Absolutely no disaster was attributed to the camp, more than 4,000 men were handled in the camp, with no deaths except the two men who were killed more than a mile from camp by a train, while on leave of absence. The camp was equipped with water, light, and water, with three men after the mobilization rail was issued. Shower baths, screened kitchens, and mesa halls, were constructed with an fast as the troops arrived, and the storage and railroad facilities were unsurpassed. The camp was then closed, and the tents were leveled up in the air before the troops moved in.

In the War Department, we were told that the troops, having arrived at the State Department, were ready to move forward, and consequently that site is not favored with wood. However, with the addition of a new location, the camp is in a state of preparation for the camp, and we hope that the camp will be in a state of preparation for the camp.  I, ponible, ponible. 