Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09

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,s,h sergeant shall he seventy rvr
stIhs, sh,1 uirarh liCulenu't shaii
D., uuc 'un,lrul in.lags, gilA lir- Cd,
c,sh captain "a ini'rr unr huuarrd'
and twenty hvni llars per lGoulh-
Srr ,, Tho Adinlaut h0HTal ui
Sac Stale shall pvri'rm the duiies
1T chivf al State lH'lirc Nilh"0l cN-
tra Gees Fcssalinn than allowed hN
pasr ln that oiiircr, provided, how
ever. that when there is no Alju
Iant General, the Gnvcrunr shall
auninl, hv apl s'i,A nc adVl,v and
yslr>eIt al l'sc Senate, a ChlrI ui
'ilsNs rdNtc, who shall receive the
compensation at two thousand i've
hundred dollars per annnm' The
chief of pullce, aud the caplains,
i,Ouicnanls, scrgcan,s nna privuics
rhall hold Office inr the term at four
wears, Htlcss sooner removed, The
tiavovor, Wrthicf - S'tstc police
with Tic approval 'cithc Govorr or,
may, at auy time, remove amy Of
tho members Or the State police for
mnlicnsnncc, misl,aSancc, incompe'
scncy or hisnbchicncc of orders,
SEC. 3, Tho State police shall ~.
'cicve In addition b. tkcir lVgRlnr
pay, the sznc mileage aud other
compensation for conveying prison
crs Us Is allowed 10 shcriilS; pruvid-
cl, that such mileage and other
compensation shall not be due where
q prisoner is not conveyed bcyONd
thc cegRtv wt;crc arrested.
Sic. 4. The chief of State police,
with the approval Of the Governor,
shall mako all necdlMl rules aud
regulations for the government OF
rho State palicc. Each officer and
private Of the State police shall pro-
vide himself and maintain ready for
use, at least one good scrvicca Ne
horse, and such arms, summation
and equipments rs the chief Of State
police, with the approval Of the
Governor, may prescribe.
SIC. 3. All shcritis and their dep
n,ics, constablcs, marshals of cities
and towns, and their deputies, and
and police of cities and towns, shall
DO considered MS part Of the State
police and be subject to the super.
visory control of tho Governor and
chief of State police, and under di-
rcction Of the Governor or chief OF
State police, may at any time be
called upon to act in concert with
the State pclico la preventing or
supp,cssts,y crime, or in bringing
10 Justice offenders. The chief of
State police, subject TO approval Of
OF the Governor, may make all
nccdiu! rules and regulations for
government and direction of these
officers in matters looking to the
main!ainanco Of public peace, pre-,
venting or suppressing crime, and
bringing to justice offenders, and
any of these officers failing or rcfus.
ing prompt obedience to such rules
and regulations, or to the orders of
tho Governor or chief OF State police,
shall be removed from office and
suffer such other punishment as
may be prescribed by law.
SEC. G. The chief of State police,
with approval of the Governor, may |
prescribe uniform for the State
police, and the State police may, in
part or in all, in the discretion of
tho Governor, DO detailed for duty
in uniform, or may be employed as
detectives in fcrrcting out and bring
ing to Justice offenders.
SEC. Z. When Offenders, for whom
reward has been offered by the
Governor, are arrested by any of
the State police, those making the
arrest shall be entitled to the re-
ward offered in addition to their reg
ular pay; but no member of the
State police shall receive reward
from private corporations or indi-
viduals for performance of their
duty, unless by consent Of the Gov,
crnOr.
Src. g. The Chief Of State Police
and his suborlinatos shall, at all
times, obey all orders of the Gov
ernorih relation to the preservation
of the public peace, or the execution
Of the laws throughout the State;
and it shall be their duty to see that
the laws of the State are observed
and enforced, and use their utmost
endcavors TO prevent and repress
crime of all kind. They shall be
invested with the authority belong
ing to all peace officers, co-extcnsivc
with the limits of the State, and
shall be empowered to act either in
conjunction with, or independent of,
all local officers of the peace, They
may, at any time, be detailed by the
Governor, either sopcratc or togcth
cr, to do service in any part Of the
State.
SEC. 0. The Governor shall have
power, at all times, in any cmergcn-
cy, of which he shall be the judge,
to assume command OF whole or
any part of the municipal police of
any town OF city, or of the sherilfs,
their deputies, constables and mar
shals of cities or towns, and their
deputies, and may authorize the
Chief of State Police to command
their assistance in executing crimi-
nal process, supprcssing riots and
in preserving the peace.
SEC. 10. The judge of each judi