The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-22

~-~~-AS ~ CAARAOS 4AlC14l oAA4CCS l5oNV 4suVe
g 200 $500
TO THE STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL
REGISTRATION AND EXAMINA-
TION.
Clerk deficiency .......... $50 10 TO
incidental expenses nee
essary to the trans
action of the business
of LIE board. ..-......- 400 100
Per diem and travelling
expenses of members
or board .-............... LOO loo
$3.50 So, 100
TO THE STATE ORPHANS HOME AT
ATCHISON.
That the following sums, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
appropriated out of any money in the
state treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to the State Orphans Home, at Atchison,
for the fiscal years ending June 80, 1912.
1912 1913
Salaries and wages ..--........ $4,000 81, 0o0
Maintenance and repairs. g, 500 $500
state agent and expense of
putting children in Home
and looking after them..... 1850 1900
All money paid to the treasurer of the
state from this institution in accordance
with section 8, chapter 4S2, Laws OF 1903,
during the scaf yearg 81 1ss and 49,
Is hereby appropriated for the purpose
provided in section 8, chapter 4S2, Laws of
1903. That the following sums. or so much
thereof as may be necessary, are hereby
appropriated out of any money in the
state treasury not otherwise appropriated,
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1912, for
special improvements, and any balances
LIT in these funds at the close of the
fiscal year 1912, are hereby reappropriated
the fiscal year 1918: Horses 81, 200; new
harness, $3.50; new dornitory floors, SIT;
s.. 800. ' ''
Sec. 2 That section 1920 of the General
Statutes of Kansas of 1909 be amended 20
read as follows: Sec 1920 That the sec
rotary of the State Horticultural Society
shall receive an annual salary of fifteen
hundred dollars. He is hereby authorized
to appoint clerk and stenograpDer, who
shall receive an annual salary of nine
hundred dollars.
Sec. g. That section 1898 of the General
Statutes of Kansas of 1909 be amended to
read as follows: Sec. $685. The auditor of
state shall receive for his services the sum
of twenty-five hundred dollars per annum;
the assistant auditor of state shall receive
for his services the sum of one thousand
six hundred dollars per annum: the chief
clerk shall receive for his services the sum
of fifteen hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. 4. That section 9012 of the General
Statutes of Kansas of 1909 be amended to
of state is hereby authorized TO appoint a
special assistant treasurer, who. in addi-
of the fiscal agency work of the state
treasurer's office at an annual salary of
eighteen hundred dollars; a bookkeeper,
twelve hundred dollars; a bond clerk, who
shall receive an annual salary of
twelve hundred dollars: an assistant bond
of nine hundred dollars: a stenogra pher.
who shall receive an annual salary of nine
hundred dollars; and guard, who shall
receive an annual salary of nine hundred
dollars. That original sections 1898, 1914
5000 and e012 of the General Statutes of
Kansas of 1909 be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Sec S. The auditor of state is hereby
authorized to issue his warrants Oh the
treasurer of state for the amounts and
presentation of verified vouchers. duly
itemized.
Sec g. In all cases in which appropri-
act, the officer or person having charge
of such appropriation shall in no case,
t e ppy to obgs sfas Of kansas
any time to pay a larger sum or sums
than that herein specifically appropriated:
audited by the auditor for the purposes
herein mentioned and are herein appro-
priated, and in no case shall any appro-
any purpose except that specifically
stated herein. And no officer or en-
article for any of the executive and ju-
dicial departments of the state on the
states credit unless a specific appropria-
ton has been made therefor.
aried state officers, their assistants and
clerks, and they are hereby required to
account for and deliver to the treasurer
of state all fees received by them, and
to account for and turn over to the treas
or e f of the For anew er py
quired of them or either of them by law
or that may hereafter be required of
them by law for which they may charge
and receive a fee; which said fees shall
be credited by the treasurer of state to
the general revenue found of the state as
&c NV a
Sec s. Any person to whom money is
payable out of the appropriations provided
for in this act shall file with the auditor
of state an itemized account made in
conformity with the statutes authorizing
the expenditure. duly certified by his af-
fidavit, that such an amount is just, COR
rect and due, and the expenditure was
necessarily and actually made. Such an
account shall be approved by the officer
having charge of the appropriation; and
the vouchers for salaries of stenographers
for the judicial districts. as. provided for
by the judges of the district courts to
which the stenographers are accredited.
Sec. 9. That section 4s14 of the General
to read as follows. Sec. 1914. The ad-
jutant general shall receive an annual
salary of two thousand dollars, the as
airy of fourteen hundred dollars, which
salaries shall be in full for all services
specifically provided for. by statute; nor
shall any service pertaining to recruit
ing service or service IN time OF war per-
tanning to the raising of troops be con-
strued as emitting the adiutant general
or assistant adjutant general to additional
compensation for services rendered. The
paymaster general and judge advocate
general and Inspector general, each, shall
be paid an annual salary of two hundred
dollars, which if not specifically appro-
priated may be paid quarterly out of the
appropriation for rent of company armo-
ries, etc. When IN attendance and perform
ing duty at an annual muster and camp
n instruction OF the Kansas National
Guard, the officers OF the governors
staff shall be entitled to regular compen-
sation and shall receive the same pay that
same grade are entitled to under similar
conditions. When a battery of artillery
is ordered out by the governor to fire a
salute or company or battalion of in
fantry to act as an escort or guard at
military or inaugural ceremonies, or at
military or civil receptions, memorial day
exercises, or when the National Guard OF
the state are in attendance at an