Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-21

Oh liz OHlleu SNdltS dlu q SIalt, as
q majority OF all the members thereof
m mas a ana nyehai naa 'f tayo t ae r yIRo IsYtiide
thereon. which. for absence ana refusal
to appear for instruction or parade, shall
not exceed I've dollars; and al such fines
action in the name OF the commanding
officer as plaintifr before amy competent
rules or bylaws shall become operative
only when approved by the governor.
tom Set the st troo dasF to- the htoe use OF their he ae arms
the governor, shall order such target
practice as the allowance of ammuni-
ton will permit and he shall offer suita-
BILE medals, badges or trophies to be in
scribed and given in the name of the
who upon competition shall show their
superior attachments as marksmen. The
ricd out under orders and regulations is
more Than one hundred dollars shall be
Sc, 6. Pay, WIEN Aihing the Civil
men. while on duty or assembled there
for, pursuant to the orders of a judge
of the supreme court. sheriff of a county.
other civil officer authorized by
5 on the to mi mans fa sSsa Of a the ee 1tsts,
in case of riot, tumult, breaches of the
peace. resistance to process, or when
ties. shall receive the pay set forth and
provided for in Section 81 of this act;
ana Sucll compensation ana the I1eCeS-
sary expenses incurred in quartering.
caring for, warning for duty, and trans
porting and subsisting the troops as we'll
as the expenses incurred for the pay,
care and subsistence of officers and en-
listed men temporarily disabled in the
paid by the county where such service
is rendered. The county treasurer of
him of vouchers and payrolls for such
expenses and compensation certified by
! the officer commanding such forces, and
4nnrpNaf nv the EOEGrn6r forth with axe
cute in behalf Of and in the name of such
county a certificate or certificates Of in
debtedneSS for the money required to
pay such vouchers and payroils; such
certificates shall bear interest at the
mum. and sl,all be made payable on the
list day of February following the ex-
and the amount thereof shall be raised
in the next tax budget Of said county.
succeeding their issue. and applied to
Sec. 81. Pay of Officers Serving on
Boards. Commissions and Courts.1 All
or commission ordered by the governor
Under his authority, or any court of in
court, ordered by proper authority in
pursuance Of any provisions of this act,
gagged in The bushes flnm tnt thereof ssm or rb in
sum in no case shall exceed ten days
pay and the actual travelling
expenses az" SuDSlSteICe, unless,
a aaSo "p Of "a sourtm ds the or ud tSe
Or the presiding officer Of the board: the
officer appointing the court or board has
authorized such court or board to sit for
a longer period, or in case of such delin-
, quency court the governor or the officer
ordering such court has authorized such
d davs' 70 An n'e officer detailed Pt to Servo sSe" on aea a
delinquency court for the trial Of en-
| ant1allV omDlONed thpraln- eng ped in
the business thereof or in travelling to
or from the same, and travelling expenses
and subsistence when such court shall
be held at a place other than the city
or town of his residence. An officer to
fines, dues or penalties under the sem
tence Of a military court IS delivered
u uhs'i tw be pafH by per ree eent Of to the e's f, Gwn
dues or penalties collected by, him: Such
per centage shall be taxed by the Of
ficer issuing the warrant and endorsed
iectable to satisfy the sentence Of the
marsh al Of a military court Shall be paid
two dollars for each day actually en-
ployed in the execution Of the duties re;
necessary travelling expenses while en-
Gagged in exeenting any process Giss or man
be computed at the rate of ten cents
for each mile necessarily travelled going
to be computed from the place where it
is served to the place where it is re-
turnable.
Sec. IS; Pay of Officers and Enlisted
MEM Men Ai sSid5ed of t6 sp sssirn nSnt y sne Any
thority. shall be paid duty pay unless
i aseer tims a ]aefSaffy By sm tps gsyer and hls
necessary travelling expenses and SUBJ
sistence, when such is a9-
yocate or his assistant shall be paid
for services in bringing, any suits pro
actions eattu io or proeesdinss b BY habes. corpus.
certiorari. or otherwise. such compensa-
or. All staff OFFICERS shall be paid duty
pay. unless 9th erwise ordered by the
governor. for special service ordered by
Of the governor. Enlisted men. on duty
under the orders Of the governor but
shall receive duty pay. their : actual
travelling expenses and subsistence.
era aGe and ID Ex Sasass Of 'T His o}fdce.i The
salary of the adjutant general shall be
Fl fteen hundred dollars annually; which,
%s snd eierF f Hire. 0o furnit 11 een faei' li G51es
Shall be paid from the general fund by
warrant drawn by the auditor or the
treasurer of the state on the order of the
Sec: 70. Bureau Of Pensionsl The
h hh5u othsr dS e9i e or sna1i: IN and ad eona"ct to %
| assisting eX-SoldierS or sailors, residents
Of the state, who may apply for pension
| for wounds or disability incurred in the
\ service Of the United States. in estab-
mission.
|! Sec. II: Trespassers and Disturbers to
be Placed in Arrest-LiQuo and Huck-
sters Sales Prohibited.l The command
ing officer upon any occasion Of duty
may place in arrest during the contin-
uance thereof any person who shall tres
pass upon the camp ground. parade
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.
or shall disturb or prevent the passage
of troops going to or returning from
any duties.
or use of all spirituous liquors, wine.
sales. and all gambling within the limits
Of the post. camp grounds. place or en-
campment, parade or drill under his COM
mand, or within such limits, not exceed
ing one mile therefrom. as he may pre-
scribe. And he may in his discretion
abate as common nuisances all sucn
sales.
Sec. ~. Military Parades by. Unau-
thorized Bodies Prob ibited.] No body Of
men, other than the regularly organized
troops of the National Guard and militia
and the troops Of the United States. ex-
| cept such independent military organ1Za-
tions as now are in existence or as here
themselves together as a military com
pany or organization or parade In public
with firearms in any city or town OF this
state.
Sec. 10. Drill and Disciplined The
drill. discipline. organization and uni