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addition TO such drills And pa.

at any such times n places as he
may appoint.
Each troop, battery or no. r
win be required to participate for at
least five consecutive days ANNUALLY
in practice marches or camps OF In
struction under such regulations as
the governor may prescribe, and under
such instructors as he may appoint;
48. Conduct Of Commanding on
GERS in Aid Of Civil Authorities In
Gaze of any breach of the peace tn
m..t, riot or resistance to the process
Of this state, or imminent danger
thereof, a justice of the supreme court
or the circuit or county court, or mum
cfpal Judge of a city, or sheriff of a
county. or mayor OF a city, may cal
for aid upon the commanding Officer
Of the organization of the National
Guard stationed therein or adjacent
thereto; provided, that such call must
be in writing and subject to the APP
prevail OF the governor. The com
handing oficer upon whom the call
is made shall order out in aid OF the
civil authorities the military force or
and shall im~mediatel" report what he
has done and all circumstances of the
case to the governor, and If it appear
be R ndf S saaf ehf RF O enab Gt the tn. e sRePfit
to preserve the peace and protect the
lives and property Of the peaceful res
the resistance to the process of this
state, the governor must, on applica-
ton Of the sheriff. order out such mil
itary force from any other counties or
county as is necessary.
When an armed force is called out
for the purpose Of suppressing an un-
lawful or %riotous assembly it must
follow the orders in relation thereto
OF the civil officers calling it out and
render the required aid; but such or
ders of the civil officer shall extent
~pecifc object to be accomplished and
the duration Of service for such troops,
hut the tactical direction Of the
troops, the kind and extent Of force
to be employed to accomplish the OBJ
ject specified by the civil officer shall
be left solely to the officer in COM
so, In Case of Insurrection or In
v~asion.l In case of Instruction or
invasion or imminent danger thereof
senior commanding officer of such
command, with the approval of the
governor, shall order out for the de-
tense of the state the forces under
his command, or any part thereof. and
Immediately report his action and the
circumstances of the case to the gov
ernor and his immediate commanding
As. Warning for Dutyl. orders
for duty may be oral or written. OFF,
GERS and enlisted men may be warned
Either by stating the substance of
the order or reading the order to the
person warned, or by delivering a copy
Of such order to such person, or by
leaving a copy of such order at the
last known place of abode or business
Of such person with someone OF Sulta-
BILE age and discretion, or by sending
a copy of such order, or notice con-
tanning the substance thereof, to such
person by mail, directed to him at his
last known place of abode or business,
or to the pOStOfiCe nearest thereto.
Such warning ma be given by any
officer or nOnCOmmisSiOned officer. The
officer or nOncOmmissioned otticer CIV
ing such warning shall make a return
thereof containing the names of the
person warned, and the time, place,
and the manner of warning. Such re-
turns of warning shall be verified by
his oath, which nay be administered
by any commanding officer; such veri-
fed return shall be as good evidence
on the trial of any person returned as
a delinquent of the facts stated there
in as if such officer or noncommission-
ed officer had testified to the same be-
fore the delinquency on such
trial Every commanding officer shall
make the like return, on honor, and
with like effect of every delinquency
and neglect of duty of his officer and
noncommissioned officer, n also to
every enlisted man who shall refuse
or neglect to perform such military
duty as may be required.
46. EXcuse from Duty.1 The Of
fcer ordering any military duty shall
have the power to excuse any officer
or enlisted man for absence therefrom
upon good and SUFFICIENT grounds.
Al. Discipline and Exercise. The
National Guard of this state shall con-
form generally to that of the army OF
the United States as it is now or may
hereafter be prescribed by the presi-
of the United States, except as other
wise provided in this act.
As. Military Courts.l The mill
tary courts of this state shall be:
i. General
2. Garrison courtsmartial.
3. The summary court.
4. Courts of inquiry.
S. Delinquent courts, which are of
two kinds: % For officers, (2) for en-
listed men.
The constitution and Jurisdiction of
in which the proceedings OF military
ourts shall be conducted and record
ed, and the forms Of oaths and aftir-
of military law by such courts, the
limits n punishments and the pro-
ceedings in revision shall be govern
and procedure of the courtsmartial of
the United States.
40. Indemnity for Action Of Mill
tary Court.l No action or proceeding
against a member OF a military court
or officer or person acting under his
authority or reviewing it's proceedings
ton or execution of any sentence, or.
the imposition or collection of a fine
or penalty or the execution of any
warrants, writ, execution. process or
mandate OF a military court.
so. Presumption Of Jurisdiction.l
The jurisdiction of the courts and
board established by this act shall
be presumed and the burden of proof
shall rest on any person seeking to
Gust such court or board of jurisdic-
tion in any action or proceedings.
81. Organization.1 All organiza-
lions of the National Guard shall be
provided by the state with such arms,
equipments, coloPs, camp and garrison
~equippage, books OF instruction and
of record, and other supplies as may
be necessary for the proper perform
ance of the duty required of them by
this act; and "a organization shall
keep such property in proper repair
and in good condition.
: So. Commissioned Officers Uni
form.1 Every commissioned officer
shall provide himself with arms, uni
forms, and equipments prescribed and
approved by the governor.
SO. Enlisted Men. Uniformsl
Every enlisted man who enters the
service of the state for three years
shall be furnished by the state with a
uniform corresponding in make and
general appearance to the uniform of
the United States army.
"a. Dress Uniforms.1 Regiments,
battalions and squadrons not part OF
the governor, adopt q dress uniform
of their own and at their own ex-
pense.
- SIS. Responsibility for Public
Property.1 Every officer and enlisted
20 whom public property OF the