Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-04-05

used applied to other purpose than the procuring
payment to be withheld from any company or battery
when shall be delnquent in returns reports,
guilty of any INSTRUMENTATION msapDlicaton of its
der require or ali Of the to- eay eX
any part OF such fund in the treasury deposit and
In such amount as he shall direct and may make such
orders or regulations require such security from Off
from time to time he deems necessary for the
proper and expenditure of said fund the clothing
Section Section of said chapter 1876 of the laws OF
$780, is hereby amended as to read follows: Sec
hereby SO amended as to read as follows Section $40
The governor may form the companies of the national
of the commissioned officers of the compa-
of volunteer companies not less than three more
than seven, may be formed into battalion; and any
number OF not less than eight than
twelve, may be formed into regiment and the officers
es sa on be sna an6 6e tine
major battalion OF five or more companies shall be
handing officer, and major and battalion of three
or four companies shall be commanded by major
commanding battalion shall consist of adutant
one quarteInaster and judge advocate, each with
with the rank of captain and, when the command con-
o eiSn Gf SIX Fl more with tine rank
battalion shall consist of sergeant major, quar-
pita steward and one chief musician to he appointed by
the commanding officer The governor may, with with
der the regiments bsttaions
encampments for military instruction. not exceed
ment Not less than four military companies shall be
Of y OF
when SO ordered into encampment shall be furnished by
and allowance for subsis ence and other expenses
not herein provided for equal to dollar per day for
route to from the same by each officer and enlisted
m an on duty at such enoampment under orders to be
proofs as the governor require and his approval
commanding officer 10 ac-
count of the field staff and non.commissoned staff
ment under orders to be p'id to the commanding Off
of the regiment battalion encamped In the
proper discharge of the duties of officer enlisted
man at such encampment requires that he shall be
mounted and he furnishes and in the discharge of
risk the substance allowance on his account shall be
0f The sren for
withheld by order of the governor and applied to the
erty which may caused by the fa1t or neglect any
officer or enlisted man in camp route to or from
Section The governor is hereby authorized to detail
board of officers of the Wisconsin National Guard to
number OF wall tents and proper kind and quantity of
eQupage, of the kinds usually furnished TO troops
IN camp, TO comfortably encamp four hundred men
with their proper complement of officers, and on hls
camp equpage specified therein for the use the
troops.
for its transportation and from any encampment, by
order of the and the transportation of troops
treasury such vouchers and proofs the
may direct, and on his approval.
Section 5. If any arms equipments, tents, camp
equipage other military stores property belonging
to the state shall be may have been heretofore de-
stroyed by fire. otherwise lost destroyed or DAM
aged without the fault neglect of the officer respon
sbe for the same such officer may by order of the gov
ernor the reportof board Of other salts
factory proof, be relieved of all liability therefor.
Section The armory owned by any regiment, battal
ion company used exclusively for the purposes of
such organization shall be exempt from all taxes and
assessments except local assessments for the improve
ment of streets, sidewalks, sewerage or drains.
Section The governor is hereby authorized to ap
point officer of the United States who may be
duty professor of military science and tactics in
the state university other institution of learning in
this state, aide-decamp with the rank of colonel
Section 8. There is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the state treasury otherwise appropriated
sufficient to defray the expenses and the allow
ances authorized by this act.
Section This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March Is, 1882.