New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-24


lieutenant commander as executive Off
Ger; one navigating officer, one past as
slstant engineer, one ordnance and equip
ment oh1cer, each with the rank of lieu
tenant; one signal officer, one assistant
surgeon and one assistant paymaster
each with the rank of lieutenant Gunior
grade); and one aid with the rank of en-
sign; also the following petty officers, one
master-at-arms who shall be chief pettv
officer. one chief boatswains mate. one
man, one chief bugler, one eoSsWain. and
one band OF not to exceed twenty-one
musicians.
Sec: 4 Divisions. Each division shall
consist of one lieutenant, one lieutenant
llunlor grade1, one ensign, and not less
petty officers and men.
Sec. 3. Changes. For the purpose. of
conforming the naval militia more closely
to the organization of the United States
navy, and and not otherwise. the governor
ana grade OF officers, petty officers and
enlisted men therein. . ~0
Sec; 6. Battalion Commander. The
battalion commander shall be appointed
IN tire first Instance by the governor and
thereafter elected as hereinafter provid-
Sec. Z. Officers; how elected or ap-
pointed. The battalion commander and
the executive officer shall be elected by
the Inc = officers Of the battalion for the
Shall be elected BY the ofeers. pettV e offis
GERS and enlisted men Of the division; the
other battalion officers shall be appoint
ed by the battalion commander and shall
the approval of the governor
Sec. s. Petty officers. Petty officers
shall be appointed by the battalion COM
commanding officer.
Sec. O.. Enlistments. Men between
the ages of eighteen and forty-five years
snail be mustered in for the term Of three
years unless sooner discharged by com
petent authority. Every recruit shall
sign an enlistment paper, the form Of
general, and which shall contain an oath
ct allegiance to the state and the United
States. - :
commissioned by the governor with rank
ment subject to such examination as
Sec. II. Examining Board. The gov
ernor may appoint an examining board to
consist OF not less than two or more than
Of the United States navy, whose duty it
shall be to determine the qualifications Of
candidates can for commission, and to inquire
officer who may be sent before such board
by his superior officer with the approval
of the governor -
"sec. IL. Discipline. When not other
wise provided for the government and
discipline Of the Minnesota naval militia
shall be controlled by the provisions of
ment and discipline Of the national guard
50 far as the same may be applicable to
the naval forces. The naval forces shall
for the government Of the United States
navy to the same extent as members of
the national guard are subject to the ar
ticies Of war and regulations Of the Unit
ed States army. az. r..
''sec. 10. Annual Cruise The governor
shall order the naval militia on a tour Of
duty or cruise each year, within or with
OUT the state for Saph nhrinH q he "
direct, such annual cruise not to CON
sumo more than two weeks in any one
year. =.
Sec. Il. Pay and Allowance. For each
days service in complete uniform at the
annual tour of duty or service when or
dered by the governor there shall be paid
mate, chief quartermaster, ships carpen-
ter, chief gunner's mate and apothecary-
2.25; each. chief musician, principal must
clan, band sergeant, or corporal, boat
master--$2; each coxswain-$1.75: and for
each enlisted man or seaman-$1. so. Pro-
day, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary from the pay of each petty or
warrant officer and each enlisted man.
shall be made for subsistence if furnished
by the state. Each and every officer Of
the naval militia while in any service I'M
der orders of the governor shall receive
the same rate Of compensation and the
same allowance or Communication as is
paid or allowed officers of similar rank in
the United States navy for sea duty.
Provided further that there shall be al
mand for Incidental expenses in the ad-
ministration Of the affairs Of their re-
spective commands, the following
ahe nava militia $780, tn the
officer of each division $1O0, the same to
be drawn upon vouchers to be approved
BY the ad{utant general s,,nn,ss The
governor, the adjutant general, and the
Commanding officer Of the naval militia
are hereby appointed commissioners. for
which may be necessary for the uniform
ing Of the naval militia. Clothing, ord
nance and other stores for the naval mill
itia shall be purchased in the manner
prescribed by the military code for the
purchase Of stores for the national guard.
Sec. 16 Armories The naval militia
required by the, governor. The word
''armory'' as used in the military code,
shall be held to include any vessel an
chored, moored or secured to land, or any
boat, bOathOuse or dock, used for the pur-
pose of instruction, drill or defense.
''Sec. IT. Exemptions. The exemptions
and privileges granted by law to the 9th OH
guard are extended to the members of
Sec 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage.
CHAPTER 35-S. f. NO. 20
AN ACT to govern the sale of wood al
cohol and prescribe penalties for the
violation thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. No person, by himself, his
servant or agent or as the servant or
agent of another person or persons, shall
sell, exchange, deliver or have in his
custody or possession with intent to sell,
exchange or deliver, or expose or offer
for sale, exchange or delivery, any wood
alcohol, or substance commonly known as
wood alcohol, unless each package, bottle,
wood alcohol shall be plainly marked or
labeled on the outside and face of each
said package, bottle, cask, can or recep-
tacle of the capacity of less than one gall
Ion, in legible type not smaller than large
primer, and on the outside and face of
each package, bottle, cask. can, recepta-
Gle Of the capacity Of one gallon or more,
inch in length, the letters and words
wood naphtha," poison"
Sec. 2. Any person violating any of the
provisions Of this act shall be deemed
guilty of a miSdemeanor and be punished
by a fine of not less than fifty dollars and
not more than one hundred dollars, for
each and every offense. or by imprison-
ment in the county Jail for not less than
thirty days, or more than ninety 900
days. a..
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage
Approved March 10, 1905.
CHAPTER 36-H. F. NO. IA. -e=
AN ACT to appropriate money to pay
for the publication of constitutional
amendments in 1904.