The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-10-13

they are hereby allowed one dollar
per day extra during the session, and
the sergeant-at-arms Is hereby au-
thor1zed to draw his warrant upon
the Auditor for the amount, payable
out Of. the contingent fund Of the
House.
Resolved, That all pages also be
allowed one dollar per day extra"
This innocent little resolution
would cost the taxpayers about
$1,000.
Journal of the Senate, 1905, page
los:
''Mr. Kidd (Dem.) offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the President Of
the Senate be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to appoint
Alfred Boggs and A. G. Campbell as
additional committee clerks for the
Senate
con motion Of Mr.. Kidd, the rules
were suspended and the resolution
taken up for Immediate considera-
ton and adopted"
So. Session Of 1907. .. :.
Resolutions and motions offered by
the Democratic members Of the
Senate, allowing extra compensation
to and employing additional attaches
at the Regular Session Of the Legis-
lature Of 1907. ="
Journal Of the Senate, page 1907 .
90 motion Of Mr.. Fisher (Dem.
the Journal of last Thursday In. SO
far as 1T relates to the appointment
Of Senate employees, is corrected to
read as follows:
"Resolved, That the President of
hN TO Ho s,
lied to make the following appoint
ments: Twelve committee clerks
| and ten pages; a private secretary to
the President, and a stenographer,
who shall receive six dollars per day
each; a page to the President; two
assistant sergeants-at-arms, who shall
receive five dollars per day each;
two assistant door-keepers, who
shall receive four dollars per day
each; two gallery door-keepers, who
shall receive four dollars per day
each; one librarian and two assis-
tant librarians, who shall receive
four dollars per day each; one day
Waterman and three night watch
men, who shall receive four dollars
per day each; three cloak-room keep
ers, who shall receive two dollars
per day each; and four stenograp-
hhers and typewriter operators, who
shall receive six dollars per day each.
The President shall designate one
Of the pages to act as Mail and Bank
ing Page and another as Chief
Journal Page. The clerks and as
sistants assigned to the Committees
on Finance and judiciary to have
pay Of assistant clerks; and the
President is also authorized to ap-
point an assistant clerk each Of said
| committees, viz; the Finance and
Judiciary.
"Resolved, That the Clerk Of the
Senate be and is hereby authorized
to appoint eleven clerks, four Of
whom shall be expert stenographers;
also one enrolling clerk and one as
sistant; one engrossing clerk and one
assistant; one printing clerk and one
assistant; and one journal clerk and
two assistants, all with the pay Of
assistant clerks"
Page 122-"Mr. Campbell offered
| the following:
Resolved, That the President Of
the Senate be and is hereby author
lied to appoint the following attach
es for the use Of the Democratic mem
bers: Two clerks, one with the pay
Of an assistant clerk, and one with
the pay Of committee clerk; and
two stenographers, with the usual
pay Of stenographers; and one page.
con motion Of the same gentleman
tho rules were suspended and the
resolution was taken up for immed~
late consideration, and adopted" d
Page 170--"On motion Of Mr. Lit
tleDage, (Dem.), the resolution was
amended by adding the name Of Fred
II. Scott as an additional stenogra-
pher.
con motion Of Mr.. Fisher, the re-
port as amended was then adopted"
Page 244-"Mr. Fisher offered the
following:
Resolved, That John 3. Hilleary
be allowed the pay Of printing clerk,
to-wit, six dollars per day, for his
services as such clerk, be having
been transferred to such clerkship
on the goth day Of January; such
pay to begin as Of said date.
con motion OF Mr.. Fisher, the
rules were suspended and the reso-
luton was taken up for immediate
consideration and adopted"