St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-14
ADDITIONAL ST. PAUL NEWS,
THE STATE TROOPS.
Delegates 10 The Narion,, c,s
AssOciaiiOn--Some Changes.

NA44OVH the seventh annual
convention OF the Minnesota National
Guard ASSOCIATION was organized Mt
the armory. The legislature NOT -
ing in session the convention ~,
not of the interest and i,n,orta,,'-,'
which attends those of odd years. o,Yi,,'.
to the absence OF the president, Col Rel
Capt W. Blakely, of Company f. Firss
regiment, st. Paul, was elected Chairman
W. ). SOnnen, First regiment, the secre-
tary was present. Each company was al
lowed three delegates and a good represen-
tatiOn was on hand.
Gov. l.. +. Hubbard commander-in-cbief
AdJt-Gen. MacCarthy, Col c. Brandt and
MAJ. HJontsberg, aides-de-camp. Cam
Joseph Bufgen, Keeper OF the arsenal, and
capt. l. BiXby, were present.
THE DELEGATES.
O. Fleld Ofhcers-Inspector of Ride Practice
Skinner; AdJutant Sonnen.
FIRST REGIMENT.
Company A, Minneapolis Lieut.. @. s.
Langdon, Lieut.. +. W. Ames, Sergt. John l.
AmOry. -
Company B-Lieut. Austin. seryt. Rose
Corporal Stamwitz.
Company c, st. Paul-Capt. W. Dawson.
Jr.. Lieut.. A. l.. Craig, Lieut.. Blakely.
company ID, ST. Paul-Capt Ed = Roam
Aleut.C- Il. Metz, Lieut.. George J. NIitsch
l IL
Lieut.. W. W. Price, Lieut. l.. ;. Ouonce
company +, Fergus Falls-Capt. Burnbsrp
company q, Red Wing-Lieut. A. rs.
! Aempe' Sergt. Kiugman, Corp. Willard.
company l, MinneapoIis-Capt. !. ID. Os-
good Lieut.. +. b. kidder, Lieut. {. A. Hen
pelhnger. - AiSP
company X, SHllwater-Capt. W. G.. Brop-
son, Lieut.. Castle, Private Manwarinr
Emmet Light Artillery, ST. Paul-Capt. II.
ID. .. Brien' Lieut.. II. J. O'Shea, Lieut.. NJ. j.
St. Paul Cavalry Troop-Capt. r. l.
Curry. u
SECOND REGIMENT.
Field Oficers-Col. Bobletter, Lieut.. Col.
Mead Maj. Ives, Qnarternaster Van Zaun-
Lieut. ID. +. Graw, inspector OF rife practice.
Company y, New Ulm-Capt. NJ. J. Ross
den. 49,
Company b, Faribault-Capt. J. II. Nigbtip-
gale Lieut.. Ii. /. Klemmer, Sergt. r. Holul-
berg.
Company d, Fairmont-Capt. William BIRD
second Lieut.. L. W. Bird, Sergt l.. b.
Shanks.
Company E, Albert Lea-Capt. A. wiegapd
Sergt y. U. Narolson, Lieut.. w. A. NORM.
Company +, hankato Lieut. Soaring
Sergt. w. II. Pay, d. S. Evans
Company G, Austin-Cupt. NJ. NJ. Trov-
bridge, Lieut.. l.. A. Pierce, Sergt. W. A.
Padden.
Company Ii, Blue Earth City-Lieut. N. +.
May, Corp. +. q. Ahrens.
Company !, ST. Peter-Lieut. G. NJ. Dryer,
Lieut.. J. a. johnson, Sergt. James Qunane.
Lieut.. Tawney OF Company c, Winona. was
present, bu not as u delegate.
RESERVE MILITIA
Lumbrota-Capt. j. II. Stenerson, Lieut. q.
H. Stearns, Lieut. G. J. Powers; alter
VERBAL REPORTS
OF committees, containing nothing OF
marked Importance, were submitted and
adopted. On motion the bylaws were
changed, making the election of delegates
occur two months before the meeting of
the ASSOCIATION. A resolution passed by
the Zumbrota Guard Jan. g. was
read, and referred to the committees
on legislation. IL proposed tbot
the association propose a bill in the newt
legislature giving the reserve company
power to compel the payment of dues ac-
crulng against Its members. On motion If
Chaplain Gilbert the committee ON tonics
was instructed TO select the subjects for
papers as well rs the parties making adj
dresses.
a resolution was introduced bv Cant.
Irowbridge, making each regiment consist
OF twelve companies, thereby providing for
a reserve militia. The resolution was re-
terred To the committee on legislation.
4ACAAili No Oll A4llC Practice were made nv
Adjt Gen. MacCarthy and Lieut.. Skinner
a discussion on the system of awardine,
badges in rifle practice ensued, followed nv
| the introduction of resolution by Cant
Ed Bean providing that an additional bar
on the medal. bearing the year in which IL
was conferred, should be given each marks
man ana SharpShOOter each year he qualified
Referred TO the committee on legislation
A resolution was offered by Capt. Bean IN
amend section /, article 2 of the bv-lavs
Capt. OsgoOd moved that it be taken az
the sense of the association that those hav-
ing rifles without the improved sights he
allowed certain number of points I'm prac-
tice. Referred to Adjt. SOnnen and In
spectOr Skinner
Treasurer William Dawson submitted his
report, showing receipts amounting To
S138.75 and total disbursements of S139 M
At the suggestion of Adjt. Gen. MacCartbv
the association readOpted Lieut.. Townevis
resolution OF last year recommending that
the representatives of the state
III congress give them support
to the adoption of law bv
congress providing for the creation and
maintenance OF national guard. The
question was referred to a committee con-
Sisting of Capt. Bean, Col. Mead. Cant.
MarkOe and Lieut. Towney Following n
short recess Gov. Hubbard was called upon
and responded with brief re-
marks. The committee on perma-
nent encampment submitted its re-
port, suggesting that a committee
consisting OF the adjutant general, the com
mandantS of the First and Second regi-
ments, the inspector of rifle practice and
one line officer from each regiment be APP
pointed to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY OF
securing the state fair grounds as a perina-
nent camping ground, and report to the
commander-in-chief on or before the 1st
day of May, 1886. After attending to some
minor matters, the following officers were
elected:
President Capt. Blakely; vice president
Lieut.. Col. Mead; secretary. Iieut. Tow
ney; treasurer, William Dawson. In the
evening the delegates were the guests OF
the St Paul cavalry troop.
MISSIONARY WORK.