Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-12-30

in his Office duly certified and authenti-
Gated by him, shall be evidence IN all
cases, in like manner as if the originals
were produced.
SEC. 10. The quartermaster general
shall keep in good repair, and attend to
the due preservation, safe-keeping and
cleaning of the ordinance, arms. accou-
trements, ammunition, munitions of war,
and implements of every description, the
property of this state, and he shall at all
times have the control and disposition of
the same for that purpose, subject to the
orders of the commander-in-chief. He |
shall, under the direction of the comman-
der-in-chief, designate such kinds of arms
to be received from the United States as
shall be deemed necessary for the militia
ry service of this state. He shall, under |
the direction of the commandments, |
dispose to the best advantage, of all arms.
ammunition, accoutrements, tools, imple- |
ments and stores of every kind, the prop
erty of the state, that shall be deemed
unsuitable for the use of the state. and
from time to time render just and true
account of all sales made by him. and
shall pay the proceeds of such sales into
the treasury He shall report biennially
to the General Assembly true and par
ticular statement, showing the actual stu
alton and disposition of the ordinance,
arms, ammunition and other property,
which in any wise appertain to or respect
the department confded to his trust
Said report shall show in detail all nee
essary expenses of his department. also
all moneys that have come into his hands
by virtue of his office. Such report shall
be addressed to the Governor, and shall
be in readiness and deposited with the
Secretary Of the State, for printing, on
or before the fifteenth day of August,
biennially. He shall keep just and
true account of all the expenses necessar-
lily incurred in and about his department,
and once at least in every six months
deliver the same to the Auditor of Ac-
counts, who shall thereupon examine
and audit the same, and shall draw his
order on the treasury for such sum as he
shall find due, subject to the approval of
the commander-in-chief He shall from
time to time give such instructions to
each of the brigade and regimental quar-
termasters as shall be necessary for the
proper and faithful discharge of the du-
ties of his department. He shall, before
entering upon the discharge of his duties,
give bonds to the Treasury of the State,
with one or more sureties, In the sum of
twenty thousand dollars, for the faithful
execution of the duties of his office, and
for the rendering of true and correct
account of all the moneys and other
property of the State, which shall come
in his hands.
SEC. H. 1t shall be the duty of the
Judge advocate general, upon the COM
plant of any officer, or when directed by
the commander-in-ch to make out in
proper form, regular charges and spcifi-
cations against any staff officer of the
commander-in-chief,a and attend the court
martial of such officer. as judge-advo-
Gates, when such court-martial shall be
ordered.
SEC. II. 1t shall be the duty of the
brigade commander to appoint his staff
consisting of an assistant adjutant and
inspector general, an assistant quarter
master general, each with the rank of
major, two aids-de-camp, each with the
rank of captain, and to execute all or
ders received from the COMMANDMENTS
chief or other superior officers, and from
time to time to issue such orders as shall
be necessary for the proper regulation
and government of his brigade, not In
consistent with the laws of this state, OIL
of the United States, and cause all or.
E ders and returns received, and orders IS
sued by him, to be recorded. He shall
! annually in the month of July, make ou
! duplicate returns of his brigade, giving
, its strength and equipment, which ht
, shall transmit to the adjutant and in
spector general 1t shall be the duty
of the surgeon general to perform
such duties within his department al
shall be prescribed by the commander
! in-chief.
a SEC. Is. 1t shall be the duty of al
f brigade, field, staff and company com
e missioned officers, to obey all order
: which shall be received from their supe
: rior officers, to attend all drills parades
e inspections and reviews which are pre-
e scribed or authorized by this act t
y make all returns, at such time and times
d and in such form and manner, as shall
J. be directed by the commander-in
It and under such rules and regulations a
he may prescribe, and to perform all 9th
n er duties incident to their several pos
" tions under the constitution and laws {
" this state, and of the United States, an
d such regulations as may be prescribe
e by the COMMUNICATIVE and all moi
commissioned officers, musicians and pr
" Yates shall obey all orders by them r,
IL ceived from their officers to attend a
d drills, parades, inspections and review
L, directed or authorized by this act, pr
to scribed for them to attend, and to pc
le form all the duties incident to their r.
IL spective positions, subject to any ruiz
e. and regulations which the commando
T. in-chief may prescribe
IS, SEC. a. Each regimental. field an
r staff officer, and commissioned compar
c. officer, who shall neglect to attend ar
ry company Or regimental drill, parade, il
s. spection or review, when ordered by I'll
ii regimental commander, or required u
he der any of the provisions of this act, al
H. every commissioned officer who shall ne
I'll lect or refuse to make any return Or 7
is port, which may be required under Il
nd rules and regulations provided for
n this act, or who shall be guilty of al
n unof6cer-like conduct, shall be liable
en- be tried by court-martial; and each no
is commissioned officer or private who shs
TO- refuse or neglect to give notice or war
NJ ing when ordered, or to make retu
mt thereof, shall forfeit and pay fine
re- not less than two nor more than fife
Ill | dollars