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and such commanding officer, or treasurer or fiscal officer des-
ignated by him as aforesaid, shall make quarterly reports, un-
der oath, with vouchers, to the adjutant general, setting forth
the details of the disbursements of said money); but before
any such allotments are made, all the expenses pertaining to
the rent, repairs and maintenance of armories for the several
organizations, and authorized by the adjutant general, shall be
deducted from the amount appropriated as aforesaid; and any
part of the allotments made as aforesaid remaining unexpended
at the end of any fiscal year shall be expended for the benefit
of the organization to which it was allotted, in such manner
as may be suggested by the commanding officer of such organi-
zation forwarded through military channels, provided, that all
warrants for such moneys shall pass down through military
channels, and that no warrant shall be issued to any regiment
or separate organization except on the requisition of the com-
manding officer thereof; and, provided further, that such req-
uisition shall be forwarded through military channels; proper
allowance, however, shall be made to the headquarters of the
First Brigade and of the respective regiments and separate
organizations for necessary and proper outlays and expenses in
inspecting said commands, and in the maintenance of disci-
pline and efficiency.

Section 64. The commanding officer of each regiment or
separate organization, or such other officer as may be by him
designated as treasurer or fiscal officer thereof, as above pro-
vided, shall give a good and sufficient bond to the State of
Maryland, to be approved by the Adjutant General, for the
full and true performance of his duties under this Article, as
disbursing officer.

Section 65. The Military Courts of this State shall be
General Courts-Martial, Special Courts-Martial, Summary
Courts, Courts of Inquiry. They shall be constituted and have
cognizance of the same objects, and possess like powers, except
as to punishments, as similar courts provided for by the laws
of the United States and organized under the Articles of War
and the rules and regulations for the United States Army.
The proceedings of courts-martial shall be assimilated to the
forms and modes of procedure prescribed for like courts or-
ganized under the Articles of War and the rules and regula-
tions for the government of the Armies of the United States.