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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-09

1880
tions, hall be punished by fine not exceeding
company, to be recovered on complaint of the clerk
OF the company before any court having jurisdiction
SECT. 81. 1t shall be the duty of all commission.
ed officers of the militia to exercise the stricrest
care and vigilance for the preservation of the uni
forms, arms, equipments and military property fur
nished TO the several commands under the nrovi-
sions of this act and in of loss thereof dam
age thereto, by reason of the neglect or default of
such officers, or either of them, to exercise such
care and vigilance he or they shall be liable to trial
by court martial for neglect of duty
SECT. 81. Whenever any corps or detachment of
the militia is ordered to perform any duy requiring
the use thereof the quaTtermaster general shall de-
liver to the commanding officer of such corps or de.
tachment, such tents, fixtures and other camp
equlpage, and such ammunition may be necessa.
ry for the discharge of such duty; each officer
TO whom such equipage is delivered, shall be re-
sponshe for the safe keeping of the same, and shall
return the same to the quartermaster general when
the duty snail have been performed for which the
same was issued and in Gaze of the discharge or
death of such officer, he his legal representative
shall be released from such responsibility upon fill
ing IN the office OF the quartermaster general GER
tlficate of the officer succeeding him in command,
that the articles furnished are in his custody at
the date of his certificate and in good order and
condition, reasonable use and wear thereof except
ed, and the officer giving such certificate shall from
that time be responsible for such articles if they
had been originally issued to him. In case of the
discharge death of such officer he or his leg
representative shall be relieved from such response
bity, upon filing in the office of the quarterHas ter
general certificate signed by not less than two
commissioned officers of his company, that such ar
ucles are, at the date of the certificate, undmnsh-
ed in quantity and value, reasonable use and wear
thereof excepted.
SECT. 49, Each regiment shall be furnished by
the state with the national and state colors their
stats, belts and sockets, two guidons, and four
markers; and each company of cavalry, and each
battery of light artillery, with its proper gudon
staff, belt and socket, and the commander Of such
regiment, battery or company shall be responsible
for their safe keeping.
SECT. S4. The mayor and aldermen and select
men shall provide to each company of the volunteer
militia within the limits of their respective places
a suitable armory or place Of deposit for the arms
equipments and equipage, furnished it by the state
When company Is formed from different places
the location of such armory or place of deposit
shall be determined by the commanding officer with
the approval OF the commander of the regiment, but
when 1T has been determined it snail not be
again changed without the approval of the quarter.
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permission of the officer in command for the time
oelng, or some ofhcer by him designated; and If
any person shall so enter he may be Immediately
expelled, and before being expelled he may, at the
discretion of the officer commanding such camp, be
confined under guard for period not exceeding
twentyfour hours
SECT. &c. The commandment. chief may order
such target or rifle practice, at the annual encamp
ment or at other times, by companies, plaroons,
batteries, battalons or regiments, as he deems for
the best interest of the service.
SECT 9l When troop platoon, battery, or
company is to be paraded, the commander shall is
sue his orders to one or more of the sergeants if
any, otherwise to one corporals Or privates
OF ms troop, platoon. battery Or company, requir
ing them to warn the officers, on-cOmmissiOned
officers, musicians and privates, to appear at the
time and place appointed for parade.
SECT. w. Such sergeants, cOrporals or privates
shall warn every person, by delivering to him in
person, or leaving at his abode written or printed
parade.
SECT. 49, The return under oath of the sergeant
corporal or private upon the order directed to him
statlng that such notice was given copy of the
record OF such order, and return in the company
DOCKS certified by the clerk, is evidence that due
notice was given of such parade
SECT: 81. The captain or any commissioned Off
Ger shall be qualified, by virtue of commission, to
order.
SECT. 95. Any sergeant, corporal or private, con-
viced of wifnlly making q false return shall be
punished as in other cases Of perjury.
SECT. 96. If any sergeant, corporal or private
shall neglect or refuse to warn any officer non-com-
missioned officer, musician or private, whom he is
ordered to warn, he shall forfeit the OF dol
lars for each person not warned.
SECT. 81. If any non-commssioned officer, mu-
stefan or private, is confined to his house by sick
ness at the time of any training or encampment or
is absent from town at the time he is warned, and
remains absent till after such training or encamp
ment or has any other reasonable excuse, the com
mander may excuse him tor non-appearance
SECT. SO. No excuse shall be received unless the
same is made in writing, and filed with the clerk
within ten days after such training or encampment
and recorded in the clerks orderly book, unless it
is proved, that by of continued ickness or
absence, such officer soldier was unable to make
the same within that time, and that the same was
made Immediately on his return recovery.
SECT. SO. No evidence of any disability by rea-
son of bodily infrmity or debility, except in case
where the party is confined to his house by sickness,
of the surgeon assistant SURGEON of the
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purpose, it shall be sufficient to produce the trans
mitted written printed copies of such ORDERS and
the regimental other last order transmitting the
same to the commanding officer of the company, to
prove the signature of the proper officer to such
regimental or other last order, transmitting the
same: and to prove that all the officers above men
toned are reputed to be such officers and act as
such. The absence or ofense of the defendant shall
then be proved to show that he is liable to the fine
alleged to be incurred by him; and In case of
ABSENCE the burden of proof shall be upon him to
show that his absence was necessary The evidence
above described shall be taken to be prima facie
sufficient to support the complaint. When it ap-
pears that document or paper above mentioned
cannot be produced, satisfactory secondary evidence
thereof shall be received. Upon the hearing of
such case the testimony of the clerk, other per-
son who was ordered to notify the whole or part of
the thee company, shall be prima facie evidence OF
appear. If the defendant makes default, or judg-
ment is rendered against him. and he neglects for
two days after to satisfy the same with legal COSTS
execution shall be issued therefor; which execution
