St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-09
THE FIRST IN CAMP.
Prospects of an Enjoyable Out
ing, Free From Heat.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July S.-The. ten
companies and field and staff officers
of the First regiment, NJ. n G., reached
Camp Lakeview by special train at
1890 a. M, and within an hour were
fairly located in their respective quar-
tiers. They were followed an hour
later by the First battalion, artillery
arriving by special train over the Mil
waukee at 11:20. The horses and guns
of the artillerymen were unloaded on
the platform especially built for that
purpose, and most of the day was con-
sumed in locating on their new
grounds, which are some sixty rods
below the militia camp. Following is
complete roster of the First, with
comparative strength of each COM
pany:
Field and Staff-Col. c. McReeve
Minneapolis; Lieut.. Col. w. c. Bron-
son, Saltwater; Maj. W. w. Price, ST.
Paul Commander First battalion);
Maj. Fred w. Ames, Minneapolis Com
mander Second battalion); Chaplain
ev.C.Edgar Haupt, St. Paul; adjutant,
Lieut.. w. B. Palmer, Minneapolis;
commissary, Lieut.. w. E. Steele, Min
neapolis; quartermaster Lieut.. C. R.
Smith, st. Paul; judge advocate, Lieut..
F. NJ Catlin, St. Paul; inspector small
arms practice, Lieut.. E. G. Falk, Min
neapolis; camp surgeons, Capt Clark,
Saltwater, and Lieut.. r. A. Wheaton,
st. Paul.
Company A, Minneapolis Captain.
Harry e. Minty; first lieutenant,
Eugene Hanscome; second lieutenant,
Harry D. Lacker; men, thirty-five
Company B, Minneapolis Captain,
A. M. Diggles; first lieutenant, Andrew
l.. Johnson; second lieutenant, Frank
B. Rowley; men, thirty.
Company c, ST. Paul-Captain, Noyes
G. Robinson; first lieutenant, Warren
M. Perkins; second lieutenant, Clar-
ence G. Bunker; men, thirty-five.
Company D, st. Paul-Captain, Ed
S. Bean; first lieutenant, Charles E.
Metz; second lieutenant, Milford L.
Merrill; men, forty-four
Company E, St. Pau1-Captain, Henry
Bork; first lieutenant, Charles T.
Spear; second lieutenant, Charles R.
Trowbridge; men, forty-six
Z Company F, Minneapolis-Capt
Samuel II. Vowel: first lieutenant,
Charles j. Robedeau; second lieuten-
ant, Joseph w. Cook; men, fifty.
Company C, Redwing-Captain, John
first lieutenant, Oscar f.
aSeebach; second lieutenant, Frank E.
Morely; men, thirty-eight.
: Company II, ST. Paul-Captain, E. c.
Montfort; first lieutenant, ]. c. Hardy:
second lieutenant, George T. Daley;
naen, forty.
Company ], Minneapolis-Cap
Frank T. Corriston; first lieutenant.
Charles w. Cartwright; second lieu
/ tenant, James c. Andrews; men, forty
-four.
Company K, Stillwater-Captain, Jo-
seph P. Masterman; first lieutenant.
Edwin NJ. Conrad; second lieutenant,
Joseph J. Walsh.
s The following routine will be OBJ
served during this encampment of the
First: Reveille. a. M; roll call, Sis
a. M; breakfast, $50 a. M; sick CALL
545 a. M; battalion drill, a. M; guard
mounting, a. M; target practice, 7:30
to Has a. M. dinner, II M; officers
school, p. M; supper, p. m; parade
rs p. M; guard mounting, p. m;
tattoo, 10 p. M; taps, 1880 p. m.
Guard mounting was accomplished
shortly after the arrival of the regi-
ment. and transpired in fine shape for
the initial routine. The following Off
GERS were detailed for the first guard
duty this afternoon: Officer of the day,
ficer of the guard, Lieut.. Cook, Con-
Lieut.. Andrews, Company I. For to-
morrow morning: Officer of the day.
Capt. Robinson, of G; senior officer of
the guard, Lieut.. Perkins, c; junior
officer OF the guard, Lieut.. Walsh, Is.