The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-10-14

l LlCl&S WHICH Uu1ll 0XI6Hu 10 tH0 SaAilS
of life shall. in any case, be inflicted
except in time of actual war, invasion
or insurrection, declared by proclama-
oniy after approval by the governor
of the sentence INJECTING such punish
ment:, Imprisonments other than In
guardhouse shall be executed in 1alls
or prisons designated by the governor
for such purpose.
Liability se'i Mem ltem ofV the militia or
state BY any proper authority, shall
any ans &C act " or acts s' dome BY them Will. on
duty and in the proper discharge OF
their duty, except as otherwise pro
longing to the militia in active service
of the state shall be arrested on any
fi nx at process or rstu Mhils f from an. no; p psmsia at
for military duties. Any portion Of
tive service sha ave a right of way
in any street or T" highway through
which they may pass; provided, the
the progress and operation of fire en-
gines and fire departments shall not
be interfered with thereby. n,+,on.,
Guard of this State shall be exempt
while he. is such member of the Ma,
poll tax and from service on any jury,
and from all poll tax after he shall
have secured three enlistments and re-
ceived honorable discharge from the
Is. The Adjutant Generall. The
adiut AN g general; E shall dsn,r be In centre 90 the
state, and subordinate only to the gov
ernor in matters pertaining to said de-
as. pertain to to the the aGa 5utarf general ae e and
the other chiefs of staff departments,
under the. regulations and customs OF
erintend the preparation Of ali returns
and reports required by the United
States from the state, and will per
in this military. code.
He shall keep a register Of all the
officers Of the EN- militia ! ia Of rsr the state ana a na1
: pers required to be kept and filed
therein. and make a report on or be-
r in Zach year to the governor, includ-
ing a detailed statement of all the ex-
penditures for military purposes dur
; Ali military records, banners and
relics of the state except, when in law.
f ful use, shall be under the control OF
= his duty to take safe and proper care
= Of the same.
/ when necessary, cause the militia law.
I the general regulations Of the state:
! and the articles of war of the United
> Sea1ei in 30 proper pee Compact form, and dis
tributed to the commissioned officers,
sheriffs, county auditors and county
T | VI tbiS SlaNS' ca
: one copy to each; and to each COM
t missioned officer and eadquarters ne
: s sest e issus a Hns Of sop SUCH 81 annual .ms nef reports
e concerning the militia as the governor
a may direct.
: issued ali necessary blank books
$ forms and notices required to carry
: into full effect the provisions OF TINS
$ be and remain the property of the
state.
: ~ II sa; ssa, move gsn essf in Of the this sfhG STAT e
q shall be the seal Of his office, and
n shall be delivered by him to his sue.
cessor.
The adjutant. general may have such
q assistants, clerks and employees in his
e department and the other various de.
/ and as many laborers as may be re
quired from time to time, subject t
the approval of the governor. The as.
under the adjutant general shall b'
! appointed and commissioned by thu
the adjutant general, and shall be en-
) titled to all the rights and privileges
granted to officers Of the Nation ma
~ ployes shall be appointed and the lab
orers hired by the adjutant genera
DR. The general staff officers appointed D
the governor as herein provided, shal
hold such rank not above that of col
,e onel, as is consistent with their posi-
L, &c ton and duties and as recommends
In order that the National Guar
- may receive the benefit of the fund
!, 1t duty Of the adj1tant general Of tn
" state to submit a plan OF propose
/. field or camp service 81 ~instrufrno4
n. Of funds required Tor PAYMENT sub
s~istence and transportation OF IN
IN eating therein; said estimate to furn
IN ish the details and to be made out i
IN the form required by. the instruction
n, from the secretary of war,
Ia He shall make such regulations per
tanning to the preparation or report
and returns and to he care ana pres
se ~ervatien of property for military pur
poses, whether belonging to the stat
or to the United States, as in his opin
tn ion the conditions demand MAJ suf "a rev. aggc
ar when promulgated in the form or gen
eral orders. circulars, or letters OF In
,o The adtutant general shall also b
40 quartermaster general.
81 As quartermaster general he ma
require his assistants, who shall Q
members Of the National Guard, I
10 give bonds with sufficient surety !
lie such an amount as he shall deem SUI
ae ditioned for the faithful performane
Of of their, duty. such bonds to be az
in pr fo tss s ey him a of s tate " the JAM
q He shall attend to the care, presel
" walton, safe keeping and repairing !
ar equipments. and all other m'litar
no property belonging to the state or !
'es sued to the state by the govsrnmei
q, OF the United States for the purpo.
of arming and eanipping the orgai
lied militia. All military property
&C. the state which, after a proper inspe'
IN ton, shall be found unsuitable for II
De use of the state, shall, under the dire
OF ton OF the governor, sbe disposed OF !
'ss the Quartermaster general at PUBL
CT, auction after suitable advertisement
s Of the sale, daily for ten lays, in
in the city or county. where the sa
,r- is to take place: or the same may
sold at private sale when SO order.
u by the governor. He shall bid in Il
property or suspend the sale whel
Dr. ever, in his opinion, better prices ms
pr or should be obtained. He shall fro
lP- time to time render to the governor
his Just and true account Of the sal
Ia made by him, and shall deposit Z
proceeds of all sales so made with =
lr- state treasurer to the credit of t
OF special militia fund.
Of He hall be responsible for all {
II arms, ordnance, accoutrements, eQuf
OF ments and other military proper
ro- which may be issued to the state
are the secretary Of war In complain