St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-12
INSPECTION IN CAMP.
Mounted Troops Undergo a Rigid
Examination.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July 1.-THE
weather was perfect at Lakeview to-
day for the accomplishment of the
routine duties of the First, and each
successive day of the encampment
brings about a better discipline in
the various maneuvers Of the different
drills.
A fine regimental drill was had this
morning in close order formation, and
most excellent progress is being noted
IN this particular movement.
Target practice was confined to the
5to-yard range, and conditions were ia
vorable for good craftsmanship at this
distance. Following are the scores of
twenty and over-ten shots each-fifty
possible:
Field and Staff-Mai Ames, 4S; Ser
geant Rochat, n; Lieut.. Falk, As; Capt.
Haupt, So.
Company A-Private Salesman, "a;
Private Fillmore, 27; Sergeant Leavitt,
81; Private Mcdowell, q; Sergeant Moi
fett, IS; Lieut.. Lacker, Al; Private
vate Williams, q.
vate Hahn, 25; Private Richart, p;
Private Pratt, %; Private Braden, p;
Private Lobb, 81; Private Casuer, %;
Capt. DiggleS, 81.
vate O'Brien, 20; Lieut.. Perkins, So;
Private Lewis, %.
Company D-Private Tubbesing, SO;
Private Porter, 20; Private Warren, u;
Corporal Bookstaver, So; Corporal
Keen, 80; Corporal Krembs, 49, Lieut..
Metz, 81; Lieut.. Merrill, 50; Private
Lange, 80; Musician Sobotka, 81; Pri-
vate Henshaw, 20.
Company E-Lieut. Spear, "a; Private
Mckay, 20; Private Carleton, %; Pri-
vate Collins, "a; Private Montgomery,
49,
Company F-Lieut. Cooke, 80; Corp
oral Clark, %; Sergeant Clark, "a; Corp
oral Brasse, IS; Lieut.. Robedeau, rs.
Company G-Private Seebach, %;
Private AppenZeller, %; Private Kleist,
20; Private Limberg, 20; Private Erb,
q; Private Danielson, %; Private Lund-
Opsahl, So; Private Larson, 80; Private
Erickson, p; Private Melendy, %;
Private Lovgren, %; Lieut.. Seebach, 80
Company H-Corporal Santer, SO;
Private Prfnzing, p; Corporal Prinzing.
80; Corporal Lewis Is; Lieut.. Hardy,
Peterson, SO; Sergeant Mattson, IS.
Company I-Capt. Corriston, SO;
Private Straiton, go; Sergeant Rogers,
~; Lieut.. Andrews, 81; Private Dunn,
x; Lieut.. Cartwright, 39; Private
Smith. %; Private Fairchild. 40; Corr
poral Pruyn, 26; Sergeant Chambers,
%; Private Briggs, "a; Private Evans,
&c; Private McMullen. 80; Corporal
Burns. 80; Private Bronson, &c; Private
McDermid, 80; Private Taylor. Is.
Company K-Sergeant Sene, 81;
Sergeant Nelson, 81; Private Hewitt, 81;
Lieut., Conrad, 80; Lieut.. Walsh, 81;
Corporal Birmingham, 81.
Shooting will be completed at 800
yards tomorrow, and those who have
acquired a grand total of 1O5 at the
combined ranges will be allowed to
make the skirmish run in which they
may qualify as sharpshooters.
Lieut. A. B. Johnson, u. S. A, Off
cially inspected the camp of the First
mounted troops, and it is likely that
most excellent showing will be re-
ported by that officer. Owing to the
inspection, target practice was omitted
in that camp today. The field and
staff officers of the First regiment and
Third United States infantry will visit
the artillery camp this evening.
Col. Page, of the Third United States
infantry. received a review of the
First this evening, which transpired in
an excellent manner as we'll as the
following dress parade at $50. Both
movements were witnessed by a large
concourse of Lake City's citizens.