St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-03

fantry, will command the department
rifle camp at Fort Smelling, Mimi.
First Lieutenant Harvey d. Reed,
Twenty-fifth infantry, Fort ::Missoula,
Mont. and Second Lieutenant Chase w.
Kennedy, Third infantry, Fort Meade,
Oak, will report July Is, 1888, to the
department inspector of rife practice at
Fort Smelling, Mimi, for duty in con-
nection with the department rifle COM
petition.
The following officers will report
July %. to the department inspector of
rife practice at Fort Smelling, Mimi,
for duty in connection with the depart
ment rifle competition: Capt. Hugh
j. Brown, Twelfth infantry; First
Lieut.. Robert n. Getty, Twenty-second
infantry; First Lieut.. Charles w. Alb
bott, Jr.. Twelfth infantry; First Lieut..
Frank B. Jones. Twenty-second In
fantry; Second Lieut.. James B. Ale
Daniel L. Tate, First cavalry: Second
Lieut.. John Cotter, Fifteenth infantry;
Second Lieut. Robert c. Williams, Eff
teenth infantry.
Sergt. J. Pendleton, Company 1,
Twenty-fifth infantry, Fort Missoula,
Mont, report July Is to the department
inspector of rifle practice at Fort Smell
ing, Mimi, to take charge of the mess.
The commanding officer Fort Smell
ing, Mimi, will select from his COM
mand, to report July Is, 1888, to the de-
partment inspector of rifle practice at
Fort Smelling, MIMI, for duty in con-
nection with the department rifle COM
petition, two non-commiSsoned officers,
as scorers; twelve privates, as markers;
two privates, as cooks.
a of no nctc,
indicated will select from their COM
mands, to report not later than July
25. 1888, to the commanding officer of
the department rifle camp at Fort Smell
ing. Mimi, for duty in connection with
the department rifle competition:
Fort Assiniboine. Mont.-Two nom
commissioned officers, as scorers: one
nOn-commisSiOned officer, in charge of
telephone; three privateS, as markers;
one private, as cook: one private, as
mounted orderly; one private as driver
of dump cart.
Fort Bufordt, Dak.-One sergeant, as
first Segeant OF camp; two non-cOmmis-
stoned officers, as scorers: three pri-
Yates, as markers: one private, aSssclerk;
two privateS, as cooks; one private, as
mounted orderly; one trumpeter,
Fort KeOgh. Mont-One nOn-com-
miSSioned officer, as clerk: one non-com-
miSsioned officer, in charge of markers;
three non-commiSSiOned officers, as
scorers; four privateS. as markers; one
prlvate,aS cook: one trumpeter, as trum-
peter of camp; one private, as driver
OF ambulance.
Fort Randall, Dak.-One non-cOmmis-
stoned officer. as scorer: one private, as
marker; one private. as cook.
Fort Totten, Dak.-Two non-commis-
stoned officers, as scorers; one private, as
marker; one private, as ammunition
carrier.
Fort Yates, Dak.-One non-commis
stoned officer, as clerk: two non-com-
mlSSloned officers, as scorers; two pri-
Yates, as markerSr one private, as cook;
one private, as driver of army wagon.
The rifle contest for the department
of the Columbia will be held at Van
couver barracks, Washington Territory,
beginning Thursday, August 2, and end
ing Saturday, August II. Maj. Charles
A. Wykoff, Fourteenth infantry, will
have charge of the competition.
The troops of the Seventh cavalry
ell route from the department of Da-
kota to the department of the Missouri,
reached Fort Kearney, Nebraska, last
Friday. They are expected to arrive at
Fort Riley, Kansas, the 18th inst.
First Lieut.. Robert K. Evans, Twelfth
infantry, Fort Yates, Dakota, reported
for dSty yesterday to the commanding
officer of the Fort Leavenworth military
prison.
Hospital Steward Carl Hagen is Or
dered to Fort Walla Walla, Washington
Territory, for duty.