The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-10-17
Arms, Uniform, ete.-Dutiss Of Adlu-


Sec 10. The Superintendent of the
Nevada State Police" shall also des-
ignate the kind and character of the
arms, equipment and accouterments
TO be carried or used by the members
Of the said Nevada State Police" and
shall also prescribe the kind of uni
form and badges of Office to be used
by the members OF the said Nevada
State Police" 1t shall be the duty
OF the Adiutant-General of the State
of Nevada to provide the members Of
the said Nevada State Police" with
such arms, at cost, the price Of which
shall be deducted from the first
money due such member of said NE
vada State Police" The sums so paid
for arms shall be returned to such
member upon delivering up such arms
in good condition to the Adjutant-
General. The Adjutant-General shall
also furnish the officers and members
of the Nevada State Police" except
the Superintendent and Inspector, the
badges and uniform designated by the
Superintendent, also all equipments,
accouterments and ammunition re-
quired. When martial law has been
declared by the Governor, the Adju-
tant-General shall also furnish all ra-
tons, subsistence for men and 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
Police, subject to the approval of the
| Governor, shall promulgate such di-
rections, 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 said rules and
regulations, and shall enforce all such
rules and regulations.
Army Regulations to Prevail.
| Sec. IL. Whenever martial law is
declared by the Governor, or when
ever any county or counties in this
State is declared to be in a state of
Instruction, and the Nevada State
Police" is called upon to suppress any
riot, instruction 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, consti-
tute the rules of discipline and regu-
lations of the Nevada State Police, -
and the rules and Articles Of War es-
4 tablished 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 suppress
ing such riot, instruction or rebellion,
land shall remain in force until peace
be restored
Office at Carson City.
Sec 10. The State Board of Capitol
Commissioners shall provide neces-
sary Offices at Carson City, Nevada,
with such accommodations, furniture
and Office supplies as may be neces.
sary.
Salaries.
Sec. IA. The Superintendent OF
Police shall receive a salary of thirty
six hundred ($3,6O0) dollars per an.
num-
The Inspector Of Police shall re.
ceive a salary of twenty-four hundred
(S2,400) dollars per annum.
Each Sergeant shall receive a sal.
airy of fifteen hundred ($1,500) dol.
lars per annum.
All other members, except the re
serve force, shall receive a salary OF
twelve hundred ($1,2O0) dollars pei
annum
All salaries herein provided for shall
be paid in equal monthly installments
the same as the salaries of other State
officers are paid.
Each member of the reserve force
shall receive twenty $500 dollars pei
month when not engaged in active
service, and shall be paid the same as
the salaries of other State officers are
paid. They shall receive the sum OF
five (S5) dollars 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 Adiutant- General. and
shall be examined, audited and al
lowed by the State Board of Exam
iners, and shall be paid as other
claims against the State are paid.
Term of Service-Resianatio or Re.
| moVal.
Sec. Is. 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 en-
tering into such employment, shall be
permitted to resign therefrom, except
with the consent and approval of the
Governor, but nothing in this section
shall be construed as preventing the
Superintendent of Police from remov-
ing any officer or member of the NE
vada State Police"
Bond and Oath of Superintendent.
Sec. 16. Before entering upon the
discharge of his duties the Superin-
tendent of the Nevada State Police"
shall take and subscribe to the con
stitutional oath of office, and shall
execute a bond to the State of Nevada
in the sum of five thousand ($5,000)
dollars, with two or more sufficient
sureties, to be approved by the Gov.
ernor, and conditioned that he will
faithfully perform all of the duties
required of him by law The bond,
oath and appointment of the Superin- |
tendent of Police shall be filed in the |
office of the Secretary of State. All |
other members of the Nevada State |
Police" before entering upon the dis |
charge of their duties, shall take and |
to the constitutional oath of |
office. The appointment, with the |
oath of Office, shall be filed in the Of |
flee of the Superintendent of Police
Expenses, How Paid.