Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER u.s.. r. No. COS.

AN ACT to amend sections 1888. 1892 and 1o4t
Of the Revised Laws Of Minnesota, 1905. q.
National Guard and the allowances to ot1
and quartermaster eergeants.
Be 1t enacted by tho Legislature Of the State
Section i. That section 1888 Of tho Revised
Laws Of Minnesota. 1905, as amended, bs and
''sec. less. Per Capt.. Allowance adllit..,
ocer. Hereinafter matte apec,ded seven dollars 70,
each officer. non commissioned oncer. musi-
elan ana by
n5 oney shall 1a - Kao~n a. tho military fund
uniforms. care Of armortes. and .other necessary
expenses Of the regiment, company or battery
count Of any company or battery whose mum.
Der present at tho inspection or satisfactorily
accounted for, was below forty-six officers and
enlisted men, or which had been mustered
within thirty days before the Inspection. .,
had held fewer than the required number OF
Or man not On at sas s days
fore tho inspection. or who has not drilled OF
performed other military duty on an average
bership. exclusive Of camp duty and active
service. suoh payments On account of a
commander and hts staff. to the eensral !.
ss sns hsa
the regiments. All suoh payments shall be
made tSs Of tns G IN
tant general. Any Sa,anes Of said fund. shsl
be paid evsr BY the od'cer receiving Il 70 BIZ
sergeant and chief mechanic. including quar-:
tepans. s and hos
pita1 corps. in charge OF sta.e, CT government
S t 5 Of 81 Sn tn ssass
that no has faithfully performed tho duties o.
ri: se; as saos for :: sas
the satatsnt ''
Laws Of Minnesota, 1905, an amended. be and
the Same is hereby further amended to read a
"sec. 1902. Pay Of omcer,-:Anowances-.E
guard. not salaried, shall receive. from The
rate paid Or showed by Law to ea,cess .
shall sso 81 m pla
penses tho following sums: TO the brigade
each regiment, two hundred and nifty dollars
to the commanding officer Of q separate bat.
eaun ain ocer Of each battalion compans
or battery, the assistant adjutant general Of
the brigade each regimental adjutant and the
Where the officers Of tho national guard
meeting me- e Of instruction. other than camp q
active er sss thy sss
the purpose OF holding an election outside Of
their own station, they shall be allowed fol
travelling and incidental expenses, the sum Of
in addition to transportat!on."
Sec. 8. That section 1o4s Of tho Revised
Laws Of Minnesota. 1905. as amended b,
chapter Sc. Sessions Laws Of Minnesota fol
the year 1909. be and the same Is hereby fur
ther amended to read as follows: "
10uy NYSSfN %NvtA oAAA
etrength!The active militia, Organized, armed
known as the Minnesota National Guard :
In time Of peace it shall consist Of three regi
1nents Of infantry, organized into q brigade
and one regiment OF field artillery which ma.
administration and Instruction: also the severa
staff corps and departments similar to the staff
corps and departments prescribed for the reg
,,lar army Of tho United States, which arr
hereby authorized to tho extent that the sam.
may be necessary to provide proper staff Of
as ' herein established. The term :Nasionn
Guard shall apply only to the militia organ
chapter relating to the corps Of artillery Of
battalion Of field battery shall apply to tn.
regiment of field artillery. Provided, tina
lery may have a skeleton organization to con
sist Of tho officers and non-commissioned off
GERS only. with or without complete arnaman
or equipment, and Provided further that tn,
expenditure OF state funds for the hspection
camp pay and equipment of the enlisted
be limited to the appropriations avi1ble TO
Approved March s. 1919 s5isas d