Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-06-06
ORGANIZATION.

Section 81. The National Guard may, at
the discretion of the governor, be organ
lied into a brigade The officers Of the
brigade shall consist of one brigadier gen
eral, who shall command the brigade; the
brigade staff, which shall be appointed by
the brigade commander, subject to the APP
prevail of and on commission Of the gov
ernOr, shall consist of one assistant adju
tant general with the rank of captain
mounted one quartermaster and commits
Sary with the rank of captain mounted and
such aides and non-commissioned staff as
shall be detailed by the brigade commander
from his brigade.
Section % The infantry shall be organ
lied into regiments consisting of twelve
companies each, and each regiment shall be
divided into three battalions of four COM
panies each. Each regiment may have one
band. All companies not needed to COM
plete the regiments of infantry may, at the
discretion of the governor, be organized in
to a separate battalion.
Section &c. The regiments shall each be
Differed by one colonel, whose term of con-
tinu0us service as such colonel shall be linn
tied to five years, one lieutenant colonel and
three majors. The rcgimental staff shall
consist of one regimental adiutant, one
quartermaster, and one comnissary. each
with the rank of captain mounted, and one
chaplain with the rank of captain of in
fantry. The regmental staff shall be APP
pointed by the regimental commander, sub
ject to the approval of and on the commits
sion of the governor. The reglmental non
commissioned staff shall consist of one ser
geant major. one quartermaster sergeant,
one commiSsary sergeant and two color
sergeants who shall be appointed by the
reginental commander from the enlisted
men Of his command. The battalion staff
shall consist of one battalion adjutant with
the rank of first lieutenant mounted, and
one battalion quartermaster and commits
sary with the rank of second lieutenant
mounted, who shall be appointed by the
battalion commander. subject to the APP
prevail of the colonel and on commission
of the governor. and one battalion sergeant
major. who shall be appointed by the bat
TALON commander from the enlisted men
of his command.
Section 81. Each infantry company shall
consist of one captain, one first lieutenant
one second lieutenant one first sergeant
one QuartermaSter sergeant four sergeants,
six corporals. two cooks. two musicians, one
artiticer and not more than fOrty-eight nor
less than twenty-five privates. a battery
shall consist of one captain, two first lieu
tenants, one second lieutenant one first
sergeant, one stable sergeant, one quarter
ma ster sergeant, six SergeantS, twelve cor
porals four artificers, two musicians, two
cooks and not more than ffty-one nor less
than seventeen privates. troop snail con-
sist of one captain, one first lieutenant, one
second lieutenant. one first sergeant, one
oI1arterrnaster sergeant, six SergeantS, six
cornorals two cooks, two farrierS and
bIacksmiths, one saddler. one WAGNER, TWO
trumpeters and not more than forty three
nor less than twenty privates. In time OF
war or in great public danger the governor
may recruit the companies, battery and
troop to the maximum allowed IN the
United States army.
Section 2S Whenever sixty five persons,
resident and liable to military duty, IN any
county shall subscribe and present TO the
governor an application for the orgalizz ga
zion of a military company, he may, at hiS
discretion detail an officer to muster such
company and perfect the organization there