Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-02-27
INSPECTION
North Dakota Militia To Be
Inspected By Government
Next Month

+ SDIudTy q, 1SUo. deueTdl Oruer
No. s.
1. AS provided for by section 10,
act of congress, approved January 81,
1908, the several organizations of the
North Dakota National Guard will be
inspected in their respective armories.
2. The following itinerary of said
inspection is published for the in
formation of all concerned:
i Company A, Bismarck, March IA,
1905.
Company X, Dickinson, March 16,
1906. "a: ~
Company H, Jamestown, March II,
1906
company q, Valley City March 10,
1906.
T Company 3, Fargo, March 20. 1906.
Battery A, Lisbon, March 81, 1906.
LIST. Regt. Band, Lisbon, March 81,
19os& - ~
Company M, Glendale, March %,
1905.
Company I, Wahpeton, March "a,
1906.
Company L, Hillsboro, March rs,
1906. :t~ "
Company c. Grafton, March. ~,
1906. ~ -, i h :.
Company E, Langdon, March %,
1906.
Company D, Devils Lake, April 2,
1906. ~.
3. This inspection will be under
the supervision of Captain John C.
Macarthur, 28th Infantry, U. S. A.
Colonel M. A. Hildreth, inspector and
Judge advocate general, will proceed
to carry out these orders, Joining the
inspecting officer and accompanying
him ON his tour of inspection.
4. Field and staff officers and non
commissioned staff officers will pre-
sent themselves for inspection on the
same date Of inspection OF the COM
pany in or nearest to the town in
which they reside.
S. Blank inspection rolls will be
transmitted direct to commanding
officers from the adjutant generals
office; these will be prepared in dupli-
cate, one copy to be retained, one
copy to be delivered to the inspecting
officer on date of inspection. Particu-
lar attention will be given to date of
enlistment In column of remarks
will be noted previous enlistments
served, and in what organizations.
6. Commanding officers will, with
out delay, put all arms, accoutre-
ments and clothing for which account
able, in the best possible condition
for this inspection.
z. Commanding officers will pre-
sent for inspection by the inspector
and judge advocate general all gov
eminent and state property on hand
for which, they are responsible; serv-
iceable and unserviceable. The in
spector and Judge advocate general
will direct that all such property
which, in his opinion, is unservice-
able be securely packed and shipped
by the company commander by
freight to the adjutant general at Bis
marck, N. D., for action by board Of
survey.
A list of all government and state
property for which the company COM
mander is responsible not on hand
and which has been lost or stolen will
be presented to the inspector and
judge advocate general. The cause
for such loss will be fully set forth
in two or more afidavits of members
of the company who have knowledge
of the cause Of such loss. Where no
cause can be assigned and the prop
erty has been lost through careless
ness or otherwise the company COM
mander will so state in an affidavit,
also setting forth the fact thatthe has
used due diligence and proper care to
apprehend or discover the property. .
The inspector and Judge advocate
general Will require the company COM
rnanders to report In their property
returns of quartermaster's and ord
nance stores three classes Of prop
erty: first, that on hand. serviceable;
second, that on hand, unserviceable;
third, that not on hand lost or stolen.
The inspector and judge advocate
general will recommend whether the
company commander win be relieved
from further accountability for such
property or not belonging to class
three. S55 # 5 s.s5
/ A board OF survey will be convened
! at Bismarck, North Dakota, to pass
/ upon all property belonging TO class
two. When the recommendations OF
| the inspector and Judge advocate gen.
/ era1 and board of survey are approved
by the secretary Of war company
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