The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1903-08-20

CJuaty Judge upon the application u the
Sheriff or the mayor Of any city or town in
said county, to issue an order to the 9iheeF
troops in such county, commanding him TO
proceed with the troops under him, or as
many thereof as may be necessary, with all
nossible pronnptness TO suppress the same.
Sec. 49, Any officer receiving such orders
shall Immediately notify the officers and en-
listed men under his command, and as soon
as his troops can be assembled proceed to the
place where such mob or body OF uotous per,
sons assembled TO break the law may be, and
he or the sheriff Of the county OF other peace
officer accompanying him, shall warn all SUCH
persons to desist and dispense, and use such
force as may be necessary to restore ,p si;aSe
TO comply with the provisions of this section,
and any officer OF enlisted man 50 nothed by
his commanding ofheer. VINO shai ia 20 o9S
ability, shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction shall be punished by hne not
exceeding $500 and by imprisonment not ex-
ceeding Six months, either or both at the dis
cretion of the court and may also be dismiss
ed or dishonorably discharged by sentence OF
Sec. so. When an armed force Is called out
in aid Of the civil authorities, the latter VIII
designate in general terms the particular OBJ;
means of execution shall be left to the discre-
ton of the commanding officer OF the troops
present Every endeavoT must De maGe, 9S,1
the troops, which can be, consistently with
the preservation Of life and property to induce
rioters or persons lswiessy ,o them by
which their lives may be endangered
Sec; 81; Every company and battery o. the
Governor, shall participate in practice
marches or go into camp OF instruction at least
FIVE and not more than ten consecutive days,
and shall assemble for drill and instruction az
company battalion or regimental armories not
less than twice a month during each year.
Sec. 50. The Commanderin-C Chief Is au-
thorized TO order out the Florida State Troops
and II necessary to order Them beyond the
limits of the State, for the purpose OF par
ticipating in any encampment, maneuvers OF
field instruction of any part OF the regular
army Of the United States at or near any mill
itary post or camp or lake or sea coast defense
Of the United States, whenever ~
t;on Is authorized by the Secretary OF War;
Provided That the pay. subsistence and trans,
DsG a. Of Ot6 Ss iO or By Section Is Of the
Sec. o. When participating IN practice
msTSnes as OF provided Tor under Section g Of
This Act the Florida State Troops SHAH receive
the following compensation; Otheers, Two Two
and s1bsistence as are at the time allowed by
law in the United States Army for their re
Spective grades When called Out Shoss I'M. snS
men of the militia shall receive the same pay
and subsistence as at the time are allowed oy
law in the United states sSa,l Se f Furnished
for officers and meni and when It IS neon
venient or impracticable to furnish rahons IN
kind, they may be commuted at not exceeding
See "a Commanding officers of brigades,
regiments battalions, companies and batteries
Tor Instruction in the field, or to aid the civil
authorities, make and transmit to the Adlu
certified pay rd9s s,o m and
batteries, respectively, specifying the name
and rank Of each man and the number o.
days present and on duty and will also submit 1ai
certified vouchers, in triphcate' LOT tne aetuSi
expenses of transportation.
Sec. IS. All officers serving on court-mar-
tiaI shall be CONSIDERED IN c sEtsai o.S mile
for travelling expenses, and the same pay as
when in attendance at encampments. WIT
tor travelling expenses and the same pay as
witnesses in attendance upon CvI courts.
Sec. 56. The Comptroller shall, upon reqpi-
Ore oCommander-in- Chief, draw his warrant
upon the Treasurer in favor OF the Aolutant-
General for such expenditures as Are he asid out
OF any Aoney al the Treasury apProprSs.t u.a
for the maintenance Of the Florida = St aye
Troops; Provided, That not exeeeoing siO 49,
shall be paid in any one year to the troops par
ticipating in any practice marches or en-,
eampment and for their transportation to and
from the same Mssn tee %ay pay the
troops pro rata, upon triplicate pay rolls, one
COW of each to be filed with the Comptroller.
one 70 be retained by the brigade, regimental,
battalion, company or battery commander as
the case may be. a..
auartermaster of the brigade, each regiment
and each battalion, and quarterly to the COM
mander OF each company and oaitery anu ~
the chief musician Of each band, upon ms
reouisition, approved by the Adjutant-Generall
the following sums for the MAINTENANCE OF
such organizations and Tor the care on a..
Brigade two hundred dollars; Regiment, nifty
dollars; Battalion, twenty .dollsrs Company,
Battery and Band twentyinVe o4 Qua in.nectoS
OF Small Arms Practice, upon his requisiuon,
Approved by the Adjutant-Gen the sum
OF one hundred dollars for the expenses OF his
Jsoartment: and also to the Surgeon-Gene
upon his requisition, approved by the , A,qlu-
tant-General, the sum OF twenty-five collars
foT the expenses OF his department These
moneys so paid as above provided Tor shal pc
treated as public funds and accounted TOT as
may be prescribed in regulations; Inc -, rem
Of armories shall be paid by the stare OUT oi
a fund 70 be annually appropriated by the
~ SS The commanding officer at every
cation ~ the troops may, when authorized BY
the Adjutant-G General, rent an armory LOT the
use Of the troops at his station; and Il there
be two or more orEsnirhSe az asart ~ in The
same armory. Each armoy must contain an
assembly room of suitable proportions, ln
SvdEsl iOSkss n tGe secure storing room to
accommodate all public properly o Issu 81 s a..
shall be rcutcQ Ut aSSSPe~N
any commanding officer until plan o. de-
scfiption Of the building showing oimen
sions and appointments, shall nave peen SUD
mitted to and approved by the AoIu'an''"eu-
eral.
Sec. 50. The Adjutant-G General shall have
control Of all armories and shall 2rssesno 9e
the regulations governing the SAME, al It ss',
and United States property must De kspt
therein. and the commanders Of Troops using
the armories will be held responsible for the
safe keepinR and proper care OF such properly
and its protection against misapPropriauon or
loss Armories, while occupied ny troops
shall be considered military posts, and be I'M
der exclusive control and jurisdiction OF tine
officer commanding the post.
Sec 6O The COmmanderin-C hiet may from
lime 10 time require inspections 20 be made by
the Inspector General OF other onicer %
oficers oil the Florida State Troops OF py
snv of6cer or officers Of the United States
Army. who may be detailed by the Secretary
al War And Il from the report OF any such
inspection Il shall appear that any pubic
Droperty already distributed, or which may
Hereafter be distributed 70 any company mas
mot been safely kept Of, properly housed. n
that Il has been injured or loened' or IsS1
ior other than military purpose be shall
cause the Judge Adovaete Generl q ONE
proper officer, TO prosecute the bond given ~
re resDonsibIe oihcer, and may, In his dis
eretion. disband the organization.
Sec. 81. Any ofiesr. or enlisted man on
military duty Who shall disobey the orders
oil his superior OF misbehave OF demsan MIN
self IN 4 manner not beeOmlng an oiheer OF
soldie- shan be Immediately placed under
arrest and II an enlisted man, shan pe o.