board for retreat roll call.
 2-That they are to report in person to the local board at a specified hour on the day of en- trainment, which hour shall be fixed by the local board at least 45 minutes before train time plus sufficient time to reach the rail- road station from the office of the local board.
 3-That they are now in the military service of the United States and that unpunctuality and failure to report are grave military
 offenses in time of war
 4-That after they have been conducted to the assigned lodg- ing house they are at liberty until the hour of retreat roll call at 5:3O p. m. when all must be pres ent at the office of the local board.