The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-15

for that purpose BY the Governor, one Of whom
shall BE- Professor of Surgery Of the Medical
Department Of the Iowa State University. The
sum of five dollars per day, with one half the
mileage allowed by law to members Of the Cen
eral Assembly, shall be allowed to each of said
Medical Examiners. The time and mileage for
which compensation is hereby allowed shall be
certified BY the President or Chairman Of said
Board, and upon presentation of said certificate
to the Auditor, he shall draw his warrant on
the Treasurer for the amount so certified ~ due
each member of said Board OF Medical Examn.
ers, to be paid BY the State Treasurer out OF
the War and Defense Fund.
Sec. H. The Quartermaster General, Paymas-
ter General, and Assistant Quartermaster zen
erals, and the Quartermasters, and Paymasters
OF Regiments shall file with the Governor salts
factory bonds for the faithful discharge OF the
duties Of their respective Offices, and upon mp,
prevail by the Governor, said bonds shall DE nieo
with the Adjutant General
Sec. Is. The pay and allowances for all troops
(e scept for the staff Of the Commander-in- Chei
when called into the actual service Of the State
shall be the same as that Of corresponding
grades in the United States Army.
Sec 10 During the time employed in calling
out and organizing troops for the United stats
| service and during the time such troops remain
in the actual service of this State, the AdJntans
General shall be entitled to the full pay and al,
| lovances of Colonel of Cavalry in the United
States army and at other times his salary snail
be at the rate of $500 per annum =.
Sec. 90 During the time employed IN Gaming
out and organizing troops for the United states
service and during the time such troops remain
in the actual service of this State, the Quarter
master General shall be entitled to the full pay
and allowances OF Lieutenant Colonel OF Cav
alry in the United States Army and at other
times his salary shall be at the rate of $500 per
annum.
Sec. 81. During the time the Paymaster Gen
eral shall be employed in paying troops while
they remain in the actual service OF the State,
he shall be entitled to the full pay and allow
ances of Lieutenant Colonel Of Cavalry.
Sec. %. Companies other than OF the lnfan-
try arm, to be org mixed under the provisions OF
| this Act must first be authorized by special or
ders of the Commander nChief.
| Sec. 90 There shall be filed and kept in the
| Adjutant Generals office of this State, com
| plete roll of eac.. Of the companies organized
under the provisions of this Act, and record
of the date of the organization Of each COM
pany, and of the enlistment of each number
| thereof.
Sec "a. Said roll shall be made annually by
the Captain or commanding officer Of each COM
pany on or before the first Monday in July, aud
a copy of the same forwarded to the Adiutant
Generals Office of this State.
| Sec %. A record of the date of all commits
| sions granted under this Act shall be keptin the
Adutant Generals Office, and commissioned Of
ficers of the same grade shall have rank ac-
cording to the date OF their several commissions.
Sec. 26. The Volunteer Militia shall serve for
the term of six years, unless discharged tor
legal disability, and shall ever afterward be free
| from duty IN the reserve Militia except in case
| of war, instruction or invasion, and shall,
| during said service, be free and exempt from
personal highway tax and from serving as jurors.
Sec. ~. Officers and members of the Volun-
| teer Militia elected under the provisions of this
Act snail not be subject to the orders Of officers
of the Reserve Militia.
Sec %. If any Assessor or Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court shall wilfully refuse or neglect to
perform the duties imposed on him or them, by
this Act, he shall, conviction, be fined IN any
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars and be
removed from Office, and shall not thereafter
hold any Office of honor or profit in this State
for four years after such conviction.
Sec. 90. The Governor may make through his
proper staff officers all rules and regulations not
inconsistent with the laws of this State for carry.
ing into effect this Act, or he may appoint a
Military Board, to consist of not more than five
members, 10 adopt and report such regulations ;
which, after being approved by the Governor,
and promulgated in orders, shall govern all con.
cerned.
Sec 80. All military commissions heretofore
issued by any Governor of this State above the
rank of Captain except commissions issued to
the officers of i, ..cs Regiments organized and
being organized for the service OF .nc .''"sou
States are hereby annuiled.
| Sec 81. When Rsttali2ps or Regiments are
placed in encampment ordered into actual
service in accordance wththe provisions of this
BILL there shall be allowed to each Battalion or
Regiment four musicians who shall receive pay
the same as musicians in the United States army
and also one Chaplain to be appointed by the
Colonel with the consent of the Lieutenant Col
onel and Major, and said Chaplain shall receive
pay 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 viola
ton of the rules and regulations shall only ex-
tend to fines to be collected by the proper civil
officers imprisonment during the term for
which the troops are thus assembled or to ex.
pulsou from the service.
Sec. 80. All Acts or parts Of Acts inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this Act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. SO. This Act being deemed BY the Gen.
cral Assembly of immediate importance shall be
in force and take effect from and after pul,lica-
ton in the Iowa State Register and Iowa State
Journal, any law of the State to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Approved May 2sth, 1851.