The Republican journal., 1909-04-08


complish the dc sired end.
In the event of public danger result
Ing from food, conf1agration. or tenn
pest, the senior officer of command
may, upon request of the mayor of ID
city or the selectmen of the town, or
der out for the defence or protection of
the community the forces under his
command. or any part thereof, and i'm
mediately report his action and the cir
cumstances of the case to the adjutant
general and to his immediate command
ing officer.
Section 70. Whenever any part OF
the active militia Is on active duty,
pursuant to the order of the governor or
call Of civil authority, TO aid in the en-
forcement of the laws, the command
ing officer of such troops may order the
closing of any place where Intoxicating
liquors. arms ammunition, dynamite or
other explosives are sold, and forbid the
selling, bartering lending, or giving
away any of said articles SO long as
such places, or in the vicinity thereof,
whether any civil officer has forbidden
the same or not
Section so. Notices for duty at en-
campments. maneuvers and field instruc-
ton SHAH be given at least ten days
prior thereto, and for other duty at
such time the officer issuing the Or
der shall prescribe Such notices shall
be given orally or by written or printed
notice in hand sent by mail or left at
the last and usual place of abode, pro-
vided that the posting of the copy of an
order in conspicuous place in the drill
or business room of the company, at a
regular meeting held not less than four
days before the time fixed in such order
for the performance OF any duty shall
be sufficient notice to all members or
the company present at such meeting
and provided that when the days upon
which the stated drills provided by law,
orders, or regulation are to be held have
been fixed, no further notice thereof
Sba he
company
Section 81. To encourage rdrksman-
ship the governor is authorized to oHer
annually d state decorated 10 tllose
who shall excel in small arms practice
ana prizes for competition among the
organizations and corps of the national
guard and naval reserve armed Win
rifle and carbine. He may also IN ms
and prizes for proficiency IN pTacilce
with light and heavy guns All saen
prizes shall be competed FOR unael
Regulations prescribed by the inspector
of small arms practice, approved by the
adjutant general. Members OF any stan
corps or department assigned 10 DUTY
with any command shall be considered
part of such command Tor the purposes
of the competition herein authorized
Section 81. Every officer and soldier
who mas rendered honorable service Ior
nine years IN the acnFe nllll.la u .le
state snail receive a service medal there
for and an additional bar or clasp LOT
each additional three years service:
Section 50. Every othcer or , en hs q
perfect record of attendance at every
military duty for one calendar year, shall
receive a suitable media! therelor, anu
bar or clasp for each addltlonai ca s.enr
dar year OF perfect attendahce' eAlhei
continuous or otherwise.
Section a. There shall be designated
by the commanding officer, Tor each com,
pany of the national guard, Tor the naval
TOW aa n
hospital corps, authorized by the adJu-
tanL general, twenty-four regular dflil
periods IN each calendar year, and each
officer and enlisted man belonging 10
such company, naval reserve, or detach-
ment, and each officer and enlisted man
attached thereto for purposes OF lnStfuC-
ton, VINO attends and performs ms 1uii
duty at each such designated drill, snall
receive the following pay: PROVIDED, that
wltnln twenty-four hours after the close
of eacn designated drill, a return signed
by each o1tlcer and enlisted man present
shall be forwarded direct to the ONCE
of the adjutant general:
Major OF captain medical corps, COM
mandlng detachment, and captain, TWO
dollars; first lieutenant, one dollar and
twenty-five cents; second lieutenant, one
dollar; first sergeants and all other en-
listed men, who according to the rate OF
pay obtaining in the regular army, re-
ceive the pay of hrst sergeant OF more
SCI enty-hve cents; sergeants OF infantry
and artillery and all other enlisted men
VINO, accoI ding TO the rate OF pay 90
.uluIus tA Lne regular aliny, RECEIVE the
w.. Il sc. oealls VI infantry and ii a..
-D- u more, and mol lAC,..D-' I2- ..I-
plcu4ulAs Gla2.,, lOlt5 ivy ~C"t-. '--4 10
Ial vi infantry and artillery, and All o.iIc.
enlisted men WHO, accoI ding 10 The rate
OF pay obtaining in the regular army.
receive the pay OF corporal OF infantry
or artillery, or more, and not Included
In the preceding two classes, thirty-tive
cents; all other enlisted men, twenty-five
cents; such amounts to be due and pay
able semi-annually, and shall be al
out of the military fund: Provided, that
not less than one hour and half actual
instruction be considered drill; and
man belonging to and not on furlough
from such company, naval reserve, or
detachment, or any officer or enlisted
man attached thereto for purposes of in
struction, and not being on furlough
shall fail, except when prevented by
sickness evidenced by a surgeons certif1-
cate, to repair at the fixed time to the
place appointed for such drill, or goes
from the same without leave from his
commanding officer before he is dis
missed or relieved, he shall for each such
delinquency have stopped against any
amount due or to become due nm an
amount equal to the pay herein pro
vided for attendance; provided also, that
nothing contained in this section shall
bar or affect any trial had under the
thirty third article for the government
of the military forces of this state:
ne OpGIdtlOH u tlS pIONlSlOHS Ol tHlS
section may be discontinued at any time
by order of the commander in chief,
when in his opinion the state of the
military fund will not warrant the ex-
penditure.
Section IS. Each officer and enlisted
man ordered for duty by the comman-
der-in-chief, or under his authority, shall
receive for every day actually on duty,
the following pay; Brigadier general, six
dollars; colonel, five dollars; lieutenant
colonel, four dollars and fifty cents; ma
1or, four dollars; captain, three dollars
and fifty cents; first lieutenant, three dol
lars; second lieutenant, two dollars and
fifty cents; first class sergeant hospital
corps, regimental sergeant major, quar-
termaster sergeant, commissary sergeant,
and first sergeant, two dollars; battalion
sergeant major, one dollar and ninety
cents; color sergeant, one dollar and
eighty-f1ve cents; company quartermas-
ter sergeant, sergeant, cook, one dollar
and seventy-f1ve cents; corporal, one dol
lar and fifty cents; first class private,
hospital corps, one dollar and forty cents;
private, hospital corps, one dollar and
thirty cents; private, one dollar and
twenty-five cents; members of the band,
there shall be allowed the necessary
transportation and subsistence: Provid-
ed that no pay or compensation shall be
allowed when ordered for inspection or
muster, small arms practice drill, pa
rade, review, field service, or practice
marches, unless expressly authorized in
the order for such duties, and provided
further, that when ordered for encamp-
ment, maneuvers, field exercise, or small
arms competitions, or when called forth
in aid of the civil authority, commits
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