issued by trial justice, shall be in substance as
follows, but if by police municipal court, shall
be SO altered as to conform to the summons:
STATE OF MAINE.
[Seal] To the sheriff of such county, or either of
his deputies either of The constables of the town
VI -, III the same county, GTeotInS
Whereas, E. L., clerk of tie company command
ed by -, in said county, on the 80 day -,
before j. d., esquire, one of our trial justices for
our county aforesaid, recovered judgment against
t. p, of -, for the sum of - fine forfeit
ure, and - costs of prosecution. as to ap-
pears OF record whereof execution remains to be
done. We command you, therefore, that of the
money of the said T. P, of his goods chattels,
within your precinct at the value thereofin money
you cause to be levied paid and satisfied, unto the
said E. L., the sums aforesaid, being - in the
whole. and also ont of the money. goods and chat.
tells of the said T. F., you levy twenty-five cents
more for this writ, together with your own fees;
and for want OF such money, goods or chattels OF
said T. p, to be by him shown unto you, found
within your precinct the acceptance of the said E.
L.. for the aforesaid sums, we command yeu to take
the body OF the said T. p and him commit unto oul
Jail in b., and we command the keeper thereof ac-
cOrdingy to receive the said L. F. into said Jail,
and him safely keep until he pay the full sums above
mentioned, with your fees, so that he be discharged
by the said r. L., or otherwise, by order of law.
Hereof fail not, and make return of your doings
therein unto our said justice, within twenty days
next coming.
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some able-bodied and proper substitute at such
time and place, or does not ray to such mayor ana
aldermen, or selectmen for the use of the state,
the sum of seventy-ive dollars within twenty-tour
hours from such time, or who does not produce a
sworn certificate, from physician in good stand
ing, of physical disability to appear, shall be
taken to be deserter and dealt with accordingly
SECT. 122 The portion of the enrolled militia so
accepted shall be Immediately mustered into the
service of the state for three years such less pc
Rod as the COMMUNICATIVE may direct, and
snail be organized into companies which may be
arranged In battallons or regiments assigned to
organizations Of the volunteer militia already
lstlng. Such new organization shall be differed,
equipped, trained and governed according to the
laws for the government of the volunteer militia.
SECT 1913. Elections shall forthwith be ordered
In such new organizations by the commander-in-
chief, who may detail officers to train and command
them ntll the officers elect shall have qualified.
SECT. l24 Any person, directly or indirectly,
ADVISING or In any manner attempting to influence
any person to avoid compliance with any order is
sued in pursuance of the preceding sections, shall
forfeit five hundred dollars, be imprisoned not
less than two years.
SECT. l25. When there is, in any county, a tu-
multi, riot, mob, or body of men acting together
by force with intent to commit felony to offer
violence to persons property or by force and Vi
olence to break and resist the laws 1.-THE state or
or the United States or when such tum1lt, riot
mob is threatened, and the fact ,made to appear
to the commander-in-chiet or the mayor Of city
or to court of record sitting in said county, or, i
no such court be sitting therein, then to justice
OF such court or if justice is within the county,
then to the sheriff thereof the commanders chief
may issue his order, or such mayor, court justice
or sheriff. may issue precept, directed to any
mander OF division, brigade, regiment corps,
directing him to order bis command, or a part
thereof, describing the kind and number of troops,
TO appear at time and place therein specified, to
ad me civil authorities In suppressing such VIC
lence and supporting the laws; which precept, if
issued by court, shall be in substance as follows
STATE OF MAINE.
l.. S. -, IS.
To Gnsert the officers title) A. B., commanding
insert his command).
Whereas, it has been made to appear to our JUS
tees of our --, now holden at with
in and for the county Of, that (here state
one or more OF the causes above mentioued),
in our county of -, and that military force
is necessary to aid the civil authority in suppress
ing the same; now, therefore, we command you
that you cause, (here state the number and kind of
frOn niro0 NTH
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HE STATE OF MAINE.
(Forunnecessarily ds-)
charging his musket,
rifle or pistol in going
l. X to or returning from, has forfeited =
rade Without OUT the H, or
lders of an officer,
For leaving his guard,O
L. NJ company without has forfeited -
t the leave of an
(And in the same manner, substantiaIlv all other
offenses are to be set forth against offending non.
commissioned officers and privates.)
L, therefore, agreeably to my oath of Office and in
compliance with the acquisitions of the law in this
oehalf request you to issue summons, directed to
the person named in the above information, to an
pear before you, and show cause, if any he has
why 1t should not be adudged that he pay the for
eiture set against his name, for the offense which
ne is therein alleged to have committed
-. Abb, clerk of the company.
Commanded by -
The justice or court shall file the same; and upon
motion of the clerk shall, within nine months, and
not afterwards, issue a summons to each persop
informed against, to be served at least days
before the time appointed for showing cause The
summons, if issued by trial Justice. shall he in
substance as follows
[Seall To the sheriff of said - county. or
either of his deputies or either of the constabes of
the town OF --,in the county aforesaid: Greeting .
In the name of the state of Maine, you are hereby
REQUIRED required TO summon G. D., of in the county
aforesaid, to appear before me, E. F., one of the
trial justices within and for the county aforesaid at
- IN go, en- the -- day of -, at
- or the clock in the noon, then and there
to show cause, if any he has, why Judgment should
notbe rendered, that he has forfeited - for
(here insert the ofense, and the time when and
place where it was committed) Hereof fail not
and make due return of this writ, and your doipgs
thereon, unto myself, before the said hour of
the day Of.
dated at -, aforesaid, the - day of -,
IN the year -. e. F., Trial Justice
follows:
STATE OF MAINE
., SIS.
lSeal.l To the sheriff of the county of -, or
either of his deputies either of the constables of
the town of -, in said county, Greeting:
we command you to summon G. D. of -, in
police Cor municipaD court of -, to be holden at
-, within and for -, on -, then
tn oh
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e OF MAIN
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in the precedil
SECT. 116.
musician or pl
to obey any lie
<ba or,o.o-o,c:-
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lissioned officer,
notice, neglects
and march for
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07
Notice to Lien-holders.

