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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1870
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ODEN BOWIE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 281

the ballots of the members of their respective
companies; provided, that at such elections a ma-
jority of the ballots of the qualified voters shall
'be requisite to an election. The commissioned

 

and non-commissioned staff shall be appointed by
the commanding officer of the respective division,
brigade, regiment, battalion, or squadron; non-
commissioned officers of companies shall be ap-
pointed by the commanders of their respective
companies; and warrants of non-commissioned
officers shall he issued by their respective regimen-
tal or battalion commanders.

10. All commissioned officers of the Mili-
tia shall be commissioned by the Governor, who

Majority
requisite.

may, in his discretion, withhold such commis-
sion, in order to determine the qualification of
the person for the office to which he shall have
been elected or appointed; and if upon reference
to an examining Board, appointed as herein-
after provided, an elected or appointed officer shall
be adjudged unqualified by a majority of said
board, then another officer shall, within ten days,

Commissioned
by Governor.

after due notice given in writing to the Adjutant
General, to whom the presiding officer of said
Board shall report, be elected or appointed, as pro-
vided for by this Article, and in default of such
election or appointment, the vacancy shall be filled
by the Commander-in-Chief.

11. Every organized company of volunteer

Vacancy —
how filled.

Militia may, by a vote of a majority of its officers,
adopt By-Laws, which when approved by the com-
manding officer of the regiment, battalion, squad-
ron or battery, or independent organization, to
which said company belongs, and approved by the
Adjutant General, shall be binding upon all the
members of such company; provided that nothing

By-Laws.

therein shall be inconsistent with the Constitution
or Laws of this State, or of the United States, or
the rules and regulations prescribed by the Corn-
mander-in-Chief; and whenever any fine or pen-
alty for absence from drill, neglect of duty or other
cause, shall be imposed by virtue of such By-Laws,

Not to conflict

the same may be collected by execution in the same
manner as judgments rendered by a Justice of the
Peace, for the use of said company, upon a state-
ment certified by the commanding officer thereof,

Penalty,

 

 

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