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

anu Tor Wnat purpose, and when such |
requisition has been approved by the
Governor, the Auditor of Accounts shall |
draw an order in favor of the quarter
master general for the sum so approved.
and for the duties performed under the
provisions Of this section he shall receive
such reasonable compensation as shall
be approved by the Governor.
SEC. 80. The uniform of all organiza-
lions established under this act shall be
the same as that of similar arms of the
service in the army of the United States,
In all grades and ranks, and such uni
forms shall be furnished to enlisted men
only; provided the commander-in-chief
may permit such notifications from time
to time as shall be best for the interest
of the State and provided, further,
whenever it shall be made to appear to
the satisfaction of adjutant and inspect
or-general that uniforms approved by the
commander n-chief have been procured
by the several members of any company
at their own expense, at cost of not
less than twenty three dollars for each
uniform the adjutant and inspector-gen-
eral may approve pay-rolls authorizing
the payment of thirteen dollars to each
man who has thus provided himself with
uniform and the same shall be allow
ed and paid by the Auditor of Accounts
in the same manner as pay-rolls for the
drills prescribed by law. These uni
forms shall be subject to the exclusive
use of the members providing the same,
so long as they remain members of the
company, but upon their promotion or
discharge, the uniforms shll become COM
pany property. and upon Reorganization
of the company, shall become and remain
| the property of the State; and any
member of any organization who shall
wear any portion of any uniform furnish
ed by the State or company as aforesaid,
when not in the performance of military
duty, under orders received, shall have
one dollar per day stopped against his
pay for each day he shall so wear such
uniform. and he shall pay such further
sum for any wilful injury or destruction
of arms, equipments, uniforms or camp
equipage as shall be assessed by court
martial.
Sec 50. All military stores belonging
to the State, not issued to the militia.
and all military property belonging to
the United States in the possession of
the State, shall be stored in the State
arsenal at Montpelier, and the comman-
der-in-chief shall prescribe such rules
and regulations as shall be necessary to
secure the safe-keeping of all military
property issued to organized militia.
SEC. 81. Every commanding officer of
and organization shall have power, upon
any day of drill or discipline of his COM
mand. to suppress the sale or distribu-
tion of any intoxicating liquor, beer or
ale, by the arrest of parties offending,
and seizure of all such liquor, beer or
ale; and he may place guard so as to
prevent the approach of any person to
any place where there is suspicion that
liquor beer or ale is being sold contrary
to law, in the town where said drill or
Discipline takes place.
Sec. 50. All regimental, field and staff
and commissioned officers, non-commis-
stoned officers, musicians and privates
now in the militia service of this State,
except such as are selected by the COM
mander-in-chief. under the provisions of
section five of this act, shall return to
the quartermaster-g general of the State,
; in good condition, the property in their
/, , possession, which may have been properly
,, charged to them belonging to the State
| at such time and place as he may direct
and upon return of the property afore
said, in good condition, such officers
non-commissioned officers, musicians anC
privates are hereby honorably discharged
from the active militia service of th'
State, except as follows: nothing in thi:
!, act shall be construed to disband tn
section of artillery now organized anc
: located at the Norwich University, a
Mortified, Vt, or to intefere with tn
d same as it now exists.
! SEC. So. All acts and parts of act
inconsistent with this act, are hereb
{ repealed.
SEC. 81. This act shall take effec
u from its passage.
/ Approved November q, 1872.
l. Continued nert aceek.)