and drilled.

SEC. 10. All such companies, regiments, and batteries, How armed when organized, shall be armed and drilled, as near as practicable, in accordance with the system of the United States army for like organizations; and, while in actual service, shall be governed by the principles of the military laws of Montana, and rules and articles of war of the United States.

Public parade

SEC. 11. Every such company, regiment, or battery and exercise. shall, immediately upon its organization, fix certain days, not less than three in number, upon which, in each and every year, and at such hours as may be specified, it shall meet for public parade and military exercise, and for drill at such other times as may be provided by the rules and by-laws of such organization.

given for arms issued.

SEC. 12. Such companies and batteries shall be entitled to use the public arms and ammunition of Montana, to be drawn upon the requisition of the commanding offiBond to be cer upon the adjutaut general of Montana: Provided, however, that there shall be no arms issued except a bond in twice the full value of such arms be deposited with the adjutant general of Montana, which said bond shall be conditioned upon the return of such arms when demanded by the governor or adjutant general of Montana, and secured by at least two good and sufficient sureties to be approved by the governor.

Rations.

SEC. 13. That each and every member of such organizations shall receive one dollar and fifty cents per day, Compensation. one dollar and fifty cents per night, or three dollars for each day and night together, and the usual United States army rations, when serving under the order of the governor to suppress riots, or to enforce the civil law, to be paid out of the county treasury, on the order of the county commissioners, if such service is requested by the county officers; and when called called into active service by the governor, in case of invasion, riot, or insurrection, they shall receive a like compensation, to be paid out of the treasury of Montana, on the order of the governor.

Compensation

sary animals.

SEC. 14. That whenever any portion of the National for use of neces- Guard organized under this act shall be called out to aid the civil authorities, as provided in section 9 of this act, they shall be allowed a fair and reasonable compensation

for the use and keep of any animals necessarily used by them during such time, to be paid as prescribed in said section 13.

mis-appropria

SEC. 15. Any person found guilty of selling, disposing Penalty for of, secreting, detaining, or refusing to give up any of the tion of public arms, accoutrements, ordnance stores, camp or garrison property. equipage, or munitions of war belonging to Montana, or who shall in any way injure any of the same, or any arsenal or armory belonging to or rented by Montana, or rented by any company, regiment, or battery organized under this act, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, or shall be imprisoned in the county jail for the term of not more than three months, or both, at the discretion of the court.

SEC. 16. The uniform of such organizations may be such as each company may select; but the uniform of the staff shall be that of the United States army officers Uniform. of like grade, with the exception that the buttons worn shall bear the coat of arms of Montana.

on territorial

certain ex

SEC. 17. That the governor shall draw his warrant upon the territorial treasurer for such sums as are neces- Governor to sary for the care and transportation of the territorial draw warrant arms, ammunition, and ordnance stores, for the printing treasury for of such blanks as may be necessary for the proper man- penses. agement of the National Guard, and for the necessary traveling expenses of the officers of the general staff when detailed for special service, which sums shall not exceed five hundred dollars per annum; all such accounts to be sworn to by adjutant general of Montana as correct and necessary.

SEC. 18. That the fines and dues imposed by the or- Fines and ganizations hereinbefore mentioned may be collected by dues, how colprocess of law, as other debts are collected.

lected.

Members, how

SEC. 19. No member of the National Guard shall be dishonorably discharged, unless he has been tried by a discharged. court martial constituted as prescribed by the constitution and by-laws of the company of which he is a member, or by the United States army regulations, and the sentence has been approved by the commander-in-chief.

SEC. 20.

All resignations must be approved by the Resignations. adjutant general, after having been accepted by the organization of which the resigning officer or soldier is a member.

Penalty

for

SEC. 21. Any commissioned officer or member of the National Guard of Montana, refusing or neglecting to not providing provide himself with a suitable uniform, shall forfeit, if unf-an officer, his commission; if a non-commissioned officer or private, the sum of ten dollars, to be collected by the adjutant general, and paid into the company treasury of which company such persons are members.

suitable form.

companies.

