The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
E1nn nr 90 Mnl.,mnn.
-RErRENCHMENT lam.

kErRISNChMENTl Law
TO reduce The compensation ofthe members ofthe Gen
eral Assembly and certain Other State and county
officers and for other purposes.
SEc. !. Be a eRacied W tks 6sncra Assembly of III
State Of Ohio That each member of the Senate and
House Of Representatives shall be enttledio receive as
compensation for their services dufiB he present and
every future session of the General Assembly, two dol
lars foF every days attendance such member, and
aso two dollars for every twenty mites ef travel BY
the usual olle in coming from his paee Of residence
a'o, and returning from, the scat Of Government.
SEC. 3 That the compensation oftheprincpal CerHs
and of the assistant Clerks shall be two dollars per day
each, and the compensation OF the recording and enroll
ing Clerks and such other Clerks as may be employed
shall be at such fae as the chief Clerk may agree on
not exceeding two dollars per day "s
4 Sec 3 That the compensation Of the SergeaIta at
arms door keepers together with their assistants
shall be two dollars per day each
SIC. 4. That It shall be the duty Of the Sergeant at
arms ofeach branch Of the General Assembly to pre-
serve, carefully all the unused and refuse stationary
candles and other articles furnished for the use of the
members and officers Of such branch and to faithfully
account fol the same to the Secretary OF State at tie
md 0fthe session of tie General Assembly, and take
he said Secreiarys receipt therefor which receipt be
shall produce to the Speaker of lhs Senate House oil
Representatives as the case may be- before his account
For services shall be audited or paid and the Secretary
hal retain in his office all Of sad articles so retunec
ra Assembly, aud shall sell the rest to the best advan
age and pay the money received therefor into the Sta
Treasury taking duplicate receipts for tire same of
which receipts he shall retain himself and deposile the
'lother with the Auditor of State who shall heTeupon
charge the treasurer with the amount thereof.
Sec. 5. That the annual salary Of the Governor of
his State SHALL after the expiration of the present in
'cumbent's term, I've one thousand dollars. :,
SEC. g. That the Secretary of State shall be entitled
10 receive for his services the ofve hundred dol
liars annually; and that all fees and perduises now al
owed by law shall be by him paid into the State Treas
Jury for the use Of the State.
SEC. Z. That the Auditor of State shall be entitled to
eceive for His services the sum ofseven hundred and
thirty dollars annually.
Sec g. That the Treasurer Of State shall be entitled
receive tor his services the sum of hundred and
thirty dollars Annually.
SEC. g. Thatthe Grief Clerk in the Auditors office
shall be entitled to receive for his services the sum of six
hundred dollars annually and ne more.
SEC. 10. That the Judges of the Supreme Court
hereafter elected shall be entitled to receive for their
services each the sth Of one thousand dollars annual
ly.
SEC. H. That the President Judges Of the Courts Of
Common Pleas and superior corft Of Cincinnati here
latter elected shall each be entitled TO receive for their
services the sum Of seven hundred andhiry dollars
9Inually.
Sec 10. That no Clerk shall be employed in the Of
fee OF the SecrearYofStat Auditor OF State OF Treas
urer ofSlate Except the chief clerk in the Auditors Of
tce at greater yearly salary than three hundred dol
HAIRS.
Sec. l3 Thapthe acting members Of the Board of
Public Works shall be entitled to receive for his serv
ces, the sum Of seven hundred and thirty dollars pen an
mum.
SEC. IA. That the acting commissioner ofthe Canal
Fund shall be entitled to receive for his services the
sum of six hundEedand sixtysixdollars annually
Sec Is. That the Collectors of canal tolls and In
Of Ganala nj ths shalf he
compensation as shall be allowed by the Board OF Pub
lie Works, not exceeding twohirds ofthe amount now
allowed by said Board, to-saia Collectors and Insrec
tors respectively.
SEC l6. That the resident Engineers on the Public
works OF this State shall be entitled to receive for their
services the sum Of six hundred and sixtsix dollars
annually and the assistant Engineers on said works.
shall each receive the sum OF four hundred and twenty
six dollars annually
Sec II. That the Superintendent of the national
road shall be entitled receive for his services the sum
Of seven hundred and thirty dollars annually.
Sec. Is. That the Warden Of the Penentlary shall
receive, annually, for his services, not exceeding
eight hundred dollars to be allowed and paid out of the
State Treasury on the order Of the Directors Of the
Penentiary; and the Warden may employ assistants OF
guards not more than twenty in number, at a compen,
saton not exceeding twenty five dollars per month"; and
the office Of Deputy Warden is hereby abolished The
Warden ofthe Penitentiary shall not appropriate any
convict labor his private use without accounting
othe State therefor
& SED. 49, That the Superintendent of the Asylum for
he Blind, shall be allowed such sum for his services as
he Trustees Of the Asylum may deem just and reason
able, not exceeding seven hundred dollars per an
pum.
SEC. %. Thatthe Superintendent of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum shall receive for his services, sum moi
5exceediug si1hundred dollars annually
Sec. 81 That the officers of the State Lunatc Asy-
um shall'receive, annually, the following compensa
on for their services TO be paid as heretofore provided
by law; the Superintendent one thousand dollars the
assistant Physician five hundred dollars the steward
four hundred dollars and the matren three hundred dol
lars.
SEC. y. That the Quartermaster General, and Ad-
uant General shall hereafter receive for their services
annually, the sum Of one hundred dollars each.
SEC. %. The Bank Commissioners shall hereaite
receive for their services, during the time actually EN-
poyed in the discharge Of their official duties two dol
lars per day. but no allowance but allowance shal
be made to them for mileage, or expenses.
SEC. "a. The chief Clerk Of the Board OF Public
Works, shall not hereafter receive greater compensa
lion for his services thanve hundred dollars per an
mum.
Sec 25 The secre,aryto the Governor, shall no
hereafter receive greater compensation for his service
than five hundred dollars per annum
Sec. 26 The Secretary to the Fund Commissioner
shall not hereafter receive for his services more thai
four hundred dollars annually.
SEC. d. That each and every Associate Judge o
he Court OF Common Pleas in this State shall receiv
for his services the sum of two dollars oreacB day
shall attend Court, including the time in travelling ,e
and returning from Court, which attendance shall b
'ertifedb by the Clerk andpaid out OF theteasury ofh
proper county, upon the order Of tho county Aud
,or.
SIC. %. That each county Commissioner shall b
allowed the sum Of two dollars per day for his services
70 paid out Of the county treasury on the order
he county Auditor. b,