Daily globe., 1882-07-02
TIE STATE MILITIA.

Arrangements For Going Into Camp at
White Bear-Gsneral Orders For the
Government of the Boys.
The time is approaching for the state
militia to go into camp, and in order that
the proceeding shall be done in regular
order and military style, the following
general orders have been published:
HpQRs. FIRST BATTALION N. G.. s NJ,
ST PAUL. June 30th, 1882.
General orders, No. IA.
l. AS directed in G. o. No. Is, A. G. o., this
battalion will encamp at White Bear lake,
July 10th.
3. The camp will called Camp Hubbard,
in honor of the commander-in-chief.
3. A fatigue party, consisting OF non
commissioned officer and four men from each
company, will be detailed by the several cap
tains, and will report to Lieutenant Metzger,
Quartermaster, on the grounds, at White Bear,
On Saturday, Sth proximO, at 9:45 a, H., to
lay out the camp and eet up the tents.
4. Each company will provide itself with
blankets, pilates, knives, forks, spoons, cups
and cooking utensils, and will make necessary
arrangements for subsistence.
5. Each member will be allowed one piece
of baggage, which must be distinctly marked
with his name and the letter of his company,
and must be delivered to his company quarter
master sergeant at the armory, by s o'clock
on the morning of the 10Th. 1t will contain
fatigue uniform and necessary under clothing,
etc. No citizen's clothes will be worn in
camp. The company quartermaster sergeant
will deliver the baggage thus received, and the
company stores and camp equipage, by $50 a.
M, as follows:
A and companies to Quartermaster Ser
geant Kidder, at the Minneapolis & St. Louis
depot, Minneapolis. c, D and E companies
to Lieutenant Meizger, quartermaster, at the
union depot, st. Paul.
g. The companies will assemble at their re-
spective aruories on Monday, July 10, at s
o'clock a. m. A and B companies will take
the 9 o'clock train on the Minneapolis & ST.
Louis railway. G, d and f companies will
take the 9 O'Clock train On the 81. Paul & Du
luth railroad.
z. The daily routine of the camp will be
as follows:
5o'clock a. H., reveille, when the men will
| fall in and answer to roll call.
$50 o'clock a. m, breakfast.
$50 O'Clock a. m, sick call, when the sick
| if any, of each company, will report to th,
surgeon, under charge u the first sergeant.
6o'clock a. M, ;coDA pauy drill.
7o'clock a. m, battalion drill.
| s SO'clock a. nn., quad lnounting.
| II O'Clock M, dinner.
O'Clock P. M, inspection of quarters.
6o'clockp. M, supper.
O'Clock p. NJ, dress parade.
| 1Oo'clock p. m, tattoo.
1O:3o O'Clock P. M, taps.
| On Sunday company and battalion drill
will be omitted, and the battalion will be in
! spected at 9 O'Clock q. IN.
s. On account of the small amount available
81 per man for the entire time Is ali that tn
state can pay.
| 9. It is of the utmost importance that ever,
member of this command should SO arrang
his business that he can report promptly OF
the morning OF the 10th, and can do his ful
duty during tie encampment. Each cap
tain will be allowed to excuse, between $50 q
m. and $50 p. m, such members of his com
pany as are obliged to go to town, but it
hoped that the number applying for passe
will be small, and that every advantage vii
be taken of the opportunities afforded to be
come perfect ia the duties of a soldier. Wit
proper attention to the requirements of cam
life, the companies will accomplish more i
the time to be spent in Camp Hubbard tha
they could hope for in winters drilling in a
armOry, and the future prosperity of the ba,
TALON depends largely upon the extent t
| which the members avail themselves of tn
benefits thus offered.
By order of Major W. B. Bend.
WM. j. soNNEN,
First Lieutenant and Adjutan1