St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

pdlle1,e eacn with q captain e ltsSt 6nuAs
quarterrnaster sergeant, four s%ergeants.
six %corporals, two cooks. two mucslcians
andanot more..than nfty-seven
"lOt3. Observation-Disclosures
The corps OF: battalion Of field artillery
jutant, ranking as captain, one quarter
master and commissary. one artillery en-
gineer, one ordnance officer and one az.
first lieutenant, one veterinarian. one
sergeant major, one quartermaster SER
geant, : one commissary sergeant. one
chief trumpeter; not less than two nor
the third battery a company OF engineers
also q hospital corps, to consist Of one
sergeant, first class, one sergeant. one
irst class ah Each nGt i5a sncse Of Held artiilery;
p consist Of n captain, two first
l~ieutenants, two second ~ieutenants, one
hrst sergeant, n quartermaster ser
chanic. six ~sergeants, twelve .corporals,
four mechanics, three cooks, two must
Clans, and not more than io2 privates.
The company OF engineers r snail De com
one second lieutenant, one first sergeant,
one .quartermaster sergeant, four SER
geants, six %.corporals, two cooks, two
nine aine'I privates n1 FIRST @ e!ass. and not to *.
coed t~wenty-eight privates second class"
Sec. p That sections 1911. JOBS and
1905, be-. n the am are hereby
amended to- read as follows:
-''1O71. United States Uniform Adopted
Changes-Issued by State-.Ihe uniform
as that prescribed for the United States
army, except that the letters US shall
be omitted from buttons and collar: and
the insignia of the state substituted
be made by order Of the governor upor
the recommendation of: five officers ap-.
pointed by him to consider and report
d d1a4hn Uniforms. overcoaIs :, an no n oener
for any required service shall be pro-
vided by the state for all organizations OF
the guard having the minimum Of en-
listed men REQUIRED in section 1888. They
general In proportion to the number Of
officers and men reported by the inspect
ing officer as entitled to the per capita
a' '.ie72. sa m eafa 6aSatIon and Return
Forfeiture-The commanding officer Of a
company or battery receiving clothing or
equipage so issued for the use of his COM
curing the return Of each article at such
time and place as he shall direct. Every
person failing to comply with such direc-
the price Of the article withheld. which
forfeiture the commanding officer may re-
cover in a civil action; All sums SO col
lected snail be paid into the state Treas
ury. and added to the current approprta-
ton for the support Of the guard.
1.-THE proceeds Of the sale or transfer
Of condemned and other military property
shall be turned over to the state auditor
national guard fund to be used. under the
direction Of the adjutant general, In the
purchase Of similar property, or for other
''1OSS. Per Capita Allowance-Military
Fund-The state shall pay annually to
the officers hereinafter specified S 9 for
each officer. non-commtssioped officer,
musician and other enlisted men. of their
respective organizations reported by the
inspecting officer as fully uniformed and
equipped. Said money shall be known as
the military fund, and shall be used only
for the purchase of uniforms, care OF
armories. and other necessary expenses of
the regiment. company or battery. But
no such payments shall be made on &C
count Of any company or battery whose
number, present at the inspection or sat
isfactorily accounted for. was below
forty-six officers and enlisted men. or
which had been mustered within thirty
fewer h h required number Of drills;
man not mustered at least thirty days
before the inspection, or who has not
drilled on an average Of at least twice a
month during his membership. exclusive
Of amp duty and active service. Such
payments on account of a company or
battery shall be made to its commanding
officer: on account of the brigade COM
mander and his staff, to the general In
command: on account of the field and