Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-12-23
From the itsltjgh Sentinel.
LPgiylature 0! North CarOiina---Ne'
Cerred Proceedings.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1870.
SPECIAL ORDER

Bill regulating the salaries and fees Of
State officers This bill provides that the
Governor shall have SIS. coo per anpum
until the LIST of January, 1873. He ehaIl
be allowed Private Secretary at salary
of $500 per year, who may receive the fees
of said office as prescribed in section ~,
chapter 102, and no other. He ball be
allowed one messenger at salary Of $500
per year.
Treasurer. His annual salar2 shall be
So 900 until January Let, 1878. He shall
he allowed a chief clerk with Il salary of
81. 500 per year. He shall also lie allowed
an assistant clerk with an annual salary of
$3.50.
Secretary Of State. His annual salary
shall be 81, 600 and fees of his Office as
prescribed in section II, chapter 1872 of
the Revised Code and no other. He shall
be allowed enc clerk with salary Of $3.50
per year.
Auditor His annual salary shall be
S., $50 anu also the fees Of bis Office, as
prescribed By law.
Superinteudent Of Public Works His
annual salary shali he $50. He shall not
be allowed any sum for travelling expenses.
| or clerical assistance.
| Superintendent of Public Instruction.
His annual salary shall be $50, and shall
not be allowed any sum for travelling e1-
penses, nor shall he be allowed to appoint
any assistant, neither shall any other per
son make any such appointment.
Attorney General. His annual salary
shall be 81 900 and the fees prescribed by
law, except those given 10y section ,, chap
ter 1O2 of the Revised Code.
| Adiutant Gone His 81 lary el,ll lie
$500 rcr year. He shall not be allowed
any travelling or other expenses OF any
clerical assistance at the expense Of the
State.
Reporter oE tho Decisions of the Su
preme Cuurt.--His salary shall be thl
same pay, and have the same rights as are
given by section 6, chapter 102, of the Re
viscd Code. He shall re ceive no other OF
further remuneration.
TIE bill goes further and provides fol
salaries and fees OF county officers. but VIZ
have no space to publish it to-day. w
shall publish IN full when passed.
Mr.. Odds moved to amend section &
(which regulates the salary of the Superin
tepdent of Public Instruction,) by Silk
ing out $50 and insert s. 900.
Mr.. Troy moved to amend the amend
ment by inserting 81, 500 instead of s., 900
This question WIS discussed at length
and sustained.
The President decided that tie question
was divisible. the motion to strike on
prevailed by vote of 81 to Il.
Mr. Troy's amendment to the amend
ment was adopted by vote of "a to 2t
and ST., 500 was inserted In the section b
a vote of "a to Il.
Mr.. Odds mo we'd 20 amend the same sec
ton by allowing the said Superintendent
= necessary sum for travelling expenses an
clerical services.
The President ruled the amendment OF
of order,
Mr.. Love moved reconsideration {
t the vote by which the sum Of $1,000 w6
t fixed in the 9th section, and moved
G postpone that motion untiI to morrow 6
y o'clock
d Mr.. Graham moved to postpone til
G further consideration of the whole hill ur
4 til tomorrow at u o'clock, which pre-
y vailed