The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-11-03

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sSsltssskshsserssni1sd militia, erdsre
a@aakeHp4reaassss OF such necessities a
sas tAh9olately REQUIRED for the immedi
~ 81 sssh Acton. eentsinins : state te
It thsresf. must 3 made forthwith
ssassssssh tAs channels Chan, g the adiutan
sfskd1 Asflvsd from the sale Of stat,
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Whatsosvsr other than the Eenerai> fun,
sss e csPPc.issd Ss ~ sh &. ls :sats tr:.. .hsa
s ass f 81 p'1 Ts as'i fund g sh 81 s s. aaai m11l,
4 iitnrss from this fund shall be mad.
g the usual manner upon vouchers ap.
sut shsii . come within any
Il istr'sston chs sSnssinia II the seet He:
payment s. expenses incurred in a pre-:
s saGs: &c a. e tps. sa5i e 81 es shss ap% ! tassas 81
the special militia fund as herein ere.
stsds ~ discharge Of q Just OF
pooe6,EWhether Of the ensuing or. . pre-
sSioue fiscal year.
] I. General Militia Fund.- Funds
s Ssic,epss:s y & t 81. 'e msiisia sb aH5 the s
penditures from the Eenerai militia
ssra sar.i 70 y ~ the addjutnant se Genera
ana approved by. the governor, upon
warrants drawn by h state auditor
S6srsaftsr may be required by law. :
10. Composition and Strength of
ths National duard:l The national
sgSra e st tsn. rate ana saat th ,eoH Tar;os Of the the
partments hersinbefore provided. the
exiting military or~ganizations and de-
e ss' neT OF orts & ssnera anbd / &c e t any
ranges made BY thi. act. and such
1ther military organizations as ma be
Is may be- sniisted or commissioned
therein. Tho military organizations OF
ths natienal Guard MAJ constitute a
signal corps. and regimental bands,
!hs efaeisney q IL state .forces viii
Is Time time kav a'I power to ss Change ne s the o r
limitation of divisions, brigades, regi-
smsnts. sbatallions, souadrons. troops.
% 9 to conform to any organization,
E.lssites sdopted for re army Of the
of1cers and non-commission-
q oMicers Of my Grade In regiments,
eAttaaions. s~qladrons. troops batteries,
decreased to the extent
nedosnecessary by the new conditions
Etlius created.
IN ma Of war; insurrection. Invasion,
korcs BEYOND the maximum established
Nth the proper omcers. as the exigen.
Z e oprs.n,zation e National nal
Easssss suara shaiis Be ce Sni,o Sd and Or
AgantSe4 In the same and under the same
stegulatlens - the Same units are OF
may bo&organixed and composed In the
army 81 the United States as nearly
4 2 po.sibts or as may be. prescribed
w. sna' s sS d s,me to o. the ass p 1es y 81
lhls act shall be 10 follows:
A oompany shall consist Of one cap
fAln,%sSono arst lieutenant. second
#~itettanant, one hrst sergeant. one quar-
sorporalst4 two cooks. two musicians
sln6 Aftidcer and f0rty-two privates
MgEhe Mlntmum strength of Q compan3
u anattaiiionS shaii consist Of one ma.
q BATTALION adjutant (nrst lieu
tenAnt)s one battalion quartermastel
sss 6sttaiion sssrkesan major and foul
ssstnlenies os infantry: total enlisted
xsrSgiment shall consist of one colo,
sn6Iene lieutenant colonel, one adju'
+ keaat .Seaptain). n quartermaste
ssSssSin,n,s one :, eo amali ARM, ec pFaatic
1Sa3or, one auartermaster sergeant. on,
ssIRss; sSF.. s.sssiios. y Z lnf sGl1T s an,
hAnd oons isting of the following:. On
ehtef. musictAn, one principal musician
sorpsrsis, one cook. and Twelve pri
STveto1:&stotAl enlisted, minimum. 1872.
Agsegiment Of infantry may. have. il
SaA1itlon Q the commissioned, officer
Een6%enlfsted men enumerated above
aissistent surgeons Captains or mrs
siseaft shs acs Of Congress- approved Apr
distant surgeons detailed from the med
iWhen dt . impracticable to assig
Sehree battalions to g regiment, 1T ma
81 : composed OF = smaller number, no
b two, each of which shout
sonsist Of four c~ompanies;. but wher
4 = four companies cannot be assigne
sat0 battalion It may be composed Q
aoAny s~ksletonixed. Similarly when fou
eompAntes cannot be assigned to q sep
.S.ss 1fs ccnn. i may 1tb be co mp na dc 9
which fot suficient reasons 1t is i'm
ao!e 70 assign TO battaiions; shal
); 8 s siiop: !. & se lneompl se@P paats1ion and ws sat
eennot b combined with regiments Q
O least eight companies shall exist a
oepRrAte battalions.
brigade shall ordinarily consist o
Two or more full regiments of infantr
sakhfoo being the normal organization
u separate battalions and separat
bompantes may be assigned thereto an
aefovinional hrigades consisting of tw
0Hsmoro regiments of not less tina
ssel9h companies each. may be organize
Tor b purpose OF ~nstructio or ma
%~Ha1uverS.
a brigadier general Is the prope
commander for Q brigade, but in cas-
of. b absence or disability of the brig
S Adiera&generalE the command will de
s$ssV01yo upon the senior officer of the lin
IL present for duty with the bri
q
d stan Of q brigade shall consis
Of ssofacers detailed from the severa
gtan corps and departments. as fol
one adjutant general, major, adju
eant generals department.
One iquartermaster, major, quarter
maoter's department.
gc0mmissary, major, subsistanc
department.
One surgeon. major. medical depart
mont.
rye aids. li~eutenants. from the lin
In addition to the STAFF officers emu
merAted In the foregoing list. sue
s@Other stan of1cers as are considered ne
III eessAry may be designated for duty o:
~ stan o a@brigade, but officers 9
doetgnated must belong to some stan
cerDe OF department, or to the line, an
detailed for duty on the brigad
AZ camps OF instruction. or whe,
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