Acts And Laws of the State of Connecticut
Acts And Laws of the State of Connecticut
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16. Section 3216 of the general statutes is hereby ^i^J?,**^ amended to read as follows : The several companies of govern- ko»«i- or^s guard shall be filled from time to time by volunteer en- listments, but no enlistment shall be made from any company of active militia. Either or both of the companies of governor's horse guard, on making application to the adjutant-general, may be organized into a troop of cavalry to consist of one captain, one first lieutenant, one second lieutenant, one first... sergeant, one quartermaster-sergeant, six sergeants, six corporals, two farriers, one saddler, two trumpeters, and not more than forty nor less than thirty-five privates; and when so organized and accepted by the adjutant-general shall become a part of the Connecticut national guard; provided^ that all moneys appropriated in the specific appropriation by the general assembly for either com- pany of the governor's horse guard shall apply and be used for the maintenance of said horse guard when organized as cavalry and attached to the Connecticut national guard.
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16. Section 3216 of the general statutes is hereby ^i^J?,**^ amended to read as follows : The several companies of govern- ko»«i- or^s guard shall be filled from time to time by volunteer en- listments, but no enlistment shall be made from any company of active militia. Either or both of the companies of governor's horse guard, on making application to the adjutant-general, may be organized into a troop of cavalry to consist of one captain, one first lieutenant, one second lieutenant, one first... sergeant, one quartermaster-sergeant, six sergeants, six corporals, two farriers, one saddler, two trumpeters, and not more than forty nor less than thirty-five privates; and when so organized and accepted by the adjutant-general shall become a part of the Connecticut national guard; provided^ that all moneys appropriated in the specific appropriation by the general assembly for either com- pany of the governor's horse guard shall apply and be used for the maintenance of said horse guard when organized as cavalry and attached to the Connecticut national guard.
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