The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-04

and equipped according to law. within th,
year. and on what days and on what
duty, and containing also the number oi
horses actually employed In such duty"
Sec. 81. Section l2l of Chapter 296 Of the,
General Laws Is hereby amended 20 al
To read rs follows:
Sec i27. Within ten days after anyj
duty specially ordered by the cemmander.I
in-chief. and on the last day Of the an!
nual encampms1<. the commanding ofn.j
Ger or each company shall cause 70 bel
prepared two muster-rolls and two mus-I
ter and pay-rolls which rolls shall ac-!
curately specify the names Of those mem-:
bers OF his command who performed and
or those who failed to perform duty,
armed. uniformed. and equipped, uponI
each separate day, and the number Of
horses actually employed in such duty:
The words with horse" shall be placed:
against the name OF any oficer or enlist
ed man who shall have been required to;
he mounted and who was mounted on tho;
days for which such rolls shall be made:
Such rolls shall be sworn to before any:
officer duly authorized to administer:
oaths by said commanding oflicer, and:
approved by the regimental or separate:
battalion commander. The said rolls shall
be retained and forwarded a. follows::
one muster and payroll shall be retained
at the headquarters OF the regiment or:
separate battalion one muster-roll shall;
be retained at the headquarters OF tho ma:
tional guard and one mustsr-rol and one:
muster and payroll shall be forwarded
10 the adjutant-general. after being ap-
proved by the commander OF tho national
guard. The adjutant- general shall trans
NIT the muster and pay-rolls received by
him TO the paymaster-gener within five
days after his reception thereof"
Sec. &. Section 12S OF Chapter 296 Of the
General Laws IL hereby amended so as
70 read as follows:
"Sec. Us. Like rolls shall be caused to
be made by the regimental and separate
battalion commanders and the command
er OF the national guard for themselves
and their respective field and stan and
commissioned staff-ofiicers. for tho
band, by the leader thereof: and for tho
commander-in chief and his stan by the
adJutant- general"
Sec. SO. Section l29 OF Chapter 29s Of the
General Laws IL hereby amended % ~
to read as follows:
"Sec. 129. The assistant inspector-geS
eral of the national guard or some ofiicer
detailed for that purpose shall annually
make detailed report OF the condition Of
tho brigade To the ad1utant-General on or
before the first day OF December, and
such report shall state the number Of
men inspected To what companies bat
talions. or regiments they belonged. and
what was the kind, number. and quality
OF their arms and equipments Of every
nature, designating what part Ia tho prop
crty OF the state. and what the property
Of each officer, soldier. or company"
See. 81. Section 13i OF Chapter 2os Of the:
General Laws IN hereby amended 30 as to;
read as follows:
Sec. l3l. The organizations composing:
the active militia shall perform at least!
six consecutive days camp duty In each;
year. as shall bo prescribed by the conf
mander- In chief"
NJ rhn, .SAs <xH hal
General Laws In hereby amended 10 N te;
read Ms follows:
Sec. l32 The Judge advocat general. L
his assistant, or the Judge advocate of the!
national guard may be empowered by the:
commandor-in chief to issue. during the
cncampmont provided for In section one
hundred thrty-one. "a warrant rcturnable:
TO the district court OF the district In
which such offence shall be committed. !:
for any offence where. by the provisions !:
of chapter two hundred twenty nine, the /:
justice or clerk OF "A district court may |:
issue "A warrant: Provided, such offence |:
shall he committed during the time OFF
such encampment, and within the limitsi
OF the camp or within n distance OF oncI
mile from the guard line. No commis-s
stoned officer OF the militia entering n;
complaint to tho Judge advocate-gcncral |;
his assistant, or the Judge advocate OF tho
national guard. In such cases, shall bs
thereafter To enter into recognizance oi
Ina any way to become liable for the costs
that shall accrue thereon"
Sec. 30. Section 1876 OF Chapter 296 OF the
General Laws In hereby amended so as to
read AZ follows:
Sec. l36. Every commanding officer
when on duty may ascertain and fix
necessary bounds and limits To his parade
or camp ground, not including any road
on N a
the same or prevent their passing for
more than two consecutive hours, within
which no person shall have = right to
pass or enter, without leave from such
commanding officer; and the commanding
officer OF the national guard. or any bat
talon or company. may put under guard
every person who shall encroach upon
the parade ground. and also every spec
tator or bystandcr who shall abuse. mo-
lest, or strike any one when on parade
or under arms"
Sec. 40 Section i37 OF Chapter 296 Of the
General Laws Is hereby amended 80 as to
read as follows:
"Sec. 1877. The organizations comprising
the active militia and the independent
chartered companies shall be exercised I'm
target practice at such times and under
such rules and regulations as shall be
prescribed by the commander In CHIEF.
The auarterma II err general shall furnish
by the commander -in-c chief for this pur-
pose"
Sec. a. Section 14I OF Chapter 296 of the
General Laws IN hereby amended no as to
read as follows:
Sec. 1il. All expenses for transporta-
tlon, ratlons, forage, or shelter actually
incurred by any company, and which
were rendered necessary by compliance
with the provisions OF this chapter, or
with any order issued by the commander
ln-chief shall be assumed by the state;
and upon satisfactory proof OF such ex-
penses approved by the commander-in-
chief the paymaster-general shall draw
from the general treasury a sum or sums
sufficient TO pay said expenses. and pay
the same TO the respective companies In
curing the same Proylded. however
that no expenses for transportation shall
be allowed unless the same shall have
been furnished upon proper acquisitions OF
the commanders OF companies upon the
uuartermastcr- general, and approved by:
the commanding officer OF tho regiment orr
separate battalion, and the brigader-
general OF the national guard"
Sec. a. Section Ifj oi Chapter z6 OF the: