Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-10
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oner confined in the county Jail.
The clerk of the district court and ex-
oficio auditor and recorder shall receive
a salary of not less than seven hundred
and fifty dollars per annlm and not to
exceed $500 per annum,
The assessor and ex-officio tax collec-
tor shall recieye salary of not less than
six hundred dollars per mum, and not
to exceed $4,000 per annum.
The county treasurer shall receive q
salary of not less than four hundred doll
lars per annurn and not TO exceed $500
per annum, -
The county attorney shall receive a
salary of not less than five hundred dol
lars per annum and not to exceed $500
per annum.
The probate Judge shall receive a sal
airy of not less than FIVE hundred dollars
per annum and not to EXCEED $500 per
annum.
The county superintendent of public
instruction shall receive a salary OF not
less than five hundred dollars per annum
and not to exceed $500 per annum,
salary of not less than fifty dollars, and
not to exceed $1,000 per annum.
The coroner shall receive asalary of
not less than fifty dollars per annam,
and not to exceed five hundred per an
mum,
County commissioners shall receive a
salary of'not less than one hundred and
fifty dollars per annum, and not to exs
coed FIVE hundred dollars per anndm !;
each commissioner in addition to said
salary, shall be allowed his actual and
necessary expenses Id going from and
returning to his home to ATTEND the SEES
sions of the board, and such othBr ex-
penses as are provided in section One Of
this act.
The Sheriff, the assessor, and clerk of
the district court and ex=officio auditor
and recorder, shall be empowered by
the board of county commissioners to
appoint such deputies and clerical assist
ance as the business Of their offices may
require, said deputies to receive such
remuneration as may be fixed by said
board of county commissioners, which
remuneration shall be paid quarterly i'll
the same manner as the salaries of the
county officers are paid: Provided that
any of the officers mentioned in this Sec
ton requiring the services of one or more
deputies or requiring clerical assistance
shall for period of at least thirty days
before any regular meeting Of the board
Of county commissioners, publish no
tice in some newspaper at the county
seat, or if no newspaper is published at
the county seat, then in some other news
paper published in the county, or if no
newspaper be published in the county,
then by posting notice for thirty days
before said regular meeting of his inten=
ton to apply to the board Of county com
missioners for a deputy or deputies or
for clerical assistance, and no deputy
shall be appointed or clerical assistance
allowed by said board until due proof Of
the publication of said notice shall have
have been furnished said board and the
necessity for said assistance is satisfac-
torily shown, and any taxpayer in the
county shall have right to appear be.
fore said board and protest against said
appointment and shoW- cause why said
assistance should not be allowed. Provi-
ded further that during the terms of the
district court, the district judge may au;
thorize said officers to employ such tenn,
porary assistance as they may need, and
his certificate shall be sufficient proof to
the board or the necessity of such en-,
ployment.
An emergency existing therefor, this
act shall be in force and take effect from
and after its passage and approval by the
SeveEIIuI.