St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-11
BUSY AT THE TARGET.
Boys of the First Make Some Good
Scores.

Scores.
Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July 1O-The
weather has been decidedly favorable
for the routine duties of the First to-
day, and excellent progress is being
made in the different drills. An ex-
ceptionally fine regimental drill, close
ORDER was had this morning by the
regiment, and at range practice at 300
yards some fine scores were made
Those of twenty and over as as fol-
lows:
Ten shots, each with possible score
of fifty:
Field and Staff-Col Reeve, 81; Lieut..
Falk, AZ; Sergt. Maj. Nickels, Sc; Capt
Haupt, Sc; Maj. Clark, 40; Maj. Ames,
SO.
Company A-Private Williams, So;
Private Shepherd, 90; Sergt. Leavitt, As
Private Fillmore, 80; Corp. Pearse, 27;
Private Bedburg, 90; Lieut. Lackor, 40;
Private Brakeman, SO; Private King, %;
Private Mcdowell, 26; Corp. McWade,
81; Private Bicknell, 80; Sergt. Moffet,
80; Private SalSman,32; Private Knapp,
%; Private Davis, %.
Company B-Sergt. Allen, 20; Capt.
Diggles, %; Lieut.. Johnson, Sc; Private
Chant, 46; Private Hobb, 80; Private
Bracket, %; Private Bradeir, 81; Pri-
waite Olson, "a; Private Pool, So; Private
Bradley, 80; Private Pratt, 26; Lieut..
Rowley, "a; Private Bruce, %. Sergt.
Carleton, Sc; Private Paulson, 80.
Company C-Private Breed, 35; Ser.
geant Smiley, SO; Private Robinson
%; Corporal Gilfillan, 20; Lieut.. Per.
kins, 20.
y Dot, ID
vate Ward, q; Corporal Bookstaver
36; Corporal Krembs, Sc; Capt. Bean
81; Private Russell, 80; Private Sobot
ka, 80; Private Chester, Is; Corpora
Koch, So; Lieut. Merrill, "a; Private
Tubbesing, So; Private Elsie. %; Pri
vate Warren, 80; Private Brennan, 26
Capt. Mead brigade staff, %; Private
Porter, %; Corporal Ernst, %; Private
Pohler, %.
Company E-Musician Cedarbloom
81; Private Montgomery, 26; Corpora
Grossman, 80; Private Williams, 81.
Company F-Sergeant Clark, 80; Cor
poral Mueller, 81; Capt. Robedeau, 90
Corporal Clark, 80; Sergeant Corl, 20
Private Stone, 80; Lieut. Cooke, 20.
Company G-Lieut. Seebach, 20; Ser
geant Danielson, 20; Private Erb, 80
Sergeant Bundley, SO; Private Lund
quist, %; Private Jones, 20; Private
F4adrad, SO; Private DanieIson, %; Pri
vate Loogren, "a; Private Larson, 80
Private Lindberg, %; Private Reckner
70; Private Peterson, 20; Private Swan
son, 80; Private Thor, q; Lieut. Nor
ley, 30; Private Seebach, 81.
Company H-Lieut. Hardy, 80; Ser
geant Mattson, 33; Corporal bringing
SO; Sergeant Larson, %; Corporal Sau
tiers, Sc; Private Johnson, %; Private
Peterson, %; Private Smith, %; Privat,
Lambert, q; Corpol al La Rose, %.
Company Private Walsh, "a; Corp
Pruyn, 20; Private Fairchild, 81; Lieut.
Cartright, 80; Sergt. Rogers, So; Pri-
vate Straiton, Sc; Sergt. Chambers, "a
Private Briggs, 20; Private Smith. "a
Capt. Corriston, SO; Lieut.. Andrews, 80
Private Langdon, 25; Private Bronson
2; Sergt. Ainsworth, 29; Private Evans
81; Corp. Byrons, %; Private Mullen
80; Corp. Achard, %; Private Dunn, "a
Company K-Private McLeen, q
Lieut.. Walsh, 80; Corp. Birmingham, "a
The following scores were completed
at the 20O-yard distance today:
Company A-Private Curtiss, Sc: Prf
vate Vanderwalker, %; Corp. Shepard
"a; Private Knapp, 81; Capt. Winty, 80
Private Garcelon, "a.
Company B-Private Olson, 27; Pri
vate Chant, ~; Private Pratt, 80; Pri-
vate Lobb, 80; Private Pool, %.
Company D-Private Fee 80; Private
Custer, 81; Lieut.. Metz, 81; Private
Barnhart, 20; Private Baker, %; Pri.
/ vate Elsie, 20; Private Ward %; Corp
Krembs, "a; Private Warren, 20.
Company G-Corp. Gleason, "a; Pri
Vate Larson, Sc; Private Upsal, 80
Sergt. Bundley, 43; Private Danielson
+; %; Lieut.. Setback, "a; Lieut.. Morley
%; Private Limberg, 81; Private BueI
So; Private Erb, 81.
T. Company H-Capt. Montford, 81
Corp. bringing, 81; Corp. Sauter, So
Sergt. Holton, "a.
Company Private McDermott, 81
Corporal Burns, %; Private Porter, 90
i Corporal Hume, 81; Private Evans, q
/: Private Cook, Il; Private Langdon, 90
, Private Burlington, %; Private Taylor
Is.
Company K-Sergeant Nelson, So
Lieutenant Walsh, &c; Private Organ
%.
Field and staff-Chaplain Haupt, 80.
The regiment was reviewed by Gen
Nuremberg this morning, and in boil
i the review and subsequent parade, g
good showing was presented by the
men.
Col. Page and Lieut. Col. Moale, OF
/ the Third United States infantry
visited in the artillery camp today.
Capt. Bennett was detailed officer OF
I the day this evening.
Capt. ]. P. Knowles, of the brigade
! staff, visited in both camps today.
Practice began with the artillery
pieces today, thirty rounds having beer
fired at a target anchored out about q
mile and a half in Lake Pepin. They
were air line shots but the target has
not been examined for hits.