Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-08
priatiOn therefor, and repeating section


320a Of the statutes.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section /. Section lila Of the statutes
as created by chapter 515, laws OF 1905, is
amended and there are added to the stat
utes seven new sections to read: Section
lila. The chief clerks of the senate and
assembly, respectively, elected at the begin
ming OF every regular session of the legis-
lature, shall perform such duties as are
now by law and custom devolved upon those
officers including direct supervision by each
OF all clerical work for the house Of which
each shall be n one tbonsand DOT y.
lars for the full term Of a regular session.
cial session, ten dollars a day for such ser
vice., and for service at the opening of a
regular session, fifty dollars.
-, SectIon l1l6. Ihe sergeant at arms of
tne senate and assembly, elected at the be-
ginning OF every regular session of the leg
islature, shall perform such duties an are
now by law and custom deVolved upon
those officers, including direct supervision
by each Of the work of the assistants, post
master, document room attendants, 1ani-
tors and messengers Of the house Of which
ton shall be w Seven 1 stG ESirPed doi-
lars for the full term of a regular session,
ana IN case OF service at an extra or special
session, seven dollars q day for such SER
vice
Section 111c. The number, duties and
compensation Of the subordinate clerks of
the senate shall be as follows:
/. One Journal clerk, Ave dollars q day.
z One assistant Journal clerk, ave dol
lars day.
4. one index clerk, who shall be an exs
pert In card indexing, who shall prepara
the indtces, five dollars day.
crossed bills, who shall be an expert stem
ographer and typewriter to have charge OF
the expressing room, five dollars a day.
9. one assistant beokkeeper, ave dollars
z. Eight clerks who shall be expert In
stenograPhy and typewrtting, to per
and committees each Eve dollars g day.
3. -Four clerks, who shall be expert in
the use OF the typewriter, to engross bills,
each four dollars a day.
0. Two clerks who Shall be expert proof
readers and serve with the committees on
revision and enrolled bills, each five dollars
day.
Section lid. The number, duties and
compensation of the subordinate clerks of
the assembly shall be as followS:
l. The same as provided for the senate
and in addition thereto:
2. One clerk for the joint committee on
claims who shall be a stenographer and
who shall have general knowledge Of Rc-
8. Two general clerks. each
five dollars day.
4. Three clerks who shall be
expert IN stenography and typewrlttng, 70
engross bills and perform general clerical
york for members, each four dollars day.
Section lille; The number, duties and
compensation Of the subordinates Of the ser
geant at arms Of tue senate shall he as fol-
lows
/. One assistant sergeant at arms, five
dollars a day.
2. One postmaster, four dollars a gay.
3. One custodian of the document room,
who shall perform such duties as may be
required by the rules of the body,
four dollars a day.
4. One policeman, three dollars day.
b. One night Waterman, thrLS dollars
8: One night laborer, three dollars a
I. Eight messengers, each two dollars
day.
Section 111f The number, duties and
compensation Of the subordinates OF the
sergeant at arms Of the assembly shall be
as Follows:
l. The same as provided for the senate
and in addition thereto:
2. One assistant document room attend
ant, three dollrs a day.
3. One postotlce messenger, who shall
carry and deliver the mail for both houses,
three dollars a day. oa.ouo,u, ooo, -
whom shall be paid two dollars day.
Section Zig. !. Only males shall be
employed. ~. -
his duties shall be performed by
one Of the clerks acting under him, appoint
ed by him in writing.
g. The subordinates of the clerk and the
sergeant at arms shall perform such other
duties as the rules may require, and their
number may be reduced from time to time
as may be provided by the rules.
4. For the convenience and expeditions
transaction of the business of the leglsla-
ture, the chief clerk Of either house may
from time to time, make such temporary
changes in the assignments Of his respec-
tive assistants and subordinates as VIII IN
his Judgment best accomplish these objects
and for like reason and purpose the ser
geant at arms of either house may MAKE
like changes.
lature other than those provided for by
this act shall be paid except by an act Of
the legislature, and payment OF the salaries
and per diem provided for in this act shall
be made on the warrants Of the secretary
G. All clerks required to do
stenography and typewriting shall furnish
their typewriting machines without cost to
I. Ali appointments shall be made in
such manner as may be prescribed by the
rules Of the senate or OF the .assemely, Dlt
the eligible list furnished b9 the ctvn ser
vice commission,
g. The chief clerk of, each house may
to do mailing and such other WORK as the
clerk may direct at compensation NOS sx-
Seed section LILO. The cdieS clerk OF. the sen,
ate and assembly shall send to each county
clerk and to each npytnal school, college
printed copies of ali Bills, Resolutions, Joint
resolutions and memorials Introduced into
the senate and assembly, and the senate
and assembly journals and the enrolled btlls
and indices, the bulletin, and other printed
matter on the order Of the legislature, to-
gether with proper appliances for Cling the
same. Each county clerk shall keep the
same on fle in his Office open Co public en-
animation and inspection.
Section 2. Section 920a OF tho statutes
of 1898 tB repealed.
Section 8. There is hereby appropriated
a sum sufficient to carry out tho provisions
of this act.
Section 4. This act shall take effect and
he in force on and after the first day OF
January, 1908, except that subsection B Of
section 111g shall take effect and Do 10
force after It's passage and publication.
Approved July 10, 1907.
No s1a Al rPphIisbed July IL, 1907.