Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-11

ions OF any law of this state.
SEC. IL. All acts and parts Of acts in
conflict with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved March 81. 1890.
NO. 63.
An Act to Fix the Number of Officers and EN-.
p!oyeso Of the Legislative Assembly of the State
OF North Dakota, and to Provide for the Com.
Be it Enacted by the Legislative assembly of tAe
State Of North Dakota:
SECTION l. The following shall be the
officers and employees of the senate and
house OF representatives of the legislative
with the compensation as herein provided
for, t0-wit:
o THE SENATE.
A.president pro tempore, whose com.
pensation shall be two dollars per day.
n secretary, whose compensation shall
be seven dollars per day.
One assistant secretary, whose compen-
sationsshall be six dollars per day.
One enrolling and engrossing clerk,
whose compensation shall be six dollars
per day.
One bill clerk, whose compensation shall
be hive dollars per day.
One s~tenographer. whose compensation
shall be six dollars per day.
One sergeant-at-arms. whose compensa-
ton shall be five dollars per day.
one, d~0orkeeper, whose compensation
shall be four dollars per day, and who
shall discharge the duties of, and be as
slstant to the sergeant.at arms.
One messenger, whose compensation
shall be four dollars per day.
One postmaster, whose compensation
shall hp fNnr 10llnrc nor dow
One chaplain, whose compensation shall
be two dollars per day.
Two pages. whose compensation shall be
two dollars per day, each.
One %janitor, whose compensation shall be
three dollars per day.
One Waterman. whose compensation
shall be three dollars per day.
One clerk of the judiciary committee,
whose compensation shall be five dollars
per day.
One journal clerk, whose compensation
shall be five dollars per day, n who shall
be under the supervision Of the secretary
OF thes senate; provided, the journal of the
senate be completed and indeXed by the
secretary OF the senate within ten days
completion and indexing he shall be al
lowed the sum of fifty dollars.
+ 2. In addition to the above, there
shall be appointed by the president, wAen
deemed necessary by the senate, such as
sistant enrolling and %engrossing clerks as
may. be actually necessary. who shall each
receive compensation of five dollars per
day.
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SEC. 8. A speaker, whose compensation
shall be two dollars per day.
One chief clerk, whose compensation
shall be seven dollars per day.
One assistant clerk, whose compensation
shall be six dollars per day.
One enrolling and engrossing clerk,
whose compensation shall be six dollars
One bill clerk, whose compensation shall
be five dollars per day.
One stenOgrapher, whose compensation
shall be six dollars per day.
One ~sergeant-at- arms, whose compensa.
ton shall be five dollars per day.
shall be three dollars per day, and who
sh II discharge the duties of, and be as
slstant to the sergeant-at-arms.
One messenger, whose compensation
shall be four dollars per day.
one postmaster, whose compensation
shall be- four dollars per day.
One chaplain. whose compensation shall
be two dollars per day.
-Four pages, whose compensation shall be
two dollars per day, each.
n janitor, whose compensation shall
be three dollars per day.
One Waterman. whose compensation shall
be three dollars per day.
One clerk of the judiciary committee,
whose compensation shall be five dollars
per day.
One journal clerk, whose compensation
shall be five dollars per day, and who shall
be under the supervision of the chief clerk
of the house, provided the journal of the
house be completed and indexed by the
chief clerk Of the house within ten days
after the adjournment thereof; and for
such completion and indexing he shall be
allowed the sum Of fifty dollars:
E 4. In addition to the above there
shall be appointed by the speaker. when
deemed necessary by the house, such assis.
tant enrolling and engrossing clerks as
may be actually necessary, who shall each
receive compensation of five dollars pei
day.
SEC. 5. The president of the sen.
ate sers and the speaker Of the house o.
lied to appoint, from time to time, such
committee clerks or other employees fo1
their respective bodies. in addition to those
herein provided for, as In the Judgment OF
their respective bodies may be deemed
necessary for the transaction of their bust.
ness; provided, that the compensation Of
such subordinate employees 80 appointed
shall in no case exceed the sum. of four
dollars per day.
SEQ. g.. The respective amounts due each
clerk, officer or employee SO employed and
appointed shall be audited and paid out of
the state treasury pom an account cert.
fed by the presiding officer of the respect
i've houses, attested by the secretary and
chief clerk thereof, and when so audited
and attested the state auditor is hereby
authorized and directed to draw the states
warrant therefor upon the state treasurer,
who is hereby authorized and empowered
to pay the same; provided, that If any
clerk or employee be found incompetent to
discharge the duties of his or her position, it
shall be the duty of the respective presid-
ing officer and they are hereby empowered
to discharge such person and fill the va
cancy so created when deemed necessary.
Sec. Z. Provided, that the compensation
Tor the officers herein named shall not ap-
ply to the officers of the first session of
the Legislative assembly, but the salaries to
be fixed for the session by resolution of the
respective bodies; provided that this act
shal! not affect the number OF officers and
employees of The senate and house selected
and now exercising such offices or employ
ment for the first legislative assembly.
SEC. 8. All acts or parts of acts in con-
fiict with this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. .. Whereas, an emergency exists
by reason Of there being at present time
no definite law touching the subject-mat-
ter of this act. and that it is essential that
the compensation and number of the en-
plOyeS Of the legislative assembly be eS-