Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

until again drafted or mustered into the
service, under the penalty of not less
than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars for each offence; and such per
son shall be proceeded against by the
district attorney in the name of the
state, before any competent court of the
county where such person may happen
to be and all fines so recovered and
collected, shall be paid into the treasury
as part of the school fund. .qoE
Sec. 53, Every company, battalion
or regiment of organized militia of this.
state, may adopt uniform for itself,
which shall be subject, however to the
approval of the commander-in-chief, on
report of the inspection officers, and no
uniform which is. not thus approved
shall be worn when on duty The uni
form Of all general officers and men,
bers of their staff, and all other officers
not required to wear the distinctive un-
form of their regiment or corps, shall
be similar to that of corresponding
grades and corps in the United States
army, with such notifications as may
be directed by the commander-in chief
for adapting it to state troops.
Sec. 54 For all services under this
act, sheriffs, constables and jailors shall
receive like fees as for similar services
in other cases, and shall be subject to
the same penalties for any nglect of du-
ty. u aattau
Sec 55. On the days of military
parade appointed by the commander-in-
chief, the militia 50 called out and do
ing military duty, shall be considered
to be under military discipline from the
rising to the setting of the sun; and no
officer, commissioned officer, music
ian, arti6cer or private belonging to the
same, during the time aforesaid, shall
be subject to be arrested on any civil
process. 1851 oHa @f'l
Sec Sc The commanding officer Of
any parade, review or drill, and the Of ~
fcer in charge of any rendezvous, rem
devious may cause the ground selected
for that purpose to be marked or desig-
mated in such a manner as not to OBJ
struct the passage of travellers on any
public highways; and if any person
during the occupation of ground for
military purpose, shall cncroach upon
such bounds, or enVer upon such ground
without the permission Of such officer
commanding or in charge, he may be
put and kept under guard, by the order
of such commander, until the setting of
the sun Of the same day, and shall be
subject to arrest and punishment by
any court of competent jurisdiction, for
a breach Of the peace, 5Ha H0 baa .es.f
Sec 81 If any person shall inter
eept, modest or insult by abusive words
or behavior, any officer, mons commits
stoned officer or soldier, while in the ,
performance Of his military duty, he
Shall be Immediately put under guard
and kept at the discretion Of the com
manding officer of the forces engaged in
the performance of such military duty,
until the setting Of the sun of the same
day on which the offences shall have
been committed, and shall be subject to
arrest and punishment by any court of
competent jurisdiction for breach of
the peace. 9luoae
Sec. So. Any officer, non-commission-
ep officer or soldier, on military duty,
who shall disobey the lawful and proper
orders of his superior, use any reproach-
full or abusive language to his superior
or misbehave or demean himself in an
unotficer or unsoldierlike manner, shall
be Immediately arrested, if an officer;
and if on-commissioned officer or
soldier, shall be disarmed and put under
guard, and shall be tried and punished
according to law and military usages
Sec. SO. If the number of volunteer
companies of tho militia of this state,
shall not, within three months from the
passage of this act, amount to force
equivalent to three full regiments of orr
ganized militia, the COMMUNICATIVE
may proceed to draft and organize from
the enrolled militia, of the state, force
equal to such number Of regiments, in
the same manner and with like effect as
provided in this act for drafting enroll
ed militia for active service. and all the
provisions of this act are hereby made
applicable to the enrolled militia $50
drafted and organized, to the end that
their shall always be force of the or
ganized militia of the state three regi-
ments ef -.
Sec go. The several assessors, or p
other persons performing the duties of q
enrolling officers, provided by section
two of this act, shall each receive for
such services the sum of two dollars for
each day necessarily spent in the dis
charge Of such duties If any such as
SCISSOR or other enrolling officer shall bo
guilty of any fraud, deceish or wilful
[willful neglect of duty, he shall, ON
conviction; be fined in sum not less
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