The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-17
At HOME IN CAMP
FIRST SETTLES DOWN TO THE ROU-
TINE OF SOLDIER LIFE LIKE
VETERANS.
WHITE CITY QUIETLY RISES.
MILITARY PRECISION SHOWN IN
ARRANGING TENTS AND CAMP
EQUIPAGE.
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HIARI&SNIEN ARE AMBITIOUS.
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Shooting for Badges Already Begun
Roster of the COmpa-
niles.

CAMP LAKEVIEW, July 1G.-De-
hciously cool weather greeted the
First Regiment, n. G. S. NJ. at Camp
Lakeview as it stepped off the spec
ial train here at 1910 this morning
The men seemed to be in fine condi-
ton and before the bugle boy blew the
blast for dinner everything had been
tucked away around camp and the
quarters were in tip top shape. The
different companies marched into
regimental formation upon leaving the
train and shortly afterwards found
themselves in their respective streets
settling down to a weeks work of
soldering. There was no noise and
there seemed to be but little hurry.
Nevertheless within an hour the regi-
mental furniture was in position and
everything was in the best of shape.
Doughty Capt Bean had man with
broom setting stray straws out oe
the company boulevard about the first
thing. There is but little doubt but
that the veteran captain is anxious
that his company of braves shall
carry off the usual number of breast
decorators this year, and before noon
D Company had the best looking
street in camp.
The first drill of the day was guard
mount which took place in front Of
the colonels tent at 1:45 Private
Bacon, Of D Company, was picked OUT
as the best looking man in guard, and
as consequence he has had the hon
or of looking after the comfort of Col.
Reeve all day with the title of
orderly" The guard detail was as
follows: Officer Of the day, Capt Me-
Quade, Company A; officer Of the
guard, Lieut.. Rogers, Company L;
junior officer of guard, Lieut. Carleton,
Company F.
Inc afternoon was spent by a big
majority Of the men in resting up,"
although there was a big detail from
each of the companies sent down to
the range.
The regimental rifle contest will
take place Saturday and every COM
pany in camp has got an eagle eve on
the big silk banner which Col Reeve
has standing in his tent Each com
pany will have team Of ten men who
will be allowed seven shots each at
the 200 and 500-yard ranges. The re-
Tolver conetst, at so yards, which is
open to all three militia regiments.
Will take place Monday. The Second
and Third have had their turn with
the pistols and the First expect to
win. None but commissioned and nom
commissioned officers are allowed to
enter the contest
The roster of the regiment is as fol-
lows:
Field and Staf-CoIonel. C. Nice Reeve. ma
1ors, w. W. Price and F. w. Ames: cbanIain
tapt. Z. Z. Haupt; adjutant, Lieut. J. E'
AnoreWs; quartermaster Lieut.. c. R. Smith:
Lieut. F. NJ. Catlin commissary Lieut.. w
y; steele; inspector of small arms practice.
Lieut. G. E. Falk N'
company A. Minneapolis-Captain w q
McQuaid; first lieutenant Roy Pearce: sec
ono Lieutenant, Harry Lackore acting bataI-
lion adjutant &c men.
Company B, Minnea polis-C,antain n M
Diggles; SO men. ~
Company c, st. Paul-Captain, N. C. Rob-
inson; first lieutenant W. NJ. Perkins; sec
ond lieutenant, G. G. Bunker 81 men
Company D, st. Paul-Captain E. s. Bean:
nrst lieutenant, C.. Z. Metz: second lieutenant
M. L. Merrill; 40 men.
Company E. st. Paul-Captain C. T. Spear;
nrst lieutenant c., A. Clark; second lieuten-
ant, c. r. Trowbridge; SO men,
company f, Minneapolis-Captain, j. Rob
edeau first lieutenant. ]. W. Cook; second
lieutenant. A. W. Carleton; 81 men
Company g, Red Wing-Captain. 7. H
Fredericks; first lieutenant, o. F. seebach;
Al men.
Go. H. st. Paul-Captain E. c. Montfort lat
Lieut.. j. c. Hardy; SO men. -''
o., Go. X Stillyater--Captain j. P. Masterman.
3 Is Lieut.. E. M. Conrad, I'd Lieut.. j. j. Walsh;
Band. Minneapolis, Lieut. Watson. Drum
Major c. A. Carleton; % men.
