Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-06

Sergeant T J Pcyey, Sergeant w
l. Fem, Sergeant A Il Anderson,
Corporal G Il Thompson, Corpor-
al G 2 Hirst, Corporal r Dow
dell, P NJ Diers, G G Larson, I'll
A p Bohr, j f Norton, w W
Thompson, A Martin, ID A Con-
roy.
Company H-Captain F War.
ren, Corporal A f Enrenpfort,
Corporal J E Broderick, Sergeant
Il Carol, Sergeant NJ Holtz, e L
Atwater, j Furnanz, f Muller, A
O'Brien, G W Laswell, b Eisner,
G M Mitchell.
Company P-CaptainR r RRichter,
Lieutenant III Huber, Lieutenant
W Tobin, Sergeant + Moore, Ser
geant M Sheenan, Musician j.
Won Stadent, L j Ringen, G G
STRIPPED, G H Often, A Blawat, j
Kallman, A Payson, n Hall.
Company K-Captain T j Gun
ningham, Lieutenant e ID Finley,
Lieutenant G W Seely, Sergeant
E + Botteron, Sergeant f j Des-
mond, Corporal J Utschig, J r
Ross, e Schmaiz, E p Jacobson,
l. j Reubold, j r Helms, W
Warnekross, p + Brunette, G M
Barley, p + Bauer, G f Mcguire,
j De Bernardo, Ii Meyers
Company L-Captain + j Egg
CERT, Lieutenant II j Cutzans,
Sergeant G Geotzhain, w G Left
man, j l. Slattery, L j Grund-
man.
Company M-Sergeant Colby,
Musician j w Eugle, Corporal
Maher.
The preliminary contests which
resulted in the selection of the
foregoing teams took place De
cember 8 and 13. On December
20 the first of the final competi
tons took place at Shell Mound
Park, and on January 3 the SEQ.
oud of the preparatory series will
occur.
Louis Barrere, inspector Of rifle
practise of the First Infantry, n.
G. g., has addressed a circular to
his comrades, in which he says:
"This is not an ordinary con.
test, but one which should prove
of great interest to our regiment,
every member of which should do
all in his power to encourage en-
thusiasm and stimulate the efforts
of the men to establish their supe.
riority as marksmen, SO that in
the future they can speak with
pride of the decorations given in
this match"
Colonel W. Macdonald return
ed to the city last Thursday. He
appreciates the importance of the
contest in which his regiment is
about to engage. He is not over
confident of victory, but believes
that his sharpshooters will cap.
ture the trophy. He knows that
there are many crack shots in the
Hawaiian regiment, and is not in
clined to underrate the skill of his
competitors.
The Examiner of December 81
says: The shooting at Shell
Mound yesterday was confined to
practise and the monthly medal
scores of the National Guard.
From the number of militiamen
present it must be conceded that
the coming match with the Hawai-
ians, that is to take place on Jan
uary 10, is creating considerable
interest.
Captain Il o White Of the Ha-
waiisn National Guard was in at
tendance, and his presence SEEM
ed to spur the boys to good work,
Judging from the scores made.
Companies b. and l. shot their
monthly scores. They are in
cluded 10 the following:
Company B-L Zimmerman 43,
+ Baumgartner AZ, Captain G Fill
mer Al, A Hammerson 40, r. A
Gills 3G, Sergeant b Taylor 42,
Corporal G Clausenius AZ, Lieute.
nant A + Ramm 36, A Fetz Al, A
Gehret Al, j Fetz 43, Q Perry 40,
W f Taylor 32, A H Frick AZ, Il
B Peppin Al, V Demarius 40, w
H Krug 40, Z G Cardell 80, W j
Hayes 80, & II Sullivan 38, A L
Althorpe 40, w Proll 80, Lieute-
nant Townsend 81, j Miller 32, II