Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
expenses are approved by the state su-

expenses are approved by the state SUI
perintendent.
receive as an annual salary twenty
two hundred and fifty dollars and shall
be reimbursed for all actual and neces-
Sary travelling expenses when duly GER
titled by the state superintendent. Such
salary and expenses shall be paid out
of the appropriation to the common OF
of the laws of 1908.
f. The inspector of day schools for
tho deaf shall receive an annual salary
of eighteen hundred dollars and reim-
/ burSementS for all actual and necessary
travelling expenses incurred, when duly
certified, by the state superintendent;
dred dollars shall be allowed for eX-
pcnses. The salary and expenses shall
be paid in the same manner as the state
officers are paid,
(Section 1903 6. a. The supervisor
of inspectors Of Illuminating oils shall
receive an annual salary of two thou
sand dollars, and his actual expenses
and disbursements to be paid upon
vouchers therefor, approved by the gov
ernor out of the fund known as the oil
| inspection fund.
b, Each deputy inspector shall be en-
titled to a salary payable monthly, the
amount of which is to be determined by
the number of barrels containing not
less than fifty gallons actually inspect
ed by such deputy during the month as
| follows: for each of the first ten, thirty
cents each; for each of the second ten,
| third ten, twenty cents each; for each
of the fourth ten, fifteen cents; for each
of the next sixty, ten cents each; for
each of the next two hundred, eight
cents each; for each of the fourth and
fifth hundred, six cents each; for each
in excess of five hundred, five cents
each; provided that in no case shall q
deputy inspector receive more than one
hundred dollars in any month under
this act as such salary. Said deputy
inspectors shall have their actual and
necessary of
special fund upon being approved by
the governor and state supervisor and
ject to the provisions Of this act
c. The said supervisor may appoint q
stenographer at a salary not to exceed
six hundred dollars year:
twenty five hundred dollars, which
shall be in full for all services, includ-
ing his services as purchasing agent.
b. The assistant superintendent or
public property, fifteen hundred dollars.
C. The other persons employed in the
office Of the superintendent of public
chief clerk, sixteen hundred dollars;
the state carpenter, twelve hundred
dollars; two assistant state carpenters,
nine hundred dollars each; the painter,
nine hundred dollars; the assistant
painter, eight hundred and forty dol
lars; a receiving and shipping clerk.
nine hundred dollars; eight policemen
lat eight hundred and forty dollars each;
two night watchmen at eight hundred
and forty dollars each; six
elevator operators at eight hundred and
forty dollars each; twenty
janitOrs at eight hundred and forty dol
lars each; the carpet man, eight hum
dred and forty dollar; the cusp1dor
cleaner, seven hundred and twenty dol
lars; twenty regular laborers
at seven hundred and twenty dollars
each; ten scrub women at =
two dollars per day for the time
| pmnlOVed.
d. A stenOgrapher who shall
act as assistant stock clerk, nine hum
dred dollars.
| (section 100 IA, Department Of In
surance, FIVE thousand dollars.
b. TIE deputy GommtSsi2 Te b1 of in
c. The chief clerk. "
sixteen hundred dollars; the license
clerk, twelve hundred dollars; the ex-
hammer sixteen hundred dol
lars; two clerks, twelve hundred dollars
each; an expert stenographer, twelve
nine hundred dollars; the fling clerk
who must be q typewriter operator,
twelve hundred dollars:
O. The actuary, not to eX-
coed three thousand dollars;
the assistant actuary, not to exceed
fifteen hundred dollars; and second
assistant acduary net net to 6o,f exceed thlr-
(Section 1903 %. a. Each member
of the state board Of control shall re-
ceiye a salary Of twenty-five hundred
dollars a year and be reimbursed his
actual and necessary expenses incurred
in the performance of his duties, and
shall devote his entire time to the
duties of his office.
b. The secretary Of the state board of
cOntrol twenty-five hundred dollars, and
he shall also be reimbursed all actual
and necessary disbursements paid out
in the discharge of his duties.
C. The other persons employed in the
office of the board of control the fol-
lowing sums: A chief clerk, fifteen
| twelve hundred dollars, first assist
ant chief clerk, eleven hundred dollars,
a second assistant chief clerk, nine
hundred dollars, two additional clerks,
eight hundred dollars each and
two stenOgraphers nine nun
dred dollars.
prison shall receive the following sal
aries and compensation. The warden
two thousand tive hundred dollars PEI
annum, the deputy warden one thou
sand dollars per annum, the chaplain
eight hundred dollars per annum and
all other officers and employees such
amounts as the state board of control
may from time to time determine and
fix upon.
2. All officers and employees and the
| wives and minor children of the war;
den and deputy warden may be SUB
sisted in the prison at the expense OF
the state.
8. In aQQltiOn tnGretO lnSr6 SHaIl
also be allowed to the warden and dep
uty warden each, sufficient house room
with fuel and lights and domestic serv-
ice of prisoners for himself and family,
but the board Of control may require
the warden to subsist himself and
family at his own expense and may
pay him a fixed sum in addition to his
aforesaid salary, not exceeding twelve
hundred dollars per annum, as commu-
tation for such subsistence.
4. No other perquisite, reward, or
emoluments shall be allowed or be re-
ceived by any officer or employe Of
said prison
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved July Z, 1911 Copy Law.
No. 62S, 81 IPuplishheedd July 8, 1911.
AN ACT to amend subsectiOnS 7 and 8
of section LIE and subsection / of
section 11-22 of the statutes, relat-
ing to the canvass and return of
and the time therefor, and to the
time for holding the platform con-