The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-27

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= |, sn,ans as"erAi or ANY ezaesr shall b,
4 the laws. rules and regulations OF IN,
unl,sa States. relative :. the apo.
Statutes ., tho United States. a
The various stan officers in the var
ious departments or such as are ne
cessary. shall DO appointed by TIL,
upon the recommendation OF the adju'
liant Gen~ral. and shall hold office du,'
ing his pleasure. An COMMISSIONS e
sisned by the adjptant general
item the 'p TO aee saos' t Sp''es any rsa pre'
United States shall civ good and suf-
inE for the same in such sum as shall
pe designated by the governor or adj
jutant general, such bond to be APP
So. Power OF the Governor in
Case Of Invasion, Etc.l. The governor
shall T.st,on have power; in a case Of insur-
breach of the peace or imminent dan
ger thereof, to order into the active
s nei1it OF the state any part Of the
When the militia of his state or any
part thereof is called forth under the
for Service 1Ses %organi Eaa'' militia Hinfa o or
such part thereof as may be necessary,
cient he shall order cut such part OF
the reserve militia as he may deem
nsGsssafy: During .he absence Of or
the service OF the United States their
state designations shall not be given
to new organizations.
" Drafts or Nn1untnera frnp,
INITIAL. Whenever it shall be neces-
sary to SAL out any portion Of the re-
ernor shan ai.ect his order to the
mayor of any city or the president of
any town or township board, who, up-
proceed to draft, by lot, as many of
the reserve militia in his city, town or
township, or accept. as many volun-
and Shall forthwith forward to the
governor a list of the persons so
drafted or accepted as volunteers.
10. Punishment for Failure to APP
ordered out. or who volunteers or is
drafted, under the provisions of this
and place designated by his command
ing officer, the mayor. sr president of
,ns iown or to~nship board. within
Who does not produce a sworn %certit-
cate OF. physical disability from a ply
Sielan in good standing. to so appear
$1,000 ~ w bc ~ 0cscIlST, M
dtalt with as prescribed in the articles
of war OF the United States.
II; orsanjzations OF Reserve Mil
of reserve militia ordered out or ac-
ceptsd INTO service, as Indicated in
Sections 5 and 9 OF this act. shall be
me state for three years, or sucn less
and shall be Organized INTO troops,
batteries or companies which may be
arranged into extra squadrons, battal-
tons. or regiments, or assigned to or
ganizations of the National Guard n
to appoint the officers neces-
sary TO commence or complete any or
ganizaiion 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 Insur-
reetion1 Whenever any portion OF
ehe militia is employed in the aid Of
IN givil nnthorities. the governor. if
law and order will thereby be pro-
NOTED, may by proclamation declare
the county. town or city in which the
portion thereof. to be in a state OF in
surrcction.
s1a. Occasions When the Articles
Enforcedl. Whenever amy portion of
the militia shall be on duty under or
pursuant to the orders of the COVER
for duty in time of war, in
snr aeS ion. inHasloa; public danger or
OF any breach OF the peace, tumult,
riot. resistance to process of this state,
or Imminent danger thereof. or for
any other cause. the articles OF war
governing the army of the United
states, and the regulations prescribed
for the army of the United States. as
far as such regulations are consistent
with this act and the regulations is
hereunder. shall be enforced and
resarded as a part of this act until
duty.
AS to o~ffenses committed when such
articles of war are so in force. COURTS
ne Jurisdiction and power of sentence
MA punishment herein vested in them
AZ additional jurisdiction aud power
sentence and punishment eaercis-
a6le by like courts under such articles
war Or the regulations or laws gov
srn.nE the United States army or the
2unishment under such rules aud ar
&c ies which shall extend to tie taking
y, ,Ice e1s 81 shall all. in If any case, be inflicted
'r 1nsurrection, declared by proclama-
non OF the governor to exist, and then
the sentence inficting such punish
nent. Imprisonments other than in
y nTiaoms shall be executed in jails
s14 Relief from Civil or, Criminal
.lap,llty j. Members of the militia or
lefed INTO the active service of the
rot be liable. cfyiliy or criminally. for
and in the proper discharge of
heir duty, except as otherwise pro-
'ided in this act; and no person he
ongins to the militia In active service
the state shall be arrested on any
lvll process while going to, remain
at, or returning from any place at
vhlch ne may be required to attend
OF HlllLacS ult1py dnV yNnrtin,,- 1f |
militia perf9rming any duty in ac-
n, any street or highway through
which they may pass; provided. the
aIriage OF the United States mail and
ne progress and operation of fire en-
ines and fire departments shall not
re interfered with thereby.
Every mi of the National
iuard of this state shall be exempt
mile he is such membe of the Ma
Guard from the payment of all
oil tax and from service on any iuryl
nd from all poll tax after he Shall
ave secured three enlistments and re-
eived honorable discharge from the :
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: Is. The Adiutant Generall. The
d1utant general shall be in control
the military department of the
tate, and subordinate only to the gov !
rnor IN matters pertaining to said de- /
artment. He viii perform such duties /
$ pertain to, the adiutant general and ,
he other chiefs of staff departments. .
nder the regulations and customs OF !
he United States army. He will sup !
rintcnd the preparation of all returns ,
reports required by the United /.
tates from the. state. and will per- ;