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Naval Brigade, one dollar and twenty-five cents, except the
chief and petty officers, who shall be paid as follows: Chief
petty officers, two dollars and twenty-five cents; first-class
petty officers, two dollars; second-class petty officers, one dol-
lar and seventy-five cents, and third-class petty officers, one
dollar and fifty cents. And, in addition to said pay, each en-
listed man shall receive rations as prescribed by the regula-
tions of the United States Army and United States Navy, re-
spectively, or commutation thereof at a rate not exceeding
forty cents per day; each enlisted man who has served a ful)
term of enlistment and who re-enlists within thirty days of the
expiration of this previous enlistment, shall receive an increase
of ten per cent, of the pay of his grade during this enlistment,
And for each full term of enlistment served thereafter an in-
crease of ten per cent, will be granted until forty per cent, of
the pay of his grade is reached.

78. All enlisted men who qualify in accordance with the
requirements of the course prescribed by order of the Governor
and Commander-in-Chief in small arms practice, shall be enti-
tled to the following increases in the pay of his grade during
the year succeeding the season of said qualifications and be-
ginning on January 1st following; and, provided further, that
said enlisted man, qualified as aforesaid, shall be present at the
annual inspection of his organization next succeeding said
qualification: Experts, twenty per cent.; sharpshooters, fifteen
per cent., and marksmen, ten per cent.

86. Every member of the active militia shall be exempt
from jury duty, provided he shall present the certificate of his
immediate commanding officer to the effect that he has per-
formed the duties required of him for the year immediately pre-
ceding the summons to act as juryman, and every such member
who shall have received a full and honorable discharge shall be
exempt for the three years next succeeding his discharge from
all jury duty. Every regiment or separate organization of the
National Guard of this State may receive and have as many
honorary members as it has active and uniformed members, on
payment in advance by each person desiring to become such
honorary member, of not less than ten dollars per annum,
which money shall be received by the commanding officer of the
regiment or separate organization, and be by him applied to a
special fund of such organization and expended by the com-
manding officer for the best interests of his organization, and
the commanding officer of every regiment and separate organi-
zation shall, on or before the first day of June and December
in each and every year, render to the Adjutant-General an ac-
count of the money so received and expended by him, and every
such honorary member shall be entitled to receive a certificate