Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04


No. 622. 81 Published July 8, 1911.
CHA PIER COS, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend section lib, section
1850, and subsections 8, 8, 10, u, and
% OF section 40, and section 1850 OF
the statutes, relating to compensation
to be paid for various officers and
employees OF the state, ana making an
apprOprla 1on. ..
REPRESENTED III Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows: ,
Section l. Section lib, section l6JD,
and subsecti0ns 5, q, 10, II, ana "a or
section l7O, and section 1890 of the
statutes are amended to read:
Section IT'D. The sergeant at arms
of the senate and Assembly eIectea a. a.
the beginning Of every regular session
OF the legislature, shall perform Such
duties as are now by law ana custom I'm
devolved upon those officers, including
direct supervision by each or the WORK
of the assistants, postmaster, document
room attendants, janitors and messen-
sers OF the house of which he is q ser
geant at arms. His compensation sn9ll
Re eight hundred dollars for
the full term of a regular session aAu
in case of service at an extra or SpeCIt4
session, seven dollars day Tor Such
section 169b. 1. The governor is au-
thorized to employ, for his office, one
stenographer and one messehSer' anu anu
snch additional help as he may from
time to time deem necessary, ana nix
their compensation; and the superlh-
tendent of public property is authOf-
lied, by and with the approVal o. ~
Governor, to employ such extra help IN
and about the capitol ana pQbilc
grounds as may be necessary, ana TX
their compensatory PF b Hd ia tnae ine
tendant shall not exceed the amount
now fixed by law for similar service,
and that the total amount eXpended LOT
such purpose in any one year Snail not
exceed six thousand dollars.
2. Whenever written request IS made
to the governor secretary OF state, ana
state treasurer, (Who are hereby con
stituted a board for the purposes OF this
sectiOn) by any Stae officer or nead OF
department in the capitol for addltlohal
help therein, and 1t shan a I1e 80 70
ice REQUIRES the temporary employment
of such help, they may py duplltate
orders filed in the office of the secretary
If state authorize the employment by
such officer or head of department., TOR
a period not exceeding three months IN
any one year, of such additional per
sons as they deem necessary, and IN
s,ch order shall fix the compensation
which shall be paid the persons SO en-
plOyed. .
intendent. five thousand dollars. The
state Superintendent shall be REIN
bursed the sum actually paid by him
I for his travelling expenses IN making
the official visits required by law.
b. The assistant state superintendent
twenty five hundred dollars:
c, The inspector of free high schools,
+vnntvfive hundred dollars; the chief
clerk clerk twenty-five hundred fifty, dollars;
the library clerk, eighteen hundred dol.
lars; three clerks and stenographer
y nine hundred dollars each; an in
dex. filing, diploma, and certificate
| clerk, twelve hundred dollars: the mail
ing clerk, one thousand dollars rs -, The he
| inspector of free high schools shall pc
rein1 bursed his actual and necessary eX-
penses incurred in the performance of
his duty; and his salary and expenses nt Sc
shall be paid upon the certificate OF the
| state Superintendent, from the appro-
priation made for free high schools.
d. The assistant state superintendent
chief clerk, and library clerk shall be
reimbursed the expenses actually in
| curred by them IN the performance of
| their duties. when the accounts for such