friedrich Breneman, Plaintiff. David II
Brown, Orric Cole and Albert Hoskins, Defendants
n Ii PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
~ liens under the provisions of An Act OF the
Legislature OF Idaho Territory entitled IAN Act
for securing liens to mechanics and Others" APP
proved January IL, 1875, and tEe amendments
thereto, upon the following described property
to-wt: Fifteen hundred linear feet on the Rising
Sun ouartz lode, situated Shaw's mountain,
in Boise county, Idaho Territory, and six hundred
feet In width, and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit: Commencing at the discovery
stake and notice of the Rising Sun lode from
distant another bluff of rocks bears east about 200
feet distant, and a point OF rock bears south 15o
east ~ feet distant thence south 1852 east $50 feet
to stake and notice tn. center OF the east end
line of claim from which pine tree " feet in d.
aineter bears north $40 30' west 40 feet distant
thence south 15o west 800 feet to stake at the
south east corner thence north 75o west 1900 feet
stake at the south west corner, thence l5o east
800 feet to stake and notice at center of the ives
end line of claim thence on same line to stake at
the north we at corner thence south 750 east 500
feet 10 a stake at the north east corner, thence
south 1o 800 feet to the stake and notice in the
center OF the cast end of claim, together it'll all
dips spurs and angles and all shafts aud tunnels
on or connected with said mine aud all appurte.
nances belonging to said mine, and sufficient space
of ground around the said mine for the convenient
working, use and occupation of said mine, are
hereby notified to be and appear in the District
Couri, Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory
for Boise county at Idaho City, on the 4th day of
October, $780, and then and there exhibit the proof
of said liens thew shall be deemed 10 waived in
favor of those so exhibited. JONAS w. BROWN,
Idaho City, Aug. 81, 1880 Atty. for PHI
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07
BRrck PoMRnoY welcomed General

