The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-11

OFFICERS AT CAMP
USE SMALL ARMS
THEY COMMENCE REVOLVER
PRACTICE AT LAKEvIEW.
Today Is Governors Day and the
States Chief Executive Is at Camp
This Afternoon-List of Marksmen
Who Qualified on Rifle Range.
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Camp Lakeview, Mimi. July 11.-sunday after
noon the boys assembled on the parade ground and
witnessed two fast games of baseball. In the
nrst one Company G defeated Company by
the score of 10 to 8, and Immediately afterwards
the hospital corps, which is made up largely of
In very close game by the score of 10 to s. In
specuon In the afternoon was omitted so that the
boys might finish the games.
Monday morning while at drill General Bob
letter lost one OF his gold medals. The regiment
was deployed as sEirmishers and crossed and
recrossed the large parade grounds searching for
1t, hut it has not been found During the same
drill, Colonel Gerlach, who reviewed the regi-
ment Sunday night lost the gold top to the han
die of his sword.
The officers have commenced their revolver
practice and yesterday the range was turned over
to the wives of the officers and their friends.
Mrs. Libby, wife Of the former adjutant gen.
eral, made high score of As, and Mrs. Wright,
wife of the colonel made SO.
The shooting on the rifle range is being rapidly
cleaned up, the first and second battalions hay
Ing practically finished shooting for marksmen.
The third was on the range yesterday. Today the
shooting for sharpshooters commenced.
Those who qualified in the first and second bat
talions 80 far, that is those who made SO out of
possible $50 on the three ranges are:
Company G Of Austin.-Corporal Laufe 1o1,
Corporal Gregg 102, r. A. Fraser 100, William
Fuller 104, Marion Porter 9s
Lieutenant Wunder1ich 121, Lieutenant Brandt nHt
100, Sergeant Stubstad 1O2, Sergeant Cieminski
120, Corporal Fraze 118, Corporal Reinhardt l24,
Corporal Baker 11s, Corporal Thompson 112, W.
G. Schellhaas 1O1, Leon Shute 40.
Company I. Owatonna.-Captain Lerrs 1oS.
Lieutenant Vinton ia, Sergeant Butsch ia. Cor
poral Kilborn 1O4. Corporal Thumer 1O1, Corpo-
raj Be1ma 1O5, Musician Huber 104, S. W. Kin
ney 3d. e. NJ. Palmer SO.
Company F. Observation-Disclosures Mohn 119.
Lieutenant Root 1913. Sergeant Stewart 1O6 Ser
pora1 Nachreiner 1O3, Benjamin Finch no. Paul
Company e, Fairmont--Captain Everett 124
Lieutenant Burdick 1O4 Lieutenant Pratt 10
Sergeant Williams 1o1. Sergeant Chute l3s, ser
Geant Shaver 1T, Cook butcher 100, Harry Ora
ham 1OS William HIM 100, c. Longstreet 99
Company H. Mankato-Lieutenant Bowen Jos
Sergeant Stefenhofer 116, Sergeant Fedloud l!o
CORPORAL Foules 1O2, Clark 1O2, Frank Magulre
SO. ,-os+ou
The artillery did not do any shooting yester
dav as the only ammunition left is of kind thai
The OFFICERS fear to use after the experience OF
FRIDAY. when one of the shells burst in mida1r
Wooden plugs are used in these shells, ana are
not strong enough to Withstand the pressure
caused by the great velocity
THESE promotions have been ordered In the
comnany of engineers: COrporals Alexander Bres
nahan and Otto sandtrock, to be sergeants; FL
Yates James Houlihan and r. Denny to De corpo
rails c !.
officer of the day for the artillery today. Lieu
tenant Albert Mohn, Company f, o1ncer OF th'
Guard and Lieutenant William E. Brandt. Oom
nany G. srrernumerary officer of the guard. 20
the artillery Lieutenant William hlIef' Dat
tery A. is officer Of the guard.
This is governors day and the CHIEF executive
will. arrive at Camp LAX view In the Afternoon
and review the troops in the evening.