The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-03-20

six Of the revised statutes as amended such
returns are to be the basis OF taxation such
property. tApproyed March 3, 1921
Chapter $50.
AN ACT establishing the salaries Of certain State
ana County Officers, and fixing the number and
regulating the pay and compensation of certain
State Employees.
Be IL enacted Sc. As follows:
SEC l. The following public officers are entitled
to receive salaries from the treasurer Of the state
IN quarterly payments, on the first Gay Of January
April, July and October of each year as follows
Judge Of the superior court for the county OF
Cumberland, two thousand dollars per annum
Judge of the superior court for the county of
hennebec seventeen hundred dollars per annum.
SEC 2 County attorneys, Of the counties Of An
droscoggiH, four hundred dollars; Aroostook two
hundred dollars Cumberland, one thousand dol
lars Franklin two hundred and twenty-five doll
lars Hancock two hundred and fifty dollars;
henneoec, four hundred and fifty dollars; Knox,
three hundred collars; Lincoln. two hundred and
hty dollars; Oxford three hundred and fifty dollars.
Penohscot, SIX hundred dollars, PiseataquiS, one
hundred dollars Sagadahoe, two hundred and fifty
Collars Somerset, two hundred and fifty dollars.
ha-do, two hundred and fifty dollars Washington,
three hundred dollars York, four hundred and
htty dollars. And no other fees, costs emulu-
ments shall be allowed them.
SEC. B. Judges of probate from the treasures OF
provided:
Androscoggin, three hundred dollars; Aroosteok,
TWO hundred and fifty dollars; Cumberland. six
Teen hundred dollars; Franklin, twj hundred and
fifty dollars: Hancock, four hundred dollars; Ken
nebec, five hundred dollars; Knox two hundred
collars Lincoln three hundred dollars; oxford,
three hundred and fifty dollars; Penohscot six
hundred dollars; Piscataquis, one hundred and
NIFTY dollars: Sagadahoc, four hundred dollars;
Somerset two hundred dollars; Waldo, two hundred
dollars Washington four hundred dollars; York,
four hundred dollars
SEC ! Registers of probate from the treasures of
thelr countess IN quarterly payments, as aforesaid,
Androscoggln, three hundred and fifty dollars;
AroostoOk, three hundred and fifty dollars Cum
herlanf, eight hundred dollars and clerk hire for
one clerk five hundred twenty-five dollars: Frank
Il, four hundred dollars: Hancock f,ur bur a rad
dollars; hennebec seven hundred dollars; Knox
three hundred dollars; Lincoln, five hundred dol
lars oxford, five hundred and fifty dollars; Penob-
scot eight hundred dollars; Pscataquis two hun
bred and fifty dollars Sagadahoc, five hundred
dollars; somerset three hundred dollars; Waldo,
thFee hundred dollars; Washington, four hundred
dollars, York, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
SRC D. Salaries Of clerks Of the judicial courts IN
al the counties to remain the same fixed by
law, excepting IN the following named counties in
IN which The pay and com pensatiou shall be
Penobseot Twelve hundred dollars per annum,
and an additional annual allowance of SIX hundred
dollars for clerk hire. Said sums shall be in full
compensation for the performance Of all duties
required of him by law, including those perfJrmed
by him as clerk of the county commission or bv
clerk pro tempore, appointed by him under sec
ton seven of chapter seventy eight He shall
render an account of all fees OF Office required by
law, be responsible for the same whether received
or not, and pay the whole amount to the treasurer
Of the county for the use thereof, One clerk
employed by him shall be known deputy clerk,
and sworn as such, and shall give to the clerk
bond Tor his honesty and the faithful discharge Of
his duties.
Somerset: Out Of the fees of his Office the clerk
may retain seven hundred dollars per annum and
one half the amount received over that sum, rem
dering an account Of all fees provided by law
but the entire annual amount of his salary shall
not exceed one thousand dollars
Washington. Out OF the fees of his office the clerk
may retain eight hundred dollars per annum, and
one half ofthe amount received byhim that sum-
rendering an account of all fees provided by law
York Out Of the fees of his Office the clerk may
retain thirteen hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, in full for all services H. shall render an
account Of all fees as required by law and pay the
balance TO the treasurer of the county for the use
thereof
Hancock: Out of the fees of his Office the clerk
may retain seven hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, and one-half of all fees received over tn at
rendarinU q u thereof cd liz,