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certificate to the Auditor, he shall draw his
warrant on the Treasurer for the ammount
70 certified ~ due each member Of said Board
Of Medical Examiners, to be paid ny the
State Treasurer cut Of the war and defense
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Sec. II. The Quartermastcr General
Psyuaster General and assistant Quarter.
master Generals and the Quartermasters and
Paymasters Of Regiments shall file with the
Governor satisfactory bends for the faithful
discharge of tho duties of their respective
Offices, and upon approval by the Governor,
said bonds shall be 6lce with the Adjutsnt
General.
Sec. Is. The pay aud allowances for oil
Troops except for the staff Of the Comman.
ier.in. ChiefA when called into the actual scr.
% Of the State sh all be the same IS that Of
corresponding grades in the United States
army.
Sec. 10. During the time employed in call
ing and organizing troops for the United
States service, and during the time such
troops remain in the actual service Of this
State the Adjutant General shall BE- entitled
to the full pay and allowances Of . Colonel
Of Cavalry in the United States army; and At
other times his salary shall be at the rate Of
800 dollars per annuua.
Sec. 20. During the time employed in
calling out and organizing troops for the
United States service and during the time
euch troops remain in the actual service Of
this State the Quartermaster General shall
he entitled'tc the full pay aud allowances of y
Lieutenant Colonel Of Cavalry in tho United
States Army. and at other times his salary
shalt be at the rate Of s 2 60 Der snnum.
Sec. q. During the time the Psymaster
Cen. shall ~ employed in paying troops while
they remain in the actual service of the State,
be shall be entitled 70 the full pay and al.
lcwSucae Of Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry.
fs>ntry arm, to be organized under the pro-
sesions Of bis Act must frs. be authorized
BY the special orders Of the Cemmander-ln.
Chief
Sec. -. There shall be 6led aud Kept in
the Adjutant Generals Office in this State
y complete roll of each Of the Companies or.
gained uuder the provisions Of this Act, and
y record Of the date Of the organization Of
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member thereof
ally by the Cal tain ar commanding eAicer OF
each company on or before the first Monday
II July, and copy of the Same forwarded
to the Adjutant Generals Office Of this State.
Sec. Is. A record Of thu date of ell CON-
missions granted under this Act shallbe kept
IN the Ad1utant Generals elfce, and connie
stoned officers ct the same grade shall have
rank according to the date Of their sewers,
commissions.
Sec. Is. The Volunteer Militia shall serve
tor the term Of six years, Unless discharged for
legal disability, and shall ever afterwards be
tree from duty in the reserve Militia, except
10 case of war, instruction or invasion, and.
shall during said service, be free and exempt
from personal higwey tax and from serving
~ jurors.
Sec. ~. c8cers and members of the Vol.
'untecr Militia elected under the provisions of
This Act, shall not be subject to the orders Of
officers Of the reserve Militia.
Sec. % If any Assessor or Clerk of the
District Court shall viii lrully refuse or neg
Get to perform the duties imposed on him or
Them, by this Act, he shall, on conviction
be fined 10 any sum, not exceeding Eve hun.
dred dollars and be removed from Office, aud
shall not thereafter hold any office of honor
OF profit in this State; tour years after such
conviction.
Sec. 29. The Governor may make through
his staff officers, ell rules and regu atoms not
incon sistant with the laws Of this Stste fer
carrying into effect this Act, or he may ap.
point Military Board, to consist Of not
more than five members, to adopt and report
such regulations; which, after being apprUv-
I'd by the Governor, and promulgated in or.
ders, shall govern a concerned
Sec. 80. Al military commissions hereto.
fore issued BY aay Governor Of this State
above the rank Of Captain except commissions
ISSUED to the officers of the three Regiments
organized and being organized lor the service
OF the United States are hereby annuled.
Sec. 81 When Battalions or Regiments
arc placed in esoanap~ent or ordered into
actual service in accordance with tho provis.
ons of this bill, there shall 10 allowed to each
battalion or Regiment four Musicians who
snail receive pay the same as Musicians in
the United States army, and also one Chap
lain to b. appointed by the Colonel with the
concent OF tie Lieutenant Colonel and Ma.
JOY. and said Chaplain shall receive nav at
the rate Of fifty dollars per month while in
actual service
Provided, That when troops are assembled
only for parade and drill, punishments for
the violation Of the rules and regulation,
hall only extend to &,es to be collected by
the proper civil officers or Imprisonment t du