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162 MILITIA. [ART. 63.
one thousand dollars, or both, in the discretion of
the court, and in case of fine being imposed one-half
shall be paid to the informer.
In force from March 20, 1367.
ARTICLE LXIII.
Militia.
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1. Appointment of inspector-general his
duties
2 What militia to consist of
3 How divided national guard and re-
serve militia.
4 Powers of commander-in-chief.
5. Volunteering or commuting.
6. Volunteer companies
7. May adopt by-laws fines and penalties.
8. Commander-in-chief to prescribe rules
for distribution of arms, &e
9 General staff of the militia.
10 Duties of adjutant-general salary.
11. Election and appointment of officers.
12. Allowance for uniforms
13 Fay and other allowances.
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14. Pensions.
15 Uniforms, &c , exempt from distress,
&c.
16 Enrollment.
17 Duties of inspector-general.
18 Times for parade camps of instruc-
tion
19 Fines and forfeitures.
20 Physicians' certificate of disability.
21. Term of service exemption
22. The military year.
23 Commutation money
24 Treasurer to keep an account military
fund
25 Appropriation '
26 Oath to be taken by officers.
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1867, c. 337 repeals this article and the acts of 1861, c. 79 and 1864, c. 284, and sections
652 to 770 of Article IV of the Public Local Laws, relating to Militia in the city of
Baltimore, and amends and re-enacts this article as follows:
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1867, o. 33T
Appointment of
inspector-gene-
ral
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SEC. 1. The governor, as commander-in-chief, shall
by and with the advise and consent of the senate,
appoint one inspector-general at a salary of five
thousand dollars per annum, who shall, under rules
and regulations to be prescribed by the governor as
commander-in-chief, as soon as practicable, after his
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His duties.
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appointment and qualification, enroll and organize
the militia of this state into companies, batteries,
squadrons, battalions, regiments, brigades and divi-
sions, and by general and special orders to make
such rules and regulations for their control, dis-
cipline, armament and equipment, as may be consti-
tutional and necessary, which rules and regulations
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