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Sec. 81. Civil Organization.l Each
mpa or band may adopt such consti-
with the laws and military regulations
of the United States and of this state. as
ma majority OF aha aIi the moy members t1 apein ttnneerreeS9ff
fines and penalties for any violation
thereof, which, for absence and refusal
to appear for instruction or parade. shall
not exceed Ave dollars; and all such fines
and penalties shall be collectable in an
officer as plaintiff before any competent
court or magistrate. Such constitution,
rules or bylaws shali become operative
Sec: 6s. Target Practical To accus-
tom the troops to the use of their arms
practice as the allowance of ammuni-
ton will permit and he shal offer suita-
scribed and given in the naIas Of the
state to the persons and organizations
who upon competition shall show their
superior attachments as marksmen. The
provisions of this section shall be car
ried out under orders and regulations is
more than one hundred dollars shall be
expended In any one year for the pur-
pose Sec OF ss Hedf Pay e When % ar frqph TIES Civil
Auth"rities.l All officers and enlisted
men. while on duty or assembled there
of the supreme court, sheriff of a county.
or mayor or city or any
laws HaWe' to e'S'' make os'''e such a"'a a demand nd
on the military forces of the state.
in case of riot, tumult. breaches of the
peace, resistance to process. or when
ever called upon in aid of civil authori-
ties, shall receive the pay set, forth and
provided for in Section ST OF this act;
and such compensation and the neces-
sary expenses incurred in quartering,
porting and subsisting the troops as Well
as the expenses incurre! for the pay,
care and subsistence of officers and en-
listed men temporarily disabled in the
line of duty, while on such duty, shall be
paid by the county where such service
such county shall, upon presentation to
him of vouchers and pa,yrolls for such
expenses and certified by
cute in behalf Of and in the name of such
debtednesS for the money required to
pay such vouchers and payroils, such
rate Of not to exceed 6 per cent per an
mum, and shall be made payable on the
LIST day Of February following the ex-
piraIion of two months from tn cir Issue,
and the amount thereof shall be raised
in the next tax budget of said county.
the payment of such certificates.
Sec; 81: Pay of Officers, Serving on
Boards. Commissions and COurtS.1 All
Or commission ordered by the governor
under his authorityr or any cS9rt of in.
court. ordered by proper authority in
pursuance Of any provisions of this act,
dollars per day for each day actually
Employed in such board or court or en-
saGsdI in the to or ou from the she ss%e. or rh le
sum in no case shall exceed ten days
e pay and and the SUBSISTENCE afsSal tra nniess;
advocate ahv Of a eourtmartiai or the
or the presiding officer of the board, the
officer appointing the court or board has
authorized su ;eedh court or board to st II, for
quency court the governor or the officer
ordering such court has authorized such
Jays. An officer detailed to serve on a
delinquency court for the trial of en-
Listed \, men am Sh oyea be tbpe a,d for rn eaeh day az
the business thereof or in travelling to
or from the same, and travelling expenses
be held at a place other than the city
or town of his residence. An officer to
fines, dues or penalties under the sen;
tence of a military court is delivered
shall be paid by retaining, to his own
dues or penalties collected by him. Such
per centage shall be taxed by the Of
thereon, and added to the amount COL
lectable to satisfy the sentence of the
court. In addition to this percentage q
two dollars for each day actually en-
ployed in the execution Of the duties re-
luired of him, and mileage for actual
necessary travelling expenses while en-
gagged in executing any process or man.
late Oh Il ! StuIA il1dse S1ld
be computed at the rate of ten cents
for each mile necessarily Travelled going
nnn hetuf of a sm III aryV Court nts th ps9 distan ee
to be computed from the place where it
is served to the place where it is re-
turnable.
Men Assigned to Special Duty.l Any
commissioned officer assigned to special
duty by the governor or under his au-
thority. shall be paid duty pay unless
otherwise directed by the governor, for
necessary travelling expenses and sub
sistence. when such mn liz au-
t Hoenis Or by h 5he s seSiatant s hhf Judge pe p aid
for services in bringing any suits pro-
vided for in this act and for services in
certiorari, or otherwise. such compensa-
ton as shall be approved by the govern
pay, unless 9th erwise ordered by the
governor. for special service ordered by
Competent authority With the approval
not at the time serving with troops;
travelling expenses and subsistence.
Sec. 50. Salary of the Adjutant Cen
eral and d Expense Sp of Ills 0fice sbs,, TIE ne
fifteen hundred dollars annually. which,
with the necessary expenses Incurred in
and clerk hire. furniture, fuel. lights,
postage. freight. expressage and printing
warrant drawn by the auditor on the
treasurer of the state on the order of the
Sec. 70. Bureau Of Pensions.l The
adjutant general shall, in addition to
his other duties, organize and conduct a
bureau of pensions for the purpose of
assis ling eX-soldifrs or sailors, residents
Of the state, who may apply for pension
for wounds or disability incurred in the
ishing their claims, without fee or COM
mission.
Sec. II. Trespassers and Disturbers to
ha JJi1rai in VIaSt-1Snupr and HuCR-
sters Sales Prohibited.l The command
ing officer uDOn any occasion Of duty
uance thereof any person who shall tres
ground. armory, or other place devoted
to such duty. or shall in any way or
manner interrupt or modest the orderly
discharge of duty by those under arms,
Of troops going to or returning from
any duties.
He shall prohibit and prevent the sale
or use of all spirituous liquors. Wine,
sales, and all gambling within the limits
# the post, camp grounds, place OF en-
parade or drill under his com
mand. or within such limits. not exceed
'nS one mile therefrom; as he may pre-
scribe. And he may in his discretion
abate as common nuiSanceS all such
sales.
Sec. 70. Military Parades by Unau-
thorized Bodies Prohibited. No body OF
men, other tn IN the regularly organized
and the troops of the United States. ,ex-
cept such independent military organiZa-
tions as now are in existence or as here
inbefore provided for, shall associate
| pany OF organization or parade in public
with firearms in any city or town OF this