Daily globe., 1883-07-19
ORDERED TO CAMP.

The First Reg iment VIII Go Into the An
nual Camp at White Bear-Ths Pro-
gramme 0f the Week-Tho Roster of Off
GERS.
By the early trains of to-day the several
companies of the First regiment, Nation
al Guards, state of Minnesota, will move
from st. Paul, Saltwater and Minneapo-
lis to White Bear and go into camp for
one week on the grounds owned by Mau-
rice Auerbach, near where the camp of
last year was placed. Lieut.. Metz
ger,' the regimental quartermaster, was
at White Bear yesterday with detailed
fatigue party and at night reported the
tents pitched and the camp ready for the
regiment. The company tents are on the
elevation where last year the headquar-
ters' tents were pitched and the camp will
this time face the south instead of the
north as last year, while the parade and
drill grounds will be where the company
tents were pitched last year. D company,
Captain Bean, has the right of the line and
G company, Capt. Wright, has the left,
with its tents nearest the lake. The camp
will be under command of Col. W. B.
Bend.
Capt. Ed. S. Bean is officer of the day
for to-day.
Those who wish to witness the first
evening parade of the regiment should
take the train leaving the union depot at
4:50 p. m.
Company D is provided with ammunition
for target practice, the allowance being
fifteen shots per day for each man. Scores
will be kept and proficiency and improve
ment noted. AS the state does not fur
nish ammunition, Company D buys its
own.
Adjutant General Hawley will visit the
camp daily, and others of the governors
staff will be present at the review next
Tuesday.
Governor and Mrs. Hubbard will go Gu
Saturday and will remain at the lake until
Wednesday. On Tuesday the governor
will formally inspect the camp and review
the regiment.
Col. Lawson, .. S. A.. has been detailed
encampment as inspector and to report to
the war department at Washington.
superintendent Breed, of the st. Paul &
DOAObL Adi1WdJ. Ids 1dCII1ldlOO GuO ISdCll-
ing the camp at White Bear by such regu-
lations of train service as will greatly &C
commodate officers and men Special
extra trains are announced for Sunday,
when religious services in camp
will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Carroll of Saltwater, who was during
the late war chaplain of the Thirteenth
New York volunteers.
The suffers store for the camp will be
kept by Bowden i Bagley, who are re-
quired to keep a restaurant and sell pro-
visions, temperance beverages, fruit, ETC.,
at st. Paul prices. The camp barber shop
will be in charge of Mr.. Miller of the
Metropolitan.
The three companies IN St. Paul, one
company from Red Wing and one COM
pany from Fergus Falls will leave this city
for the camp about 8 a. N. At about the
same time the Litchfeld company and three
companies of Minneapolis will leave the
latter city and the Saltwater company will
leave its city, so that all the ten companies
will arrive in camp about 10 o'clock. The
total strength of the regiment at last
reports was 632. The number reported
for the week in camp is 476. The First
Regiment band will be in camp every day
and evening. The following is the full
roster of field, staff and company officers
and of the non on-commissioned staff:
FIELD AND STAFF.
Colonel-W. B. Bend, st. Paul.
Lieut.. Colonel-C. W. johnson, Mime
apolis.
Major-George M. Naylor, Minneapolis.
Surgeon-Maj. James Davenport, St.
Paul.
Quartermaster-Lieut. j. Z. Metzger,
st. Paul
Adjutant-Lieut. W. j. Sonnen, st.
Paul.
Chaplain-Rev. NJ. N. Gilbert, st. Paul,
rank of captain.
Assistant Surgeon-Lieut. R. S. Fitzger-
aid, Minneapolis.
Judge Advocate-Lieut. 81. n. Horton,
st. Paul.
NON. COM. STAFF.
Sergeant Major. S. Robertson, st.
Paul.
Quartermaster Sergeant-C. M. Palmer,
Minneapolis
Hospital Steward-J. Neal Dow, Mime
apolis.
Commanding Sergeant-Frank Keogh,
st. Paul.
Color Sergeant-C. E. Austin, Minneap-
oils.
Color Sergeant-W. G. Gregg, st.
Paul.