Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-05

Sec. 20. That the Superintendent
OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum shall re-
ceive 70: his services, sum not exceeding |
six hundred dollars annually.
Sec. 81. That the officers of the |
State Lunauc Asylum shall receive, an,
nuslly, the following compensation for
their services, to be paid as hereto fore
provided by law: the Superintendent
one thousand dollars; the assistant Ph,-
sician five hundred dollars, the steward
four hundred dollars, and the matron
three hundred dollars.
Sec. %. That the quarter master
General and AdjItsnt General, shall
hereafter receive for their services annu.
ally the sum oil one hundred dollars
each.
Sec. %. The Bank Commissioners
shall herea fter receive for their services.
during the time actually employed in the
discharge of their official duties, two dol.
lars per day, but no allowance shall be
made to them for mileage, or expons.
es.
Sec. "a. The Chief Clerk of the
Board of Public Works, shall not herea(-
ter receive a greater compensation for his
services than five hundred dollars per
annum.
Sec, %. The Secretary to the Gov
ernor, shall not hereafter receive for his
services, annually, more than four hun
dred dollars.
Sec. 25. The Secretary to the Fund
Commissioners all moi hereafter receive
for his services, more than four hundred
dollars annually.
Sec. 81. That each and every assoc,
ate Judge oil the Court of Common Pleas
in this State, shall receive for his servi
ces, the sum of two dollars for each day
he shall attend Court, including the time
in travelling to, and returning from Court,
which attendance shall be certified BY the
Clerk, and paid out Of the treasury of the |
proper county, upon the order Of the
county Auditor.
Sec. %. That each county Comms.
soner snail be allowed the sum Of two
dollars per day for his services to be paid |
Out OF The county treasury, upon the order
Of the county Auditor.
Sec. 30. That the amount paid any |
county Auditor for his services, any one |
year, shall not exceed tho sum Of seven
hundred and thirty dollars, except in tho
county Of Hamilton, and in this amount
is TO be included all fees for transfers up>
on the duplicate, and other services
pertaining to said office.
Sec. 30. The annual salary ofcounty
Recorder, shall not exceed five hundred
dollars in any county in this State, except
the county of Hamilton,
Sec. 81. The annual salary of county
Treasure shall not exceed six hundred
dollars in any county in this State, exclu-
sive Of expenses in going TO, and return
ing from the seat of government to settle
with the Treasurer Of State, except in
the county Of Hamilton, and il, upon set.
Element of any county Treasurer with the
county Commissioners, it shall be found
that the compensation or percentage, now
allowed him by law,amounts to more than
his annual salary, the excess shall he re-
tOined by him in the county treasury, and
passa 70 the credit Of the county.
Sec, 80. That the annual salary of the
SherjfS Of i several un les in thisStare
shall not exceed til" sun ofseven bun.
hundred aud thirty dollars, provided that
the comfy Commissioners of any county.
may appropriate and order to bo paid out
of such prtiOn of The fees which have been
paid into The county treasury by The sher
if of such county, under the provisions OF
hi s act, such sums as they may think Just
and proper for the payment OF such dep.
uties ofthe said sherifs, as may be found
necessary to transact The business and du.
ties appertaining 10 his Office.
Sec. 33. That the severaCIerks of the
Courts of Common Pleas and Supreme
Court in this State, out of such fees and
compensalons as may be allowed by law,
shall be permitted 10 appropriate to their
own use, the first seven hundred dollars,
prOUidedsaidClerks may employ sny mum
beT OF deputies which NAV be considered
necessary by ihSir respective Court, for
the performance Of the business, at a
compensation not exceeding three hun-
dred dollars each, per annuIn, 20 be paid
out Of the fees of his said office, after
dsducliug the compensation above men,
toned.
Sec. 81. That all other officers, not
herein enumerated, holding appointments
under the laws Of this State. who rooa;,,
compensation for their services by Eeos
taxed at the time Of service and whose
fees shall amount 10 more than two dol.
lars per day, shall make, scmi.annuaIlv
a return to The HudlOr OfthO proper coun.
ty, at the time aud in The manner pointed
out in the thirty fifth section of this act,
regulating clerks: &c. of all fees by them
received, and any excess over and above
the sum of two dollars per day, while ac4
lualIy employed, shall be paid over into
The tTaaauFv of the nPoneP OounIv for thu |