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Sec. Ga. Civil Organizution.1 Each
tuition, rules or bylaws, not Inconsistent
with the laws and military regulations
Of the United States and of this state, as
a majority of all the members thereof
may approves; and may therein provide
rnes and penalties for amy violation
to appear for instruction or parade. shall
not exceed five dollars: and all such fines
action In the name of the commanding
officer as plaintiff before any competent
r r1les or or bm y.iaws Shall S become ne" operatiVs
only when approved by the governor.
Sec; IS; TARGET rras!ice;I To asens.
the governor shall order such target
practice as the allowance of ammuni-
BILE medals, badges or trophies to be in
scribed and given in the name Of the
who upon competition shall show their
superior attachments as ma rksmen. The
provisions OF this section snail be ear
sued by the governor; provided, that not
nNns ,nan one hundred nHs a@li fnr tha nu pe
pose of medals, badges or trophies.
Al Sfe; sft Pay Wh ofSce Aid'n nSa the en,f eiy,i
for; pursuant to the orders OF a Judge
other civil officer authorized by
l on the to mt mnns fo S9s9 of the ss stats'
in case of riot. tumult. breaches of the
peace pssr "a resi- ,nnn IT to- a, process" o" E s T. or au Wne3}.
ties, shall receive. the pay set forth and
provided for in Section 81 of this act;
and such compensation and the neces-
sary expenses incurred in quarterine,
caring for, warning for duty, and trans.
porting and Subsisting the troops as we'll
as the expenses incurred for the pay.
care and subsistence of officers and en-
line of duty, while on such duty, shall be
paid by the county where such service
is rendered. The county treasurer of
| such county shall. uDOn 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
cute in behalf of and in the name of such
debtedness for the money required to
pay such vouchers and payrolls: such
rate of not to exceed s per cent per am
mum. and sh all be made payable on the
p%iration Of two months from tier issue,
and the amount thereof shall be raised
In lnc the next mex ak bin siEe of ofd said aan eo%nt 70
the payment of such certificates.
Sec 81; Pay Of of sn1 Sefyins on
officers Detailed to serve on any ooaTd
Or commission ordered by the governor
/ quiry. c~ourtInartiai, or delinquency
court. ordered by proper authority in
shall be paid a sum not to exceed three
dollars per day for each day actually
F smP!Gyfi I'D tn tRe such aaz HSeEs or sn sGs5f or or EN- IN
sum in no case shal exceed ten days,
expenses and subsistence. unless,
pei "p D ourtn to the Or Judge &c
| presiding officer Of a delinquency court,
or the presiding officer of the board, the
authorized such court or board to sit for
a longer period. or in case of such delin-
| oardering SUCH court has authorized such
court to sit for a Longer period than ten
| delinquency court for the trial of en-
/ listed men shall be paid for each day
actually, employed therein engaged in
or from the same. and travelling expenses
and subsistence when such court shall
or town of his residence. An officer to.
whom a warrant for the collection of
tenee Of a military court IS delivered
shall be paid by retaining. TO- his own
a aas t or psndities per esri Ssat 0f BY f thin. f sSeS
per centage shall be taxed by the Of
ticer issuing the warrant and endorsed
court. In addition to this percentage a
Two dollars for each day actually en-
nloyed in the execution. of the duties re-
Necessary travelling expenses While en-
gagged in executing any process or man
b ba'e eo pr a at the rate ,@fs'eta ten cents cents
for each mile necessarily Travelled going
nnd Istnf of n gm IL seyv eou nns th ng0 d i ce
to be computed from the place where it
is served to the place where it is re-
turnable.
Men Assigned to Special Duty.l Any
commissioned officer assigned to special
duty by the governor or under his au-
otherwise directed by the governor, for
necessary travelling expenses and sub
sistence. when such ayment is au-
1 Hoeate Or by his 'he s sssistant s haf 'q be- p aid
for services III bringing any suits pro
actions acton io or ' proeeedinss ah by habsa. corpus Il"
eertiorari, Or otherWise, such eompensa-
p pay, A Unless ssan o Si"ssri sna orde ere PA1 by o9 thy
governor. for special service ordered by
of the governor. Enlisted men. on duty
under the orders Of the g H,,h qron but
travelling expenses and subsistence.
eral and Expenses of His Office The
6fteen hundred dollars annually. which,
with the necessary expenses incurred in
ana clerk hire, furniture, fuel Lights:
postage. freight. eXpresSage and printing
shall be paid from the general fund by
warrant dra wn by the auditor o the
Sec: 70. Bureau Of PensionSl The
| duJuldnt general Sndll, III diulllo u
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. Il. Trespassers and Disturbers to
be Placed in ArreSt-Iiquor and Huck-
sters Sales Prohibited. The command
ing officer upon any occasion of duty
may place in arrest during the contin-
uance thereof any person who shall tres
ground, armory. or other place devoted
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
of the post, camp grounds, place of en-
campment, parade or drill under his com
mand, or within such limits, not exceed
ing one mile therefrom. as he may pre-
scribe. And he may in his discretion
abate as common nuisances all such
sales.
Sec. ~. Military Parades by Unau-
thorized Bodies Prohibited No body Of
men. 9th er than the regularly organized
troops of the National Guard and militia
and the troops of the United States, .ex-
cept such Independent military organiza-
tfonS as now are in existence or as here
inbefOre provided for, shall associate
themselves together as a military com
pany or organization or parade in public