The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-10-20

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HpSropfiattdssby legislature shall
s&N4AesuositsA With the state treasurer
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16sssnilila enlys and shall pc
lIsSSSsss from his .fund ShhiiSbs MA.
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paysShsnf s 5 n.ssieeasr.ds IN pre-.
shHus ~ ass e permit ssaal 81 Il. .ppi,o eetise 81
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tloun legal year. -
4IEtstlsasr.l Militia Fund.- Fund.
Raisaensess : tSs smiiiiia sh nNh1sh be
Known 80 the general militia fund. Ex-
from this general militia.
s ssa sssrt 81 isy ~ fs s;sd s&os.naor sen upon
IRaEfAntA drawn ~ h state auditor.
k kssgss.r IS stf s r sssasafy By ss i iasw Or
asla Conposition and Strength of
guard Of the state shall consist OF the
VI Int nj III 0AnArn1 ArAIHhA ~ IL, El,E
paftments herstnbefore provided. the
P~aFtnnsnts 81. the. General staiT % they
ehaaess made by this act, and such
'srseniasd hsrsattter, and such persons
thsrsin. The military ORGANIZATIONS Of
m ~ nHsisnal S.ard may constitute T a
ShsIi remain g now estabiished. but
bsathersby increased. and he shall at
s%snisaIie iTs 81 d IVns1 80 . snInss shs se Or
ments,s bAtAllions, ssquadrons. troops,
bAttsrlss. n signal corps
tystemEgt OF drill. or instruction now or
esIeaftsr edoptsd for the army of the
Halted ststssI and for that purpose the
q oflcers OF any grade inSreEiments.
hattali0na squAdrona, troops, batteries,
fempantss and signal corps may. be
mAde Aecessary BY the new conditions
khWsScre4ted.
governor shall have the power.
e = rimn ~ "a d.n anssr 7ss lnsr ,axesi ths
kerce beyond the maximum established
\ the law q to organize the same.
ss.sa i Sc sse .ssv, ssns 'm.y r. 1ed .ah s1'sen-
oa.rd.i ~ na11a,1Sn unit, /. .. Mon I ma.
f esni..l E Eins,ss ...a! :: ss ss 'asPsss the .1s s. 4ss
ke9ailetionss ~ h same units are or
NY 10 orfantzed n compcssdssins the
psooasibis 81 % may 30 .prescribeda
war. and .sSsiecs' 70 the provisions Of
this ect&.nhAl1Sbe IA follOws:
Infaatry.8
MsA company shall consist OF one cap
taIn 4 hrst lieutenant. n second
tloutenant, one first sergeant. one quar-
eArmAster sergeant, four ser8eants. six
cofpore!l1, tive cooks. two musicians,
minimum strength 81 = Company
A.lla be Mfty-sight enliated men.
battalNon shall consist of n ma
tsnAntl, one battalion quartermaster
N cOmmissary @(second lieutenant).
battalion gerEeant major and four
nialanm.' 81, So Infantry; total enlisted, y
rsl: one leutenAnt colonel. one adju-
lcaptsinl, one eonnlntssary lcaptainJ.
ene Inspeetors of small arms practice
captain one.zchaplain. 2 sergeant
eonnmlssary 9sargeant, two color ser
EeAnts. three battallons Of Infantry. and
!, band conststing Of the following. One
one Y major. four ~serECants, eight
vstss: total enlisted. minimum, 7a2.D
%-NAE ~
rdditienn1 li e 'tS 0s e n,laiy mas, ho onace rs
And enlisted mon enumerated above,
bns regiment surgeon major),an d two
l G%ssls.nast e ss sr.s ssaPtain In q s.c fFs.
s.sfsshssactsof Congress approved April
q. i&98ss q n urgeon and three as
eistAnt surgeons detailed from the med
tcal department.
when tells impracticable to assign
three ~battalons to . regiment 1t may
81 two, each OF which should
consist OF four companies; but where
tho accompanies cannotabe assigned
t fSra e% aon,ni On. + may may BE- eom 11 Of
pany skeleSontzeds. a. Similarly when four
cannot be assigned to a sep-
a abate e ATT ~ o ~ may Yth De co mp, ns d. Of
which Tor siift1cient r~easonstit is inn
practicable tosassign to battalions. shall
3 aa Han az !, se lpnHars ,se = and J, bat bat,
rannot be combined with regiments of
Mt least eight companies shall exist as
separate battaitons.
A brigade shall ordinarily consist of
wosorGmore full regiments of infantry,
being the normal organizations;
separate battalions and separate
brlEades consisting of two
Dr more arguments Of not less than
BtGh companies each may be organized
I the purpose of instruction or ma
brigadier general is the proper
fors q brigade, but in case
pf.the absence or disability OF the brig
yolye upon the senior officer Of the line
2 8ts present for duty with the bril-
gade.&
The stan OF u brigade shall consist
officers detailed from the several
tan corps q departments, AZ fol-
One adjutant general. major, adju-
ant generals department.
department.
One commissaf,ya major subsistence
One surgeon, major, medical depart
nent.
Two aids. ~lientenants. from the line.
In addition to the stan officers emu
In the foregoing list, such
stan sonicers as are considered ne
,essaryg may be designated for duty on
stan OF; q brigade, but onicers 80
must belong to some stan,
;orpe or department orsto the line, and
detailed for duty on h brigade
AZ camps Of instruction. or when
leemed necessary, the governor may
Lttachgto a brigade such troops Of cav
kIrvSfc ha 4 ApfaaI 80 artillorySs aud Orva-