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Notice to the Creditors of j: +
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The Portland daily press., 1880-04-09

PUBLIC LAWS OF THF
applying to companies of infantry shall be appca.
BILE to companies of heavy artillery
SECT. 80. The staff of the commander.in-chief
shall consist of the adjutant general, who shall be-
ex-otfco, chief of staff, quartermaster general and
paymaster general, with the rank of brigader gen.
eral; an inspector general with the rank of brea.
der general; commissary general a surgeon
general, judge advocate general, each with the
rank Of colonel, and four aids-de camp, each with
with the rank of MAJOR and such other staff officers
asEthe public service may require, with such rank as
the commander-in.chief may designate. All staff
officers of the commander-in-chief, except the adj
Jutant general and quartermaster general shall be
apps inted and commissioned by him. and shall hold
office during the term of office of the governor
unless otherwise removed by him, which he NAV do
at his pleasure The adjutant general and quarter
master general shall be chosen as provided by the
SECT. 3D. The adjutant general shall distribute
all orders from the commander-in- chief attend all
public reviews when the commander-in- chief shall
review the militia any part thereof obey all orders
from him elatiye to carrying into execution and
perfectlng the system Of military discipline estab-
lished by the laws Of the state and Of the United
States, furnish blank forms of the different returns
and rolls that may be required and explain tie
principles on which they should be made distribute
all books required to be furnished at the public
different corps throughout the state returns of the
militia under their command, reporting the actual
situation of their arms, accoutreInents and ammu-
milton, their delinquencies, and every other thing
which relates to the general advancement of good
order ana dlsclplne, all of which the several Off
GERS or the DIVISIONS brigades and egiments are
hereby required to make in the usual manner, SO
that the adjutant general may be furnished there
with, and from all said returns he shall make
proper abstracts and lay the same annually before
the commander-in chief; and he shall annually, on
| or before the first Monday in January make a re-
turn in duplicate of the militia of the state. with
| their arms, accoutrements and ammunition accord
ing to such directions he may receive from the
secretary of war of the United States one COPY of
which he shall deliver to the commander-in. Chief
and tthe other of which he shall transmit to the
president of the United States
SECT. IS. The quartermaster general, under the
direction and supervision OF the commander-in-
chief, shall purchase and issue all ordnance stores
artillery, arms and accOutrements, clothing camp
equipage, and military stores generally except such
as are expressly directed by law to be purchased
by other officers. He shall, under the orders of the
commander-in -chief, procure and pr.vide means of
transportation for the militia and for all its nipple
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-09

first lieutenant, one sergeant major, one quarter
master sergeant, one commissary sergeant one hos
p1al steward, and two principal musicians and not
less than ten nor more than twelve companies To
each battery of light artillery or company Of heavy
artillery, there shall be one captain two first lieu
tenants, two second lieutenants, first sergeant
one quartermaster sergeant, six sergeants, twelve
corporals, two trumpeters, and seventy eight pr
Yates.
SECT 40. To each company of engineers there
shall be one ca ptan two first lieutenants one sec
ond lieu tenant, ten sergeants, ten corporals, two
musicians, siXty-fOur arti6cers and sixty-four pr
Yates.
SECT. SO. To each company, troop or battery
there shall be elected by such organization treas
urer, who shall give bonds in the sum of five hun
dred dollars, for the faithful performance of hi
duties.
SECT. 81. Any officer may be discharged by or
der OF the commanIer-in-chief, upon either an ad
dress of both houses of the Legislature, the report
OF Court OF inquiry, or the sentence OF a cour
martial.
SECT. So. An officer may be honorably discharged
by the commander-n-chef upon tender of resgna-
ton, upon the disbandment of the organization 10
which he belongs, or, if staff officer, upon the
written request of the officer appointing him, or
upon the qualification of his appointed successor
or when he shall accept an appointment in the
army navy of the United States.
SECT. 3d. Any officer may be dismissed by the
COMMANDMENTS chief, when 1t shall ,appear to him
that such officer has been convicted of any crime
has been dishonorably discharged dismissed from
the service of the United States, from the militia
of this any other state; or to carry out the
tence Of court martial.
