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

which: with the necessary expenses
pensions, Office and clerk hire, furni-
lure. Iuel. lights, postage, freight, ex-
RressaEe and printing shall be paid
drawn by the auditor on the treasurer
% the state on the order Of the gov
70. Bureau of Pensionsl. The nd.
Jutant general shall, in addition to his
olner duties, organize and conduct a
: oureau OF pensions for the purpose of
assisting ex-soldiers or sailors, resi-
dents of the state. who may apply for
pension for wounds or disability in
sst tatss In IN the service Of the United
WITHOUT fee or commission.
=; T~respassers and Disturbers to
a r. n'sSs1 "a Arrf Frohioi ttdH y H HPs
commanding officer upon any occasion
Of duty may place in arrest during
y me c%ohPtinuance thereof any person
ground, parade ground, armory, or
other place devoted to such duty, or
ma on IN any way or manner interrupt
DUTY by those under arms, or shall
arsturD or prevent the passage of
duties.
the He ss shall prohibit and prevent
ituous liquors, wine, ale OF beer,
and ali gambling within the limits Of
the post, camp grounds, place of en-
parade or drill under his
omman or within such limits, not
exceeding one mile therefrom, as he
may. prescribe. And he may in his dis
cretlon abate as common nuisance all
thorized Bodies Prohibited1. No body
Of men, other than the regularly or;
end militia and the troops of the
United States, except such independent
military organizations as, now are in
existence or as h~ereinbefore provided
for, shall associate themselves togeth-
er as a military company or organiZa-
ton or parade in public with firearms
In any city or town of this state.
5 rs. Drill and Disciplined. The
form of the National Guard shall be
United States. All matters relating to
the organization, discipline and gov
eminent of the National Guard, not
In the general regulations, shall be
decided by the custom and usage of
shall be an annual encampment, in
tions Of the National Guard, which en-
consecutive days at such time and
place as the governor, through the ad-
i~utant general, shall order and direct.
No person shall be mustered at such
time or allowed to appear as a part of
the National Guard unless he shall be
duly commissioned or enlisted in the
same, nor unless he appear properly
uniformed, armed and equipped. Any
officer who knowingly or wilfully shall
place or cause to be placed on such
muster roll the name of any person
not regularly or lawfully commission
ed or enlisted, or the name of any man
who has been discharged or lost his
membership for any cause whatsoever.
or one who has been convicted of a
felony or has refused to do military
preceding the annual ~encampment,
shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
meanor and subject to courtmartiaL
such rules and regulations as he may
deem eXpedient, but such rules and
and as nearly as practicable, to those
governing the United States army, and
when promulgated shall have the same
this act. Such rules and regulations
shall not be repealed, altered, amend
ed or added to except by authority of
lions in force at the time of the pass
age of this act shall remain in force
until new rules and regulations are
y Is. Duty utS For the tinted statesl.
whenever the United States is in
vaded or in danger of invasion from
against the authority of the govern
ment of the United States, or the presi-
Gent is unable with the regular forces
ut his command to execute the laws
of the Union. and shall call upon the
militia of this state or so much there
of as he may deem necessary, all or
ders issued by him for that purpose
shall pass through the governor of the
state or the adiutant general and
shall be promptly passed through
channel and executed.
Whenever the militia of this state
or any part thereof is called for duty
into the service of the United States,
thew shall he mustered for service
without further enlistment and shall
obey all orders, rules, regulations pre-
scribed for them by the officers or Of
fcials in their command. Any officer
or enlisted man of the National Guard
who shall refuse or neglect to pre-
sent himself for muster into the serv-
ice of the United States upon being
called forth so to do shall be subject
to trial by courtmartial and shall be
punished as such courtmartial may di-
rect.
All acts and parts of acts in conflict
with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed; and Chapter % of the
Revised Political Code of 1903, and
Chapter 1S5 of the Laws of 1908, are
hereby repealed in their entirety.
Appro1 ed February 10, 1909.
"shall the above law become a law
of this state?"