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specified the right to commend during
such Joint encanpments. nianeuvcrs
and field instruction shall be governed
by the rules set out IN articles l22 and
i2i OF the rules aud articles for the
government Of the armies OF the Unit
90 states. The sums appropriated Tor
the organized militia FOR such joint
encampment. manouvers and field an
structiun shall he disburscd as, and for
that purpose shall constitute one fund.
and the secretary of war shall forward
TO Congress az each session next after
said cncampmcnt, detailed statement
OF the expenses of such cncampment
and maneuvers.'
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION.
THAT whenever any aficer or en-
listed man OF the organized militia
shall. upon the recommendation Of
the governor OF any state. territory. or
triCt of Columbia militia, and when
authorized by the president. attend
and pursue regular course Of study
at any military school or college of
the United States. such officer or en-
listed man shall receive from the an
nual appropriation for the support of
the army the same travel allowances
and quarters or commutation of quar-
ters to which an officer or enlisted
titled for attending such school or
college under orders from proper mill
itary authority such officer shall also
receive communication and subsistence
at the rate of 81 per day. and each
enlisted man such subsistence rs is
furnished to any enlisted man OF the
regular army while in actual attend
ance upon n course of instruction.
DETAIL OF INSTRUCTORS.
THAT upon the application of the
governor of any state or territory
furnished with material of war under
the provisions of this act or former
laws of Congress, the secretary of war
may. in his discretion. detail one or
more officers or enlisted men of the
army to report TO the governor of such
state or territory for duty in connec-
ton with the organized militia. All
such assignments may be revoked at
the request of the governor of such
state or territory or at the pleasure of
the secretary of war. The secretary
of war is hereby authoized to appoint
n board of five officers on the active
list Of the organized militia so select
ed as to secure, as far as practicable,
equitable representation to all sections
of the United States. and which shall.
from time TO time. as the secretary of
war may direct. proceed TO Washing
ton, n. c.. for consultation with the
secretary of war respecting the con-
dition. status. and needs of the whole
term of four years unless sooner re-
lieved by the secretary of war.
PAY FOR BOARD.
The actual and necessary travelling
expenses of the members of the board
together with per diem TO be estab-
lihed by the secretary of war. shall be
paid to the members of the board. The
expenses herein authorized. together
with the necessary clerical and office
expenses of the division of militia az
fairs in the Office of the secretary of
war, shall constitute a charge against
the whole sum annually appropriated
under section 1861. revised statutes, as
amended, and shall he paid therefrom,
and not from the allotment duly ap-
portioned to any particular state. ter
rltory or the District of Columbia and
Il list of such expenses shall be sub
nitted to Congress annually by the
of war in connection with |
the annual report"