Title 36, Chapter 2, Section 3
( 36-2-3)
Whenever it is necessary and expedient to lay out a new militia
district, to change the lines of old districts, or to consolidate or
abolish old districts, the judge of the probate court may, at any
time, appoint three commissioners who are citizens of the district
or districts from which it is proposed to make the new district or
to change the lines thereof, whose duty it shall be to lay out and
define the lines and to report the same to the judge of the probate
court. The commissioners shall have authority to engage the services
of a competent surveyor to assist them in their duties. The surveyor
shall be paid for his services, out of the county treasury, the same
compensation county surveyors are paid for similar services rendered
to a citizen. If the judge of the probate court approves the report
of the commissioners, he shall have all proceedings in the matter
entered on his minutes, after which the district laid out or the
line changed or defined shall be known and regarded accordingly. |