Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-15
of the senate. the speaker of the house

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of the senate. the speaker of the house
of repi esentatives. and the speaker pro
tempore thereof. shall receive live dol
lars per day tor every day they may
preside over their respective bodies, in
tull of their par diem as members OF the
general assembly. and pay as officers OF
the same. In addition to their per diem.
each member at each session. whether
regular or extra. provided it be not call
ed within. one day alter an adjournment
OF q regular session, who shall attend
at the place of meeting. shall receive
the following amounts for mileage-that
is to say: From the county OF Adair.
Fifteen dollars Andrew. twenty-six dol
lars; Atchison, thirty dollars; Audrain,
five dollars; Barry. thirty-seven dol
lars; Bates, fifteen dollars; Barton.
eighteen dollars; Bollinger, twenty-five
fdollarsI Boone. nine dollars; Benton,
nine dollars Buchanan, twenty-five dol
lars; Butler. thirty dollars; Caldwell.
twenty-four dollars; Galloway. five dol
lars; Camden, nine dollars; Carroll,
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Cedar. eighteen dollars Charlton. eleven
Clark, nineteen dollars; c ay, seventeen
Cooper, four do lars; Crawford, fifteen
dollars; Carter. thirty dollars; Dade,
thirty dollars; Dallas. twenty-six
dollars; Daviess. twenty-nine dol ars;
Dent, nineteen dollars Dekalb, twenty
five dollars; Dunklin, thirty-six dollars;
| Douglas. thirty-one dollars; Franklin,
eight dollars; Gasconade. five dollars;
Gentry, twenty-nine dollars; Greene,
1 thirty dollars; Grundy. 'twenty-eight
dollars; Harrison. thirty-three dollars :
Henry. eleven dollars; Hickory. eighteen
dollars; Holt. twenty-seven dolla
Howard, eight dollars; Howell. twenty
eight dollarss Iron, twenty-one dollars;
jackson, fifteen. dollars; jefferson, six
teen dollars; Jasper. thirty-eight dol
twenty dollars; Laclede, TWENTY-FIVE
doliars, Lafayette, fourteen dollars;
Lawrence ,thirty-tiye dollars; Lewis,
sixteen dollars; Lincoln. eleven dollars !;
Linn, twenty dollars Livingston. twen-
ty-three dollars !. Mcdonald, thirty-eight
dollars Macon, thirteen dollars Madi
son. twenty-three dollars Maries, TWEEN
ty dollars; Marion, sixteen dollars;
Mercer. thirty-three dollars (; Miller, ,iour
dollars; Mississippi. thirty-two dol ars;
Moniteau, three dollars /; Monroe. fifteen
dollars; Montgomery. eight dollars; !;
Morgan, five dollars; New Madrid,
thirty-five dollars; Newton, thirty-eight
dollars Nodaway. twenty eight dollars /;
Oregon. thirty three dollars; Usage.
three dollars; Ozark, thirty-three dol
lars; Pemiscot,a terty-iour dollars; Per-
|ry. twenty five dollars; Pettis, six dol
lars; Phelps, eighteen dol ars; Pike,
ten dollars; Platte. eighteen dollars !;
Polk. thirty dollars; Pulaski, twenty
dollars; Putnam. twenty-three dollars !;
Rails. fifteen dollars Randolph. eleven
dollars; Ray eighteen dollars Reyn ynolds.
twenty-five dollars Ripley, thirty dol
lars St. Charles. fifteen dollars; St.
Clair. thirteen dollars; st. Francois.
, twenty-three dollars; Ste. Genevieve,
nineteen dollars st. Louis, thirteen dol
lars; Saline. eleven dollars; Schuyler,
eighteen dollars; Scotland. twenty dol
lars; Scott. twenty mine dollars; Shan
non. twenty-four dollars; Shelby, four
! teen dollars Stoddard. thirty three dol
lars; Stone, thirty dollars Sullivan,
} nineteen dollars; Taney, thirty dollars
Texas, twenty-five dollars; Vernon,
fifteen dollars; Warren. ten dollars
> Washington. twenty dollars Wayne
: twenty-five dollars Webster, twenty
, eight. dollars; Wright. twenty-nine dol
s lars Worth, thirty-one dollars; and The
member representing Cole county shall
e be entitled to five cents per mile for eact
e mile travelled in going to and returning
3 from the capitol once during each ses
3 sion, If he resides outside the City O
> Jefferson.
] Sec. 2. The secretary of the senate
: and the chief clerk of the house, shall
t each receive FIVE dollars per day. In
!. Guiding six days after the adjournmen
g of the general assembly. The assistan
' secretary of the senate, assistant chic
1 clerk of the house, the enrolling an,
a engrossing clerks OF both the senate ant
d house. shall receive four dollars pc
r day. The doorkeeper and sergeant-at
!. arms OF both the senate and house, shall
b receive three dollars and fifty cents pc
$ day. All other assistant clerks, includ
e ing committee clerks. shall receive no
TO exceed three dollars and fifty cent
I'll per day. And all other emp Dyes, ex
g. cept pages, OF both the senate an
. house, shall receive not to exceed tw
!. dollars per day and the pages OF bot
It the senate and house shall receive nc
d to exceed one dollar and fifty cents pc
l. day: Provided, that nothing in this ac
!" shall be SO construed as to allow an
a emplOye OF either house compensatio
;; for Il greater number of days than he G
It she was or has been under the emplo
% OF such house.
D. Sec. 3. An act entitled "an act t
amend section .one, of chapter eight, {
'e the general statutes, relating to the pa
n OF members of the general assembly,
J? And all other acts and parts OF acts in
J. consistent with this act, are hereby r,
t, pealed.
L. Passed the house March 4th.
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