SECT. 54 All officers discharged from the SER
vice of the state shall be entitled to receive GER
tifcate of such discharge in such form as the COM
mauder-in-chief shall direct.
SECT 55. Enlistments in the reserve militia shall
be for two years.
SECT. sc. The governor and commander-in-chie1
may allow companies to be organized from the en-
rolled militia OF the state, in numbers of not less
than forty nor more than sixty enlisted meu, and
with officers corresponding to those of the volun-
teer militia, and elected officers of such voun-
teer militia are elected; such companies to be
known as the reserve militia of the state.
SECT. 81. Such companies may be formed into
battalions regiments and brigades by the governor
organizations as he may deem proper; the officers
| of such companies, battalions, regiments and bri
| gades to be commissioned by the governor.
| SECT. S.. Such companies may be furnished with
arms and equipments and other military property
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-09

by the adjutant general, in form and with heading
to be approved by the commander.in chief and of
Uniform characIer for all branches of the service.
The signing said book, and taking the oath required
upon enlistment shall constitute valid enlistment
tor five years into the troop, platoon, battery or
company mentioned therein; and no person shall
be considered enlisted or emitted to paw or
sation until he is so enlisted.
SECT. 10. When an order has been issued for
and fifty persons have been enlisted, or thirtv.six
men enlisted for platoon of light artillery. AZ is
required the petitioners may give notice thereof
for calling meeting of the persons who have so
enlisted for the election of officers ~
SECT: 20. commissioned officer of the voun-
side at such meeting. Such commissioned officer
shall cause seasonable notice to be given to each
person who mas SO enlisted, and at said meeting
such officer shall preside.
SECT. q. At said Meeting, the persons present
VINO have SO enlisted may, by ballot, and major
vote nominate suitable persons to be commissioned
as captain ana subaltern officers of the troop
platoon, battery or company; and the person
presiding at said meeting shall within five DAYS
1nereaIeeI NE IN inc once OF the adutant general
SECT. W. AS soon as said troop of cavalry, pla.
toon or battery of light artillery or company Of in
fantry is fully organized, the Commanding officer
shall cause the clerk Of said DISSEMINATING IT, fr
ward an attested copy of its enlistmentbook to the
adjutant general. W 'A0
SECT. %. On peace footing, each troop of cav
airy, company of infantry or heavy artillery shall
be limited to sixty enlisted men, and each platoon
of light battery to thirty-fve enlisted men; and
each full battery to hundred and five enlisted
men, put, in actual service when the exigency Of
by proclamation authorize enlistments to the ma
mum standard of similar organizations in the armv
OF the United States; and when the exigency ceas
es, he SHALL by proclamation, order the reduction
of such organizations in the most expedient way.
to the limit on peace footing ways
SECT. "a. The date Of the organization of a
troop Of cavalry, platoon battery of light artl
lery or company of infantry, shall be the day of
ton of its officers. - WV eioo-
SECT. %. The volunteer militia shall be arranged
py the commander-ln'chief into battalions, SQUAD
rons, regiments, brigades and divisions: and fhe
commander-in.chiefm may, from time to time. change
the organizations at pleasure. OA"
SECT rs Each OF said organizations shall be as
signed to its respective squadron, battalion. or
regiment, and be numbered and lettered at it's for
nd ord fon 81.
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1880
battery company the persons named in said lists
SECT. 81. The adjutant of each regiment or bat
talon shall furnish the commander of each troop,
platoon, battery or company assigned to the regl-
Iment or battalion of which he is adjutant. with
blank forms OF returns to be made by them, and
explain how they are TO be made; shall consolidate
the returns made to him into regimental return,
record the same in his orderly book, and transmit
the same countersigned by the colonel, to the as
isant adutant general OF the brigade or DIVISION
ant adjutant general shall consolidate the returns
made 10 him into brigade or division return,
record the same in his orderly book and transmit
the same to the adjutant general and shall keep on
I6le in his office copy of the same.
