The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-08-22

mission, upon removal OF residence out
OF the bounds OF the command to which
he belongs, to SO great distance that,
in the opinion OF such commanding off.
Ger, he cannot properly perform his mill.
tary duty; upon disability, established
by certificate Of a medical officer. On
be may be dishonorably discharged for
either Of the following reasons: Upon
conviction Of felony in civil court by
sentence Of a court martial.
Sec. Is. Any officer, non-commis.
stoned officer or soldier who disobeys the
order OF his superior, or misbehaves Of
demeans himself in an msoldier-like
manner whilst under military orders,
must be Immediately arrested. Ii a
non-commissioned officer or soldier on
military duty, he must be disarmed and
put under guard, and tried and punished
by court-martial, according 10 law and
military usage.
SEC. 10. Regimental, battalion and
company rules OF government, and by
laws regularly adopted by majority OF
the elected officers of such regiment or
battalion, or members OF companies, and
approved by the Commander-in-Ch Chief,
may be adopted and enforced in such
regiment, battalion or companies if they
are not in conflict with the laws and reg
ulations OF the Provisional Government.
Sec. II. All fines and penalties for
non-attendance upon drills, parades and
inspections, legally determined and i'm
posed under the provisions OF such rules
and bylaws, may be collected by action
in the District Court, in the name OF the
Provisional Government; and the books
and records OF the regiment, battalion or
companies, and the proceedings under
which deiinquento are fined, are prima
facie evidence OF the facts therein stated.
SEC. IS. All officers and soldiers of
the National Guard who comply with all
military duties as provided in this Act
are entitled to exemption from the pay
ment Of poll-tax, school tax and road
tax; and all officers and soldiers
in active service shall be exempt
from'jury service.
SEC -. The Adjutant OF the General
staff must make out, on or before the
18th day OF July of each year, a complete
roll of the military forces of each taxa
ton district, as they appeared on the
records OF his office July LIST, and furnish
a copy OF the same, duly sworn to, to the
Assessors of the districts wherein such
force is located.
SEC. 20. The COMMANDMENT Chief
may at any time, by and with the con-
sent OF the Executive and Advisory
Councils, for good and sufficient reasons,
disband any portion OF the National
Guard.
Sec. q. The rules and regulations of
the Army of the United States, so far as
the same may be applied and not incon-
sistent with the laws of this government,
and the rules and regulations prescribed
from time to time, by the Commander
in-Chief, shall constitute the rules and
regulations for the government of the
National Guard.
SEC. %. No officer is entitled to
charge or receive any fee or compensa-
ton for administering or certifying any
oaths administered or certified under the
provisions OF this Act.
SEC. %. The Commander-in-Ch is
authorized and has power to establish
and prescribe such rules and regulations,
forms and precedents not inconsistent
with the provisions OF the laws, as he
may deem proper for the use, govern
ment and instruction of the National
Guard, and to carry into full effect the
provisions OF the laws relative thereto.
Such rules, regulations, forms and prece-
dents shall, from time to time, be re-
vised, as may be deemed necessary, and
shall be promulgated in orders and COM
piled in such form as may he deemed
advisable for the information OF the Ma
tional Guard.
SEC. "a No military organization
provided for in this Act shall, either for
or duty, carry any flag of any
State or nation except that of the Provis-
ional Government of the Hawaiian
Islands.
SEC. %. Whenever a sufficient num-
Der OF persons, subject to military duty,
subscribe call for the organization of a
the Commander-in-C Chief, upon
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
10 preside over the same.
SEC. &c. The officer detailed must
preside at the meeting and organize the |
same, superintend the election of COM
officers OF the company, which |
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