Fhe routine and daily calls for the regiment
First call. 1850 g. M; revelle 500: roll call.
bio; breakfast, $50; sick CALL AS; assembly
S;S5; ad1utants call, 600; recall. 1870; guard
mounting first calD, 1850; assembly 7:55: adj
1utants call, 500; target practice 1880 to II AZ.
ainner, 100 noon; officers school. 500 p. m. ;
S supper 6O9; regimental parade, 7:15 first CALL
no; assembly $50; adjutant's call (battalionl
l;oo; adJutantI call (regimentaD, 7:l5; guard
mounting (nrst ca1). 1850: assembly, 49, ad-
Jutants call; 500; tattoo, 1000; taps 10:3O
Dress parads passed off in a very sat
1stactory manner and the Colonel ex-
pressed himself as being highly pleased
with the manner in which the men
took to the work the first day in camp.
Lieut.. Falk, inspector of small arms
practice, had his men out at the range
shortly after dinner, and for four
straight hours an incessant firing was
kept up at the 200-yard distance. Some
exceptionally fine scores may be no.
ticed among the following:
tTen shots each, possible ffty.)
90 c91m ni9 A-PFiv Davis. 10; Priv. Harris.
Schneider, 16; Priv. Robinson, Is; Priv Lewis.
- Sergt; Simons, %; Priv. Cavanaugh %;
Bryan. 16 PRIV. Fischer 10; Priv Smaller 10:
Priv. Mclean. "A; Priv. Fokler, II: PRIV. WI.
mot, o. Priv. .Cusick 4; Priv. Var 90: Priv
feungborn, p; Priv. Bouand, o; Lieut.. Per-
kins SO.
Company D-Lieut MerrelI "a: Sergt I,earv
Sfy Priv. Sobotka, 81; Priv. Chester 10: Priv
Dern, q; Priv. Fuhrmann, IT. Priv Grau "a.
Priv. Hemmeger, O.; Priv. Imhoif II: Priv
Miss. Is; Priv. AIiddents, II; Priv. Mlndrum
22f, PRIV. Porter, q; Priv. Peters "a: Priv.
Rice 2; Priv Shorley. %; Priv. Bookstaver, 20;
Priv. LANCE, 81.
Company E-Lieut. Clark, "a; sergt. Metz
dorf, "a; Priv. Stillman z; Priv Bradr> 81
Corp. 7. G. Fernald. 80; Corp. Carleton, o:
Priv. Wittmaack, 49, Priv. Price 36. PRIV
Haskell, O; Priv. Fernald, s; Priv Ketcham.
usPfiv. klabunde, 15; Priv. Bryant %: Priv
Picha. 10; Sergt. Hamerbaeker 2S; Corp.
Collins, a.
Company Corp. Stone. IS: Corn. Breses
HSPriv. Mathews, 49, Priv Skinner, 81: Priv
Brett. O; Priv. Princell q.
Company G-Sergt. Burnson, 81; Corp An
derson, 20: Corp. Skoglund, "a; Priv. OpsaI
80 Corp. Erickson, II; Priv. Reckner is:
Priv Johnson, Is; Priv. H.. Jones' 40; Priv
Lsndberg, 2; Priv Thor, 81 Priv. Peterson,
S0i Priv. W. Jones, %; Priv Gore 10; Sergt
Bundley. 10; Priv. Olson. a Priv A. Peterson.
Is; Priv. Swanson. SO; Priv. Pfeifer, IA PRIV.
, Danielson. 81; Priv. Lindquist 10; Priv Sew
erance, So; Priv. Phillips, 81; PRIV. Seehach.
81; Corp Gleason, 81; PRIV. WE'LL 80: Mus
Wendler, IS; Lieut.. o. Seebach, 81.
Company H-Sergt. Peterson, 20: Sergt
Sergt- Prinzing. 81; Sergt. Holton, 80; Priv
Sandherg, 2; PRIV. Albrecht %; Priv. Thomp-
son, ID: Priv. Simon, 16; Priv. Lindgren. is;
Priv. Oliver. %; Priv. Williams Is: Priv
Small. 8; Priv. Olson, 20.
Company PRIV. Shaw, 30; Priv. Jenkins,
s.: Corp. McDermid, So; Corp. Taylor. 80;
Priv. Dyer, SO; PRIV. Andrews e; Priv Evans
w ato q6. 1p,f f1raiu ~.