SECT. 6S. The quartermaster shall consolidate the
returns made to him into regiment or battalion
return, add thereto the public property in his
keeping, record the same in his orderly BOOK, and
transmit it, countersigned by the colonel, to the
|solidate all returns made to him, add thereto all
public property in his keeping, record the same in
his orderly book and transmit it, countersigned by
The brigade or division commander, to the quarter
master general, and keep on file the returns made
to him.
tereS and companies shall be made TO the adJutants
aud quartermasters on or before the first Tuesday
of December in each year, and the returns or adlu
ants and quartermasters on or before the third
Tuesday of December, annually; and the assistant
adjutant general and brigade or division quarter.
master shall forward their returns to the adJutant
general and quartermaster general or before the
first day of January in each year; and any officer
to make return within the time required
shall forfeit twenty dollars; but such forfeiture
may be remitted by the commander in-chief when,
upon report of the facts by the adjutant general
he deems the neglect excusable.
SECT. 20. The adjutant general shall, as soon as
may be- examine and record the brigade or division
returns, and transmit the same TO the commander
n-chief, and duplicate thereof to the secretary OF
war of the United States
SECT. II. He shall examine and record the re-
turn of the quartermaster, add thereto all public
property in his possession issued to regmentai
not otherwise accounted tor, and
and rec ord and transmit the same to the comman-
er.in-chef.
SECT To- All commissioned officers shall provide
themselves with such uniforms and arms complete,
las the commander-in. chief shall prescribe, subject
to such restrictions limitations and alterations as
Ihe NAV order The uniforms, arms and equipments
Iof on-commissioned officers and prvates shall De
furnished by the state.
a,,I
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-09

STATE OF MAINE.
tion and supervision of the commander.in-chief
snail purchase and issue all medical, surgical and
hospital supplies
I SECT. 80. The judge advocate general is charged
WIN the SUPERVISION care and management of all
things relating: to the administration of justice
among the military forces of the state. He shall
diligently scrutinize and examine the proceedings
of all courts martial and report thereon for the
formation of the commander-n chief Under tho
orders or the cemmander-in. chief the Judge adyo
cate general shall act Judge advocate at anv court
martial where the public interests shall require his
attendance He shall be the legal adviser of the mil
itary department upon all legal questions which NAV
arise therein and to him may be referred for super
vision all contracts agreements, other instruments
to be drawn executed in the course of the business
! of this department.
SECT. 40. The adjutant general, quartermaster
general, paymaster general, surgeon general, and
comm1ssary general shall account, as often as NAV
be required by the commanderin- chief and at least
! once yearly to the COMMANDMENT chief, in sucb
manner as ne shall prescribe, for all property which
shall have passed through their hands, or the hands
of the subordinate officers of their respective de.
partments or that shall be in their and posses
sion, and for all moneys which they shall expend in.
discharging their respective duties and thew shall
annually, or before the first day of january Law
before tue governor and council, accounts with
vouchers OF their expenditures during the previ-
GUS year.
SECT. 81. Neither the adjutant general quarter
master general paymaster general, surgeon general
commissary general any assistant of either of
them, nor any subordinate officer of their depart
ments, shall be concerned directly or Indirectly, in
making part Of appertaining to- their respec
tive departments except for and on account of the
state, nor shall they either of them take or sun
ply to his or their own use any gain or emolument
for negotiating or transacng any business in their
respective departments, other than what is or NAV
be allowed by law.
SECT AZ. The commander-in-chief, NAV at his
discretion, whenever the office of commissary GEN
erSl or Inspector general shall be vacant assign the
duties Of such officer to some officer already in com
mission until the commander-in-chief shall deem it
necessary to I'LL sucn office BY special appointment
SECT. 49, The officers of the line shall be elected
house of representatives, each having negative
upon the other; brigadier generals by the written
woes of the field officers of their respective bri-
gades; field officers of regiments by the written
votes of the captains and subalterns of the compa-
MES of the respective regiments captains and sub
alterns of companies by the written votes of the
non- commissioned officers and privates of the re-