Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-21
.ates, on ORGANIZATION, hal their posses:

company, battalion or regimental armory
or rendezvous, or for target practice, not
less than twenty-four times during each
year preceding annual ALLOTMENT of
vised Statutes of the United States,
as amended. During the same period
each troop. battery and company by an
officer of the National Guard or by an
officer of the regular army of the United
States, or both. at such time as the gov
ernor may direct.
In addition to such drills and parades.
ton may require the officers and enlist
ed men Of his command to meet for pa
rade. drill or instruction at any such
times and places as he may appoint.
lach troop, battery or company not
be required to participate for at least
five consecutive days annually in prac-
tee marches or camps of instruction
may prescribe, and under such instruc-
ore Sec aS PC ma "a appotnts ndtnc or
ticers in Aid of Civil Authorities In
ease of any breach of the peace, tuinuit.
riot or resistance to the process of this
tlce of the supreme court or the circuit
HGeIas or juds COUNTY court ct nr m" or
sheriff of, a county. or mayor of a city,
may nay cal for aid upon the commanding
al Guard stationed therein or adjacent
thereto; provided, that such call must be
the governor This commanding off eer
upon. whom the call is made shall order
out in aid of the civil auth critics the
military force or any part thereof under
his and shall Immediately re-
port what he has done and all circum,
if it appear to him that the power of the
county be not sufficient to enable the
sheriff to preserve the peace and protect
residents of his cOunty or to overcome
the resistance to the process of this
state, the governor must. OF the applica-
ton Of the sheriff, order out such, mill
tary force from any other counties or
When an armed force is called out for
the purpose of suppressing an unlawful
orders in relation thereto of the civil
officers calling it out and render the re,
99Hired aid: but such orders of the civil
officer shall extend only to a direction
compiished and the duration of service
ton, of the troops, the kind and extent
of force to be used. and the particular
means to be employed to accomplish the
obSect specified by the civil officers shall
be left solely to the officer in
Sec A. In Case Of insurreetion or
invasion or imminent danger thereof
within the limits of any the
mand, with the approval of the governor.
shall order out for the defense OF the
any part thereof. and Immediately re.
port his action and the circumstances of
The case to the governor and his imme-
Sec. 4b. Warming for Dut;l Orders
for duty may be oral or written; Of
for duty as follows:
Eth er by stating the substance of the
order or reading the Orler to the person
warned, or by delivering a copy of such
order to such person., or by leaving a
copy OF shch order at me tast kn0 own
son with someone of suitable age and
discretion. or by sending a cop of such
thereof, to such person by mail, directed
to him at his last known place of abode
thereto. Such warning may be given by
any officer or non-commissioned officer.
giving such warning shall make a return
thereof containing the names of the per-
sons warned, and the time, place. and
warming shall be verified by his oath.
which may be administered by any com
shall be as good evidence on the trial of
any person returned as a delinquent of
the facts stated therein as if such officer
to the same before the delinquency court
on such trial. Every commanding officer
with like effect of every. delinquency
and neglect of duty of his officer and
every enlisted man who shall refuse or
neglect to perform such military duty
Sec. 46.. Excuses from Duty:] The
officer ordering any military duty shall
have the power to excuse any officer or
enlisted man for absence therefrom upon
Sec: u. Diseipline and Exercised The
system Of discipline and exercise Of the
the Uhhited States IS it is now or may
and to the provisions of the laws of the
United States. except as otherwise pro-
Sec. As. Military Courts.l The mill
tary courts of this state shall be. -
l. General
2. Garrison courtsmartial.
3. The summary court.
I. Courts CT inquiry
two kinds: CD For officers. ca for en-
listed men.
The constitution and jurisdiction of
courtsmartial, the form and manner in
which the proceedings of military courts
| forms Of oaths and affirmations taken in
the administration of military law by
such courts, the limits of punishments
and the proceedings in revision shall be
governed by the articles of war and thu
laws and procedure of the courtsmartials
Sec. 40. Indemnity for Action of Mil
itary Court. No action or proceeding
Sh all be prosecuted or maintained
against a member of a military court or
officer or person acting under his aU-
thority. or reviewing its proceedings on
execution Of any sentence, or the impo-
sition or collection Of a fine or penalty
execution, process or mandate of a mill
Sec. SO. Presumption Of Jurisdiction
The jurisdiction of the courts and board
established by this act shall be presumed
and the burden of proof shall rest on any
person seeking to GUST such court or
board Of jurisdiction in any action or
proceedings.
Sec. 81; Organization.l All organiza-
tons of the National Guard shall be pro-
vided by the state with such arms,
| equipments, colOrS. camp and garrison
equipage, books Of instruction and Of
record. and other supplies as may be
necessary for the proper performance of
the duty required of them by this act;
and each organization shall keep such
property in proper repair and in good
Sec. So. Commissioned Officers Uni
form: Every commissioned officer shall
provide himself with arms. uniforms.
and equipments prescribed and approved
Sec. So. Enlisted Men. Uniform.l
Every enlisted man who enters the serv-
ice of the state for three years shall be
furnished by the state with a uniform
CORES ponding in make and general APP
pearance to the uniform of the United
states army.
Sec. 81. Dress Uniforms.l Regi-
If regiments may. with the consent Of
the governor. adopt a dress uniform Of
their own and at their own expense.
Sec. 55. Responsibility for Public
Property.l. Every. officer and enlisted
man to whom public property of the
'esponsible to the state for such proper
y, and no one shall be relieved from
such responsibility except it be shown
20 the satisfaction of the governor that
tie loss or destruction of such property
was unavoidable and in no way the fault
# the person responsible for the same;
IN all other cases the value of the prop
| arfr lost or Ie5trova5 shall he ri, n road