The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-20
THIRD AND TIE BATTERY
THEY BEGIN LIFE AT CAMP LAKE
VIEW UNDER FAVORABLE
CONDITIONS
COMPANY ATTENDANCE FAIR
The ArtiIIey Wing Sheltered Under
New Tents-Setbert's Band Fur
nishing the Music-GettinG
Ready for Work.

CAMP LAKEVIEW, July 19.-(Special)
The Third regiment arrived in camp to-
day. Grand mount took place at
o'clock under Capt. Delahunt, Company
I, as officer Of the day; Lieut.. Cook Com
pany B. senior officer guard, and Lieut..
Nuremberg, Company H, junior officer of
the guard. slight rain was falling
throughout these preliminaries, but soon
the sky cleared and everything turned
out pleasant.
Seibert's Third Regiment band, of st.
Paul. George Seibert, chief musician, and
musical director, with Maj. McGuff1n act
ing as drum major, will furnish music
for this command.
The commanders Of the companies,
with the number of men reported, are
as follows:
Company C, Duluth-Capt. r. H. Little,
First Lieuter ant Charles Josten, acting
as commander; Second Lieutenant ]. E.
Lawrence, forty men.
v Company d, zumbr9ta1CaPt H ",
Bowmen, thirty-six men.
Company B, Anoka-Capt A. F. Pratt,
Lieut.. c. j: Cook, Lieut.. A w. Whet-
hem, forty-four men.
Company H, OHvia-Capt. J. M. Peck
inpaugh, absent; Lieut.. F. NJ Burns, in
command; Lieut.. Newenberg, thirty-eight
men.
Adair, Lieut.. william Nelson, Lieut..
Charles A. Wilkins, thirty-four men.
Company 1, Morris-Capt. J. r. Dab
hunt, Lieut.; S. H. Spear, Lieut.. Charles
Company G, Duluth-Capt. Wigdon,
acting MAJOR Lieut.. H. e. Nurming, alb
sent; Lieut. J. Scott Cash. In command;
forty-f1ve men.
Company E, st. Paul.-Capt., H g.
H. A. Andres, fifty men.
Lieut.. C. T. Josten, Company c. in COM
mand.
Col. Fitzgerald, Of Minneapolis is in
charge of the infantry hospital; Maj. c..
E. Dutton, of Minneapolis and Lieut..
Asa F. Goodrich, of st. Paul, as as
sistants. Steward Furgeson is acting as
hospital steward.
previous to the infantry They have
been equipped with new tents made of
brown ducking, a new guard house is
also being built. Capt. George Coon, of
st. Paul, IS in charge of the artillery
hospital Jacoby acting as steward.
The batteries A, of st. Paul, and B, of
Minneapolis, report about seventy men
and forty-five horses each
Under special order First Sergeant
A%CS CSI EoIIlilIAS 10 ISNuCc0 " Tic I1AAS
Corporals James Colwell and John s..
Dahlgren are reappo1nted sergeants.
Private Earl Hoytt, William Tuthell and
Frank Searle are appointed corporals.
The following enlisted men are dis
charged from the military service of the
state of Minnesota by reason of removal
from company station: Corporal Mark
Powers, Private John Miller, Otto Miller,
Off Monsoon, William Holbrook and Peter
Bereman.
The following changes are hereby eff
fected in Company F: Sergeant Eugene
Wilkins, corporal Herman Lineman and
John Dyer to be reduced to the ranks.
Corporal Franklin Britton is appointed
quartermaster sergeant. Corporal James
Tower, sergeant; privates, Walter De-
Larare, Samuel Weels, Oscar Fox ap-
pointed corporals.
Private William LEM Company E, is
appointed regimental quartermaster, vice
Paul Clarkson.
In Company C Corporals William
Pierce and Frank Knowlton are appoint
ed corporals.