The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-04-29

two G) nor more than three 81 hattalions,
a aana one band Of not more than twenty
Sec. 5. That section, IS Of said military
code be and the same Is hereby amended
SO as to read as follows: ..Sec.418 Com
consist OF one captain, one first lieuten-
ant one second lieutenant, one first SER
geant one quartermaster sergeant. four
! musicians, one artifcer, and not less than
ff5Ween 1t,, (S6) nor more than flfty-six
Sec 4. That section Is of said military
code be and the same is hereby amended
| so as to read as follows: Sec. rs. War
| rants-Warrants to 81 non-commissioned
ing; officer Of their, respective regiments,
or battalion Of artillery
Sec, S. That section "a Of said military
SO as to- read as follows: 'Sec. 81. Bis
charge of Enlisted Men-Honorable dis
charges. shall be granted only upon .expi-
ability resulting from disease or wounds
honorably received in the service, or by
order of the commander-in-chief Dis
service Permanent removal f from % come ONE
pany station after thirty days notice in
Writing to the company commander of
abilities, or by order of the commander-in-
''The commanding officer of each regt-
ment Of infantry and of the battalion of
artillery shall pass upon and order all
discharges for enlisted men of his COM
nand. and sign all certificates of honor
ers' ..g.v-.E.
Sec. 6. That section 11o.of said military
SO as to read as follows:, ''sec. 10. Con-
troll of tArmory Leases-Every; officer
who's, whose command occupies, assemblies or
ing allowed according to law for such
purpose, shall have control Of such prem
ises during the period of occupation,
manders; and any, person who intrudess
contrary to his orders, or the orders Of
his superior commanders, or who inter
troops or any of them so occupying such
premises, may be dealt with as pre-
scrtbed in the preceding section for like
charge Of the troops, or his superior com
manders providing, that nothing in this
section shall be construed to prevent rea-
mayor and aldermen or selectmen of a
city or town, or by the owners Of the
premises. according to the; terms which
lease. ..:> ~ 8,
for one or more organizations Of the ma
@ into any ty y liz es f tSwa
Sec. Z. That section, ia of said military
50 as to read as foiloWs etY Sec IT, 70
Whom Padd-The per capita money thus
due to each company or battery upon said
err thereof, and the money thus due the
brigade commander and staff, and the
field and staff, and commissioned
TALON Of artillery and to the c members Of
the medical corps, shall be paid to the
commanding officer of such brigade, regi-
upon his requisition upon the adjutant
general. The money so paid shall be
known as the military fund Of such or
ganizatton, and sham be used only for the
purchase of uniforms, the expense. OF
| armory and care of arms, and for other
necessary expenses of said regiments,
to the orders of the Commando chief.
fund shall be used in the erection or p.lr-
OF T OF o an sors or e e or
| the legal title thereto, shall ba taken I'M
| the name of the commanding Office of
! such organization in his official capacity,
| nland, to be used disposed Of, or con-
veyed by or with the approval Of the adj
5utant general, as the exigencies of the
Sec. g. That section 116 of said military
! code be and the same Is hereby amended
50 as to read as follows: Sec. 49,. Ar
ttllery Houses addition to. the allow
ances herein provided; there shall be paid
annually to the comma nding officer Of
each battery OF a11ttr1ary, at or. before the
CN1lo aulllIdl 6llcdllI1n6lltS are uSuaAy
held, the SUM Of six hundred dollars. to
be used by said battery tor horse hire,
the same to 1be drawn In the same man
M eT th as re e1 4S al{Hwaa NJ t provided TOR
Sec 8. That section 11S OF said military
code ba and THE same Is hereby amended
go as to read as follows: Sec: 11s: De
OF companies and batteries are hereby
authorized to retain from the pay of any
of the members OF their command, the
MINT nv,I leo. k31lo
the state, which said member. has lost,
materially injured or destroyed, or has
failed to return ON demand, besides each
members proportionate share of the conn
pany's subsistence and expenses at camp.
THE proceeds of the sale or transfer
ty, shall be turned over to the state audi
tor and by him placed to the credit of
the national guard fund, to be used, I'M
der e nrehae 81 eaS a.
vice" ~ =" '.,.,. -
Sec, 10. The adjutant general may, dur
dred and ninety -nine 1s99), aPportton the
allowances authorized In sections 113 and
LIZ OF the military code among the sew
upon per capita basis, without regard
to the conditions and requirements OF
said sections respectively: During the
may use In the purchase Of uniforms and
such other clothing and equjpage as may
de necessary and proper for the >perfor-
asarS ct duty REQUIRED am - Of the natoaal
tom for the maintenance OF the national
guard which can, In his Judgment, be
temporarily spared for that purpose with
out detln1ellt to the service.
Sec. IL. The governor, the state auditor
and the adjutaI1t general shall constitute
a board to ascertain and determine the
amount drawn from the several funds of
the national guard, and expended during
the late war with Spain, IN raising, trans
porting, clothing, equipptng, or maintain
army OF the United States; and also the
cost Of replacing the military property OF
the national guard issued Or transferred
returned to the state, and as soon as
practicable file their report and finding
thereon with the state auditor. Upon re-
shall set aside, and place to the credit OF
the national guard fund, out OF the first
moneys received from the limited States
government upon the claim Of the State
aforesaid, a Sum equal to the he amount MOUNT 50
a5atv g aRa the sst e Tspacn nj ts
board, to be used, under the direction OF
the, adjutant general, in the purchase Of
similar property o. tor other necessary
Sec Il. This act shall take effect from
and after Its passage. - r
Approved April 18th, 1899.
CHAPTER 2s2-s f. NO. 1875
AIN ACT to amend section z Of chapter
2, of the General Laws OF 1898, entitled,
IAN act to provide for a new capitol
for the State.of Minnesota" (being sec
tion sol, Of chapter 6, title IS, General
Statutes 1S94). =. .s f. -s..st.,.7.s;. E ~ .
Be vt enacted by the Legislature of the
State OF Minnesota:
Section L That section seven "a, OF
chapter two (2), of the General Laws Of
1898. approved April 18th, 1893, be and the