The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-30
Be it Enacted BY the Legislature OF the State OF

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Florida:
Section l. That the pay of the members of the
present Legislature, convened April o, 1909, shall
be per diem of six dollars per day IN addition to
| the mileage allowed by the Constitution of the
/ State of Florida at ten cents per mile each way.
Sec. ?. That the pay of the Secretary OF the
Senate and the Chief Clerk OF the House OF Repre-
Senta tiveS and OF all Clerks elected by the Senate
or House of Representatives, and the official stem
ographers Of the Senate except Committee Clerks,
shall be six dollars day each. The pay of all
Committee Clerks elected by the Senate and the
House Of Representatives shall be SIS 90 per diem.
The Sergeant alarms of the Senate and OF the
House Of Representatives and Assistant Sergeant
! alarms when employed shall receive per diem
The pay of the Messenger of the Senate and Of
the House Of Representatives shall be six dollars
per day
The pay of the Doorkeeper of the Senate and
Doorkeeper of the House Of Representatives shall
be six dollars per day each.
The pay of the Pages of the Senate and of the
House of Representatives shall be four dollars per
day each
The pay Of the Janitors Of the Senate and OF the
House of Representatives shall be six dollars per
day each The Assistant JauitOr of the House of
Representatives shall be FIVE dollars per day and
the Janitor of the Senate is allowed $500 for
extra labor employed.
The pay of the Chaplain of the Senate and Of
the House of Representatives shall be two hun
bred dollars each for the session.
The pay of the Committee Clerks and Mailing
Clerks shall be FIVE dollars per diem from the date
of certificates of their appointment to the Chair
man Of the respective Committees on Legislative
Expenses until the end of the session.
The pay of the Secretary of the Speaker of the
House of Representatives shall be five dollars per
diem.
The Secretary of the Senate and the Chief Clerk
of the House Of Representatives shall each be en-
titled to pay for fifteen days after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature at the rate aforesaid to
bring up the work of the Journal
The Recording Secretary of the Senate shall be
entitled to pay for thirty days after the adjourn
ment in order to complete the recording; and the
Recording Clerk of the House of Representatives
shall be entitled to five DAYS after the adjourn
ment in order TO complete his work, such payment
to be made, however, only after the completion
and delivery of the Journal, and the Comptroller
is hereby authorized 10 issue warrants on the
State Treasurer in favor OF the Recording Secre.
tary of the Senate and of the Recording Clerk of
the House of Representatives, respectively, for
the FIVE days additional herein provided for; but
no warrant shall be issued to such Secretary or
Clerk except upon the delivery Of the receipt of
the Secretary of State setting forth that such
Secretary or Clerk has recorded in full the Jour
mails of the Senate or House of Representatives.
and that the Record Books have been duly filed in
the Office of the Secretary of State.
The Bill Secretary of the Senate and Bill Clerk
of the House Of Representatives shall have pay
for FIVE DAYS each after the adjournment of the
Legislature to complete their unfinished work and
to return their books and bills properly indexed.
assorted and labeled in convenient form for refer
ence. to the Secretary of State; payment to be
made upon the certificate of the Secretary of
State, that such duty has been performed.
The Secretary OF the senate and the Bill Secre-
tary of the Senate shall each receive seventy five
dollars for preparing the daily Calendar of the
Senate and the Chief Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentativeS and the Assistant Chief Clerk of the
House of Representatives shall each receive
seventy-fve dollars for preparing the daily Calen
day Of the House of Representatives Provided
that the Engrossing and Enrolling Secretaries Of
the Senate, and the Engrossirtg and the Enrolling
Clerks of the House shall receive six dollars per
diem.
Sec. ) The per diem and mileage Of the mem.
bers of the Senate and of the House of RepTeSen-
tatives and the per diem of the Secretaries CleTks
Attaches of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives shall be prepared in payroll form, and those
of the Senate shall be approved by the President
of the Senate and atteSted by the Secretary of the
Senate and those of the House of Representatives
shall be approved by the Speaker Of the House of
Representatives and attested by the Chief Clerk
of the House Of Representatives, and the Comp
troler shall audit and issue his warrant on the
Treasury for the same.
Sec T. The actual travelling expenses Of all
members OF the various visiting committees shall
be prepared in payroll form and certified to by
the Chairman Of the Committee on Legislative
Expenses Of either House respectively. and the
COMPTROLLER shall issue his warrant for the same
Sec. s That all the expenses Of the Senate and
the House Of Representatives shall be paid on
vouchers approved by Chairman of the Committee
on Legislative Expenses of the Senate or House of
Representatives as the case may be- and the Comp
troller shall audit the same and issue his warrant
or warrants for the same.
Sec g. This Act shall take effect Immediately
upon its approval by the Governor
Approved June ;, 1909.