The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

(d) Where discharge without honor 10
Chief for any other reason.
3. pishonorabie discharge, which may
be given to q soldier.
ao S martial or - military commission. :"
(b) Convicted Of felony.
(c) Whose commanding od1cer makes
application to the ,adjutant general for
ice, stating briefly the misconduct relied
upon as a ground for the discharges; II
the ad5pta ant general. after investigator
be given full and fair hearing concur
in the. application. he may issue his
order for dishonorable discharge.
Section II; Amend section eighty FIVE
public laws Of nineteen hundred nine by
adding after the word pay" in the
corps. five dollars 30 that said section
as amended shall read as follows:
Section IS; Each officer and enlisted
er-in-chief, or under his authority, shall
receive for every day actually on duty,
the following pay: All officers OF staff
6sgadier general SIX dollass; e ooione
five dollars; lieutenant colonel. four
dollars and fifty cents; major. four dol
cents. first lieutenant three dollars:
second lieutenant, two dollars and fifty
cents; first class sergeant. hospital
eoTps ma50r
sergeant and first sergeant, two dollars;
battalion sergeant major, one dollar
and and ninety cents cents: color sergeant. one
quartermaster sergeant, sergeant. cook,
one dollar and seventy-flve cents; cor
poral, one dollar and fifty cents; first
one dollar and thirty cents; private, one
dollar and twenty-five cents; members
ton thereto. there shall be allowed the
necessary transportation and subsistence:
Provided that no pay or compensation
s sna ne or 1nser when ordered for in
drill, parade. review, field service or
practice marches, unless expressly au-
and provided further, that when ordered
for, encampments, maneuvers. field ex-
, erefse, or small arms competitions, or
Whgn A., called forth in aid Of the civil
whatsoever grade. shall receive the pay
, proper of officers of the same grade In
the regular army. and enlisted men shall
Should the active militia, or any part
of it, be ordered on duty for more than
ten days, officers and men shall receive
regular troops of the, United States, but
if when ordered the length of service is
, not given. they shall be. paid for the
and after ten days, shall receive the
same pay and allowances as the regular
troops OF the United States.
When the active militia, or any Dor
tlon thereof, shall be called forth in aid
OF the civil authority, or assembled in
onedlence to such calls, as provided for
IN sections seventy-seven and seventy
eight, al officers and men thereof shall
receive the pay set forth in this section;
ana such compensation and the neces-
sary expenses incurred in quartering,
thn tso for. Transporting. and subsisting
CURED FOR pay. care and subsistence OF
officers and enlisted men temporarily
disabled ahah e in the line Of duty. while on
where such service Is rendered. The
treasurer. of such county shall upon
pre- presen Idi9t n. to him of vouchers and
psnsatioa, certified by the commanding
officer of the organization or corps on
duty in aid of the civil authority In
sven bV the county IN or counties and approved
cute IN behalf of and In the name of
such county a certificate or Certificates
OF Indebtedness for the money required
to pay such vouchers and pay rolls; such
certlhcates shall bear interest at the
rate of not to exceed six per cent1lm
per an ahnnu nm and shall be made. paya BILE
me expiration Of two months from their
issue and the amount thereof shall be
raised in the next tax budget of said
county succeeding their issue. and an
piled to the payment of such certificates
SAID county treasurer shall sell such
eertlfeates at public and private sale.
ana apply the proceeds thereof to the
payment of such expenses and compen-
satlon. Any county treasurer or public
ofleer who shall neglect OF refuse to
perform any of the duties required by
l. with the costs and ALL necessary dis
bursennents Of any action or proceeding
brought to compel such performance, to-
gether with a reasonable additional al
lowance to the plaintiff or relator in
such action or proceeding. to be fixed
by the court
h Section Is: Amend section eighty-six
| of chapter two hundred and six of the
public laws of nineteen hundred nine
as amended by chapter eighty-one of
the public Tic laws Of nineteen hundred
to the. senior officer of the inspector
generals department. and by striking
out gu, IN the eighth line thereof the words
subsistence department" and substi-
tutlng therefor the words 'quartermaster
: CORDS SO that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
Section ion s. In addition to all other
there shall be allowed, subject to such
regulations as the commander-in-c chief
may prescribe, to an ,adjutant general
regimental ,adjutant, to the senior Off
Ger of the inspector generals depart
me- nent, to the senior officer of the med
iSeti depdTlll'ut, 10 Inc senior O11lCer OF
the ordnance department, each, sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars per
annum. To the senior officer Of the
quartermaster corps, not exceeding
fifty dollars per annum. To each com
pany commander or other officer who
in the opinion of the adjutant general
is entitled to such remuneration for care
and responsibility of military property,
not exceeding fifty dollars per annum
to each company clerk, and to each
, company quartermaster sergeant, not
z exceeding twenty-five dollars per annum.
To all officers ordered to make in
) spection or other journeys necessary in
the military service. there shall be
allowed all actual and necessary expense
incident to the performance of said serv-
ice, including such incidental expendi-
tons to officers of the regular army
when inspecting the organized militia.
Whenever deemed necessary, the ad-
jutant general may authorize the COM
mutation Of rations for enlisted men,
: which shall be at the rates fixed by the
regulations Of the United States in
force at the time.
The adjutant general whenever nee
? essary, and in such maner as he may
! deem best, shall provide suitable mounts
for all officers and enlisted men required
: to perform mounted duty. He shall also
approve all other just and reasonable
, claims, payments and expenditures, L.
gally made In behalf Of the military
service Of the State
!, Section 10. Amend section ninety-one
= of chapter two hundred and six OF the
: public laws OF nineteen hundred and
, nine by adding thereto the words in-
: Guiding Sundays subject to the approval
7 of the adjutant general 50 that said
y Sacfinn Cd no eel