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


held, and if any person, who was member
of such dsbanded company, shall appear
with or retain arms or property OF the state
in his possession, until again mustered or
enlisted in the service, he shall forfeit not
less than twenty-five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars.
Section ST. At least once in each year,
and upon not less than three days notif-
cation to the commanding officer, an in
spection shall be made of each company
and band, and regimental and battalion non
commissioned staff of the National Guard
by some officer appointed by the governor
for that purpose, in the same manner and
form prescribed for United States troops.
The inspecting officer shall be furnished
with the last muster roll and ordnance and
quartermaster's return of such company,
and shall report to the governor in writing
on a form provided for that purpose.
Section 81. On the last Monday of March
and the last Monday of September in each
year each and every company and band
of the National Guard shall be mustered
by the commanding officer thereof, and du-
tplicate muster rolls shall be made and GER
tilted by him, one of which shall be filed
with the adjutant general before the TWEEN
tieth day of the succeeding month. Such
muster rolls shall set forth the officers i'll
order of rank and the enlisted men in al
phabetiCal order, distinguishing recruits
since last muster and truly state the resi-
dence, age and date of enlistment of each,
and such other facts as shall be required
by orders, on the forms prescribed. On
said muster days every such commanding
officer shall also inspect all arms, accOutre-
ments and stores and other military prop
erty issued by the state to him his com
mand, and make and certify an account and
return thereof, in duplicate copies, one Of
which Sail be filed with the quartermaster
general before the twentieth day of the sue
ceeding month. In such return he snail
state the true number, amount and condl-
ton of such arms, accoutrements, stores
and property, charging himself with the
amount on hand at the time Of his last re-
turn and all subsequently received, and
furnishing vouchers for all returned, dis
posed Of or lawfully expended, in such man
ner as shall be prescribed.
Section So There shall be paid annually
10 each company and band of the National
Guard, for such company expenses as the
governor may authorize, the sum of five
dollars for each member in attendance and
fully uniformed at the annual inspection.
The governor may order such payment to
be withheld from any company or band
which shall be delinquent in returns or re
ports, negleCtful of it's duties, parades,
drills or instruction, or guilty Of any insub-
ordination, or msapplicatiOn of it's funds
drawn from the state. He may require, by
orders, any company or band to leave all
any part of such funds in the treasury
on deposit, and direct the same to be eX-
pended for uniforms or repairs thereon, or
for Insurance, when and in such amounts
he may think proper and make such or
derS and regulations or require such Sc
Curity from officers, from time to time, as
he may deem necessary for the proper care
or expenditure of such funds or the prop
erty procured Herewith.
Section SO. Each company and band shall
provide at it's own expense a suitable room
or building for an armOry, and proper racks
frames and other needed provisions for safe
keeping of the QuartermaSter' and ord
nance stores and supplies issued by the
state and shall keep therein the same when
not in lawful use except exc when an afmor{
to which the company or band may be at
tached. When such company Or band shall
be found by means of the annual inSpec-
Tod in 1ha To hn
properly organized; to have at least the
minimum number of members; to be we'll
uniformed: to be well equipped with the
necessary arms, aCcOutrementS, and to have
its quartermaster'S and ordnance stores in
good condition; to have assembled for in
'SDeCtlOn and drill provided by law, and
if the commanding officer of such company
or the officer or commissioned officer in
charge of such band shall have made all the
muster rolls and returns required by law
or orders, all of which shall be evidenced
by the certificate of the adjutant general;
iud when such certified inspection report
shall be approved by the governor, each
such company shall, except provided in
chapter 365 of the laws of 1885, annually be
paid, upon the receipt of its commanding
officer, the following appropriations in ad-
ditiOn to those otherwise provided for in this
chapter. Each company of infantry sta
Toned in a city containing less than fifty
Thousand inhabitants, according to the last
state or national census, four hundred dol
lars Each company of infantry stationed
an city containing more than fifty thou
sand inhabitants. according to such census,
five hundred dollars. The troop of cavalry
and battery of light artillery each eight
hundred dollars and the bands each the
sum of one hundred dollars. The above ap-
|propriations shall be full compensation for
EArmOTy rent and for all other expenses not
otherwise provided for in this chapter.
Section 60 The troop and battery shall
TeCeive, subject to the approval Of the gov
PrnOr, fifteen hundred dollars annually as
extra allowances for the extraordinary
6enses incident to drills and instruction of
amounted organizations; provided, that not
1nOre than three hundred dollars of this
amount shall he paid annually unless said
frOOp and battery shall have present at each
annual inspection not less than forty-fve
enlisted men i'll complete uniform. and at
each annual Cncampment at least forty five
enlisted men properly mounted and
equipped.
Section 81. The governor may, by orders,
prescribe and establish such rules and regu-
latiOns for the issuing of state property to
bands and the giving of security therefor,
the mastering, inspection, property and
other returns, as he may deem proper.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Section 60. The governor may order all or
any portion of the National Guard, and the
commander of any organization thereof may
order the whole or any portion of his COM
mand, stationed in any city. to assemble
for instruction, parade, review or exercise,
ut such times and places and for such
length of time as he may think proper, or
make any other orders relating thereto; pro-
Vided, no organization shall be ordered to,
or shall leave the limits of the county in
which its station is located except by per-
mission OF the communder-in-chief. The
governor may also order the National
, Guard, or any part thereof, into encamp-
ments for military instruction, not to ex-
coed ten days in any year. and may fix the
time and place for such encampment pro-
Vidcd, that no troops shall be transported
on Sunday except for active military serv-
fee in cases Of necessity Any troops when
so ordered into camp, shall be furnished by
the state with transportation, tents and
camp equipage, and such other reasonable
and necessary provision for the proper care
and preservation of the health of the men,
as may be ordered by the governor.
Section 63. The governor shall have au-
thOrity to order, not to exceed one in any
one year. a camp for advanced instruction
In rifle practice and competition; the time
of the camp not to exceed six days; the at
tendance to be limited to such officers as
the governor may direct, to the regimentai
teams of ten men and two aternateS the
distinguished marGsmcn and such enlisted
men as may be needed for the proper con-
duct of the work of the Camp The quar-
termaster general shall. subject to the ap-
prevail or the governor, furnish necessary
transportation to the officers and men and
provide for the proper maintenance of the
camp. Officers and men detailed for duty
at this camp shall receive such nav as the
governor may direct, provided such pay
shall not exceed the pay for officers and
men at the annual encampmcpts.
Section 81. The allowances nrovided for
any enCampmentS may be withheld by or
der OF the governor, and applied to the nav
ment OF any damage to grounds buildings
uniforms equipments or any nronertv
pubic or private. which NAV be Causnd nv