Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27

eighteen hundred and fifty, be, and the
same are hereby, declated to extena TO and
m be in full fore Yshin ths limi.s.pf she said
Territory of kapsas. -
SEC. %. Andre it fulfher enacted Tkat
there shall be appointed an Attotney for
said TerritdEY, No shsll scontinue "a Office
for four yeafs, and unit his suc6espr shall
be appointed and euaz6ed, naess soonef
removed byfhs PRESIDENT. and who shall
receive the same fees and salary as the
,4{terneE of the United States for the pre-
SS>Tkrritory Of Utah. There shah also
De rsSh for the Territory appointed,
who shall hold his office for four years, and
until bis successor: shall be appointed and
qualified, unless sooner removed by the
President, and who. shall execute all pro-
cesses issuing from the said courts when
exercising their jurisdiction as Circuit and
District Courts Of. the United States; he
shall perform the duties, be subject to the
same regulations and penalties, and be en-
titled to the same fees, as the Marshal of
the District Court of the United States for
the present Territory of Utah, and shall, in
addition, be paid two hundred dollars an
nually as a compensation for extra seryii-
ceS. p = . - 8
Sec. 80; And be it further enacted, That
the Governor, Secretary, Chief Justice,
and Associate Justices, Attorney and Mar
shal, shall be nominated, and, by and with
fhz aaviee and consent of the Senate APP
pointed by the President of the United
States. The, Governor and Secretary to
be appointed as Aforesaid shall, before they
act as. such, respectively lake an, ,oathsor ,af-p
frmation before the district Judge o.. some
justice of the peace in the limits Of said
Territory, duly .authoizs4 to administer
oaths and af6rmations by the laws now In
force therein, or before the Chief. Justice or
some Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States, to support the
Constitution of the United States, and faith
fully to discharge the duties of their respee-s
tive offices, which said oaths, when so Ia
ken, shall be certified by the person by
whom the same shall have been taken; and
such certificates shall be received and re-
corded by the said secretary among the ex-l
ecutive proceedings; and the Chief Justice
and Associate Justices, and all other civil
officers in said Territory, before they act
as such, shall take a like oath or Affirmation
before the said Governor or Secretary, OF
some Judge OF Justice of the Peace of the
Territory who may be duly commissioned
and qualified, which said oath or afirma-
ton shall be certified and transmitted by
the person taking the same to the Secreta-
ry, to be by him recorded, as aforesaid and,
afterwards, the like oath OF affirmation shall
be taken, certified, and recorded, in, such
manner and form as may be prescribed by
law. The Governor shall receive an annual
salary oftwo thousand five hundred dollars.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices
shall receive anannua. salary of twothousand
dollars. The Secretary shall receive an annu-
al salary of two thousand dollars. The said
salaries shallbe paid quarter yearly from the
dates of the respective appointments, at the
Treasury of the United Stotes; but no such
payment shall be made until said officers
shall have entered upon the duties of their re-
spective appointments. The members. of
the Legislative Assembly shell be entitled
to receive three dollars each per day during
their attendance at the session thereof, and
three dollars each for every twenty miles
travel going to and returning from the said
sessions, estimated according to the nearest
usually travelled route; and an additional al
lowance of three dollars shall be paid to the
presiding officer of each house for each day
he shall so preside. And chief clerk, one
assistant clerk, a sergeant-at-arms, and
door-keeper, may be chosen for each house:
and the chief clerk shall receive four dol
lars per day, during the session OF. the Lee
gislatNe Assembly; but no other officer
Shall be paid by the United States: Provi-
ded, That there shall be but one session of
the Legislature annually, unless, on an ex-
traordimary occasion, the Governor shall
think proper to call the Legislature togeth-
er. There shall be appropriated, annually,
the usual sum, to be: expended by the Gov
ernor, to defray the contingent expenses Of
the Territory, including the salary OF a
clerk of the Executive Department and
there shall also be appropriated, annually,
a sufficient sum, to be expended by the Sc
cretary of the Territory, and upon an es-
innate to be made by the Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, to defray the
expenses of the Legislative Assembly, the
printing of the laws, and other incidental
expenses; and the Governor and Secreta-
y of the Territory shall, in the disburse-
ment of all moneys intrusted to them, be
governed solely by the instructions of the
secretary Of the Treasury Of the United
States, and shall, semi-annually, account to
the said secretary for the manner in winch
the aforesaid moneys Shall have been ,ex-
pended ended; and no expenditure shall be made
by said Legislative Assembly for objects
not specially authorized by the acts of Con-
gress making the appropriations, nor be-
yond the sums thus appropriated for such
objects. f''i'1V. -. il'sf ar
SEC. 81. And be it further enacted, That