Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08

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thereof, and for such completion and in
dexing he shall be allowed The sum of fifty
dollars ($5O). In addition to the above,
there shall be appointed by the president,
when deemed necessary by the senate, such
assistant enrolling and engrossing clerks
as may be actually necessary. who shall
per day; provided, that during the first
twenty-five days the number OF such clerks
shall not exceed six; that during the Sec
Ond twenty. five days the total number
shall not exceed ten, and during the last
ten days the total number shall not exceed
fifteen.
SEC. 2. OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF
THE HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures
PENsATIoN The following shall be the
officers and employees of the house of rep.
resentatives and their compensation: A
speaker, whose compensation shall be two
dollars per day; one chief clerk, whose
one assistant clerk, whose compensation
shall be five dollars per day; one enrolling
and engrOSSing clerk, whose compensation
shall be five dollars per day; one bill clerk,
whose compensation shall be five dollars
per day; one st~enOgrapher, whose compen-
sation shall be five dollars per day; one
sergeant-at-armS, whose compensation
shall be four dollars per day: one assistant
s%ergeant-at arms, who shall discharge the
duties of d%Oorkeeper and assist the ser
geant-at- arms, and whose compensation
shall be three dollars per day; one messen-
ger, whose compensation shall be three
dollars per day; one postmaster, whose
compensation shall be four dollars per day;
one chaplain, whose compensation shall be
two dollars per day; the [One] janitOrs,
whose compensation shall be three dollars
per day; one clerk of the judiciary COM
mittee, whose compensation shall be five
dollars per day; one journal clerk, whose
nan, ~ II, Sofin, III. hl FAM doll n rS n RI ~
and who shall be under the supervision of
the chief clerk; provided, the journal of the
house be completed and indeXed by the
chief clerk OF the house within ten days
after adjournment thereof, and for such
completion and indexing he shall be
allowed the sum of fifty dollars $500. In
addition to the above, there shall be aD-
pointed by the speaker, when deemed nee
essary by the house, such assistant enroll
ing IL engrOssing clerks as be actually
necessary, and who shall receive compen-
sation of four dollars per day; provided,
that during the first twenty five days of the
session the number Of such clerks shall not
exceed six; that during the second twenty
five days the total number shall not exceed
ten, and that during the last ten days the
total number shall not exceed fifteen.
SEC. 8. OTHER EMPLOYEES, How AP-
POINTED-COMPENsATION.] The president
of the senate and the speaker of the house
~ AC1COy I'LL LCu W dppOluU 1lOul tlult
to time such committee clerks or other en-
ployes tor their respective bodies, in addi-
ton to those herein provided for, as may be
deemed necessary by a majority elect of
their respective bodies; provided, that the
compensation of such subordinate en-
plOyeS shall in no case exceed four az dol
lars per day.
SEc.,4: SALARIES, How AUDITED AND
PAID.] The names of all officers, employees
or clerks, elected or appointed, shall be
entered upon the journal of their respect
i've bodies at the time of their election or
appointment, and it shall be the duty of
the secretary of the senate and the chief
clerk OF the house to keep an accurate &C.
count of thea amounts due each and every
officer and employe OF their respective
bodies; and the amount so due shall be
audited and paid out upon a voucher certi-
fed by the presiding officer of their respect
i've bodies, attested by the secretary or
chief clerk thereof. And when so audited
and attested, the state auditor is hereby
authorized and directed to draw a state
warrant for the amount upon the state
treasurer, who is hereby authorized and
empowered to pay the same.
SEC. 5. DISCHARGE OF OFFICERS,
CLERKS AND Employees Whenever any
officer, clerk or emplOye, through neglect
or lncompetency, shall fail to properly dis
charge the duties OF his office or position,
1t shall be the duty of the respective body
to declare the office or position vacant and
to fill the vacancy so created.
SEC. .. REPEAL Chapter Sc, Laws of
1881, and Chapter 81, Laws of 1898, and all
acts and parts of acts in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed.
Approved March IL. 1895.