guard, and including such time not exceeding one hundred and fifty days to those already mustered out of such service, and such time as may be provided under this act for those not yet mustered out of such service to the time when he shall report for duty in the national guard as herein before provided; and the same shall apply to any volunteer whose term of service in the national guard expires before being mustered out of said volunteer service, or who re-enters the national guard within the time provided for in this act.

§ 3. Governor to prescribe time of re-entry. The governor is hereby authorized and empowered to prescribe the time for the re-entry into the national guard of those organizations, officers, and members who entered in said volunteer service but have not yet been discharged therefrom, after they shall have been so discharged, and they may reenter the national guard upon the terms and conditions, except as to time, provided in this act, and they are hereby granted leave of absence for the entire period they have been or may be in said volunteer service.

§ 4. Pay and allowances. No organization, officer, or member hereby granted leave of absence shall draw or be allowed any pay, allowance, money, or property from the state of California for the time or any portion of the time they are hereby granted leave of absence, but all organizations shall be entitled to all military allowances provided by law as soon as they are recruited up to the minimum required by law, and that fact is reported to and approved by the governor.

§ 5. Act takes effect when. This act shall take effect immediately.

ACT 5341.

An act providing for the return to the national guard of the state of all those organizations, officers, and members of the national guard who entered the service of the United States in 1917 in the war against Germany, and relating to their privileges, exemptions and retirements.

1.

[Approved May 7, 1919. Stats. 1919, p. 380.]

Federal service considered as continuous state service. § 2. Privileges, exemptions, and retirements.

Preference in reorganization.

§ 3.

§ 4.

Rank.

§ 5.

Pay not allowed during leave of absence.

§ 1. Federal service considered as continuous state service. Each and all of the officers and members of the national guard and the naval militia of the state of California who were called into service by the call of the President and who were on the fifth day of August, 1917, drafted into federal service are hereby granted leave of absence from the state forces from the time of call or draft into federal service as national guard and until they shall have been mustered out from the federal service, and while serving as federal troops their time shall be considered as continuous in so far as it pertains to their service as state troops; provided, they re-enter the national guard of this state within ninety days of muster out from federal service.

§ 2. Privileges, exemptions, and retirements. All members of the national guard who entered federal service or whose term of office or enlistment would have expired had they remained in the national guard of the state, are hereby granted all privileges, exemptions and retirements up to the date of being mustered out of said federal service, the same as if they had remained in the national guard of the state. In computing the term of service for any members regarding privileges, exemptions or retirements, provided by law, for officers and members of the national guard, the time which any officer or enlisted man has served in the army or navy of the United States shall be computed and allowed for as continuous service in so far as it pertains to state service; provided, that they re-enter the national guard of the state within a period of ninety days from the date of muster out of federal service.

§ 3. Preference in reorganization. When reorganizing the national guard of the state, those units who have or may be in federal service shall be first considered in such reorganization; provided, they shall request such re-entry into state service within the ninety days from the period of discharge from federal service.

§ 4. Rank. In compliance with the national defense act, all officers must be recommissioned and all enlisted men re-enlisted. All officers will be commissioned with the same rank as that held by them upon their entrance into federal service, or such rank as they may have attained while in federal service; provided, that in all cases officers must be commissioned in accordance with the table of organization provided by the war department of the United States government.

§ 5. Pay not allowed during leave of absence. No organization, officer or member hereby granted leave of absence shall draw or be allowed any pay, allowance, money or property from the state of California, during the said leave of absence, but organizations shall be entitled to all military allowances provided by law as soon as they are recruited up to the minimum required by law and accepted as national guard and that fact is reported and approved by the government.

ACT 5342.

An act making an appropriation to pay the claims for services, subsistence, supplies, transportation, and other expenses of the national guard of California and the University Cadets, called into service by order of the governor in the months of April, May and June, 1906. [Approved June 14, 1906. Stats. Ex. Sess. 1906, p. 41.]

This act appropriated four hundred thousand dollars for the purposes indicated.

Amended 1907, p. 779, § 1, repealed 1915, p. 461.

ACT 5343.

An act to provide a site for an armory for the national guard in the city and county of San Francisco and making available and reappropriating certain moneys for the purchase of said site and the erection, equipment, completion and furnishing of said armory. [Approved March 22, 1909. Stats. 1909, p. 640.]

ACT 5344.

An act making an appropriation for the expenses of the national guard in case of insurrection, invasion, tumult, riot, or imminent danger thereof. [Approved April 12, 1909. Stats. 1909, p. 850.]

This act appropriated one hundred thousand dollars for the purposes indicated.

ACT 5345.

An act to provide for the building, equipping and furnishing of an armory to be used for the national guard and national guard purposes, in the city of Los Angeles, and to make an appropriation for the same. [Approved March 25, 1909. Stats. 1909, p. 718.]

This act appropriated one hundred thousand dollars for the purposes indicated.

ACT 5346.

An act providing for the acquisition of a site for an armory and state arsenal for the national guard, at the city of Sacramento, California; providing for the appointment of a commission to select and acquire by donation said site, and providing for the erection of an armory and arsenal on said site, and appropriating money therefor. [Approved April 22, 1911. Stats. 1911, p. 1080.]

