Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-19

GCner3i ORDERS Tor the government OF the
First and Second State Regiments of the
National Guards.
The following general orders were issued
for the guidance of the Minnesota soldiery
in their coming camps of instruction yes
terday:
HEADQUARTERS MINNESOTA
NATIONAL GUARD,
ST. PAUL, June 10, 1883.
General Order No. 3.
Encampments of instruction for the
Minnesota National Guard for 1883 will
be held at the places and dates following,
to-wlt
For the Second regiment and the EN-
met Light artillery at New Ulm, Brown
county, from July to July 10 inclusive,
Col. James Bobleter, commander.
For the Fifth regiment at White Bear
lake, from July 10 TO July % inclusive,
Col. ". B. Bend, commander.
Transportation will be furnished to all
uniformed members of the State National
guard going and returning between regi-
mental or company headquarters and the
encampments.
Shelter for the troops will be furnished,
but each company will provide itself with
subsistence cooking utensils and blankets
for the men. Compensation will be allow
ed the troops at the rate of 81 per day for
each man, not exceeding seven days.
By order of Lucius f. Hubbard, COVER
nor and commander in chief.
A. C. HAwLEY, Adjt Gen.
FIRST REGIMENT ORDERS.
Headquarters First Regiment N.G.S.M.
st. Paul, June IS, 1883.
General Orders
l. In compliance with G.. 0. No. ) \. G.
Q, this regiment will encamp at Camp
Hubbard, White Bear Lake, for one week,
commencing Thursday, July -.
,. The state will pay one dollar day
for each member present at the camp.
>. The captain of each company will
detail non-commissioned officer and four
men as fatigue party, and will direct
them to report to Lieutenant Metzger,
Quartermaster, on the grounds at White
Bear, on Wednesday, July Is, at 8 O'Clock
a. NJ, to lay ont the camp and pitch the
tents.
+. Each company Will provide itself
with blankets, plates, knives, forks, cups.
spoons and cooking utensils, and will
ence.
5. Each member will be allowed one
piece of baggage, which must be distinctly
marked with his name and the letter of his
company. It will contain fatigue uniform
and necessary underclothing, and must be
delivered to his company's quartermaster
sergeant, at the armory, at least one hour
before the time hereinafter designated for
the dana of his No OF
clothes will be worn in camp.
The quartermaster sergeants of T, G and
II companies will see that the baggage and
camp equipage of their respective com
panies is loaded on the train for St. Paul.
The quartermaster sergeant of K COM
pany will see that the baggage and camp
equipage of his company is loaded on the
train for White Bear. The baggage and
camp equipage of A, B, G, D, E and I COM
panies viii be delivered by the respective
company quastermaster sergeants by $40
o'clock d. ID. on the 10Th, as follows:
A, and l companies to Quartermaster
Sergeant Palmer at the union depot, Min
neapolis.
G, D and companies to Lieutenant
Metzger, quartermaster, at the union de-
pot, st. Paul.
@, A, B and [ companies, under com
mand of Lieut.. Col. G. w. johnson, will
take the $50 o'clock a. N. train on the 10Th
from Minneapolis for White Bear via St.
Paul. The line will be formed on Henne-
pin avenue, right on Washington avenue,
at 8 o'clock sharp
f company will take the 1O:5C o'clock ..
N. train from Fergua Falls for st. Paul on
the 18th. G company will take the o'clock
a. m train from Red Wing for st. Paul On
the 18th. II company will take the 4:15
o'clock a. n. train from LitchfieId for St.
Paul on the 10th.
Each of the three last named companies
on arriving at st. Paul will report to the
commanding officer at the armory, where
they will be furnished with breakfast.
company Will take the 10 o'clock a. N.
train from Saltwater for White Bear on
the 10Th.
G, D, E, L, G and Fl companies will take
the 10 o'clock a. II. train for White Bear on
the 18th. First sergeants call at the armory
at $40 a. m. Adjutants call at O'Clock
Major Naylor, Assistant Surgeon Fitz-
gerald and Sergeants Dow and Austin will
report 10 Lieut.. Col. Johnson, at Market
hall, Minneapolis, at 8:45 a. m
The other members of the staff will re-
port to the commanding officer at the ar
mory, st. Paul. at S:45 a. M, at which time
Sergeant Major Robertson, Sergeants Gregg
and Keogh, and the band and drum corps
will report to the adiutant.
On the arrival of the regiment at White
Bear station, line will be formed and the
regiment will proceed the to camp.
Z. The daily routine will be as follows
> a. m.-Reveille.
5:15 a. m.--Sick call
$50 a. m.-Company drill.
$50 a. m.-Battalion drill.
1880 a. m.-Breakfast.
a. m.-Guard mounting.
ga. battalion drill F, G, H, and
companies.
12m.-Dinner.
4p. m.-Inspection of quarters.
p. m.-0ficer's school.
6:30 P. m.-Supper.
7:30 P. m.-Dress parade.
Sp. m.-Guard mounting.
10 p. m.-Tattoo.
1920 p. m.-Taps.
On Sunday company and battalion
drills will be omitted. The regiment will
he inEDaofad at m nd divine