The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-20
LEGAL.

per DAY; coTporalS, musicians, artisans,
farr1ers, Saddlers, and blacksmiths, each,
one dollar and twenty cents per day; pri-
Yates, each. one dollar per day. Should
any part of the compensation of officers
or men for above service be paid by the
United States government, then there
saal pc paid from state funds by the
not paid by the United States. After ser
/ vice of one year, all enlisted men will be
! paid an addition of ten per cent for each
| years continued service on above sched-
ule, limited to five years service The
TO detail any member of his STAFF or any
other commissioned officer or officers or
enlisted men of the Kansas National Guard
upon any tour of military duty or to
| attend any military or civic cere-
MONIES, within or without the state:
| as he may deem for the best interests OF
the service, and, when so detailed, suen
officers shall each be allowed not to ex-
coed the sum of five dollars per day
sistence, and each enlisted man, the pay
of his rank, with expenses for travel and
subsistence, to be paid out of the active
wise specially provided for by some
i other appropriation, and to be paid on
| sworn vouchers approved by the governor
auditor is authorized to draw his warrant,
and the state treasurer shall. ana
purpose, or out of active service fund wnere
| no specific appropriation has been made
eminent shall pay said per diem and ex,
/ penSes, said officers shall then be allowed
the pay of their rank For the purpose
| of encouraging target practice, the fol-
| lowing schedule of payment is adopted
for officers and men actually engaged in
such work during target practice season;
for every shot fired upon company or
SoaIe range under dlrecIlon 9 Of Goh1,
| is furnished under the rules and regu-
| lations of the military board to the adj
| firing the same, three cents; provided,
no payment shall be made for less than
| fifty shots nor more than two hundred
| and fifty shots in any one year. Each
enlisted men qualifying a a marksman,
| hereafter, shall have an increase of en-
campment pay of ten per cent while he
continues in that grade of craftsmanship
as an enlisted man. Officers and men
| in company, hospital corps, and battery
drills. of not less than one hour under or
ders shall receive the following owl s sc thsI,
| two nor more than four drill nights each
| month: privates, musicians, corporals,
sergeants and quartermaster sergeants,
| fifty cents; lieutenantS, seventy-five cents;
leave, he will forfeit the amount due him
| for one previous nights attendance, and
same shall be deducted from his pay by
| the captain at the next regular pay day;
| payments to be made quarterly on pay
rolls properly made out and filed with
! the adjutant general. When an officer
shall be detailed by the governor to act
as a member of general court martial
| or court of inquiry, he SHAH be entltled
| to compensation for the time he serves
on said court at the rate of four dollars
| per day, and three cents per mile each
way from his place of residence to the
| place where the court is convened.
| The expenses of courtmartial or court
of inquiry shall be paid out of the APP
preparation for active service. When
board of survey is convened by the adJu-
| tant general to investigate and pass upon
| the condition and recommend the disposi-
ton of unserviceable or unsuitable United
/ States or state military property, eacn
officer detailed s,h and rendering aescb no ser
of survey shall be entitled to
| compensation at the rate of four dol
and three cents per mile each way from
| his place of residence to the place deS-
! ignated for converting the board. The
per diem, compensation and expenses or
a board of survey may be paid out of the
| appropriation for the rent of company
armories etc. Pay for services at annual
encamprnents as above provided. shall be
paid out of the. regular appropriation Tor
+ annual muster and eneampment; and the
1 paw for target practice, escort duty at
military or inaugural ceremonies or re-
| ceptionS, or memorial day exercises, at
| tending semi-annual inspections, officers
! school. and when called out for active
/ duty in case of riot, tumult, or breacb OF
the peace, war, Instruction, invasion or
imminent danger thereof. SHAH be PAD
| out of the regular appropriation for active
service. The pay for company and bat
efie a apre made for that purpose
All of said sums or amounts shall be
paid on regular pay rolls made out ana
|
SEE Sec 10. This act shall take effect and
| be in force from and after its publication
II T hereby certify that the above bill orig
mated in the House and passed that body
s-10-isii House Adopted Conference Re
port. r-c,r-
Speaker of the House.
EARL AKERS,
Chief Clerk of the House.
| Passed the Senate March 10, 1911,
| RICHARD ]. HOPKINS,
| President of the Senate.
| WALTER A JOHNSON,
Secretary of the Senate.
| Approved March Il. 1911,
| STATE OF KANSAS.
Topeka, March IA, 1911.
| To The House of Representatives
| I respectfully advise the House of Rep
reseLtatlves that I have on the he. above
date approved House Bill No 1866 with
/ the following exception:
| Strike out on page in the appropria
ton for the Executive Council the item
ITO perfect heating dda system, in the est 5ta nt
is ample contingent fund for the execu-
| tive council to take care of the state
house during the +f n9Et two 5n, years
w r. STUBBS, Governor.
State of Kansas,
Office of the Secretary of State.
I, Chas. H. Sessions, Secretary of state
of the State of Kansas, do hereby certify
! copy of the original enrolled bill now on
| file in my office
| IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. 1 have
| hereunto subscribed my name
ISeaL1 and affixed my official seal,
this 10Th day of March 1911
| CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
/ Secretary of State.
| BY ]. I. BOTKIN.
| Assist. Secretary of State.
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