THE DAILY BULLETIN
Published dtily (except Mondays) by the A. and M. Print Shop for circulation among students,
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Vol. II. College Station, Texas, Wednesday, January 10, 1917. No. 83.
In Case Fire Should Break Out.
In view of the constant danger
of fire, the Commandant’s office
has revised the following general
order issued some months ago:
Headquarters Corps of Cadets
Agricultural & Mechanical Collegeof Texa
College Station, Texas.
General Order No 15: i
1. When fire is discovered in a
building, the alarm of fire will be
sounded. All trumpeters know
ing of the fire will sound fire call,
repeating the call several times.
2. When the alarm is given,
the guard will assemble in front
of the guard room. If a relief of
the guard is not posted, the first
relief will be posted at once The
commander of the guard will
march the remainder of the
guard to the fire and report it to
the fire marshal
B. Company “H” 2ndRegt.,is
designated as HOSE company.
The captain of that company will
make permanent details of noz
zle and spanner men, making two
details, one to act in case the oth
er is not present All commis
sioned officers of the company
will familiarize themselves with
the fire plugs on the campus.
4. Company G 2nd is designat
ed as ladder company. In case
of alarm, this company will pro
cure the ladders from the corru
gated iron building east of M fi
ner Hall and proceed to the fire.
Company E 2nd will get the chem -
ical apparatus fi*om the same
building and proceed to the fire.
The 2nd Battalion, 1st Regt., is
designated as bucket companies
and will be in charge of the ma
jor of that battalion.
5. Upon the alarm of fire, the
hose and ladder companies will
proceed with the apparatus to
the fire and report to the fire
marshall. The bucket companies
will take buckets from their
rooms, fall in, and be marched to
the fire and reported to
the fire marshall by the major
commanding the battalion, or, in
his absence, by the senior cap
tain. When recall is sounded all
cadets will pick up their buckets
and replace them in their rooms.
In order that buckets can be
readily recognized each room oc-
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—Hafiz.