Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
CLASSIFICATION. SCHOOL LAW. How the Counties Will Now Attendance Regulates Pay
 Be Divided ment. SIX GLASSES PROVIDED FOR MI MORF NrpoTTsM nat cne UOan omcefS VIII Methods by Which High Schools
How the Counties Will Now
 Be Divided.
SIX GLASSES PROVIDED FOR
What the County Officers Will Get Under the New
 Dispensation.

the compensation of county officers, the counties of this territory are hereby di- vided in the following classes: First-Counties having an eaualized assessed valuation of property of S3. .OOO.- OOO or more, shall he counties of the first class.
 Second-Ceuntles having an equalized assessed valuation of property of s2, ,5OO,- OOO or more, and less than S3,OOO.OOO. shall be counties of second class.
 Thlrd-Oounties having an equslized assessed valuation of property of S2,OOO,. OOO or more, and less than g, 5OO, 900, shall be counties of the third class.
 Fourth-Counties having an eauslized assessed valuation of property of $1,- 5OO,O or more, and less than S2.OOO,- OOOl shall be counties of the fourth class.
 FIfth-Counties having an eauslized assessed valuation of property of S1, ,OOO.- GOO or more, and less than S1 ,5OO, ,OOO. shall be counties of the fifth class.
 Sixth-CouDties having an equalized assessed valuation of property less than S1, coo 900. shall be counties of the sixth class.
 Sec. 2. County officers herein named snail receive compensation ss follows:
 Flrst-County tressurers shall receive ID counties of the first class. salary of S22OO; ln counties of the second class, slIOO; in counties of the third class, 6l4OO; in counties of the fourth class, Sl2OO; in counties of the fifth and sixth class, slOOO. The foregoing are annual salsrles
 Second-District attorneys in coun- ties of the first class shall receive 6 sal ary of 5000; in counties of the second class, Sl75O; in counties of the third class, Sl5OO; h counties of the fourth class, Sl250; in counties of the fifth and sixth class, 5000; all per snnum.
 Third--County recorders in counties of the first class, shall receive 8 salary of S2000, in counties of the second class, Sl5O0; in counties of the third class, sl20O; in counties of the fourth, fifth and sixth classee, 5000; all per annum; in all counties except first class coun- ties, the county recorder shall be ex- offcio clerk of tho board of supervisors, without extra compensation, and in counties of the second, third and fourth classes the board may, in their discre- tion, allow the recorder @ deputy at a monthly salary not to exceed s60; pro- vidod, that in counties of the first class the county recorders may employ such number of deputies as may be ne- cessary to properly perform the business of their respective offices, subject, how evsr, to the approval of the board of supervisors, (as to ths necessity of 6 deputy and the number of deputies to be employed.) And, provided further, that such deputies shall not receive or be paid salary exceeding S75 each per month, payable morthly.
 Fourth-An assessor shall be appoint ed by the board of supervisors whose term of office shall be one year in all first and second class counties; of the third, fourth, fifth and six classes, the sheriff shall be sx-ofdcio assessor. In first and second class counties the ss- sesor shall receive an annual salary of $i 500; in the third and fourth class counties the sheriff shall receive ss ex- oficio assessor the sum of $500 psr sn- nun; ID fifth and sixth class counties the sheritf shall receive as ex-othcio as- sessor, the sum of $500 per annun.
 Fifth-The probate judge in counties of the first class shall receive an annual salary of Sl, 300 for all services required as probate judge, ex oficio clerk of the probate court and ex-officio school Uperintendent; for such service be shall receive, in second class counties, an annual salary of S1 200; for such service in third; fourth, fifth and sixth class counties, be shall receive per snnum, 8 salary of $500 as school superintendent; as probate judge and clerk of the pro- bate court he shall, in addition thereto, receive annually the leGal fees for service performed and such salary ss may be fixed by the board of supervisors of the county, not less than $500 and not more than S600 per snnum.
 Sixth - Salaries herein established shall be payable quarterly at the latter end of each quarter.
 Sec. 3. The equalized assessed valua- tion fixed during any year shall establish the classification of the county for the succeeding year, beginning January l, and the compensation of officers shall be thus fixed for such succeeding year.
 Sec. 4. At the end of each month the recorder must file with the county trea- surer an itemized statement, under oath, of all fees earned by such recorder dur ing sad month, and turn into tbe treas ury all moneys collected therefore, and the recorder shall be liable. personally. and upon his bond, for any fees not col lected during such month.
 Sec. 5. All other acts and parts of acts in conflict herewith are hereby re- peRled.
 Sec 6. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after January l, 1897.
 This is said to have been the originsl purdose of the bill. but 8 charge WAS made by which it is to take effect i'm mediatsly and will be contested on that ground. ED. CITIZEN. Huokleu'. Arufoa Salva-