The record-union., 1892-10-10
Amendment Number Three.
ISenate Constitutional Amendment No. II I
ARTICLE V

Section Is. y Licutenant-Governor shall
be c.oc,ed st the same time and place and IN
the same manner aS the Governor and his term
OF Office and his qualifications oil eligibility
shall also be the same. lie shall be President
OF the Senate, but shall have only q casting
vote therein. He shall also when the senate
is not m session, visit all the State institu-
tlonS, PRISONS reiormatory schools, asylunis.
ana other institutions, supported in whcle or
IN part by the State, ana make careful eXamin-
ations OF the manner ii which The appropria
tons for the support OF such institutions, and
lor permanent Improvements, lave been ex
pended, and report the result of his eXamin-
ations to the Governor, to the Legislature, and
to amy other officer, or board OI ot!iccr<, that
the Legislature may direct; provided, that in
case the office of Lieutenant Governor b2com-
ing vacant, or III the case Of the functions of
Governor deEOlElng upon HIM, the President
pro TEN. of the Senate or his successor, snail
perform the duties and receive the emo,lI-
Inents OF said Lieutenant Governor, during
the term OF such vacancy, or the time lie is
performing such functions OF Governor. The
Legislature may by law prescribe the time
anu manner chat such examinations shall be
mace. H. during q vacancy i'll the Office of
Governor, the Lieutenant Governor Shall be
linTeacheu, displaced resign. die, or become n-
capable OF performing the Guties of his office,
OF be absent lrom the state, The President pro
tenn. of ihC Senate SHALL act as Governor until
the vacancy be filed or disability shall cease
Tne Lieutenant-Governors shall be disqualified
from holding any other once, except as sIe>:-
1a!ly provides; in this Constitution, durin5 the
term for which he shall have been elected
section ~. Governor, LiGutenant-(IOVer-
nor, Secretary OF State, controller, treasurer
Attorncy-General, Survey General shall at
stated tiIges during their continuance IN Office
receive for their services Il com penS.ltiUn.
which shall not be increased nor diminished
during the term. which com penSdtlOil is
hereby fixed for the following officers Tor the
two terms next ensuing the adoption of this
Constitution, us follows: Governor six thou
SAND, SO, ,OO0ldollars per annum; the Attorney
General, three thousand $4,000 dollars per
annum; the Secretary of STATE, Controller
4 hon Il
each per annum; Surveyor-General, three
thousand l$3, ,O00l dollars per annuIn, and
for the following otfcer for the fractional term
and Tor the two terms next ensuing the fourth
day OF November 4. ID. eighteen hundred ard
niuety-tWo, as follows: Lieutenant Governor
four thousand l$4.OO0) dollars per annum
and travelling expenses when he may be en-
ployed In visiting and examining state insti-
tutlons. such compensation to pe in full sor
all services by them. respectively, rendered,
IN any oihcIal capacity or employment what
soeVef, during their respective terms of Office
provided, however, that the Legislature, after
the expiration OF their terms hereinbero.e
mentioned, may, by law, diminish the COM
pensation of any or all such officers but in no
case shall have the power TO increase the same
above the sums hereby fixed by this Constitu-
ton. The Legislature may, i'll its discretion,
abolish the Office OF Surveyor General. anu
none OF the officers heTcinbefore named shall
receive for their own use any fees or perqui-
sites for the performance OF any official duty.