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

SON who shall violate the provisions
of this section shall be fined not less
than Ie9aty-fiy nor G m9re ! faah t Ghs
prohibition and penalty shal! not aP-
ply to any person in the service of the
United States or of this state, Wearlms
ance of law, similar in. design TO that
Of any of the bodies above eHumerat-
ed; or to any person discharged from
such service, for any cause other than
his own unworthiness, wearing MS
uniform in order to take part IN any
military or nava parade, or on any
man in the military service or the
United States discharged from any
other cause than his own unWorthi-
ness, wearing the uniform of his last
rating, until four months after the
date Of said discharge and provided
further, that this act shall not be con
strued TO so as to impair or affect the
rights of regularly chartered mill
tary companies or other organizations
which already have the right to parade
with arms or sidearms by the laws of
this state, or cadets at educational IN
~stitutions, where military departments
are conducted and an officer of the
United States army has been detailed
as instructor, to wear such uniforms
as they now are or may be required
by their regulations to wear; provided
further, that the ~adjutant general
may, in his discretion, grant a written
permit to the proprietor of any repu
table place Of public amusement or en-
tertainment, allowing the members
performing in such place to wear such
uniforms for stated periods and under
such restrictions as the adJutant gen
eral may from time to time prescribe,
which permission may be withdrawn
at any time if the adjutant general
shall deem such action eXpedtent.
mon carrier, innkeeper or proprietor or
lessee of any place of pubic alnuSe-
ment or entertainment, or any agent,
servant, or representative OF such
common carrier, innkeeper or propri-
etOr or lessee as aforesaid, to dlSbar
from the full and equal enjoyment of
the accommodations, advantages, ia
~cilitieS or privileges of any public con-
veyance on land or water, or any inn
or any place of public amusement or
entertainment, any person IN the MILL
taTy or naval service of the United
States or of this state, wearing the
uniform prescribed for him at that
the service or custom, on account Of
his wearing such uniform or his be-
ing in such service.
Any person who is disbarred from
such enjoyment contrary to the pro
visions Of the last paragraph shall be
entitled to recover in an action Of the
case from any corporation, aSSOcia-
ton or person guilty of such viola
ton, his actual damages and one hun
dred dollars in addition thereto, and
evidence that such person ~disbarred
was at that time sober, orderly and
able and willing to lay for said en-
: ioyment in accordance with the rate
law - 90 ''~'' ''-"'' ~"
prima faCic evidence in said action
that he was d~isbarred on account OF
his wearing such uniform or of his be-
ing in such service.
1t shall be unlawful for any mem
Der OF the National Guard, or any
other person, to wear any portion OF
equipment of the South Dakota Ma
tional Guard, except in the perform
anCe of military duty, unless he is per-
mitted to do so by the governor. Any
person so offending, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanOr, and upon
conviction thereof, be fined not to eN-
coed twenty-five (25) dollars.
commissioned officer and enlisted man
ordered for duty shall be entitled to
receive the same duty pay as provided
and allowed to men, non-commissioned
officers and officers in the service of
the United States army; provided, that
enlisted men ordered for duty for the
state by the governor, or under his
authority, shall be entitled to receive
duty pay for every day actually on
duty, except when SO ordered for in
spection, muster or small arms prac-
tice or parade review or field service
not extending beyond one day, and eN-
cept as hereinafter provided for camps
of instruction, as follows:
A musician or private, 81; a corpor-
al, $1.25; a sergeant, $1.5O; a first SER
geant, commissary sergeant, quarter
master sergeant, drum major, battal-
ion sergeant major, signal corps ser
geant, color sergeant, and sergeants
nfSt class OF the nOSplIdl corps, %, d
regimental sergeant major and prin-
cipal musician, $2.25; a non-commls-
stoned officer performing the duties of
a grade higher than his own shall be
entitled to receive the pay of such
higher grade; a private acting as, a
non-commissioned officer shall receive
the pay of the grade in which he is
acting; each enlisted man who has
served a full five years of enlistment
shall be entitled to additional pay at
the rate of twenty-five cents per day
for zach davis 1ntV during the second
five years of his service and a further
additional pay of twenty-five cents per
day for duty for each succeeding five
years of service.
Provided, that pay of enlisted men
and non-commissioned officers attach
ed to companies, bands or signal corps,
when on duty at camps of instruction,
shall be the same as provided and al
lowed to such enlisted men of the
thereto each such enlisted man shall
receive a sum not to exceed twenty
cents each for not to exceed twenty
four drills of his organization attend
ed by him in the year next preceding
such camp of instruction, as deter
mined from the records of his organ
the Office of the ad%jutant general; and
provided further, that each such en-
listed man so attending camps of in
struction must have. performed at
least sixty per cent of the duty re-
CURED of him during the year next
preceding such camp of instruction. to
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for attendance at drills.
When on duty or therefor
in case of riot, tumult, breach of the
peace, insurrection, invasion or war,
whenever called in aid of the civil au-
thorities or when engaged in actual
field or camp service for instruction as
contemplated in Section IA of the act
of congress approved January q, 1903,
commissioned officers shall be entitled
to the same pay as commissioned Off
GERS of the army of the United States
of equal grade. Each officer and en-
listed man, mounted and equipped,
shall be paid a reasonable compensa-
ton per day for each horse actually
IS. Free transportation. The Of
icers and members of the National
Guard shall be allowed free transpor-
tation for themselves n the proper
ty of the state, going to and return
ing from any service authorized or di-
rected by law, their subsistence i'm
kind or communication therefor and
their quarters, tents and camp equip
ments; and the adjutant general and
the officers of his department. will al
all times be prepared to furnish these
things as may be required by orders
SO. Property Exempt from Taxa
toni. All property belonging to any
organization of the National Guard
shall be exemp from taxation or as
sessment for any purpose whatever
and in case any such organization
shall erect or purchase any armory or
assembly room, the annual rent of the
same authorized in the next section
NAV be pald into the treasury of such