The record-union., 1893-03-02
new COUNTY OFFICES.
An Assembly Bill That Creates Four
of Them.
Supervisors Clerk, Court Bailiff,
Register of Deeds and Tran
scriber-Salaries, Etc.

The Assembly Committee on County
and Township Governments yesterday
presented substitute for bill No. IA, re-
lating to county officers, their salaries,
etc. For counties of the fifth class (Which
includes Sacramento it fixes salaries as
follows:
County Clerk, $4,000 per annum.
Clerk of Board of Supervisors, 81, 500
per anuum.
Sheriff, $4,000 per annum and such fees
and mileage as are now or hereafter may
be provided by law for all services done
or performed in actions coming from an
other county, and for allicriminal serv-
ice necessarily performed outside of his
county and all necessary expense in
Cured in arresting and conveying pris-
oners before a court or to prison, and
shall have such fees and reasonable ex-
penses incurred in taking and keeping
property seized under attachment or
levied on under execution; provided, that
the keepers Tee shall not exceed So per
day of twelve hours except when it be-
comes necessary to keep place of BUSH
ness open in the night, in which case he
shall be allowed additional keepers fees,
to he fixed by the court from which the
writ issued under which the property
was taken.
Jd4ASI, C1I-uO per duHulIl
Superior Court Baihh, S1,S00 per an
mum.
Recorder. $4,000 per annum.
Register OF Deeds, S3,00Oper annum.
Auditor, 81 900 per annum.
Treasurer. s., 400 per annum.
Tax Collector, s., 80 per annum and the
fees for making and executing tax deeds.
District Attorney, $1,000 per annum.
Assessor, So, 900 per aunum.
Coroner, such fees as are now or may
hereafter be allowed by law.
Public Administrator, such fees as are
now or may hereafter be allowed by law.
superintendent OF Schools, 81, 800 per
annum.
Surveyor, such fees as are now or may
hereafter be allowed by law.
Transcriber, $4,000 per annum.
Justices of the Peace, such lees as are
now or may hereafter be allowed by law
Constable. such fees as are now or may
hereafter be allowed by law.
Supervisors, so per month and 10 cents
per mile i'll travelling to and from the
county seat; provided. mileage shall not
be allowed oltener than once in each
month; provided further, that the Super
intendent OF Schools, outside of his regu-
lar salary, shall be allowed his necessary
travelling expenses, including mode OF
travel and hotel bills, in visiting public
schools throughout the county, not ex-
ceeding $500 per annum, said amount TO
be allowed by the Board OF Supervisors
and paid as other county charges.
The bill provides that the Board OF
Supervisors in any county may, inme-
diately after passage of this Act, appoint
to fill the Offices above created, one Regis
| ter of Deeds, one Clerk OF Board OF
Supervisors, one Jailer, one Bailitf of the
superior Court and one Transcriber.
whose terms OF office shall expire on the
first Monday in January, 1885.
The Register OF Deeds has the custody of
and must keep all books and records in
which instruments are transcribed or re-
corded.
The Superior Court bailiff must attend
all courts, except Justices and Police
Courts, held within his county, and obey
their lawful orders and directions. He
will act as crier of said courts, call the
parties and witnesses, and all other per-
sons bound to appear at the court, and
make proclamation Of the opening and
adjournments of the court. and OF any
other matter under its direction.
The Clerk of the Boardiof Supervisors
shall discharge such duties as are now
provided by Section 20 OF said Act. APP
proved March 81, 1891
The Transcri ber's duty will be to tran
scribe for the Assessor all data furnished
by him for the taX-rolls, etc.; write up
the tax receipts for the Tax Collector; pre-
pare reports, statements, ETC., for the Au-
| ditor; prepare for the Treasurer all state
ments he Is required to make, etc.