St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
MILITIA At LAkEvlEM.
SEc0yD R:cixEHT or THE STATE
Co.'s MTO cANe!
ALL COMPANIES SHOW UP.
The Total Number in Camp Inst
Evening Abont S1O-Th,s will
30 Increased to COCOON.
pany Roster Of the Regiment
Tho Weather In Camp Cool
Company Roster.

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pany Roster Of the Regimenf
Tho Weather In Camp Cool
Company Roster.
Special to the Globe
LAKE CRY, Mimi. June 22.-The
Second regiment. N. G. s. H.. il quar-
tered at Camp Lakeview. Company C,
WfDona, arriving at 1890 .. M. and
Companies A. b, D. r. q, H and K by
special train at 1880 p. m. The regi-
ment Is at present about $50 men strong,
but atleast 400 will appear for inspec-
ton on Sunday. Following is the regi-
mental and company roster
.Colonei, Joseph p. Bo0lster. st. Paul;
lieutenant colonel, Gesrge w. Meade,
Mankato; major. R W. Wright. Austin;
surgeon. DR.. jacob. Mankato; assist
ant surgeon. Dr.. Skinner. ST. Peter.
adjutant, E. A. LIE May. Winona: chap
lain, Rev. E. A. Clemens, Waseca;
qnartermaster. j. j. Van Sam. Fari-
bault; cOmEissary Of subsistence. Lieut..
William Milligan, Faribauit; inspector
OF small arms practice, j. r. Smith,
Faribault.
Company A, New Ulm-Captain, A.
Steinhauser; first lieutenant, John
Buschers; second lieutenant, Louis
Mueller: thirty-three men.
Company 3. Faribauit-C Captain, q. 8.
Whitney, first lieutenant, FL F. klem.
mer; second Geu.e nant. absent; forty
Men.
Company C. Winona-Captain, L. D.
FrOat: first lieutenant, L. Gallien; sec
ond lieutenant, w. F. Pletke; thirty.
three men.
Company q. Fairmont-Captain. E. B.
Shanks; first lieutenant, w. G. Brown;
second lieutenant. Il. A. Everett; forty
four men.
Company F. Mankat0-Ca Captain. O. N.
second lieutenant, P. A. Hilimer; fifty
men.
Company g. Austin-Capta Fred B.
Wood; first lieutenant. G. F. Cook Twill
act as acting adjutsnt OF second bat-
TALON; second Lieutenant, B. Sherwood
will arrive Tuesday,; fifty -two men.
Company II, Luverne-Captain,P hilo
Halves; first lieutenant. Gems BeIling-
ton; second lieutenant, j. s. Frink;
forty-0ne men.
Company z, Waseca = Captain. W..
Child; first lieutenant, NJ. A.. Hodgkins !
second lieutenant. William Wood (
thirty five men.
Regtmental Band, st. Paul-Leader,
Paul l.. Kieist; drum major. NJ. Nc
Coffin; first sergeant. Henry c. Sinks
tWenty-One men.
The following calls and hours Of duty
are established for the camp of inStruc-
ton OF this command for the year 1S94:
Keveille. 5:15 a. m; sick call, 5:25 a.
M; fatigue call, $3.50 a. w.; mess call
(breakfast). 8 a. NJ. guard meeting, $40
a. M; concert by the regiment band, 10
a. H.; hrst serKeants' call. 11:45 a. m.
mess call (dinuerh IL m; inspection of
camp, 5p. M; mess call (supper(. 6 p.
m.; regimental parade, p. M; reirear,
sunset; guard mount. 8 p. H.; concert
Immediately after guard mounting;
tatto. 800 p. M; taps, 1880 p. IN.
The grass on the battalion grounds Is
as green as in early spring, and the
surrounding bluffs command q maghifi
cent view of Lake Pepin and the Wis.
consin shore. The weather today has
been fine and the atmosphere quite
cool. BY present appearances this will
BIZ the most favorable outing for the
militiamen.
Alto O'Clock this evening 'prelimiS
nary" battalion drill was very credit
ably performed for the first time.
Small arm practice will begin tomor-
row morning at $50. The range is in
excellent condition, and if the winds
are favorable some good scores will no
doubt be made. ss,fs
Private Sidney Gates. Of Company f.
while unloading baggage. fell from the
wagon and dislocated his elbow JOINT,
which Will disable him for two or three
days.
Reg,mental parade, the first actual
routine OF the encam pment, passed Oft
finely this evening.
Detail for tonight: Offlcer Of the
day. Capt. Frost;' officers of the guard,
Lleuts. Klemlner and Hoigkins.
The Third infantry. U. s. A., Fort
Smelling. is encamped tonight near
frohtenac, seven miles above here. 1t
will arrive sat Laksview about NOM to.
morrow.
There is yet no signal gun on the
ground. but 1t is to be hoped that tile
governor will In soma way receive his
customary salute when he arrives to re-
view the regiment next Friday.