The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-10-20

service snail Recommend it, the COVER
nor may muster out fhe same ny or
ments and stores to be delivered up
by whomsoever held; and If any per-
son who was a member of such dis
banded company shall appear with or
retain arms or property or the state
or United States in his possession un-
til again mustered or enlisted in .serv-
ice. he shall forfeit not less than twen-
ty-fiye or more than one hundred dol
lars.
The adjutant general, subject to the
approval of the governor, shall have
authority to issue state t~ransporta-
Guard. for the use of schools of in
struction, boards of survey and exam
i~nation, the annual convention of Of
fcers of the National Guard, for tours
of inpection, administration, and for
use OF the members of the National
Guard when travelling solely on Off
So. Muster ROLL. On the first day
of November of each year each and
every company and band of the Ma
tional Guard shall be mustered by the
commanding officer thereof, and dup
licate muster rolls shall be prepared
and furnished by the adjutant general
with full Instructions for filing out
the same, such muster rolls shall set
forth the officers in order of rank, and
the enlisted men in alphabetical order,
distinguishing recruits since last mus
ter. and truly state the residence, age
and date of enlistment of each, and
| 5ucn OtnGf 1acJS as Sndtl De required
by orders, on the form prescribed. On
said muster days every such command
ing officer shall inspect all arms, &C
coutrements and stores and other MILL
tary property issued by the state to
him., or to his command, and make
and certify an account and return
thereof, in duplicate copies, one of
which shall be filed with the adjutant
general on or before the 10th day of
the month. In such return he shall
state the true number, amount and
! condition of such arms requirements
stores and property, charging himself
with, the amount on hand at the time
of his last return, and all subsequent
~ received, and furnishing vouchers
for all returned, disposed of or lawful
~ expended, in such manner as shall
be prescribed.
"a. Civil Or~ganizationI. Each
company or band may adopt such con-
stitutiOn, rules or bylaws, not neon
regulations of the United States and
Of this state, as a majority of all the
members thereof may approve; and
may therein provide fines and penal
ties for any violation thereof, which,
for absence and refusal to appear for
instruction or parade, shall not eX-
and penalties shall be collectable in
an action in the name of the COM
handing officer as plaintiff before any
competent court or magistrate. Such
constitution, rules or bylaws shall
become operative only when approved
by the governor.
; 90. IalSet IraCtlCel. TO aCcuS-
tom the troops to the use of their
arms the governor shall order such
target practice as the allowance of
ammunition will permit and he shall
offer suitable medals, badges or
trophies to be inscribed and given in
the name of the state to the persons
anu oIS~3hlzaLIohS, VINO upon conlpetl-
ton shall show their superior attain
mentS as marksmen. The provisions
of this section shall be carried out un-
der orders and regulations issued by
! the governor. nFnyilpd. that not more
than one hundred dollars shall be eX-
pended in any one year for the pur-
pose of medals, badges or trophies.
5 Sc. Pay When Aiding the Ctvil
Authorities. All officers and enlist
ed men, while on duty or assembled
therefor, pursuant to the orders of a
judge of the supreme court, sheriff of
a county, or mayor of q city, or any
civil officer authorized by law to make
sqcn a demand on the military FORCES
OF the state, in case of riot, tumult,
breach of the peace, resistance to pro-
cess, or whenever called upon in aid
of civil authorities, shall receive the
pay set forth and provided for in Sec
ton 81 of this act; and such COmpen-
Sation and the necessary expenses in
ing for duty, and transporting and
subsiSting the troops as well as the
expenses incurred for the pay, care
and subsistence of officers and enlisted
men temporarily disabled in the 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, upon presentation
to him of vouchers and payrolls for
titled by the officer commanding such
forces, and approved by the governor,
forthwith execute in behalf of and in
the name of such county a certificate
or certificates of indebtedness for the
money required to pay such vouchers
and pay rolls; such certificates shall
bear interest at the rate of not to eX-
coed 8 per cent per annum, and shall
be made payable on the LIST day of
February following, the expiration of
two months from their issue, and the
amount thereof shall be raised in the
next tax budget of said county, sue
ceeding their issue, and applied to the
payment of such certificates.
81. Pay of Officers Serving on
Boards, Commissions and Courtsl. All
officers detailed to serve on any board
of commission ordered by the COVER
nor under his authority, or any court
of inquiry, courtmartial, or delinquen-
cy court, ordered by proper authority
act, shall be paid a sum not to exceed
three dollars per day for each day ac-
tually employed in such board or court
or engaged in the business thereof. or
in travelling to or from the same. The
sum in no case shall exceed ten days
pay and the actual travelling expenses
and subsistence, unless, upon applica-
ton of the Judge advocate of a court
martial or the presiding officer of a
ficer of the board, the officer appoint
ing the court or board has authorized
such court or board to sit for a longer
period than ten days. An officer de-
tailed to serve on a delinquency court
for the trial of enlisted men shall be
paid for each day actually employed
therein, engaged in the business
thereof or in travelling to or from the
same, and travelling expenses and sub
sistence when such court shall be held
at a place other than the city or town
of his residence. An officer to whom a.
warrant for the collection of fines,
dues or penalties under the sentence
of a military court is delivered shall
be paid by retaining to his own use
twenty-five per cent of the fines, dues
or penalties collected by him. Such
percentage shall be taxed by the Off
Ger issuing the warrant and endorsed
thereon. and added to the amount col
lectable to satisfy the sentence of the
court. In addition to this percentage
a marshal OF a military court shall be
paid two dollars for each day actually
employed in the execution of the du-
ties required of him, and mileage for
actual necessary travelling expenses
while engaged in executing any pro-
cess or mandate of a military court.
Mileage shall be computed at the rate
of ten cents for each mile necessarily
travelled going and returning to serve
any process or manda of a military
court, the distance to be computed
from the place where 1T is served to
the place where it is returnable.
: So. Pay of Officers and Enlisted
Men Assigned to Special Dutyl. Any
| commissioned officer assigned to SDe-