New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-07-11
THE TENTED
FIELD.
Encanpmsnt Of the I'd Regiment
sndBmmet Light Artil.
lery, N. NC.
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BARD.
NEW ULM DECkED IN HOLIDAY
ATTIRE.

NEW UAW DLOhEU IN NVLlDA
ATTIRE.
This issue of the REVIEW finds us
III the middle Of encampment week.
A force Of men were busy all last
week preparing for the reception and
entertainment of the Second Regi-
ment and Emmett Light Artillery NJ.
N. G., now encamped in this city.
With the exception of Adjutant
Kendall and Chief Musician Schwegel
who preceded the main body one day,
TIE TROOPS
arrived by special train at o'clock
on Monday afternoon, and were re-
ceived at the depot by Col. Bobleter,
Adjutant Kendall and Company "A"
Capt. Burg firing a salute. Line was
formed and, headed by the First and
Second Regimental bands, the troops
march, ed from the depot to the Dako-
ia House, where Mayor Constans well
coined them to the city as follows:
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS: It is an
honor to welcome you to our city.
May the days during your stay at the
encampment and in our midst be most
agreeable to all: can assure you that
your comrades residing here have
done everything and will continue to
do all in theil power to make it so,
and l have no doubt but that it may
prove time we'll spent for recreation
and military discipline. From your
appearance l feel confident that our
militia in this state is composed of a
body Of men of which the commander
in particular and the citizens in gen.
eral may justly be proud, and should
state and the general government need
your services, you would at mo-
ment's notice be ready to respond to
the call to enforce the law and restore
peace and order.
Under such circumstances the clti.
zens, state and private institutions
and corporations repose in feeling of
security at all times.
In the name OF the citizens of New
Ulm thank you for the honor be-
slowed on our city by your selection
and again bid you hearty welcome.
At the conclusion Of the mayors ad.
dress the troops proceeded to Camp
Hubbard" and the boys soon made
themselves comfortable IN their new
quarters.
The following is the roster of the
Second Regiment.
FIELD AND STAFF.
Jos. Bobleter, Colonel, Commanding.
ALT. Brooks, Lieut.. Colonel.
Geo. W. Mead, Major.
Major Charles Berry, Surgeon.
Captain II. B. Molyneaux. Chaplain.
1st Lieut.. John J. Kendall. Adjutant.
LIST Lieut.. J. J. Van Saun, Quarter.
master.
lst Lieut.. e. J. Davis, Assistant Sur
geOn.
lst Lieut.. j. A. Tawney, Judge Ad-
vocate.
NON-COMMIssIONED OFFICERS.
F. L. Randall, Sergeant Major.
VIM. Mulligan, Quartermaster Ser
geant,
Herbert II. Smith, Cornmissary Ser.
geant.
Addison Schwegel, Chief Musician.
Andrew j. Eckstein, Hospital Steward
Clement Boyds, lst Color Sergeant.
VIM. E. Mitchell, I'd Color Sergeant.
REGlMENTAL BAND.
Prof. VIM. Andrews, Leader.
N. w. Sanborn, Drum Major; Austin
COMPANY GA"
Capt. Jos. A. Eckstein New Ulm
COMPANY "B.
Capt. James Hunter :. Faribault.
COMPANY &C.
Capt. N. T. Hackley. ....... Winona.
COMPANY 3d."
Capt. VIM. Bird Paramount.
COMPANY "E.''
Capt. L. X. Ramsey go. Albert Lea.
COMPANY "F.'
Capt. S. w. Burgess. 1865. /. Mankato
COMPANY Co.
Capt. j. S. Anderson. -. Austin.
COMPANY "H.'
Capt. ID. F. Goodrich. Blue Earth City.
COMPANY ST."
Capt. J. G. Donahower. ;. st. Peter.
COMPANY "K.'
Capt. j. Simmons. ....... Little Falls.
THE EMxEr LIGHT ARTILLERY,
of St. Paul, is also encamped with the
regiment, and is accompanied by the
First regiment band, Prof. Stein,
Leader.
IN CAMP.
Camp Hubbard is located about one
mile south of the centre of the city,
on beautiful point overlooking the
Minnesota and Cottonwood rivers,
and presents true military appear
ance. Each company is supplied with
ten IL tents and hospital fly, the
latter being erected over the company
dining tables. Looking from the head.
quarter tent, on the right Of the line
we find a." 81" c." e." and "H''
companies, and on the left are 3D.
81" &C. "K,' and "D'' companies,
while the Emmett Light Artillery is
encamped right opposite regimental