Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-11-04

company or DAnu may auOpt SuCn consul
tuition, rules or bylaws, not Inconsistent
Of the United States and Of this state. as
a majority OF all the members thereof
fines and penalties for any violation
to appear for Instruction or parade. shall
not exceed i've dollars; and all such fines
and penalties 1n ties S Ha aai be Of f iRe eommoh in an
officer as p%laintiff before any competent
court or magistrate. Such constitution,
Sec; G5: Target Practice.1 TO accus-
t ,4e t r"ve troops shall 10 hhe or His OF s9 nae'r ta arIat
practice as the allowance of arnmuni-
tion viii permit and he shall offer suita-
scribed and given in the name of the
state to the persons and organizations
who upon competition shall show their
superior attachments as marksmen. The
provisions of this section shall be car
ried out under orders and regulations is.
more than one hundred dollars shall be
expended in any one year for the pur-
Authorities.1 Al officers ,and enlisted
for foG"' p% wnne Dh to GUY tRe or orders akss''' Of a t Judge
OF the supreme court, sheriff of a county.
Other or ma si~il Or officer e. e Authorized 9e any by
on the military forces Of the stat state,
peace, resistance to process, or when
ever called upon in aid of civil auth ORR
provi deal' fo 5ecf in se ssf pay 81 set of f thii a ana
and such compensation and the neces-
sary expenses incurred in quartering.
caring for, warning for duty, and trans
porting and subsisting the troops as we'll
as the expenses incurred for the pay,
listed men temporarily disabled in the
line OF duty. while on such duty, shall be
Ep p leb oy the county cunt Whare fusn service &c
such county shall. upon presentation to
him of vouchers and payrolls for such
expenses and compensation certified by
the officer commanding such forces. and
approved by, the governor, forthwith exc
debtednesS for the money required to
pay such vouchers and ~payrolls; such
rate of not to exceed 6 per cent per an
num-. and shall be made payable on the
p~iration of two months from their Issue,
and the amount thereof shall be raised
i Enc eae neSt til ba eir oiH sagge' ar and sa app fi4ant 70
the payment of such certificates.
Sec; 81 Pay Of Officers Serving on
officers detailed to serve on any board
Or commission ordered by the governor
a 1nhsF "' eoa ar1n9riisii or o. any e d%e1inq 1e ln,
court. ordered by proper authority in
%Sua Of any pro ndt on of this act;
dollars per day for each day ctuaIly
employed in such board or court or en-
SlSSu III liz i VI III
sum in no case shall exceed ten days
esSenze and and the suD afs"al tra unie5s:
upon a%pplication to the Judge
presiding officer of a delinquency court,
or the presiding officer of the board. the
officer appointing the court or board has
auth orized such court or board to SIT for
a longer period, or in case of such delin-
quency court the governor or the officer
n,1r fn Cif for 8. longer nprjna fh an ton
days. An officer detailed to serve on a
delinquency court for the trial Of en-
actually employed therein, engaged in
the business thereof or in travelling to
and Subsistence when such court shall
be held at a place other than the city
or town Of his residence; An officer to
| fines, dues or penalties under the SEN
| tence of a military, court is delivered
shall be paid by retaining, to his WI
dues or penalties collected by, him: Such
R Reer cH fssaiHg T the w es aafea and ay endorsed ade ofi
thereon, and added to the amount COL
lectable to satisfy the sentence Of the
| marsh al of a military court shall be paid
| two dollars for each day actually en-
luired of him. and mileage for actual
aecessary travelling expenses while en-
FACED age ii in ! e mi1itaTy c amy PROFITS M { 8 or nan man
be computed at the rate of ten cents
for each mile necessarily Travelled going
mandate of a military court: tie distance
to be computed from the place where it
is served to the place where it is re-
turnable.
Sec. Gs; Pay Of Officers and Enlisted
Men Assigned to Special Duty:] Any
thority. shall be paid duty pay unless
the tIme d nct E by sm the g%SgveT ana b bGE
! necessary travelling expenses and sub
sistence. when such payment is au-
vocate or his assistant shall be paid
for services in bringing any suits pro-
actions acton so or proceedings by by habeas CORP !.
csrtiorari, or otherwise, such ~compensa-
ton as shall be approved by the govern
| pay, unless otherwise ordered by the
governor. for special service ordered by
Of the governor. Enlisted men, on duty
not a, rst The, ti 5Stv serving crying tSdt1 t 5efSsi
FS See. s.. eA ssiary Of the Adjstant Cen
salary of the adjutant general shall he
fifteen hundred dollars annually, which,
With the n necessary ICES hnyes expenses of ne1s inGnrr effc IN
and clerk hire. furniture. fuel, lights,
| postage, freight, expressage and printing
warrant drawn by, the auditor on the
treasurer of the state on the order of the
l governor.
Sec. 20. Bureau of Pensions.l The
adjutant general shall, in addition to
| his other duties. organize and conduct a
| bureau of pensions for the purpose of
assisting ex-soldiers or sailors. residents
Of the state, who may apply for pension
for wounds or disability incurred in the
| service of the United States. in estab-
fishing their claims, without fee or COM
mission.
! Sec. II. T~respassers and Disturbers to
| be Placed in Arrest-Liquor and Huck-
sters Sales Prohibited The command
ing officer upon any occasion of duty
! may place in arrest during the contin-
| uunce thereof any person who shall tres
pass upon the c a p gro n y dpearatdes
to such duty. or shall in any way or
manner interrupt or modest the orderly
| discharge of duty by those under arms,
or shall disturb or prevent the passage
Of troops going to or returning from
any duties.
He shall prohibit and prevent the sale
or use of all spirituous liquors, wine,
ale or beer. the holding Of huckster
| sales. and all gambling within the limits
I IF the post. camp grounds. place OF en-
| campment, parade or drill under his com
mand, or within such limits, not exceed
scribe. And he may in his discretion
abate as common nuisances all such
l sales.
Sec. 70. Military Parades by Unau-
thorized Bodies Prohibited No body OF
men, other than the regularly organized
| and the troops of the United States. eX-
/ cept such independent military organiza-
tons as now are in existence OF as here
inbefore provided for, shall associate
themselves together as n military com
pany or organization or parade in public
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