Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-23

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the marshal of the district court Of the United
States for The present. Territory Of Washington
and shall, IN add uOn, be paid Two hundred dol-
lars annua ly "a, com pensaf ion for ,Ntra Sc Vi
ees, There shAN also he appointed hv the Pres
ident OF the United States tY and with the A To-
wee eEd consent of the Senate "a SURVEYOR gtper-
al for sid Territory, who shall loca Q his ofioe
AT such place As the Secretary OF he Interior
shall from time 20 time sirect, and those duties,
power, onllsIuons, responsibilities coupons 70
uon, ana allowances, Ton clerk hire, Office rest,
Tue, aud incidental cNparsrs shall be the same
as those OF the surveyor general Of \ W Mexico,
under the direction Of the secretary Otthe lnte-
nor ana suoh inst uctlOus rs he may from tine
90 time deem Il adv sable TO give.
SIC, H. .iHi h. d further enacted, That the
governor, cretary, chief justice, and associate
JUST es, attorney, AUd marshal saall o. APPOINT
ei by u e presldenf efthe United states by aud
with the advice and consent Of the senate he
governor ana secretary 20 q appointed as ofO e
sand SHALL before the act as 81 n, resp,e'iy ",
tate an oath or Affirmation before the distrp {
judge, or some justice OF the rraca in III, limits
OF "a Territory, duly authoriz TO Rdmiui,tgr
otths a' athrmsuons by the laws now in force
therein, or before the oheif Justice or some as.
socale justice Otthe Supreme { urt % the United
states, to supper the institution otthe United
states, uut tuthiuy Z discharge the duties Of
their res eCtiye uticeS which said Cath~, when
so taken, sNail ha cerided y the ,tr-ou To-
whom tn same sha be taken; aud such vcrttti-
Gates SAal be- received sud recorded by the SAID
secretary among IN" exc 'utlNc procedures and
The che gsiccs and al civil officers in .a-d
Territory, belo they act IL >uch, shall take il
Pie cath OF alienation D. tore the salG governor,
or screttrv, or some judge or Just en- ufthe ne CO
OF the I,ru. DRY who NAV be, duly comm s,luutd
and qua III d, OF beiuIe IN chef justice or sume
as>ocite justice Of the Suprems G. Nrt OF the
United States, which ss'i .a'h oC tlirmaii II
SHAH be CERTIFIED ant tausmi tel o, the yuts ~
taking the sane u th. secretary. % b. hv HIM
recorded MS aforesaid; and uttcrWard, the
like oath or affirmation shall be taken, GER
tined, and recorded in such manner and
and form rs may be prescribed by law. And
any person who has heretofore been appoint
cd chief justice or associate Justice of the
Territory of Idaho, who has not vet taken
the oath of office as prescribed by the act or
ganiZlng said Territory, may take said oath
or affirmation before the chef Justice or
some associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States. The governor shall re
CclVc an annual salary of TWO thousand five
hundred dollars; the chef Justice and assO-
Clate Justice shall receive an annual salary of
TWO thousand five hundred dollars; the sec
rotary shall receive an annual salary of two
thousand dollars. The said salaries shall be
paid quarter yearly from the dates of the re
SpCCtyc appointments al the treasury of the
United States; but no payment shall be made
until said officers shall have entered upon
The members of the legislative assembly
shall be entitled to receive four dollars each
per day during their attendance Mt the SEES
siOnS thereof, and four dollars each for every
twenty miles travel in gong 70 and return
ing from said sessions, estimated according
to the nearest usually travelled route; and an
additional allowance Of four dollars per day
shall be paid to the presiding officer of each
house for caCn day he shall SO preside. And
a chef clerk, one assistant clerk, one en-
crossing and one enrolling clerk, u sergeant
-at-arms and dOoUkeepcr may be chosen for
each house and the chief clerk shall receive
four dollars per day, and the other officers
three dollars per day during the session of
the legislative assembly; but no other officer
shall be paid by the United States Pro
Ujd3d That there shall be but one session of
the legislative assembly annually, unless
on an extraordinary occasion, the governor
shall think proper TO call I he legislative AS
SemDly together. There shall ne npproprla-
ted annually the usual sum, to be expended
by the governor, to defray the contingent
expenses of the Territory, including the sal
AIRY of the clerk of the executive department.
And there shall also be appropriated annu-
ally a sufficient sum, 10 be expended by the
Secretary of the Territory, and upon an cS-
innate to be made by the Secretary OF the
Treasury Of the United States. to defray the
EXPENSES of the legislative assembly thc
printing of the laws and other Incidental
expenses. And the governor and secretary
of the Territory shall, in the disbursement
of all MONEYS intrusted TO them. be governed
solely bv the instructions OF the Secretary of
the Treasury of the United States. aud Shall
semi-annuallv account TO the said Secretary
for the manner in which the aforesaid
moneys shall have been expended; and no
expenditure shall be made bv said IegisIa-
tive assembly for objects not specially auth
orized by the acts of Congress making an
propriations. not beyond the sums TINS an
propriatcd for such objects.
Sec. y. ind be il further enacted. That the
legislative assembly of the Territory of Mon
tana shall hold its first session at such time
and place in said Territory as the oOyenor
thereof shall appoint and direct; and at said
first session, or ms soon thereafter as thew
shall deem cXpediont the governor and leg
islativc assembly shall proceed TO locate and
establish the seat of Government for said
Territory at such place as they may deem
eligible: Prouided, That the seat of cover
ment fixed by the governor and legislative
assembly shall not be at any time Changed
except by an act of the said assembly duly
passed, and which shall be approved aftGr
due notice. ut the first general election therr.
after. bv a majority Of the Icral VOTES cast