The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

BY w. r.. SPRAGUE,
Colonel Commanding journal Cadet Regi-
80 ment.
A reorganization of the Journal cadet
brigade has been perfected, forming
it into one regiment of twelve COM
panies, and providing for a reserve
force to keep the ranks recruited. - =.
Battalions have been formed with the
following officers in command:
Reg1mental Officers. -.
Lieutenant Colonel Bibb. 49,"
Regimental Adjutant Potter.
First Battalion. :" =: =
Major Sequin. - -
First Lieutenant Peppin, battalion
adiutant. - - =.
Captain Winslow, Company A. ,
Captain Lane, Company B.
Captain Themes, Company C.
Captain Mckenzie, Company D.
= Second Battalion. -
Major Mullin. -
First Lieutenant, Austin, adiutant, =
Captain Bostwick, Company E.
Captain Rounds, Company F.
Captain Clark, Company G.
Captain Weisman, Company H.
g. Third Battalion. i
Major Ives. .-s-s.. =
First Lieutenant Fleener, adiutant.
Captain Fleury, Company |.
Captain Dobbs, Company X.
Captain Childs, Com pany L. !
Captain = Card, Company M.
The following is to be the schedule
Of regular drills for the present: "
Monday-Companies A, B. c., LIS.
Tuessday-Companies D, E. F.
dnesday-Companies G. H. I.
Thursday-ComPanies 81, NJ.
20 lion 6ri11c will ha- held aS fol-
Monday-Third battalion, Major
ives, COMPANIES I, K, L. M. ~.
w dnesday+- First battalion, Major
Sequin, Companies A, B, C, DIN.
Thursday - Second n batttali{G}n, Major
The cadets who did not report Fri
day night do not be1ongsxt D. anY: Com
panv and, have TO & report :; me
before being assigned to cenpanies.f
All reports viii: start this week and
any men disorderly. will be reported to.
the adiutant or be brought I'd. me after
both the cadet reported and the one:
reporting will report to me after each
drill. -"' -: =, ~s <l| .::::
Any cadet refusing tosgive his proper
name when asked by an officer will be
dismissed from the regiment or dis
eiplined. III ,s4=,1, r. u:
- Promotions and Appointments. >,.-v=
Headquarters Journal Cadet Regiment,
Minneapolis, Mimi, June g. 1906. -
ORDERS NO. &C., =
The following promotions and ap-
pointments are announced:
=. To be first lieutenant, Co. e, Second
lieutenant Farmer.
i To be sergeants, Cadets Lincoln and
Kennedy. [.'%:
To be corporal, Cadet merrill. -
To be first lieutenant Co, D, Cadet
Sergeant Fox. -
ITO be first lieutenant Co.. B, Cadet
Mott. .
To be captain and quartermaster
Cadet Marvin Jones.
To be major, First battalion, Captain
Sequin.
TO be regimental adiutant and cap
tain, Lieutenant Potter. $780,.
To be captain Co. D, Cadet Lieuten
ant Mckenzie 49,. .s.., 49,,
To be quartermaster and second lieu
tenants, Cadets L. F. and E. F. Abrams
and Lieutenant Thompson. :: 49,. -: *
To be sergeant Go. F.: Cadet Pau
Jepson. =, - ~" -: :. = !.
) To be regimental& quartermaster ,anc
captain, Cadet Strong. - ~. ~ = -.
To be captain and recruiting OFFICER
Cadet Scott. =. -: KIT, t:<: ~ -
To be principal musician, Cade
Seavey. 49, $500. -. .s..> :, :
The above to be obeyed and respected
accordingly.="By ordef:of -: =: =: -
W H. Sprague,~
i Colonel Commanding.
All cadet officers and noncommis
stoned officers are to be addressed b,
their respective titles: All officer
must watch all orders and bring every
thing down to definite system:
BY order Of W. H. Sprague, -
. =. Colonel COMMANDING.
The Reorganization.
There. were 700 boys at the meetiin
Friday night, when the reorganization
was perfected, the cadets being size
by companies, and battalions real
ranged. -: -%5n.
Captains who reported with thirt
men or more were given charge OF thei
companies and those who had less wef
merged and formed into new companies
All companies were arranged accordin