BRICK PoMERoY welcomed General
Grant on his return visit to Denver in
the following elusive strain:
The elite, wit, beauty, worth, etami-
na-sturdiness, political and several
other eletrents Of Denver will gather
at the charming Glenarm Monday to
see the lavish display Of beautiful
things incidental to Colorado then and
there to FIJI the house, and to welcome
that grand old hero and unselfish
statesman, General President Grant.
There now. The above il real good
notice for us to write of that illustri-
Gus man who has seen more Of the
world than has any gentleman, ex-
cept George Francis Train and the
Devil. We hurrah with the rest Of
them. General, you are welcome.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07
TUESDAY, sEPTEMBER7, 1850.

SENATOR SHARON, Of Nevada, has re-
Gently secured the title to the Grand
Hotel property ut San Francisco. He
already controls the Palace Hotel,
which stands on the other side Of the
street. 10 make one great hotel BY
uniting the two hotels is now his plan.
The dividing street, some seventy-fivc
feet III width, will be bridged by a
massive iron structure thirty feet from
the pavement. Suits Of rooms in
both houses will be made into con-
Meeting corridors and the bridge will
be rooted with glass and windows
put in to correspond with the con-
necied building.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

A Washington dispatch of the Cd
says: There can be no doubt that
silver dollars are at least beginning
to float. Small money in the rural
districts has become absolutely neces-
sary, and the demand for silver dollars
which do not return to the Treasury
is rapidly increasing. There were
100000 more went out in August,
1880 than in August, 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07
Opposed to Corporal Punishment

Opposed to Corporal Punishment
The Sioux chiefs Spotted Tail and
Red Cloud Lave taken their children
away from the Indian school at Car
isle, Pa, because corporal punish
ment was inflicted there. "My boys
and girls,' said Spotted Tail to the
Superintendent on recent visit,
shall never be whipped BY any one
with my consent. ! will not leave
them at school or any other place
where the whip il used. A whipped
boy is apt to grow up whipped man.
Unless he has some spirit or life in
him, it is better that he knew moth
ing. A whipped man has neither spir-
it nor life.'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

