The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-19

COMPANY llG G0iUIuaLttCE III y AAtis aboiA
the application Of such persons, and by
and with the consent of the Executive
and Advisory Councils. must appoint a
time and place OF meeting, for the pur-
pose OF organization, and detail an officer
tn preside over the same.
SEC. 2B. Tie officer detailed must
preside AT the meeting and organize the
same, suparintend the election Of COM
missioned officers Of the company, which
must be by oallo, after the election he
must make out i list OF the persons or
ganized, a certificate OF each officer
elected. and transmit the same TO the
COMMANDMENT
SEC. -. II su.u Company has been
organized and the officers elected in ac-
| cordance with the provisions OF law,
orders and regulations, the company
must be listed as 4 company Of the Ma
tional Guard, AMI he elected officers, if
commissioned, hu,l office for the term OF
one year, or until their successors are
duly commissioned.
SEC. Is All commissioned officers OF
the National Guard shall be commits
stoned by the Commander-iu-Chi bu.
he may refuse to issue commission to
any officer elected or appointed, if, in his
opinion, the person elected or appointed
is in any way unqualified or unworthy to
be an officer in the National Guard.
SEC. %. All company nOn-commis-
stoned officers OF the National Guard
must be nominated by the commanders
OF their respective companies, subject TO
the approval of the commander of the
regiment or battalion; and such nom
commissioned officers cannot thereafter
be removed or reduced in rank, except as
herein provided, or by the commander OF
the regiment or battalion, for neglect OF
duty or other sufficient cause.
Sec. so. The companies OF the Nation
al Guard are armed and equipped in the
same manner as similar corps in the
United States Army.
Sec. 81. Companies OF the National
Guard shall consist OF not less than fifty
nor more than one hundred and three
officers and privates. They shall be or
ganized as follows: one Captain, one First
Lieutenant, one Second Lieutenant, one
First Sergeant, FIVE Sergeants, eight Cor
porals, two Musicians, one Marker, and
not less than thirty nor more than eighty
three priyates.
SEC. 50. All arms, equipments, and
military stores, books, accounts and rec
ords of all kinds are subject to examina-
ton by any officer authorized by the
Commander-in-Chief, or other COM
handing officer, to inspect the same.
SEC SO. There must be an annual in
spection and muster of all the troops Of
the National Guard in the month Of June
OF each year, by regiment, battalion, or
company, as may be deemed advisable
by the Commander-in-Ch and the
commanding officer of each company
must make out and certify duplicate
muster rolls, showing the names and
number OF the members Of the company,
the officers in the order Of their rank,
and the privates in alphabetical order;
and he must also attach to each roll a
list OF the ordnance, ordnance stores, ac-
coutrements, clothing and other property
OF the government in possession Of the
company; a statement Of the manner in
which all moneys received from the gov
eminent for the previous year have been
expended, together with such other in
formation as the Commander-in-Chie
may require. These lists are to be deliv-
cred by the company commander to the
inspecting officer, one copy to be for
warded by him to the Adjutant OF the
General staff, and one copy to regimental
or battalion headquarters.
SEC 81. I. Every elected officer OF the
National Guard must, upon his election
to any Office in the National Guard, APP
pear before an Examining Board for ex-
animation IS TO his qualifications for the
office to which he has been elected.
.. Such Board of officers shall consist
of three commissioned officers, to be
designated by the Commander-in-Chie
any of whom may be removed at his
pleasure.
g. The officer duly appointed to preside
at any election shall, Immediately after
declaring the result OF such election,
notify the officer or officers elected that
they must appear before the Examining
Board for examination when notified by
that Board.
+. If the officer elected and duly noti-
fed does not appear before tie said FIX.
amining Board when summoned by
them, he shall, unless satisfactory cause
be shown for such non-appearance, be
deemed to have declined hiscommission,
and there shall be another election or
dered. The fling OF i proper certificate
of said Board with the Adjutant OF the
General staff that the officer has failed
to pass an examination, or declined to
appear before the Board when notified,
shall be deemed sufficient cause for or
dering 4 new election
SEC. So The Board shall notify the
candidate for commission to appear for
examination within seven days from the
date OF his election, they shall thorough
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