The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02

pay the amount over the sum Of five hundred dollars
to the treasurer of the county for the uso thereof
Lincoln: Out of the fees of his Office, the clerk
may retain eight hundred dollars per annum and
one-half the amount received that sum, render
ing an account of all fees as provided by law but the
entire annual amount Of bis salary shall not exceed
one thousand dollars
Moneys received for naturalization, and for law
copies, shall be considered fees of office within the
meaning of this section.
Androscoggin: Out of the fees of his office, the
clerk Of courts may retain eight hundred dollars per
annum, and one half of all ices received over that
sum, rendering account of all fees, as required by
law but his entire salary shall not exceed one thou
sand dollars per annum
Oxford: Out of the fees of his offic., the clerk
may retain seven hundred dollars per annum and
half of the amount received by him over that sum,
rendering account of all fees as provided by law,
but in to exceed eight hundred dollars for
annual salary, and he shall be allowed an additional
annual sum of fifty dollars for clerk hire.
COMPENSATION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
SECT. G. Each commissioner shall receive two
dollars day while actually employed in the service
of the county, including the time spent in travelling
for which he shall have eight cents mile for the
distance actually travelled; but he shall not have
more than travel in the same hearing or session,
nor for more than two adjournments OF any regular
term; for service travel on more than one Pc
tition or case at the same time; nor anything for
travel or attendance at the legislature connected
with the annual county estimates nor for any adj
dtiOnal trouble or expense of any kind.
SECT. Z. The compensation of sherifs shall be
two dollars for each days attendance upon the SUI
preme judicial court, the superior courts of the
counties of Cumberland and Kennebec instead of
the sum fixed by law to be paid from the county
treasury.
SECT: 8. The jailors fees for the commitment
or discharge of a prisoner shall be twenty cents;
and for the board each prisoner of every descrp-
ton committed to his custody, such sum not ex-
ceeding two dollars per week as the county COM
mssioners Judge reasonable
SECT. 8. The salary of the recorder of the mu-
nicipal court for the city of Portland shall be eight
hundred dollars per annum in full for all services.
Clerk hire for said recorder, two hundred dollars
per annum Said recorder shall account for all fees
and pay the same to the county treasurer.
SECT. TO- The annual salary Of the state super
intendent OF common schools shall be one thousand
dollars, instead of the fixed by law, to-
gether with clerk hire not to exceed the of five
hundred dollars per annum.
SECT. H. The compensation Of the superintend-
ent of the insane hospital shall be thirteen hundred
dollars per annum; two assistant superintendent,
eight hundred and fifty dollars each per annum;
one steward, who shall also perform the duties of
treasurer, nine hundred dollars per annum, in full
f. all services; chaplain, two hundred dollars per
annum matron, three hundred and fifty dollars per
annum.
SECT. II. The compensation of the superintend.
ent of the State reform school shall be thousand
dollars per annum
SECT Is. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
approved March 3, 1871