SoME time ago tho constabulary re-
ceived Information OF Fcnian plot to
attack the powder mills and barracks
at Ballincottig, fivc miles southeast of
Cork. Extra precautions were taken
and are continued, against surprise.
The Constitution newspaper alleges
that men in POSITIONS OF trust at the
mills are Fenian officers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

MINISTER MOVES says Of the Frence
Republic: II am not able to see but
that the Republic is growing stronger
all the time. II Is q government that
reprcsses the people in nothing, and it
is difficult to see what they could re-
bel about. They have more liberty
than they ever had and as much pro-
lection. improvements are going on;
new buildings are as plentiful as in
Napoleoh's best days. The shopkeer-
ing class and the foreign society in
Paris may pine unreasonably for the
gilded days Of the Second Empire, yet
even there very little is heard. The
government is sincere, and think its
leaders are all honest men,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07
Butter swindIe.
Santa Rosa tCal.) Republican,

The latest swIndle for use in rural
districts is the "bntter-contract' game.
a couple Of nicely-dressed, gentle
manly-appearing young fellows drive
up to farmers house with a fine
turnout and engage all his butter for
the season At a big price. The far
mer signs contract to let the mer-
chants have all his butter for year,
AMI in due time the Contract" comes
back in the shape Of a note by third
party, which the farmer has to pay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

The losses in the U. S. Treasury
Department have been stated to
amount to the following sums per
81, 900: Under Jackson's administra-
ton, $7.52; Van Bnren, Sill; Har-
rison and Tayler, $6.40; Polk, $4.O8;
Fillmore, $4.19; Pierce, 1886; Buch-
anan, 1891; Lincoln, rs cents; John
son. 81 cents; Grant, "a cents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

JaHN w. GOODMAN, a Pittsburgh
man, wants to bet S.. 900 that Penusyl-
vania will give Garfield 10000 major
lily; $4,000, that New York will give
him 5000 majority, and $4,000 that
Garfield will be elected President of
the United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

The report comes from Georgia
that Senator B. H. Hill is suffering
from cancerous tumor on his tongue
that threatens to terminate his career
as public speaker, if not his life, as
there are doubts Of a permanent reno
val Of tie tumor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

A SPECIAL from Washington says:
The announcement Of the death Of the
Ute Chief, Ouray. removes all hope Of
the treaty being signed. The ofliccrs
Of the Interior Department fear that
the settlers who have been waiting
for the signing Of the treaty to enter
the reservation will conclude to go in
any way now Ouray is dead, not be-
lieving that the treaty will be signed
at all. This, it is believed, the lndi-
aus will resist, and another war is
not improbable. 1t is considered for
tunate that General Sheridan is there
and can give personal attention to the
matter,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

A SPECIAL to the Chicago Tribune
from Galena says: Grant, in an in
terview on the 30th ult. stated that
he has positively declined to accept
the Presidency Of the Las Vegas Min
ing Company, which was recently ten
dered him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

The Washington Post is inquiring
around to find out if there is any inti-
mate Influential friend of Abraham
Lincoln who is not supporting General
Hancock at this blessed moment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

InE railroad collision at Mays
Landing has been charged to tire care
lessness and neglect Of the engineer
and conductor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

SENATOR LAMAR has remained at his
home in Oxford, Mississippi, during
the summer, and has so far recovered
bis health as to expect to take the
stump.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

CoNKLrNc does not believe the New
York Democrats will be divided. hence
the Republicans will have to put forth
their best efforts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

AyElLASpA. president OF the Argen.
tine Confederation, has withdrawn
his resignation aud the, crisis at
Buenos Ayes has ended.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

The disposal Of the congressional
library is agitating official minds at
Washington, its ever growing size re-
lulring an immense building.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-07

The Democrats OF New York have
COMPROMISED all difficulties. The
Republicans will encounter united
instead Of a divided Democracy in the
Empire Statc.'