The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-08
SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

Joint and concurrent resolution nro-
viding for the amendment of section
10 or article 4 of the Constitution of
the state of Missouri. relating Ia ths
compensation of members Of the gen
er1l assembly.
Sc il resolved BY he House Of Represent.
dtpeS, The Senate c~oncurrinp therein.
NAT at the general election to be
neld on tuesday next following the
nIst monday in November, A. D., 1910,
mere shall be submitted to the quali-
ned voters of the state for the adoption.
ment, to-wit.
Section l. That section 16 of article
4 or the Constitution of Missouri be
ana the same is hereby amended by
striking out the word such" betwee3
the words treasury and "compensa-
tlon IN Inc two Of said section, and
ana by, striking out the words "as mas
from time to time be provided by law
not to exceed five as, same appears be-
ttBTr%eeahl ana 19e a %Taq u.s. Services" in line
section 10, article 4, and Inserting the
word ten" in lieu thereof, and bv
striking out the word 1--WE" between
ihe words received and dollars" in
line seven OF said section and inserting
the word ten" in lieu thereof, so thar
sara section, when so amended shall
read as follows:
Sec. l6. Members, compensation Of
AA1 bNhEAdA Assembly
snail severally receive from the public
treasury as compensation for their ser
vices ten dollars per day for the Rrst
ninety days of each session. and after
nat not TO exceed one dollar per das
Tor the remainder Of the session. EXCEPT
the first session held under this Con-
stltution, and during revision sessions.
when they may receive ten" dollars
per day for one hundred and twentv
days, and one dollar per day for the
remainder of such sessions. In addi-
ton to per diem, the members shall be
entlIied TO receive travelling expenses
OF mileage; Tor any regular and extra
session not greater han now provided
by law; but no member shall be en-
utled to travelling expenses or mileage
for any extra session that NAV be caiI9d
within one day after the adiournme,
OF a regular session. Committees OF
either house, or joint committees OF
noth houses, appointed to examine the
institutions OF the state. other tbsn
those at the seat OF government me .
receive their actual expenses. neces.
sartly incurred while in the perform-
ahSe OF such duty; the Items OF such
expenses 10 be returned 10 the cbof,
man of such committee. and by him CO..
tined TO the state auditor, before Tho
same or any part thereof, can be paid
Each member may receive at each reg
ular session an additional sum of thirfv
dollars, which shall be In fun for ali
stationery used in his official canaettv
n all postage, and all other incidental
expenses and perquisites; and no az
lowance or emoluments, for anv mr.
pose whatever, shall be made to or re-
celved by the members. or anv member
Of either house, or for their use out Of
me c~ontingent tund or otherwise, ex-
cept as herein provided: or no allow.
ance or emolument, for any purDose
whatever. shall ever be paid 10 any
Omcer, agent, servant or employe OF
elther mouse OF the general assembly
or of any committee thereof. cxcent
such per diem as may be provided for
by law. not 10 exceed five dollars.
EIGHTH CONSTITUTIONAL ANENn-
MENT.
joint and concurrent resoIutIon .uL