Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08

supef!ntenqent OF puDlic property. a. Inc
superintendent Of public property, two
thousand dollars, which shall be In full for
all services including his services as pur-
chasing agent,
b. The assistant superintendent Of public
property, fifteen hundred dollars.
c. The other persons employed in the
Office of the superintendent of public prop
erty the sums following: the chief clerk,
fourteen hundred dollars the chief en-
gineer, tv, Give hundred dollars;
three assistant engineers ten hundred
Twelve hundred dollars ~ s'"'e two v%Sp assist
ant state carpenters, nine hundred dollars
each three firemen, nine
hundred dollars each the painter, nine
eight hundred and forty dollars
receiving and shipping clerk, nine
hundred dollars; eight policemen at
eight hundred and forty dollars each, two
night watchmen at eight hundred and
forty dollars each; three
elevator tor operators ao',ors eight hundred
fifteen n janitors at eight hundred
and forty. dollars. each; the carpet man,
eight hundred and forty dollars;
the cuspidor cleaner, seven hundred
and twenty dollars fourteen regu-
lar laborers at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each; five scrub women at one dol
during which they are employed one man
who shall attend to the electrical work,
and such other work as the superintendent
shall direct, nine hundred dollars.
d. A stenographer for the Office Of the
superintendent of public property and
the land Office seven hundred ard
twenty dollars, each department to pay
one-half of the salary
E. The superintendent of public property
is hereby authorized in behalf of the state
to contract for telephone and telegraph
service to be used in the performance of
the business of the state by the elective
officers and their assistants, the various
state boards and officers existing under any
law of this state, and for the use OF each
Of no UtCla w
and all bills for such service shall, upon
being audited by the secretary of state, be
paid out of the general fund; provided
that no officer or agent of the state who
receives fees in full for services and ex-
penses shall be entitled to such telephone
or telegraph service at the expense OF the
state.
49, Section A. That paragraph Of section
10 Of the statutes, providing for the sal
airy of commissioner OF Insurance and Of
fcers and employees In the insurance de.
partment of the state is amended to read:
Department of Insurance.
a. The commissioner Of insurance
five thousand dollars.
b. The deputy commissioner of insurance,
eighteen hundred dollars.
C. The clerks and other employees in the
Office of the commissioner Of insurance the
sums following The chief clerk,
fourteen hundred dollars; the Ii
cense, clerk, twelve hundred dollars the
examiner, fourteen hundred dollars;
two clerks, twelve hundred dollars each;
twelve hundred dollars; the filing clerk,
who must be q. typewriter operator, twelve
hundred dollars.
d. The insurance actuary, not to exceed
twenty-four hundred dollars; the assistant
actuary, not to exceed fifteen hundred dol
lars.
Section ), That paragraph Of section
40 of the statutes providing for the sal
airy of adjutant-general and for the salary
and compensation to be paid to the officers
and employees in connection with the ad-
jutant-generaPs department is amended to
read:
National Guard. a. The adjutant-general,
two thousand dollars, which shall be in full
for all services rendered by him.
b. There shall also be paid the adjutant-
general the amount of his necessary ex-
penses while absent from his office ON
official business, not exceeding however, the
sum of five hundred dollars annually.
C. The assistant Acknowledgement, eight
cen hundred dollars.
d. The clerks and other employees in the
office of the adjutant-general the sums fol
dred and eighty dollars secretary
to the adjutant-general, twelve. hundred
dollars the record and nling clerk,
twelve hundred dollars; clerk, one thou
sand dollars.
e. The quartern aster-general, one thou
f. The assistant quartermaster, fourteen
g. A clerk in the quartermaster-genera
Office, twelve hundred dollars; clerk TO
the quartermaster-ge general with the APP
prevail Of the governor Tor duty IN ms
Office on the Wisconsin military reservation
not to exceed eight hundred and forty dol
lars.
Section 6. That paragraph of section
ITO Of the statutes providing for the sal
airy Of chief clerk in the office Of the COM
missioner of public lands and for the salary
and compensation to be paid to the officers
and employees in the department Of the COM
missioners Of public lands, is amended to
read Land office. a. The CHIEF CLERK IN
the Office of the commissioners or pubic
lands, eighteen hundred dollars. 49,. a..
b. The assistant chief clerk In the ONCE
of the commissioners of public lands, six
teen hundred dollars
C. A general clerk fourteen hundred DOL
lars.
d The other clerks and employees in the
Office of the commissioners of public lands,
such sums as the commissioners shall de-
termine, provided, that not more than
five thousand one hundred
sixty dollars shall be expended for salaries,
including the chief clerk and assistant chleI
clerk and the general clerk in any one year.
Section z. That paragraph OF section
ITO Of the statutes providing for the sal,
arv of commissioner of labor statistics ana
for the salary and compensation to be palu
to the officers and employees In the bureau
of labor statistics department is AMENDED
to read:
Bureau of labor statistics. a. The COM
missioner of labor statistics. two thousand
'"b b. The deputy Commissioner of labor
statistics, one thousand, six hun
c. The factory inspector one thousand
five hundred dollars per annuum
and necessary expenses incurred In the per-
Torrance Of his official duties.
= Any assistant factory inspector
one thousand two hundred dollars per an-
mum together with necessary travelling eX-
penses Incurred in the performance OF his
official duties.
e. There shall also be paid the commits
sioner of the bureau of labor statistics his
necessary travelling expenses, and TO inc
factory inspector his actual travelling ex-
penses
{. The other employees in the Office of the
commissioner of the bureau of labor statls-
tics the following sums chlet cierk
clerk eleven hundred dollars
clerk eight hundred and forty
dollars: q stenographer,
eight hundred and forty
dollars.
g. The bakery Inspector twelve
hundred dollars per annum ana necessary
expenses incurred In the perform
ance of his official duties
Section 8. In respect to all Increased
salaries provided for herein, and all posi-
tiOns discontinued, this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after October ISL,
1907 In respect to all salaries attached TO
new positions created herein, this act snal
take effect and be in force from and after
its passage and publication.
Section 9. The salary of the commls-
sioner of banking shall be $4,000 per an
mum.
Approved July IS, 1907.
No 400, ST. Published July IT, 1907.