Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-14

the military service of the United
states discharged from any other cause
than his own unworthiness, wearing the
uniform of his last rating, until four
and provided further. that this act shall
not be construed to so as to impair or
military companies or other organtza-
tons which already have the right to
harade WIZ YIN arms or s snna o sd, cae
tional institutions, where military de-
partments are conducted and an officer
of the United States army has been de-
tailed as Instructor. to wear such uni
forms as they now are or may be re-
provided further, that the adjutant gen
eral may. in his discretion, grant a writ
u uta place Of pubic amusement or
entertainment. allowing the members
performing in such place to wear such
such restrictions as the adjutant general
may from time to. time prescribe. which
permission may DE withdrawn at any
time if the adjutant general shall deem
such action expedient.
1t shall be unlawful for any common
carrier, inkeeper, or proprietor or les
see OF any place of public amusement or
en- epte esnraHanint or o9 any :ycn agent ennm se1v can't a
for a to d,s6sr from the f%ll and
advantages. facilities or privileges OF
any public CONVEYANCE on land or water.
ment or entertainment, any person in
the military or naval service of the
United States or Of his state; wearing
time or place by law. regulation or the
service or custom, on account OF his
wearing such uniform or his being in
such service.
Any person who is disbarred from
such enjoyment contrary to the provi-
sions of the last paragraph shall be en-
titled to recover in an action of the case
from any corporation, association or per,
damages and one hundred dollars in ad-
dition thereto. and evidence that such
| ne rSn IjShnr rn1 yrnc OF tin mr. nha
orderly and able and willing to pay for
said enjoyment. in accordance with the
pri1na facie evidence in said action that
he was disbarred on account of his wear
ing such uniform or Of his being in such
service.
1T shall be unlawful for any member
Of the National Guard; or any, other per
South Dakota National Guard. except
In the performance of military duty, un-
less he is permitted to do so by the gov
ern9r. Any person so offending shall
be e deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and
axceed twenty-five (25) dollars.
se . R iysie ! SfIcdf ! hns s9sssr
man ordered for duty shall be entitled
to receive the same duty pay as provid-
Cd officers and ofhcers in the service Of
the United States army; provided. that
state sn,ts'e by M the g SrasrsH f or u nnsy f his a ane
thority. shall be entitled to receive duty
pay. for every day actually on duty ex-
muster or small arms practice or parade
review or field service not extending be-
provided for camps Of Instruction, as fol-
lows:
a musician or private, 81: a corporal.
sommis s. ssyE sergsa ta,'q qua a hlsf sssEe se1:
geant, drum major, battalion sergeant.
geant. and sergeants first sclass of the
hospital corps, 81; a regimental ser
s.. 25: a offcer ner'
forming the duties Of a grade higher
ceive the pay Of such higher grade: a
private acting as "a non-commissioned Of
in which he is acting; each enlisted man
who has Served a full five Years Of en-
pay at the rate Of TWENTY-FIVE cents per
day for each days duty during the sec
P fhsr fave nGaiEt ears of na his 81 ser Wyint and a cf fur
Der day for duty for each s~ucceedine Ave
years Of service.
Provided. that nav of enlisted mon and
COMPANIES, bands or signal corns' wheO
the same as pprrovided and aiio love %
such enlisted men of the United States
army sr19s tss and in s : 1acl thereto ta each sue6
exceed twenty cents each TOR not to eS-
seed tWenty.fo Hr drills of his organize,
preceding such camp of instruction. as
Determined from the records Of his or.
| gan1Zat1On nled from month to month
in the office of the adjutant general;
and provided further. that each such en-
listed man 50 attending camps of In
struction must have performed at least
sixty per cent of the duty required of
him during the year next preceding such
camp of instruction to be entitled to tn
extra compensation for attendance at
drills.
When on duty or assembled therefor
in case of riot, tumult, breach of the
peace, Instruction. invasion or war,
whenever called in aid of the civil au-
thorities or when engaged in actual field
or camp service fol instruction as cor
ongress. approved January 81. 1903.
commissioned officers shall be entitled
to the same pay as commissioned Of
ficers of the army Of the United States
of equal grade. Each officer and en-
listed man, mounted and equipped. sh all
day for each horse actually used by him.
Sec. IS. Free Transportation.l The
officers and members of the National
Guard shall be allowed free t~ransporta-
ton for themselves and the property Of
the state. going to and returning from
any service authorized or directed by
law, their subsistence in kind or COM
mutation therefor and their quarters,
tents and camp equipments; and the ad-
jutant general and the officers of his de-
pa rt1nent will at all times be prepared
to furnish these things as may be re-
CURED by orders from the governor.
Sec. So. Property Exempt from Tax
i organization of the National Guard shall
be exempt from taxation or assessment
for any purpose whatever; and in case
any such organization shall erect or prr-
CHI ase any armory or assembly room, the
annual rent of the same authorized in
tl>~ ,~~% 80 a.