Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-26
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF IDAHO.
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shall be President Of the Senate, but shall
vote only when the Senate is equally
divided. In case of the absence or dis
qualification Of the Lieutenant. Governor
IRON any cause which applies to thu
Governor, or when he shall hold the
Office or Governor, then the President
pro temporc Of the Senate shall perform
| the duties of Lieutenant Governor until
the vacancy is filed or the disability
removed.
SEC. II. In case OF the failure to
qualify in his Office, death, resignation,
absence from the State, impeachment
conviction Of treason, felony or intamou.
crime, or disqualification from any cause,
of both the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, the duties Of the Governor
shall devolve upon the President of the
Senate pro te,Dpore, until such disqualifi-
cations ofeither the Governor or Lieuten
ant Governor be removed, or the vacancy
filed; and if the President of the
Souate, for any of the above named
causes, shall become incapable of perform
ing the duties of Governor, the same
shall devolve upon the Speaker Of the
House.
Sec. 10. There shall be seal OF
this State, which shall be kep. by the
Secretary Of State and used by him Of
ficially, and shall be called "Thc Great
Seal Of the State of Idaho" The Seal
of the Territory OF Idaho as now used
shall be the Seal of the State until other
wise provided by law.
SEC. l6. All grants and permissions
shall be in the name and by the author.
ity of the State Of Idaho, sealed with
the Great Seal OF the State, signed By
the Governor, and countersigned by the
Secretary Of State.
SEC. II. An account shall DO kept
by the officers Of the Executive Depart.
ment and Of all public institutions Of the
State Of all moneys received by them
severally' and SINH annual report there
Of shall be made to tho Governor, under
oath; thy shall also, at least twenty days
proceeding each session Of the Legisla-
turc, make full aud complete reports of
their official transactions to the Governor
who shall transmit the same to the
Legislature.
SEC. l8. The Governor, Secretary or
State and Attorney General shall con-
stitutc Board of State Prison Commits
sioncrs, which beard shall have such sup.
ervision of oil matters connected with
the State Prison as may be prescribed by
Inv. TIL J shall also constitute Board
OF Examiners, with power to examine all
claims against the State, except salaries
or compensation Of officers fixed by law,
and perform such other duties as may be
prescribed by law. And no claim against
the State, except salaries and compensa-
ton OF officers fixed by law, shall be
passed upon by the Legislature without
first being acted upon BIZ said board.
SEC. 10. The Governor, Secretary
Of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer,
Attorney General and Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, shall, quarterly as
due, during their continuance in Office,
receive for their services compensation,
which, for the term next ensuing after
the adoption Of this Constitution, is fixed
as follows: Governor, three thousand
dollars per annum; Secretary Of State,
one thousand eight hundred dollars per
State Auditor, one thousand
eight hundred dollars per aunum; State
Treasurer, one thousand dollars per
Attorney, General, two thousand |
dollars per anuum; and Superintendent
IF Public Instruction, ono thousand five
hundred dollars per annum.
The Lieutenant Governor shall receive
The same. per diem as may be pro.
sided by law for the Speaker of the
House Of Representatives, to be allowed
'ply during the sessions of the Legisla.
ure. The compensations enumerated
hall be in full for all services by said
Ulcers respectively, rendered in any
ficial capacity or employment whatever
|nripg their respective terms of Office
10 officer named in this section shalt
eceive, for the performance OF any
ficial duty, any fee for his Own use
ut all fees fixed by law for the pcrtor-
aance by either of them of any official
uty, shall be collected in advcncc, and
eposited with the STATE Treasurer
uarterly to the credit Of of the State.
he Legislature may by law diminish or