ACT 5347.

An act to provide for the purchase by the state of California of the armory building and wharf located on the bay of San Diego and making available and reappropriating certain moneys for the purchase of said armory and wharf. ' [Approved June 14, 1913. Stats. 1913, p. 928.]

АСТ 5348.

An act appropriating money to provide a cash revolving fund for the use of the adjutant-general and defining its use and the liability therefor. [Approved June 7, 1913. Stats. 1913, p. 890.]

This act appropriated three thousand dollars for the purpose indicated.

ACT 5358.

TITLE 390.
NATURALIZATION.

Naturalization, provision for indexing names of persons who have declared their intention to become or who have become citizens of the United States. [Stats. 1871-72, p. 80.]

Section 1 probably in force; § 2 superseded by the fee bill of 1895, p. 267. See Act 2502.

ACT 5368.

TITLE 391.

NAUTICAL SCHOOL.

An act to establish a nautical school at the port of San Francisco, to provide for the conduct and maintenance thereof, to make an appropriation therefor, and to authorize the governor to request and

to receive aid from the United States in compliance with the provisions of an act of congress approved March 4, 1911.

[Approved May 14, 1917. Stats. 1917, p. 527. In effect July 27, 1917.]

§ 1. "California state nautical school" established.

§ 1. "California state nautical school" established. There is hereby established at the port of San Francisco a nautical school to be known as "the California state nautical school," for the instruction of pupils in navigation, steamship-marine engineering, and all matters pertaining to the proper construction, equipment and sailing of vessels, or any particular branch thereof.

§ 2. School board. The governor, the president of the state board of education, and the president of the state board of harbor commissioners shall constitute the nautical school board, which shall be the governing body of the school hereby established. The expenses incurred by the members of said board while engaged in the business of the nautical school shall be refunded to them from the appropriation herein provided.

§ 3. Duties of board. The said nautical school board shall provida and maintain at the nautical school, for the instruction and training of pupils in the science and practice of navigation, accommodations for the school on board a proper vessel, shall purchase and provide books, stationery, apparatus and supplies needed in the work of the school, shall appoint and remove instructors and other necessary employees and determine their number and compensation, shall fix the terms and conditions upon which pupils shall be received and instructed in the school, and be dismissed or discharged therefrom, and shall establish all regulations necessary for the proper management and conduct of the school and for carrying out efficiently the purposes of this act.

§ 4. Use of United States vessels. The nautical school board may receive from the United States government and use for the accommodation of the school, such vessel or vessels as the secretary of the navy may furnish. The governor is hereby authorized and directed to apply in writing to the secretary of the navy for a suitable vessel of the navy, with all her apparel, charts, books and instruments of navigation for the use of the school hereby established, and to request that the President of the United States detail proper officers of the navy as superintendents or instructors in the said school.

§ 5. Nautical school fund. There is hereby created the nautical school fund, which shall consist of such money as shall be appropriated from time to time by the legislature, and such sum as may be received from year to year from the government of the United States for the purpose of maintaining the school hereby established in compliance with the provisions of an act of congress entitled "An act for the establishment of marine schools and for other purposes," approved March 4, 1911. There is hereby appropriated out of any money in the state treasury

not otherwise appropriated, for the establishment of said school and for its maintenance during the sixty-ninth and seventieth fiscal years, the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, which shall become available when the nautical school board has received from the secretary of the navy a suitable vessel of the navy for the use of said nautical school.

§ 6. Vouchers. The moneys hereby appropriated shall be expended in accordance with law upon vouchers certified by the superintendent of the nautical school and approved by the nautical school board.

§ 7. Report. A report of the conduct of the affairs of said nautical school, including a statement of the moneys expended in its establishment and maintenance, shall be presented to the legislature at its convening for the forty-third session and at each biennial session thereafter.

ACT 5378.

TITLE 392.

NAVAL BATTALION.

To establish a naval battalion to be attached to the national guard. [Stats. 1891, p. 258.]

Repealed 1893, p. 63.. See next act.

ACT 5379.

To establish a naval battalion to be attached to the national guard. [Stats. 1893, p. 62.]

Modified, if not superseded, by Political Code, § 1962, as amended 1901, p. 583. See present § 2111, Political Code.

ACT 5389.

TITLE 393.
NAVIGATION.

An act for the protection of buoys and beacons.

§ 1. Damages to buoys and beacons. Any person or persons, who shall moor any vessel or boat of any kind, or any raft or scow, to any buoy or beacon placed in the waters of California by authority of the United States lighthouse board, or shall in any manner hang on to the same, with any vessel, boat, raft, or scow, or shall willfully remove, damage, or destroy any such buoy or beacon, or any part of the same, or shall cut down, remove, damage, or destroy any beacon or beacons erected on land in this state by the authority aforesaid, shall, for every such offense, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before any court of competent jurisdiction, be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding six months; one-third of the fine in such case to be paid to the informer, and two-thirds thereof to the lighthouse board, to be used in repairing said buoys and beacons.