The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-03

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years. or at any time on sentence or
| court martial, or upon finding OF an ex-
| aiming board, or for failure TO appear
| before the same when ordered, or for az. ap-
| sence without leave for a period or thirty
| days or more; but in such cases they snail
| not thereafter be exempt from jury duty:
All officers discharged from the service e, OF
| the state shall receive certificate OF dis
| charge in such form as the commander
| in-chief shall direct.
Sec 49, Removal or Dismissal-No com
| missiOned officer shall be cash1ered Gls-
missed or removed except by the decision
! of court martial or an examining poaro'
| or pursuant to law.
Honorable discharges shall be granleo
upon expiration of term of service, per
manent removal. from company sta Ia 20,
tended removal to the company com
mander, or for physical disability. Dis
charges may be given for the good or the
service, or by order of the commander-1n-
| chief. Dishonorable discharge shall be
given only upon sentence of military
| court.
| n1ent of infantry and of the battalion Of
artillery shall pass upon and order all dis
| charges for enlisted men of his command,
and sign all certificates of discharge when
| properly made and submitted to him by
| company commanders.
Sec. So. Dishonorable Discharges-A dis
| honorable discharge from the service is a
complete expulsion from the national
guard; it forfeits all exemptions and priv
| ilegeS acquired through membership in
the guard lard and disqgalifes the person 50
| flee in the state. The names of all per-
sons dishonorably discharged by sentence
of a military court during, the month
shall be published monthly by the COM
mander-in-chief, and q complete list
thereof shall be kept posted in all armo-
ries and other buildings used as armories
| IN the state; and no person so discharged
shall be admitted to any such armory or
building or. in the immediate vicinity Of
any place OF encampment or parade, when
troops are there assembled. 1t shall be
the duty. of the commanding officer in
| charge of such armory, building, encamp-
ment or parade to enforce these provi-
| sions, and to forcibly eject any person at
| tempting to violate the same
Sec. &C. Observation-Disclosures of enlist
| ed men may be made under such rules as
may be promulgated by the commander
| in-chief.
! Article 3-Duties of Officers
Sec. 81. Adjutant General-The adju-
tant general, by virtue of his Office, is
pers and accounts of the military depart
ment of the state, and, under the COM
mander-in-chief, shall have general SUI
| perV1Slon of all property belonging there
to; he shall issue all acquisitions (to be
countersigned by the GOVERNOR for arms
and ammunitions keep accounts with the
military storekeeper and supervise his &C
! counts, and perform all other duties re-
quired of him by the chief ;
and shall keep his Office at the capitol of
| the state.
Sec. SO. Seal-The seal now used in the
office of the. .adjutant general shall con-
| tinue to be the seal of his office, and all
| copies Of orders, records or papers in his
under said seal, shall be evidence in all
cases. in like manner as if the originals
were produced.
| Sec. 80. Adjutant General to be Claim
| Agent-It is hereby made the duty of the
| adjutant general of this state to act as
claim agent for all persons having claims
against the government of the United
States for pensions, bounty or back pay.
! where such claims have arisen out of or
| by reason of the late war, and he shall
prosecute such claims without pay or COM
| pension, bounty or back pay, or from any
| other source other than that provided by
law for the salary of the adjutant gen
| eral
Sec 80. Surgeon General-The surgeon
general shall administer all matters af-
| fecting the health of the troops, issue in
| structions to medical officers, provide hos
pital accommodations, direct the mode of
! treatment of the sick or wounded, take
| measures to prevent epidemicS. and eX-
ercise such other powers as the wants
and necessities of the troops may require.
Sec. 81. Judge Advocate General-The
judge advocate general. as chief of his de-
partment, shall be the legal adviser of the
| several staff departments upon all ques-
| lions which may arise therein. Under the
orders of the commander-in-chief he shall
act as judge advocate at any court mar
|
quire his attendance. He shall diligently
| scrutiniZe and examine all charges and
specifications and all proceedings of
courts martial which may be referred to
| report thereon. And he shall perform
such other duties as the commander-in-
chief may require of him.
| Sec 81. Inspecting OHicer-The inspect
ing officer SHALL annually and as often as
| may be deemed necessary by the COM
| fba OF ipoa nd a q
by the commander-in-chief,t to whom he
shall report the result Of said inspec-
tions and shall certify to the number of
troops present, the condition of their uni
forms, arms. accoutrements. and as to
their proficiency in and attendance at
drill, and such other information as the
commander-in-chief may require.
Sec. 90. Quartermaster and Commissary
GeneralS-The quartermaSter and commits
sary generals shall perform such duties
connected with their respective depart
pose upon them.
Sec. "a. Assistant Staff Officers-Durine
the absence or disability, of staff officer.
his chief assistant shall perform all the
duties pertaining to the office.
Sec. %. Military, Storekeeper-The mil:
itary storekeeper shall be the armorer and
ordnance officer of the state; he shall pre-
serve and keep in order the arms and 9TH
er public property connected with the ord.
nance department. and camp equipage
that may be placed under his care, and
! general.
Sec 90. Duties of Other Officers-Un-
less otherwise provided in this act, al
officers of the national guard shall have
| all the powers and perform the duties OF
officers of the army of the United States
of similar rank and position. Commits
authorized to administer oaths in al
matters connected with the service.
| Article Assumptions.
Sec. 81. Jury Duty-Every officer anl
! enlisted man of the national guard shall
during his time of service, be exemp
from duty as a juryman iii any court o.
this state, and from any poll Pc or road tax
! an honorable discharge from the nationa
guard, after a continuous service of no
less than five years. shall be forever
court of this state.
Sec. 9S. Personal Tax-The uniforms
arms and equipments: and in addition
thereto other personal property to thu
amount of two hundred dollars, Of any
member of the national guard shall be
exempt from taxation; and such uniforms
| arms and equipments shall not be ltab
to attachment or sale on any final process
of any court Of this state.
| Sec. 60 Exemption Of Armorics -Armo-
res. drill halls and other buildings anc
of any company, regiment or incorporated
military organization, shall be eXemp
from all taxes or assessments
| Sec. 100. Civil ProceSS-No member OF
the national guard shall be arrested OF
served with any civil process, summons
order warrant or other civil proceeding
| while going to- remaining at or returning
| from any place at which he may be re.
quired to attend for the performance OF
military duty, but nothing contained here
in shall be construed to prevent an arrest
by order of military officer, or for fell
ony or for breach Of the peace.
Sec. 1O1. Protection for Official Acts
guard or enrolled militia shall have beer
! called into active service to suppress al