The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-20

be returned TO such member upon deliv-
ering up such arms in good condition
to the adjutant general. The adjutans
general shall also furnish the officers
and members of the Nevada state pD-
lice, except the superintendent and in
spector. the badges and uniform desig-
mated by the superintendent, also ali
equipments, accoutrements and ammu-
milton required. When martial law has
been declared by the governor, the adj
jutant general shall also furnish all
horses, camp equipage, transportation
and such horses as the superintendent
Of police may deem necessary to fully
perform all duties that may be re-
quired of such police.
superintendent to Make Rules and
Regulations.
Sec. IL. The superintendent of po-
lice, subject to the approval of the
governor, shall promulgate such direc-
tions, rules and regulations for the
government, conduct and discipline OF
the Nevada state police as may be
necessary, and shall provide penalties
for the violation of such rules and reg
u~lations, and shall enforce all snch
rules and regulations.
Army Regulations to Prevail.
See. IL. Whenever martial law is
declared by the governor, or whenever
any county or counties in this state 8
declared to be in a state of insurrection
or rebellion, the rules of discipline and
regulations of the army of the United
States shall so far as the same may be
deemed practicable by the governor,
constitute the rules of discipline and
regulations of the Nevada state police
and the rules and articles of war estab-
lished by congress for the army of the
United States shall be adopted, so far
as they may be applicable, for the
government of the Nevada state police
while engaged in suppressing such
riot, insurrection or rebellion, and shall
remain III force until peace he
restored.
Office at Carson City.
Sec. ID. The State Board Of Capitol
commissioners shall provide necessary
offices at Carson City. Nevada, with
such accommodations. furniture AMI
Office supplies as may be necessary.
Salaries.
See. II. The superintendent Ct
police shall receive a salary of So. 500
per annum.
The Inspector of police shall ~reeeivs
a salary of 81, 400 per annum.
Each sergeant shall receive a salary
Of i 1000 per annum.
All other members. except the re
serve force, shall receive a salary "
81 200 per annum
All salaries herein provided for shall
ne paid in equal monthly installments.
the same as the salaries of other stat
afficers are paid.
Each. member of the reserve force
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engaged in active service. and shall BE-
paid the same as the salaries of Other
state officers are paid. They shall re
/. i've the sum of 50 per day while en-
gagged in active service. All claims for
salaries for services rendered in active
service shall be examined and audited
by the superintendent of police and the
adjutant general, and shall be exam
med. audited and allowed by the state
beard of examiners. and shall be pail
as other claims against the state are
paid.
Term Of service-Resignation or Re
moval.
Sec. IL. Members of the Nevada
state police shall be required to serve
for a period of not less than one year,
unless dismissed or discharged. and no
officer or member. after entering into
such employment, shall be permitted to
resign therefrom. except with the con
sent and approval of the governor, hrt
nothing in this section shall be con
strued as preventing the superinteno-
emit Of police from removing any officer
or mcmber of the Nevada state police.
Bond and Oath Of Superinf endelit.
See. Is. Before entering upon the
discharge of his duties the superintena
ent of the Nevada state police shall
take and subscribe to the constitution
al oath of office and shall execute "A
bond to the state Of Nevada in tn
sum of S., 1000, with two or more SUI
icient sureties, to be approved by tn
governor, and conditioned that he viii
faithfully perform all of the duties re
quired of him by law. The bond, oath
and appointment of the superintendent
of police shall be filed in the office OF