SEC. 22. The commander-in-chief shall once in each Inspection of year cause an inspection to be made by the inspecting officer of his staff of each infantry company, and if duly organized and found on examination of the rolls and report by the inspecting officer to be fully up to the standard of numbers, drill and discipline, shall receive, directly from the public treasury, upon a warrant drawn Amount to by the commander-in-chief to the order of the company be received by commander, the sum of three hundred dollars per for expenses. annum; and each artillery and cavalry company, upon like condition, the sum of four hundred dollars per annum; and the company commander shall pay the same to the company treasurer, taking his receipt therefor in duplicate, and a copy of which shall be returned to the adjutant general within twenty days after the receipt by him of said warrant.

each company

SEC. 23. All acts and parts of acts in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.

Approved March 10, 1885.

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

AN ACT relating to notaries public.

Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Montana:

SEC. 1. That sections 909 and 916 of the fifth division of the revised statutes of Montana be amended to read as follows:

for the county

SEC. 909. The governor shall appoint one or more Governor to persons in each county in the territory notaries public for appoint. such county, whose official acts shall be confined to the Appointed county in which he is appointed, and whose term of office only. shall continue for the period of three years from the date Term of office. of appointment, unless such appointment is sooner revoked by the governor.

residence.

SEC. 916. If a notary public removes his residence Remova of from the county for which he was appointed such removal shall be taken as a resignation.

with derk of the court.

SEC. 2. Any notary public appointed under the laws May file his of this territory may file his commission in the office of commission the clerk of the district court in the county for which he was appointed, or in the county in which he resides, if Clerk of the appointed before the passage of this act, and thereaffer the court may auclerk of the court may certify to the official character of such notary public.

thenticate.

SEC. 3. The clerk of the district court shall receivě Fee of clerk for filing the commission of any notary public the sum of of court for filfifty cents, and for each certificate of official character, with seal attached, issued, the further sum of fifty cents.

ing, &c.

viously ap

file commission, &c.

SEC. 4. Any notary public heretofore appointed under Notaries prethe laws of this territory, and whose commission has not pointed may expired at the date of the passage of this act, may continue to act in such official capacity throughout the entire territory, until the expiration of the time for which he was appointed, with all the power and authority conferred by law on such notary, and as fully as if this act had not been passed.

Approved March 12, 1885.

OLEOMARGARINE, ETC.

AN ACT to regulate the use of oleomargarine, butterine, suine, or any substance or article which may or can be used as a substitute for butter or cheese, and to prevent any such substance or article being sold, disposed of, or used, except by its true name.

Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Montana:

SEC. I. Any person or persons who shall offer, expose, or have for sale, or give or offer to give away, or in any

manner dispose of, oleomargarine, butterine, suine, or any Sale regulated. article, substance, or preparation, intended to be used, or which can be used, sold, given away, or disposed of, as a substitute for butter or cheese, or for any of the purposes for which butter and cheese are used, by whatever name the same may be designated, shall, in addition to the requirements now made by law as to notice, etc., post at least four notices, printed in plain Roman type, of at least one inch in length, three of sard notices to be in the EngNotices to be lish and one in the German-language, in four conspicuous places in each sales room, store, office, place or places, where said substance, article, or preparation is so kept or offered for sale or disposed of, said notices to contain the true name of such article, substance, or preparation, over the words "for sale here," and no other words whatsoever

posted.

Hotels, etc.,

notices.

SEC. 2. Any person or persons keeping, conducting, running, or being the proprietor or proprietors of any hotel, inn, restaurant, boarding house, lunch room, place using to post or places where meals are sold, [who] shall use, cause or allow to be used, or furnished in such hotel, inn, restaurant, boarding house, lunch room, place or places where meals are sold, any oleomargarine, butterine, suine, or any article or substance as a substitute for, or in the place of butter or cheese, shall post four notices, three in the English and one in the German language, printed in plain Roman type, of at least one inch in length, in five [four] conspicuous places in the room or rooms where said meals are furnished or sold, said notices to contain the true or common name of any such article or substance, over the words "used here instead of butter," and no other words whatsoever.

Butter and cheese adulteration defined.

Penalty for

this act.

SEC. 3. The addition to butter or cheese, by any process whatsoever, of the oil, fat, or lard of animals, not produced from milk or cream, or of any vegetable oil or substance, is hereby declared an adulteration.

SEC. 4. Any person or persons violating any of the infraction of provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not less than fifty dollars, and not more than one hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the county jail. for not less than ten days, nor more than thirty days, or