The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11


manufacturing, dealing in, or selling or
| disposing of any such goods, apply to the
county clerk of the county in which such
manufacturing, sale or dealing is con-
| Quoted, for a license to carry on such
| traffic
Upon such application the applicant
| shall state on oath, TO be administered by
the said clerk, that the cigarettes in
| tended to be manufactured, sold or in any
way disposed of under said license con-
tain no njurious drug or narcotic, and
that said applicant will not knowingly sell,
manufacture or in any way dispose OF any
cigarettes containing any such injurious
drug or narcotic and upon making said
| oath the clerk shall demand and receive
| from said applicant the sum of 500 be-
fore granting said license.
"And all license fees shall be paid, one
third to the general fund of the county
and two-thirds to the general fund of the
state.
ANY person or persons, firm or corpora
ton violating the provisions of this act
! shall be fined in any sum not greater than
| $500 nor less than $500, or imprisoned in
the county Jail, work-house or peniten-
tiary not less than six months nor more
than one year, or both.
II. X. 1S7, by Mr.. Thienes-Appropriat
ing s., O96 to pay Fred Laakman for paw
! ing the sidewalk east of the state house
on Mississippi and GHOSTS.
II. X. lSS, by Mr.. Mack-To pay Laak-
| man * Scherrer 81, 550.95 for paving side
walk around Military park.
II. r. l73, by Mr.. Curtis-"That whoever
manufactures for sale or sells or offers TO
sell any candy adulterated by the admix-
ture OF terra-alba, barytes, tale, or other
| mineral substance, or poisonous colors or
| flavors, or other ingredients deleterious or
| detrimental to health, shall be deemed
| guilty OF a misdemeanor and, upon con-
| viction thereof, shall be fined not more
than $500 nor less than $50, and the candy
so adulterated shall be forfeited and de-
stroyed under the direction of the court. Z"
The joint committees on fees and sala-
ries Wednesday night unanimously con-
Cured in the report OF the sub-cOmmit-
tees appointed to draft a fee and salary
bill, and bill was reported to the house
Thursday morning fixing the salaries of
state and county officers. 1t was re-
ported as house bill No. 275, intro
duced by Mr.. Alder, but amended by strik-
ing out all after the enacting clause and
inserting a committee substitute. Fol-
lowing is full synopsis of the bill:
The salaries OF state officers shall be ns fol.
! lows: Governor, 5000 per annum; governors
private secretary, $1,000; governors clerk,
5000.
Secretary of state, $500; deputy secretary of
state, 81, 200; clerk, 500.
The fees for commissions to justices of the
peace and notsries public and other officers
shall be as now allowed by law and be paid
| into the state treasury.
| The salary of the auditor of state shall be
1900; deputy auditor, $1,000; clerk of land
department 5000; clerk Of insurance depart
ment, 5000.
The salary of the treasurer of state shall be
5000; deputy treasurer. 1920; Waterman,
5000.
The salary of the attorney general shall be
S., 500; deputy, 81 800; clerk, $500.
The salary of the state librarian shall be
81, 500; first assistant. 5000; second assistant
$500.
The salary OF tho clerk of the supreme court
shall be 5000; deputy clerk, 1920; assistant
deputy clerk. 5000.
The salary OF the superintendent Of public in
struction shall be 3, 500 first clerk, 500; SEQ
| ond clerk, 5000.
The salary of the reporter of the supreme
court shall be 81, 900: deputy, 81, 200.
The salary of the state geOlOgist shall be
| SO 900; assistant, 5000.
The salary of the inspector of mines shall be
81 200; inspector OF natural gas. $1,000; oil in
| spector shall receive the same fees now re-
ceived.
The salary of the chief of the bureau of Stats
| tics, Il, 800; deputy, 5000.
The salary OF the secretary OF the state board
! of health, 81 200.
The salary OF each of the judges of the su-
preme court $1,000.
The law librarian shall receive 200 The
! sheriff of the supreme court shall receive $500
and the fees now allowed him by law,
Each Of the judges of the circuit court shall
| receive s., 800; judges OF the superior courts
! $3.50; judges of the criminal courts, s., coo;
prosecuting attorneys. $500 and the fees now
allowed by law.
| 1t shall be the duty OF the auditor and SEQ
rotary of state to tax all fees and charges now
| allowed by law and collect the fees at the
time services are rendered. They shall keep
an accurate account in books to be kept for
] that purpose showing the whole amount of
fees charged and collected and on the first
Monday of June and July OF each year shall
make sworn reports to the auditor showing the
amount collected. ALI fees shall be paid into
| the state treasury.
| The attorney general and clerk OF the supreme
court are required to keep an accurate account
of oil fees and on the first Monday OF January
and July file report OF the treasurer OF state
showing the amount of fees collected and
| amount remaining uncollected; and further
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| titled TO 10 per cent 80.
| That for the purpose Of fixing the salaries
! and compensations of county officers in this
| state the several counties therein are divided
into nine classes, according to their popua-
| ton ascertaned by the federal census of
| the year 1890. which classes shall be known
the First Second. Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
| Seventh. Eighth and Ninth follows:
Counties containing population OF not ex-
ceeding 10000 inhabitants, towit: Newton,
! Ohio, Scott, Starke and Union. shall belong to
| and be known counties Of the first class.
| Counties containing a population over 10000
| and not exceeding 1900, to-wit: Benton,
| Baokford, Brown, Crawford. Fayette, Jasper
Jennings, Martin. Orange, Pulaski. Steuben,
| Switzerland, Vermillion and Warren shall be-
long to and be known as counties of the second
| GLASS.
Counties containing population over 1900
and not exceeding 10000. to-vit: Decatur
! Fountain, Franklin, Fulton, Hancock, John
| son, La Grange, Lawrence, Monroe. Morgan.
| Owen. Perry, Pike, Porter, Ripley, Rush. Tip
ton, Washington, White and Whitley shall be-
| long to and be known as counties of the third
| class.
Counties containing population over 25, 900
and not exceeding 10000, to-wit:
Adams, Bartholomew. Carroll, Dear
born, Dekalb, Dubois, Gibson, Greene.
Harrison, Hendricks Henry. Jackson. Jay,
Jefferson, Lake Marshall, Noble. Parke, PoSey,
Putnam. Spencer, Sullivan. Warrick and Wells
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