The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

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a.issT r. iss..sd similar ! onds md tns san..
said prohibition u iorce until the depzrtune q
the troops. although the sheriff MAYOR super
may haze prescribed an earlier or diferenr date
affer which Sucfr selling, bartcr1uSs lending or
giving away slialI be carried on
Sec 81. Goverrlor May Order Guard 1nt0
Annual Encampmenf, Rarious. ETC.. SnbIect %
the restrictions OF the National Defense Act. the
whole. Or sucn portion on the Florida National
Guard as he mag deem proper; the period Of suc1
service 70 be liked BY the Governor subject g
dered into the service 1f tiIe Stare, and such RI
tions are not furnished by the United States
Government. the State shall f1irnisil rariuns tor
the officers and men OF the same quality as the
rafions furnished The Regular Army, and pay such
expenses of sand encampment as the tzoveTror
may dee1n proper. including the travelling ecks
peIiseS OF officers and men incurred III ohey1Ig
sucI orders. when SUCH expenses are nor PAID
bv the Government OF the United STATES.
Sec IS. Powers az Commanding Ctficers IN
Active Service. The commanding officer OF troops
IN camp, garrison. other active service snail
such person can be turned over to the evil an
thuFfles. any persun guilty OF drunkenness breach
OF the peace or disorderay conduct, WITHIN one
mile OF such camp, garrison or state sucn
commanding officer shall also have authority to
abate any menace to the health safety of ms
command. within one mile OF his camp, garrison
Sec 90. Compensation for Injuries or Death:
Every member or the militia who shall be wound
ed disabled while the active service or the
State, IN OF riot, tIrnult, breach Of peace,
resistance to process, invasion, Instruction or
aid OF the civil authorities. shall be taken care
of and provided for AZ the expense OF the State,
and shall be continued in the active service on
the State until restored to health.
Sec. 10. Expenses of the Military Department:
The general current expenses of the Military De-
partei1t not otherwise specially appropriated and
ffry. az f{Jr
REM expenses OF the Military Department, by
whatever name title such fund shall be known
General, approved by the Governor, and no pay
ment shall be made from such fund except upon
such reauIsIriou SO presented and signed by the
AdJutant General and the Governor.
Sec al. Allowances. There shall be annually
paid TO the Quarrermaster OF the brigade, each
regiment and battalion and quarterly TO the conn
handing officer of each company, troop, to the
medical officers commanding regImertai defach-
ments OF the Hospital Corps. and 20 the chief
musicians of bands, upon their req1Isluon. ap-
proved hy the post commander, and by the ADJ
jutant General, the following sums tor the main
of all public property entrusted to their CHARGE
brigade, $1,000 regiment S200s battalion, $50;
company troop and band. each S5as sanitary de-
tacnuenr, IS. There may also De paid 20 nlspec~
tors of small arms practice, upon their requi.
sition. approved by the commanding officer OF
the organization to which they are attached, and
by THE Adiutant General. not exceeding $soi and
70 the State Surgeon, upon his requisitiun, APP
proved by the Adlutan General, not exceeding
offices. provided. that the payment OF these al
lowanceS snail be subject to such rules and re-
strictlons may be prescribed by the Keguia.
tons for the Government of the Florida National
Guard. and that all moneys paid shall be treat
ed public funds and accounted tor as also may
be prescribed by the Regulations.
There shall also be paid to each commissioned
officer IN the Florida National Guard, IN the man
provided above in this section. when they
$40 as a uniform allowance and they shall be en-
titled thereafter to uniform allowance of $E5
Sec. ~. Armory Board; Ar1nories; How OBJ
tanned; Rent of Armories: There shall be APP
pointed within the State OF Florida ArTnory
Board. to consist OF the Governor, the AdIutanr
General and three other persons TO be appointed
by the Governor, who shall be commissioned OF
ficers Of the National Guard OF the State OF Flor
ida, whose duty it shall be to consider and
approve plans for all armories or other bulld-
ings to be used for military purposes before such
buildings shall be either rented. purchased or
constructed by the State.
(al Whenever appropriation may be made by
the State Legislature for the purpose, the Armory
Board, appointed. Is empowered to erect or
provide upon such terms may be decided upon
by such Armory Board being most advanfa-
geous to the State, arsenal and armories tor
the use of the Organized militia. and in which
shall be stored and safely kept all property OF
the United States and of the State issued tor
used for drills, meetings, and as a place OF rem
devious by the units of the organized militia
assigned TO the same
Ohl The commanding officer at every station
of the troops may, when authorized by the Ar
mory Board, rent an armory for the use OF the
troops at his sfations and there be two or more
organizations located in the same City town.
they snail, II practicable, be quartered in the
same arnory. Each armurv must contain an
assembly room Of suitable proportions. and such
secure storing rooms will accummo-
date all military property issued for the troops
that station, and must be otherwise constructed
and equipped as NAV be prescribed by the Ar
mory Board. No armury shall be rented or ac-
ceuted for use by any commanding officer until
a plan description of the building, showing
dimensions and appointments, shall have been
submitted to and approved by the Armory Board.
Gel The Armory Board shall have full power
to purchase ground in the various localities
throughout the State, whenever the erection OF
armory may be authorised said ground, IN
each instance, to be purchased IN the name and
for the use of the State of Florida The Arnory
Board snail have authority TO receive from coun-
OF land and contributions of money aid in pro-
wdlugs improving and maintaining an arsenal,
armories. camp site, target ranges, etc, through
cut the State, and any properly so dunated snail
be held as other property Tor the use Of the State
OF Florida. and such counties and municIpali-
ties are hereby authorized and empowered to make
such donations and contributions for the piirs
poses herein set forth Whenever il may become
necessary IN the public interest to acquire prie
vate property IN order to provide necessary land
for camp grounds. rifle ranges or armories for
the organized militia of the State. and the
cannot be acquired by agreement satisfactory 70
the Arm0ry Board ami the parties interested III.
the owners Of such private property, the Ar
mory Board is hereby authorized and empowered
to exercise the right OF eminent domain, aud 70
proceed to condemn such property II, the manner
provided by law. Amy suits actions brought
by the Armnry Board to condemn property, as
provided for under this section, shall be brought
the Of the Arulorv Board. and it shall be
the duty Of the Attorney General of the State
Of Florida to conduct the proceedings for and
10 zct the counsel Of the said Board IN such
matter.
CD Upon any ground purchased or acquired
provided for under this section, the Arnnory
Board IS authorized TO erect arrnories for the
or the organized militia stationed at the post
where the arrnories are 10 be located. When ss1ch
armorles are erected or provided, the Arnory
Board shall have charge thereof and shall ar
range for their occupancy and use under the di-
restion and responsibility Of the senior officer
of the line IN command Of such post
Gel The rent Of arrnories shall be paid by fle
State ont 0f fund to be bieuniaIly aupruuriafed
by tine Legislature.
Sec. a. Arnory Board. Armories. Control