The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-07

Yesterdays session of the senate was
Of much the same character as that
held on Sunday, only the results ac-
complished were of a more important
character. The appropriation bill was
passed, with few amendments and
sent to the house, while the salaries
measure was, by dint of hard work on
the part of the members of the upper
branch, forced through both houses
and as soon as enrolled will be sent to
the governor for his signature
IT looked for a time as though the
senate and house would come to a dead
lock on the matter of the salary meas
ure. The lower branch was opposed to
liking salaries and after passing a sub
sttute for the senate bill, informal
messages were received from time to
time that if the superior body made any
changes, they. the lower, would camp
there month before they would sur
render"
sutherland, Chambers and Evans the
members Of the senate conference COM
mittee, signified to the doughty people
OF the house that when it came to camp
ing, they were right at home CAMPING
was the strong point with them. They
even offered to go the house one bet
ter and make it two months. The AL
laAa club thought OF its crops and
spring blowing and as a result at half
past SIX, common time, the bill passed
The schedule as adopted was as follows:
Counties of the first class-County
commissioners, $1,000 per annum, no
oh
clerk. $500; recorder, 50, 100; treasurer
S2.OOO; superintendent of schools, 81 600;
surveyor, $1,000; coroner, 81, 600, auditor
$500
Counties of the second class-Com-
missioners, $500; sheriff, s., 800; assessor,
SLSOO; clerk, $1,SOO: recorder, 81, 800;
treasurer, $i,S00; attorney, $1,SO0; super
1ntencent of schools, $1,000; surveyor,
$1,000; coroner, $500.
Counties of the third class-Commis-
sioners, $500; sheriff, $500; assessor
SLOO0; clerk. $1,500; recorder 81 500.
treasurer, $1,000; attorney, same: super
1ntendent of schools, 81, 200; coroner. $50:
surveyor $500
Counties of the fourth class-Commis-
sioners. $500; sheriff, $1,000; assessor,
SLOO0; Clerk, $,500; recorder 81. 500:
treasurer, same; attorney. same; SUPER
lntendent of schools, $1,000; surveyor.
800; coroner, $3.50.
Counties of the fifth class-Commis
sioners, $500: sheriff. s.. 400; assessor,
$500; clerk. S1,400; recorder, 81, $50; treas
urer, Sl,40O; attorney. $1,000; superin-
tendent of schools, $1,000; surveyor, 800.
Counties of the sixth class-Commis-
sioners. $3.50; sheriff, $1,000; assessor,
$3.50; clerk, $1,000; recorder, $500;
treasurer. $1,000; superintendent of
schools, $1,000; surveyor 500.
Counties of the seventh class-Com-
missioners, $3.50; sheriff, 81, 800; assessor,
$500; clerk. $1,000: recorder, 81, 300;
treasurer. $3.50; attorney. $1,000; super
intendent of schools $1,000; surveyor,
500.
Counties of the eighth class-Commis-
sloners. $500; sheriff, $1,000; assessor,
$500; clerk, $1,000: recorder. 81 900;
treasurer, $1,000; attorney. 1000; super
intendent Of schools. $1,000; surveyor
500.
Counties of the ninth class-Commis-
sioners, $500; sheriff, $3.50; assessor
$3.50; recorder, 1880; treasurer, 81. 600;
clerk, $500; attorney. $500; superin-
tendent of schools, $500; surveyor, $780,
Counties Of the tenth class-Commis-
sioners, $500; sheriff, S1,250; assessor
$3.50: clerk and recorder, $1,000 each;
treasurer, $500; attorney, $500; superin-
tendent of schools. $500; surveyor, $780,
Counties of the eleventh class-Com-
$3.50; clerk, 5000; treasurer, $500: re-
corder. $1,000; attorney, $500; superin-
tendent Of schools. 5000; surveyor. 500.
Counties of the twelfth class-Com-
missioners. 5000; sheriff, 81 200: assessor
5000; clerk $1,000; recorder, $500;
treasurer, $500; attorney. $500; superin-
tendent of schools, $500; surveyor 800;
coroner. $50.
Counties of the thirteenth Class-Com-
missioners. $50; sheriff, $500; assessor
5000; clerk. $500; recorder $3.50;
treasurer. 5000; attorney, $500: superin-
tendent OF schools $3.50; surveyor, $780,
Counties of the fourteenth class-Com-
missloners. 500; sheriff, $3.50: assessor,
$3.50; clerk. $3.50: recorder. $500: treasu-
rer. $500: attorney. $3.50: superintendent
of schools, $500; surveyor. 800.
Counties of the fifteenth class-Com-
missioners, 500; sheriff. $500: assessor,
$500; clerk, $500; recorder. 5000; treasu-
rer. $3.50; attorney, $500: superintendent
of schools, 5000; surveyor. 500.
Up TO the first day of June, 1897, the
treasurer and collector of the several
counties OF the state will receive the
following amount of compensation, af-
ter which the tables above will go into
force and effect:
CoIector-Class 1. $500: class ?. s.. 800;
class 8. $500: class 4. $500: class ).
s1,150; class G. SLIGO; class I. SLIGO; class
s, $1,000; class 9, 5000; class 10. $500; class
II. $3.50; class u, $500; class 13, $500; class
IA. 300; class 10. $50.
Treasurer-Class l. s.. 500; class ?, $500:
class s, $500; class 4. $500; class 5. $3.50:
class 6, $3.50; class :. $3.50; class s. $500;
class 9. $500: class 10. $3.50: class II. $50:
class u. $3.50; class 10. 500; class IA, 500;
class 10. S75.
At the regular meeting of the board
of county commissioners to be held at
least three months before the election
for county officers in 1896, and biennial
~ thereafter, the board must fix and de-
termille the salary of each and every
county officer, except justices of the
peace and such other minor officials
which are excluded by the provisions
of the act. The county commissioners
may be paid for actual expenses in at
tending regular and special sessions of
the board. but such expense shall not
exceed So each meeting. One-half of the
salary OF the assessor, attorney and
treasurer is payable by the state. Dep
uties are provided for. the board of
county commissioners fixing the num-
Der. The salary CT the deputy must
not exceed two-thirds of the sum drawn
hv his chief.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lust before the ''informaI'' noon re-
cess. the governor yesterday sent in
the following military nominations:
TO be commander of the National
Guard. with the rank of hrigadEer-gen-
aral xK7sIla--5 vaune Of Salt Lake city