The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

| mander as battalion commander; one
Ger; one navigating officer. one past as
sistant engineer, one ordnance and equip
ment officer. each with the rank Of lieu.
| surgeon and one assistant paymaster,
grade); and one ala with the rank Of en-
master-at-arnas, who shall be chief petty
officer. one chief boatswain's mate. one
chief quartermaster, one equipment yeo--
one band Of not to exceed twenty-one
Ssee: 4 Divisions. Each division shall
than thirty-fve nor more than eighty
petty officers and men:
conforming the naval militia more closely
to the organization of the United States
and not IT a the
enlisted men therein.
ga ps tea
In the first instance by the governor and
thereafter elected as hereinafter provid-
:, "sec. T.. Officers; how elected or ap-
pointed. The battalion commander and
the executive officer shall be elected by
the line officers of the battalion for the
shall be elected by the officers, petty off,
GERS and enlisted men of the division; the
eh sr officers shall be
hold du ri his subject
.ha BE- by fhs aftaX
mander upon the recommendation Of their
co!msm aa officer GEL ,,o ,o+.uoor
the ages Of eighteen and forty-five years
l. shall be mustered in for the term of three
years unless sooner discharged by com;
a an tne orm Of
general, and which shall contain an oath
Ct allegiance to the state and the United
''sec. 10. Commissions. Officers shall be
com conn by the governor with RANK
en G sa6ee ta o sue as
may be prescribed by the governor.
Sec H. Exa!mtining Board The he e goX y
consist Of not less than two or more than
Ave commissioned officers Of the naval
militia, one of whom may be an officer
shall. be to determine the qualih cations of
candidates for commission, and to inquire
into the capability Of any subGrdinate
b BY his sup superiofs ofleer with the approval
sec. y. discipline. When not other;
shall be controlled by the provisions of
the military code re1stipg to the govern a m
the naval forces. The naval forces shall
be subject to the articles and regulat1ons
for the government Of the United States
navy to the same extent as members OF
the national guard are subject to the ar
ticles Of war and regulations of the Unit
''sec. 13 Annual Cruise The governor
shall order the naval militia on tour s. Of
out the state. FOR such l period as he may
direct, such annual cruise not to con-
sumo more than two weeks in any one
"Sec. IA. 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 sha ee Ra1a
ter chief gunner's mate and apothecary-.
$2:25; each chief musician principal NUS bHst
master,$2; each coxswain~ $1.75; and for
y yasn that ded"cton Of Atty cents per
day, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary from the pay of each petty or
shai i1 be MADE ef for Subsistence II furnished
tie S naval militia while In any service ytn2
the the same anne rate Of Compensation and the
same allowance or Communication as IS
paid or allowed officers of similar rank IN
Provided f'1 further that there shall be al
lowed annually to officers in actual com
mand for incidental g. In tb the a ra
aRmounts: 70 So the co;manding officer 81
the naval militia. $3.50. to the commanding
be drawn upon vouchers to be approved
"sec. 15;, Purchase Of Supplies esa Inc me
are hereby appointed commissione rs,,i tor elr
the Of f9r the
Ink Of the naval militia. Clothing, ord
nance and other stores for the naval mil
s rssc shs b By eSe military eede for
pe"!sS ec. IT, J. Armories. The naval militia is
shall perform such other duty g. may ZOE nS
r !.arqnoT1" as used In the military code.
shall be held to include any, vessel. an
chored moored or secured to l an or any
nose noe' of instruction drill or defense.
p' "sec. H. exemptions: The exemptions
ega p ahd egn5 Eeddnss by W
guard are extended to the Members OF
the e6 maya T %{ act shall take effect and be
Approved March 10. 1905.
CHAPTER 85-s. F. NO. Is.
AN ACT to govern the sale Of wood al
cohol and prescribe penalties for the
Violation thereof. - ~
Be it enacted by the Legislature u 'he
Section T. No person, by himself, ms us
servant or agent, or as the servant It, II
agent Of another person or p Saye IN s his
custody or possession with intent to sen.
Exchange or deliver, or expose or onei
for sale, exchange or denverX, I 1,;o, Woe "a
wood alcohol, unless each package. pottie;
cask can or receptacle containing the sald
wood alcohol shall be plainly ,da a RI sac oh
said package, bottle, cask, can or rec eel
tacle of the capacity of less than one ga, a.
lon in legble type not t sae md naa face Of
each package, bottle, cask. can, recepta-
Gle Of the capacity Of one gallon or more ra
eg6s fn Of nGt less ad aaaR mopds
pr ssi Any ny R FSis act ' shall deemed
sv v'a'y fine ne Of not less than fifty dollars and
not more than one hundred dollars, for
each and every offense. or by lmprlson
me11t in the county jail for not less th 9ana
thirty days, or more THAN 'ii''e'' >'0'
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after teT its passage
Approved March 10, 1905.
CHAPTER S6-H. F. NO: Il:
AN ACT to appropriate. money to pay
for the publication of constitutional
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section /. The sum Of ninety-eight
hundred dollars .($9,soo), or SO , much
thereof as may be necessary, is hereby ne efy
appropriated out Of any moneys nyen ri tae
f for the PURPOSE a Of paying FOR the Rubiea
lion OF the synopsis of the proposed
e to the Constitution, prior