The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.

Piscataquis, one hundred dollars.
Sagadahsc, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Somerset, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Waldo, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Washing tOn, three hundred dollars.
York, four hundred and fifty dollars. And no other
fees, costs or emoluments shall be allowed them.
SECT. 8. Judges of probate from the treasures of
their counties in quarterly payments, as before pro-
vded:
Androscoggn three hundred dollars.
Aroostook, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Cumberland, sixteen hundred dollars.
Franklin, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Hancock, four hundred dollars
Kennebec five hundred dollars.
Knox, two hundred dollars.
Lincoln, three hundred dollars.
Oxford, three hundred and fifty dollars.
Penobscot, six hundred dollars.
Piss aquis, one hundred and fifty dollars.
Sagadahoc, four hundred dollars
Somerset, two hundred dollars.
Waldo two hundred dollars
Washington, four hundred dollars.
York, four hundred dollars
SECT. 4. Registers of probate, from the treas
uries of their counties, in quarterly payments, as
aforesaid.
Androscoggin, three hundred and fifty dollars.
Aroostook, three hundred and fifty dollars.
for one clerk, five hundred twenty-five dollars.
Franklin, four hundred dollars.
Hancock, four hundred dollars
Kennebec, seven hundred dollars.
Knox, three hundred dollars.
Lincoln, five hundred dollars.
Oxford, five hundred and fifty dollars.
Penobscot eight hundred dollars.
Piscataquis, two hundred and fifty dollars.
Sagadahoc, five hundred dollars.
Somerset, three hundred dollars.
Waldo, three hundred dollars.
Washington four hundred dollars.
York, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
SECT. 5. Salaries Of clerks Of the judicial courts
in all the counties to remain the same fixed
by law excepting in the following named counties,
in which the pay and compensation shall be as fol-
lows:
Penobscot: 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 re-
quired of him by law, including those performed by
him as clerk of the county commissioners, or by
clerk pro tempore, appointed by him under section
account Of all fees of office required by law, be
responsible tor 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 as deputy clerk, and sworn
such, and shall give to the clerk bond for his hon.
esty, 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
onehalf the amount received over that sum- render
ing an account Of all fees provided by law, but
the entire annual amount of his salary shall not
coed one thousand dollars.
clerk may retain eight hundred dollars per annum,
and one-half of the amount received by him
that sum, rendering an account of all fees as provd
York: Out Of the fees of his office the clerk may
retain thirteen hundred and fifty dollars per annum,
in full for all services. He shall render an account
of all fees 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 an
num- and ene-half Of all fees received over that sum,
rendering an account thereof as provided by law
but his entire salary shall not exceed thousand
dollars per annum.
Kennebec: The clerk of kennebec county is to
have all fees, as provided by law, from the supreme
judicial court and superior court for the county Of
Kennebec.
Cumberland: Eighteen hundred dollars per an
mum. Deputy clerk thousand dollars per an
mum, and a sum additional not exceeding twelve
hundred dollars for clerk hire per annum. Said
sums shall be full compensation for the performance
of all duties required of him by law including those
performed by him as clerk of the superior court for
ty commissioners; or by clerk pro tempore, ap-
pointed by him under section seven Of chapter
seventy.eight He shall render account of all
fees Of office, required by law, be responsible for