The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24
CHAPTER 51-H F NO 1913

NHSi 81 LAWS LOT the year eighteen hum
urea and ninety-1ive QS95) relating to
the duties of surveyors regarding sec
hon and property lines
be 1t enacted by the legislature of The
State of Minnesota:
section l. That section five (5) of chap
Ter TWO hundred and fifty (25O) of the
General Laws for the year 1898, is here
by amended so to read as follows:
Inc said surveyor shall re-eStabliSh all
loSt government corners, according to the
TuleS Of the general land office of the
Cnlted States, in its printed circular en-
uIled, restoration of lost or obliterated
corners and subdivisions of sections -
dated March II, 1901, and approved the
same date by the secretary of the interior.
Ana from such corners so re-establiShed.
or from the original government corners
where the same have not been lost shall
SuDdlVlde as set forth N the petition, all
sections therein included. according to the
sald rules of said general land office for
the SUBDIVISION of sections, dated March
II, l9Ol, approved by the secretary of the
interior ON the same date, (said rules be-
ing IN accord with the laws of Minnesota
put more specific in language. He shall
locate all property lines required by the
petition according to all existing authentic
held notes. platS and other evidence and
by the original deeds if the same are
furnished him, otherwise by the descrip-
lions given in the latest tax duplicate.
He shall keep complete and accurate
field notes of all the work giving dates
names of assistants, lengths and relative
directions of all lines; the full topography
or all evidence by Wnlcn corners are 10
Gated. and fun data by which the entire
survey can be relocated i'll the future.
Distances shall be given in feet and
decimals thereof. Substantial line or
other stone monuments shall be planted
at or near all government corners, re-
established. and the names of at least
three resident witnesses must be given
for each monument in such notes. He
shall make Il plat on strong linen paper.
showing all of the above mentioned facts
practicable to be set forth in the plat
and shall show thereon all farms or
tracts Of land which are benefited or az
fected thereby, together with the owner $
names and the acreage OF each separate
tract.
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 49, 1908.
CHAPTER 52-H F. NO. 81.
AN ACT to amend the military code
and amendments thereto, to provide for
the maintenance OF the state camp
grounds and the buildings erected there
on. to fix the organization of the Ma
tional Guard, to promote good marks
manship therein, to regulate the dispo-
sition of military funds and the allow
ance of officers and enlisted men, to
prescribe the duties and regulate the
proceedings of armory boards. and max
ing further appropriation for the main
tenance of the National Guard and to
carry out the provisions OF this act;
BE il enacted by the legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. That section ten 90 of chap
ter one hundred and eighteen Q1Sl, Cen
eral Laws of 1897, known as the Military
Code, be and the same is hereby amended
so to read as follows:
Section 10. National Guard-The ac
tive. militia. organized, uniformed and
equipped as hereinafter prescribed. shall
be known as Minnesota National
Guard "
Section p That article three 60 of part
one a. composed of sections fourteen
90, fifteen 90. sixteen 90. seventeen
40, eighteen QSl. nineteen 90. twenty
(2U), twenty-one (2D and twenty-five (22).
of chapter one hundred and eighteen
as, general laws of 1897. known as the
military code. and the several acts
amendatory thereof. be and the same are
hereby amended SO as to read as follows:
Article 3-National Guard:
Section II. National Guard: Peace
Strength.-ln time Of peace the Mime
sofa National Guard shall consist of the
commander-in-chief. the adjutant gem
eral as chief of staff. and the other staff
officers mentioned in the two preceding
sections including one chaplain with the
rank of colonel. and one brigade to be
organized as hereinafter prescribed Pro
STided. that appointment on the stan OF
the commander-in-chief shall not there
by qualify the officer for the actual com
mand of troops or for any office or com
sion in the National Guard other than
hat To which he has been appointed
without the examination and other quail
fcations prescribed by law.
The commandments may, from time
to time, fix the number and grade of
brigade staff officers, regimental and COM
pany officers nOn-cOmmiSSiOned officers
and other enlisted men which shall con-
stitute each organization of the national
guard now or hereafter authorized by
Jaw. provided the change is made to con-
form more closely to the number and
grade of officers and enlisted men al
lowed by law, in time of peace, to SINH
lar organizations in the army of the
United States; and. provided further
that unless SO changed, said organiza-
ton shall remain now constituted un-
der this act and the provisions of the
military code.
Section l.. War Strength-The COM
mander-in-chief shall have power, in
case of war. invasion, insurrection, riot
or imminent danger thereof to tempo
rarily increase said force. and organize
and equip the same as the eXigencies of
the case may require
Section 16. The Brigade.-The brigade
shall consist of one brigadier general, one
assistant adjutant general with the rank
of major, one assistant inspector gen
eral. one brigade quartermaSter, one
brigade judge advocate, one commissary
of subsistence, one inspector of small
arms practice. one ordnance officer and
one aide-de-camp, each with rank of
captain, three regiments of infantry and
one battalion or corps of artillery, the
latter to include two batteries of artillery
and one company of engineers; Provided.
that the membership of no company,
troop or battery shall fall below mini
mum of forty-siX officers and enlisted
men
Section IL Regiments of Infantry;
Bands.-Each regiment of infantry shall
consist of one colonel and one lieutenant
colonel, one regimental surgeon with the
rank of major. one regimental adjutant,
one regimental quartermaster, one regi-
mental commiSSary of subsistence. each
with the rank of captain, two assistant
surgeons. and one judge advocate. each
with the rank of first lieutenant; one
regimental sergeant major, one quarter
master sergeant, one commissary ser
geant, one hospital steward, two acting
hospital stewards, two color sergeants,
not less than two (2) nor more than
three CD battalions. and one regimental
band.
Each regimental band shall consist of
one chief musician. one principal must
clan, one drum major, four sergeants,
eight corporals. one cook and twelve
priVates.
Section IS. Battalions of Infantry
Each battalion of infantry shall con-
Sist of one major one battalion adjutant
with the rank of first lieutenant, one
battalion sergeant major. and not less
than TWO CD nor more than four a. COM
panies.
Section 10. Companies of Infantry
Each company of infantry 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 artificer, and not to exceed ffty-SiX
(56) priVates.
Section % Battalion or Corps of Ar
tillery-The battalion or corps of artil-
lery shall consist of one major, one adj
jutant with the rank of captain, one
quartermaster and commissary. one as
SiStant surgeon and one ordnance ofhcer.
each with the rank Of first lieutenant, one
sergeant major, one quartermaSter SER
geant, one commiSsary sergeant one
hospital steward. one acting hospital
steward. one chief trumpeter, two bat