Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-21

and all proper infornation concerning
any person within their knowledge, La
eealing or giving false any nyfcrmation or
refusing to give information requested
as asaSs rsa'a nna Il eon9 BE sa'l 1hai Gf be e
fined a sum not to exceed ten dollars for
The TIan officer nha maxi making eH the enT To G"antn shaft.
within ten days, report to the adjutant
general the names Of al persons Who
Sec. s ~Designation and Classification
shall be divided into two classes: The
organized and the reserve militia. The
ganized and uniformed military forces
Of the state. which shall be known as
the Sa nf},t,a G shar OF tie st + an the tnd re
zsEsyins 7 il sSs M%s Z rs d %; S5'.t "1' r r0s
sface, shall be the eommander-in.chief
OF the United States.
state, territory or district shall be per-
mitted to enter the state for the purpose
Of doing military, duty therein without
such force is part Of the tinted States
army or IS acting under the authority Of
Sec. 7. General Staff. The staff Of
the governor hall consist of one adju-
tant general. with such other staff off,
CcIS d. Sbdl NC htCeSStlN hlI'i tBpoiIlltu
in the various departments under the ad,
jutant general. Tie ah;ltant general
The adiutant generals department shall
include the departments heretofore
known and d%esignated as auartermas-
nance, and medical departments. and the
adjutant general shall be chief and at
The ad iutant general shall be appointed
by the goyernor from the officers of the
tain, and shall serve for a period of two
years or until his successor is %appoint-
in this act relative to the appointment
and term of office of the adjutant gen.
In ira" any Ef way way Conflict With the laws, rules
and regulations of the United States, rel
alive to the apportionment of this state
utes of United states, as amended, or
STAFF officers in the various departments
or such. as are necessary, shah be .ap-
ed by him upon the recommendation of
the adjutant general and shall hold Of
f hions dq to ofh els p of the National Ao1 f0 Gnard
shall be issued by the governor and
the State or the United states shat give
accounting for the same in such sum as
shall be designated by the governor or
proved by the adjutant general.
Sec. s. Power Of the Governor in Case
Of Invasion, etel The goyern9r shall
~vasion. tumult, riot or breach of the
peace or Imminent danger thereof, to or
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 States, the governor shall order
such part thereof as may be necessary,
and IL the number available be INSULT
reserve militia as he may deem neces-
sary. During the absence Of organiza-
ice Of the United States their state "a des-
ignations shall not be given to new or
M%ilitia.]. Whenever it shall be neces-
sary to, call out any portion Of the re-
or shall direct his order to the mayor of
any city or the president of any town
OF t the same, 0a sha1i T forfh SR9h r proc .sef'R fe
draft; by lot, as many of the reserve
o %il aesen IN as his mani, sIyy vo fowa or a tey sRs Ip.
aHiEed ~ the governor r and shall forth,
the persons SO drafted or accepted as
Sec. 10. Punishment for Failure to
ordered out. or who volunteers or IS
drafted. under the provisions OF this act,
pna does -aesiE noe sPP sy ni st c ths e1ms and of1
asef fow the hmiayS6 oar ea p wifbia t Hf ths town
hours from such time, or who does not
9IaaafH from hSn1n a 's phVsieian OF in pm Ss sood
be a deesserter. and dealt with as pre-
seribed in the articles of war of the
Sec II: Organizations Of Reserve
Militia: When Ordered araar Out; H., The portion
ed into service. as indicated in sections
8 and 9 Of this act. shall be Immediately
mustered into service Of the state for
ICED into troops. batteries or companies
rons, battalions or regiments, or assign
d to organizations Of the National
is ~authorized to appoint the offeers nee
ganization thus created Such new or;
and governed according to this military
code n the military regulations Of this
Sec. IL. Proclamation Of State Of Insur-
militia is employed in aid Of the civil
naaa the ma .ns saHssne 81 1a N and md eader
will thereby be promoted. may by proc
city in which the troops are serving. or
any specified portion thereof, to be In a
state of instruction. ose
Of War OF the United States Are to Be
Enforced Whenever any portion of the
militia shall be on duty under or pursu-
shall be on duty or ordered to assemble
\ for duty in time of war, insurrection, in
vasion. public anger or to aid the civil
authorities on account of any breach of
the peace, tumult, riot, resistance to pro-
cess Of this state. or imminent danger
cles of war governing the army Of the
| United States, n the regulations pre-
iscribed for the army of the United
i States. as far as such regulations are
consistent with this act and the regula-
tons issued ~thereunder, sh all be en-
1 forced and regarded. as a part Of this act
until said forces shall duly be relieved
from such duty.
As to ofenses committed when such
articles OF war are SO in force, court
martial shall possess, in addition to the
jurisdiction and power of sentence and
punishment herein vested in them all
additional jurisdiction and power Of SEN
courts under such articles of war or the
regulations or laws governing the United
States army or the customs and usages
thereof. but no punishment under sue
rules and articles which shall extend to
the taking OF life shall. in any case, be
invasion or insurrection, declared by
proclamation of the governor to exist.
and then only after approval by the gov
ernor of the sentence inflicting such pun
ishment. Imprisonment other than in
g~uardhouse shall be executed in jails or
prisons DESIGNATED by the governor for
Sec. ID. Relief from, Civil or Criminal
Liability.l Members Of the militia or
dered into the active service of the state
by any proper auth ority shall not be liza
/ bic. ctviiy or cfiminany. for any act or
acts done by them while on duty and in
the proper discharge of their duty, ex-