The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-13

Ing of1cer or eacn organization in the
National Guard and the heads of the
fire and police departments in each
city or town shall, whenever an en-
rollment is ordered, file in the office
certified list of the James of all per-
sons in his command or department.
s4. Examination of Assessment
Rolls m Poll Listsl. The assessors
or ward in this state shall allow per-
sons appointed to make such enroll
ment, at all proper, times, to, examine
their assessment rolls and take copies
thereof, and the auditors of all coun-
ties and clerks of all own and cities
shall in like manner. at all proper
and copy the poll lists on file in their
office; All persons shall, uron the APP
plication of any person making such
enrolment, give the name and all pro-
per information concerning any per-
son within their knowledge, liable to
be enrolled, and any person conceal
fusing to give Information requested
as above required shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and If convicted shall
be fined a sum not to exceed ten dol
lars for each and every onense so
committed. The officer making the
enrolment shall, within ten days, re-
port to the adjutant general the
names of all persons who shall fail or
neglect to Civ information as above
required.
5. Designation and Classification
of the Militia !. The militia of this state
shall be divided into two classes: The
organized n the reserve militia. The
]organized militia shall consist Of the
forces of the state, which shall be
known as the National Guard of the
state; the reserve militia shall consist
of all those liable to serve in the mil
tia but not serving in the National
Guard.
Sc. Commander-in-Chiefl The
governor of the state. by virtue of his
office, shall be the commander-in-chief
of the militia of the state, except of
such portions as may at times be in
the service of the United States.
No armed military force from an
other state, territory or district shall
be permitted to enter the state for the
purpose of doing military duty there
in without the permission of the gov
ernor, unless such force is part of the
United States army or Is acting under
5 Z. General Staff1. The staff of
the governor shall consist of one ad-
jutant general, with such other staff
Off GERS as shall be necessary and APP
pointed in the various departments
under the adiutant general. The ad-
%jutant general shall have the rank of
brigadier general. The adjutant gen.
erals department shall include the de-
partments heretofore known and des-
ignated as quartermaster generals,
inspector g]enorats' ordnance and
general shall be chief and at the head
of each of these departments. The adj
jutant general shall be appointed by
the governor from the officers of the
National Guard above the rank of cap
ain and shall serve for a period of
two years or until his successor is APP
pointed and qualified; provided, that
nothing in this act relative to the APP
pointment and term OF office of the ad-
jutant general or any officer shall be
construed to in any way conflict with
tionment of this state of funds
Snd equ dP Section under fss1' the Rev P ?
Statutes OF the United States, as
amended, or other acts of congress.
The various staff officers in the var
ious departments or such as are ne
cessary, shall be appointed by the
governor and commissioned by him
upon the recommendation of the adju-
tant general, and shah hold ONCE dur
ing his pleasure. All commissions to
officers of the national guard shall be
issued by the governor and counter
them to account for any pro
perty belonging to the state or the
United states shall give good and suf-
ficient bOnd for the faithful account
ing for the same in such sum as shall
De designated by the governor or ad-
proved by the adjutant general.
s. Power. of the Governor in
Case of Invasion, Etc.l. The governor
shall have power, in a case Of insur-
iVNtaSiiJ "S'' 'itN'' ''S~
breach of the peace or imminent dan
ger thereof, to order into The active
service OF the state any part of the
militia that he may deem proper.
When the militia of this state or any
part thereof is called forth under the
Constitution and laws of the United
for service the organized militia or
such part thereof as may be necessary,
and if the number available be INSULT
Cient he shall order out such part of
the reserve militia as he may deem
necessary. During the absence of or
CARNATIONS of the National Guard in
state designations shall not be given
to new organizations.
8 Drafts or Volunteers from
Militial. Whenever ii shall be neces-
sary to cali out any portion OF, the re-
serve militia for active duty the gov
ernor shall direct his order to the
any town or township board, who, up
on receipt of the same, shall forthwith
proceed to draft, by lot, as many of
the reserve militia in his city, town or
teers, as are required by the governor,
and shall forthwith forward to the
governor a list of the persons SO
drafted or accepted as volunteers.
10. Punishment for Failure to APP
pearl. Every member of the militia
ordered out, or who volunteers or is
drafted, under the provisions OF this
act, and does not appear at the time
and place designated by his command
ing officer, the mayor, or president of
the town or township board, within
t~wenty-four hours from such time, or
who does not produce a sworn certifi-
cate of physical disability from a ply
stefan in good standing, TO so appea
shal be taken to be a deserter, and
dealt with as prescribed in the articles
of wal of the United States.
5 IL. Organizations of Reserve Mil
tia, When Ordered Outl. The portion
of reserve militia ordered out or ac-
Cepted into service, as indicated in
Sections s and 9 of this act, shall be
Immediately mustered into service of
the state for three years, or such less
period as the governor may direct,
and shall be organized into troops,
batteries or companies which may be
arranged into extra s~quadrons. battal-
ions or regiments, or assigned to or
g~anizations of the National Guard al
ready existing. The governor is au-
thorized to appoint the officers neces-
sary to or complete II or
ganization thus created. Such new or
ganizations shall be equipped, discip-
lined and governed according to this
military code and the military regula-
tions of this state.
II. Proclamation of State lnsur-
cection]. Whenever any portion of
The militia is employed in the aid of
the civil authorities, the governor, If
in his judgment the maintenance of
law and order will thereby be pro-
noted, may by proclamation declare
the county, town or city in which the
troops are serving, or any specified
portion thereof, to be in a state of in
surrection,
8 Is. Occasions When The Articles
of War of the United States are to be
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