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1. How constituted; exemptions.
2. Enrollment.
3. Notice of enrollment; claim of ex-
emption.
4. Failure to give information for
enrollment.
5. National guard and reserve mili-
tia.
6. Commander-in-chief. Armed mili-
tary force from another state,
etc.
7. Governor's staff.
8. Militia may be ordered out —
When? Names of organizations
of national guard.
9. Volunteers from reserve militia.
Draft
10. Failure to report when ordered.
11. Organization of reserve militia.
12. Articles of war governing U. S.
army to control. Courts martial.
Death and imprisonment.
13. Suits against members of militia.
14. Duties of adjutant general and
assistant adjutant general.
15. Duties of adjutant general as act-
ing quartermaster general and
his assistant.
16. Expenses — how to be incurred
Audit of accounts.
17. National guard — how constituted.
Increase of force.
18. Units of national guard. Addi-
tional staff officers.
19. Minimum strength of troop of cav-
alry.
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20. Minimum strength of battery of
field artillery.
21. Minimum strength of company of
coast artillery. Maximum num-
ber of enlisted men.
22. Company of signal corps.
23. Hospital corps.
24. Various departments — how consti-
tuted.
25. Officers of staff departments — ap-
pointment of.
20. Medical department.
27. Duties of engineer officer.
28. Field music.
29. Naval brigade — how composed.
30. Organization not up to required
standard.
31. Commissions — probational and per-
manent
32. Commissioned officers — qualifica-
tions.
33. Examinations; exception.
34. Nature of examination; powers of
board; meetings and report ;
second examination.
35. New organizations — appointment
by governor.
36. Election of officers of the line.
37. Orders for an election — conduct
thereof. Failure to accept office ;
second election.
38. Oath of officers; failure to take.
39. Hank of officers.
40. Discharge of commissioned officer.
41. Retired officers.
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