Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-02

master OF the choir 10 which he belongs, the
sum OF two dollars.
Art. 80. The rules or articles which nre
or may be established by Congress, for the
government OF the militia, when in actual
service of the United States, shall be The rules
and articles for the government Of The militia
of this State when called into the actual ser-
vice of this State.
Art. 81. These rules and articles shall be-
read nj the head of each company, on the
first Tuesday Of June annually,
SIC. 2, The several fines imposed by this
act, and all monies collected by reason there
Of. when no other mode is pointed out by
this act, shall be collected by the regimental
quarter master, il the delinquent be a regi
mental officer, musician or private by the
brigndicr euartermaster, if the delinquent be
a brigade, line or staff officer; by the divis-
ion quartermaster. If the delinquent be a d.
vision. line OF staff officer and by the quar-
termaster general when the delinquent be a
member of the governors staff.
SEC. 8. All money collected by virtue Of
this act shall be paid over 10 the quartermas.
ter Of The regiment within which the delin-
auenl resides, and shall subject to the orders
of the commandant Of the regiment, who is
hereby authorized TO draw upon the quarter
master. from time TO time, for such sums Of
money MS may be necessary for the payment
Of officers and soldiers. as provided for by
this act. and also for such sums as may be
necessary for the purchase of musical instru-
ments as provided in this act
SEC. A. In case there shall not be sufficient
money in the hands OF the quartermaster OF
each regiment, to pay the officers and SOL
diers as required by this act, the quartermas-
ter shall certify the same TO the commandant
of the regiment, and also the sum which will
be necessary for the payment of said officers
and men for the next muster, training, or Off
GERS drill, whereupon the commandant Of
said regiment may draw upon the treasurer
of this State in favor Of said quartermaster,
Tor such sum OF money as may be necessary for
the payment of said officers and soldiers, and
the treasurer is hereby authorized TO pay the
same out of any money in the treasury moi
otherwise appropriated.
SEC 5. If on the first day of November o
each and every year, there shall remain II
the hands of any regimental quartermastei
a lnrger amount Of money than the sun o
ten dollars. the quariermaster shall remit thu
same TO the treasurer Of this State, wht
shall execute u receipt therefor to the quartz
master.
CHAPTER X.-Trainings, Masters am
Drills.
SIC. /. Every captain or commandant o
a company shall, annually on the first Tues
day in June. call his company together 70
the purpose Of examining and taking an ex
act account Of every mans arms and equip
ments, and also for dill and discipline. q
which lime every article required by this aC
shall be brought TO the place of parade
And it shall be the duty of said command
ant of each company TO make out a retur
of the names of all the members of said con
pany, specifying those who are fully arme
and equipped according to the provisions {
: this act, which return he shall lodge wit
The town clerk of the town in which sal
company is situated, and If said compan,
! shall embrace within its limits more tina
, one town, said return shall be made to III
town clerk of each town any part OF whlc
is embraced in said limits.
SEC. 2. The commissioned, non.comml
+ stoned officers and musicians of each reg
meni, in the uniform prescribed by virtue
/ this act, shall rendezvous within their r
J. s~peclive limits two days successfully, for It
purpose of training and improvement in mi
itary discipline, the days and place OF re
b devious 10 be designated in orders by Il
commandment of the brigade, and the officer
non-commissioned officers and musician
aforesaid, may be required by the comman
ant OF regiment to appear at any such re
n, devious, with such arms and aecouiremer
e. as he may direct, and he may require the
to perform every duty belonging to comm
stoned and non-commissioned officers and
a p~riyates. Provided. That if any oftc,
IL non commissioned officer or musician
II compelled TO travel over twenty miles for t
ID purpose of attending at said drill, he shall
d, entitled TO receive travel fees at the rate offs
n cents per mile for all travel exceeding sa
twenty miles, m
Iy SEC. 8. The militia Of this State may
rs assembled in the year 1889, and every TIL
Id wear thereafter, between the twenty-hfth d
b. of September and the thiid day Of Octob
to for review, inspection aud discipline, by re
iment. or separate battalion, as the commai
ed ant OF the brigade shall direct.
SIC. a. For all company trainings, ohit
ny drills. regimental or battalion review, pro
he ded for in this act, the men shau be warn
ee 10 meet at nine O'clock in the forenoon. a
they shall be kept through the day, nee
OF sary respiies only excepted, in military
y ercise. eHierri m ~ af req s.
SECS The commandment of any compa
~ of light infantry, riflemen or artillery in {
~ State, may, in his discretion. call his com
" nv tooether. for military discipline and