The Portland daily press., 1893-04-03

SECT. 1914 If an officer or soldier is wounded 9th
ceived while doing military duty, according to law IN
case of invasion, instruction disturbance of tbs
peace he or his widow OF children shall receive from
the state just and reasonable relief
SECT 125. Civil officers named in this chapter, neg
Letting refusing to obey its provisions shall unless
otherwise specially provided forfeit not less than
twenty nor more than five hundred dollars.
126 1t shall not be lawful for any body of men
whatsoever other than the regularly organized mill
the troops of the United States, to associate
themselves together military company organ
izaion, or to parade in public with fire arms in any
city or town OF this stas without the license OF eae
nor shall it be lawful for any city town to raise or
r any o May ae o asang
providing drill rooms armories for any such bodies
of men, provided, that associations wholly composed
OF soldiers and sailors honoraby discharged from the
service of the United States may parade at any time in
public with fire arms having first obtained the written
permission to do of the mayor of the city NUM-
cipal officers ofthe town in which they desire to
SECT. 1877. Whoever offends against the provisions
of the preceding section belongs to parades with
shall be punished by fine not exceeding ten dollars
or by Imprisonment not exceeding six months.
state, for any period purpose whatever with public
military property in its possession, to be used
by it, without the consent of the commandments chief
Any organization disobeying the provisions of this
section shall forthwith be disbanded by the command
er-inchef and its officers and members be liable to
trial by court martial for dsobedience of orders.
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the army of the United States such system as may
hereafter be directed for the the laws Of the
United States shall be observed by the National Guard
of the state of Maine.
SECT 1870. The Inspector general, such other Off
Ger the commander n-chief may designate, shall in
spect and condemn public military property which
has become unfit for use and no property shall a BE-
and has been inspected and condemned as herein
Of III ses
demned military property and Of hay from the state
ee sn Is to of h eaa il1 fund 0
SECT. 49, Oenses against the provisions OF this ACT
may be prosecuted by complaint or Indictment before
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feGent remedy en- is specially proyided tho vs;ons 81
this act the disposition whereof is not otherwise spe
cy provided for shall be paid into the state treas
ury, and credited to the military fund.
sEor. iss The word company used in this act
includes company of infantry, battery or platoon OF
corps unless otherwise expressed or implied.
SECT lS4 The officers now upon the stan OF Ine
visions section sixteen hold Office as appointed and
| commissioned. M
SECT. 1856. To reorsanize the active militia under
| the provisions of this act the conmandern-chl
shall inspection to be made of all organiza
tons in the service he may authorize the recruit
ing of such new companies as the military approprf
alton will warrant and may transfer any company
organized to such arm of the National Guard as
he shall deem best for the service he may then dis
band the present regimentl and battalion organlza
provisions Of section tythree of this act and
til the number of infantry companies shall be increas
ed to twentyfou he may form the companies not as
signed to regiment into separate battallons TO be
commanded by the senior officer therein with such de
tails for staff duty as the commandern-cnlef snai
direct, he may assign the extra companies TO the
regiment already formed.
|. SECT. 1856. Nothing herein shall be construed as
terminating ssons or enlistnents in the voun
militia but all such shall continue in force in the
National Guard according to the terms thereof subject
to the provisions of this act
SECT. 1877. So much of chapter three hundred and
seven of the public laws of eighteen hundred and six
ty-five was not repealed BY chapter two hundred
and twenty-five of the public laws of eighteen hun
dred and eighty sections two, three and four OF
chapter twentynine of the public laws of eighteen
hundred and sixty and all amendatoIy there
Of chapter thirty three of the public laws of eigh
teen hundred ana seventytwo chapter one hundred
and seventy three; chapters two hundred and fifty;
SEVEN two hundred and sixty and two hundred and
sixty one OF the public laws of eighteen hundred and
seventy four; and chapter two hundred and twenty
five of the public laws of eighteen hundred and eighty
and all acts amendatory thereof and additional there
to- hereby repealed but this section shall not be
construed as reviving any law repealed by chapter
three hundred and seven of the public laws of egh-
teen hundred and sixty five.
SECT. 1875. This act shall take effect when approved
IApproved March ISL