Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-27
Business Advertisements.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE MILITARY EXCURSION.
Result of the First Artillery Target Prac-
tice at Folsom Yesterday.

Result of the First Artillery Target Prac-
tice at Folsom Yesterday.
Yesterday morning a special train left
this city conveying Companies A, B, E and
G of the First Artillery Regiment to Fol-
som. where the annual target practice took
place. Company B took one of the Calling
guns along with them, using it in the
practice. The ranges were about a mile
from town, and were from the top of a
knoll over a swale in the land, against the
base of another knoll. The ranges were
not placed to the best advantage, as the
sunlight glared sideways upon the sights,
and a breeze was blowing directly across
the range.
The companies turned out with quite
full ranks, and a large number of field and
staff officers were present. Adjutant-Gen-
eral Geo. B. Cosby and Assistant Adjutant-
General Kewen also attended. The follow
ing are the scores of the various compa-
MES, the distance being 200 yards, and five
shots per nan
Company A-Captain Stevens 10, Lieu
tenant Birdsell 20, Lieutenant Glass Is.
Sergeants-Loyd 10, Burk II, Barkworth
20. Corporals-McCaslin 10, Humphrey 10,
Blake II, Doehemer II, Huntoon II. Pri-
NdltS-ALucISOu L. LUX II, OOIItll ii,
Corners II, Ellsworth 15, Faurett II, Gron-
dona 16. Hook 10, Leise IL, McNalty 10,
Palm II, Pittman IA, pierson 20, Scroggs
IA. Sweeny II, Sullivan 10, Thacham 10,
Wallace 10. Wallard Is. Wells IA, Whittier
Is, De Chills IS, Murphy 20, Cummings 81.
Company B-Captain Cook, Is; Lieut..
Carroll, 3 Lieutenant Wiseman, .; Lieut..
Kay, I6; Lieutenant Strong, 0 ;Sergeants-
D~ruzeberger, Is; Roach, 2; Woods, 10.
Corporals-Balze, II; Crone, a Levy, 0 =;
Asher, Il; Freeman, 16; Vaudeville, s.;
OBrien, 3. Priyates-Burns 10; Boquet, IA
Barclay, s; B%rannan, IA; Best, IA; Camp
bell, u Gloss, Q Champion, 6; Freeman,
5; Haggerty, g.; Hoffman, Z; Kane, u;
Lambkin, Is; Latson. 2; G.. Solder, s; f.
Solder, 10; TanQuay, o; Wood, 10.
Company E-Lieutenant Seymour, 9
Sergeants-Johnson 0; Little, q. Corpo-
rals-Broch, "A; Wilkie, 10. Privates-
Grooms, 6 Ginsberg, 0; Hughes, IL; Lusk,
Is Mann, IS; Peyran, Is; Quinn, 7; Reed,
10: Sanborn, II; Stillman, 10 Smith, Z;
Toomey, 6; Williams, 10; Wood, 10.
Company Captain Hall 10, Lieuten-
ant Sheehan 20, 0'Flaherty 10. Sergeants-
Sheehan II, Mott 10, Pratt 3, Adrianri Is,
Roeth 7, Coyne II. Corporals-Maydwell
Is, Lowell 20, Coe II, Quinn s. Privates-
Bryant IA, Bloom y, Coulter u, Carroll
16, fowler II, Folger II, Hefferman 20,
Klein 16, Kripp 0, Kunz 20, Kennedy IL,
Kopp 10, Lang Is, Latham II. Linn II,
Lee 6, McKenDa is, Mitchell 0, McDougall
8, Sheehan 16, Stearns Is, Wallerspeil 10,
White 10.
Immediately after the rifle practice came
volley firing by a squad of twelve men
from each company for a handsome re-
volyer offered by Colonel Sheehan. Com
pany Gs squad won, as may be seen from
the annexed score. Companys G's squad
has to contest for the individual ownership
of the prize.
Company A-First volley, %; second,
"a; third, %. Total. 70.
Company B-First volley, 30; second 81;
third, %. Total, IS.
Company First volley, Is; second,
81; third, 10. Total, 6S.
Company G-First volley, 27; second,
80; third, %. Total, 80.
a squad handling The Calling gun made
he following record: Captain Cook, %;
Lieutenant Carroll, 10; Sergeant Woods,
10; Sergeant Bale, IA; Corporal Boquet,
IA; Corporal Vaudeville, 10.
At the conclusion of the volley firing the
companies and the band marched to the
State Prison, where, after viewing and in
specting the prison, they left for town.
Previous to departure the band played
several fine selections in the prison yard
and serenaded Warden John McComb.
The boys who were not musicians, not to
be outdone, gave three rousing cheers and
a tiger for the Warden. Just before leay-
ing for home a dress parade was held on
Folsom's main avenue-or rather what is
left of it since the recent big fire.