The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-03-31

of such county such officers shall not
be required to collect the same from
the county, but shall be required to
collect same from any other person
or corporation liable therefor, and pay
same over to the county treasurer as
aforesaid.
Sec. 5. All costs, fees, allowances,
emoluments, perquisites and commits
sions pertaining to or arising from
the performance of any and all official
acts, services and duties, except as
provided in Sec. of this act, shall be
by each of said officers received, col
lected, accepted and accounted for
as the agent and servant of the state
and county, for and on behalf of the
county, and as it's property; and the
performance of all official acts and
duties, ex-officio or otherwise, shall be
by him performed and rendered as an
agent of said county and state in con-
sideration of the allowance to him of
the salary and compensation provided
by Sections /, and 3 of this act.
1t is hereby made the duty of each
of said officers to demand and collect
and receive all fees, costs, allowances,
emoluments, perquisites and commits
sions that pertain to or are appurten-
ant to his office by laws now in force
or hereafter enacted, from whatever
source they may arise, whether ex-
officio or otherwise, accruing in any
and all matters. civil, criminal or 9th
erwise, and pay the same over to the
county treasurer of his county as pro-
vided in this act
Sec 6. That it shall be the duty of
each officer collecting any costs, fees,
emoluments, perquisites and commits
sions pertaining to any of the offices
named in this act, for and on behalf
of the county, to make report to the
respective boards of county commits
siOners of the several counties in this
state, quarterly, at the regular meet
ings of such boards in January, April,
July and October of each year; which
reports shall show all fees or other
moneys due and owing to the coun-
ty, for the quarter for which such re-
port is made, by whom such fees or
other moneys, if any, are due, the
amounts collected from all sources
whatsoever, and the amount of money
turned over and delivered to the
treasurer during such quarter, with
the treasurer's receipt therefor.
Should any officer refuse or fail to
make such report. as herein required,
it shall be the duty of the board of
county commissioners to refuse to is
sue warrant for the salary of such of
ficer, for the quarter for which such
report is not made, until the require
ments of this section as to such re-
port have in all things been complied
with.
Sec. T. That in all counties where
the work is so great that the above
named officials cannot personally per-
form all the duties of the office, the
board of county commissioners of
such county shall authorize and en-
power them to employ one or more
deputies or assistants, the number
and compensation of whom shall be
fixed by said board of county COM
missioners in open session. the record
of which shall appear upon the min
utes of such board; Provided, that in
Glass d counties, the chief clerk or
deputy of such officer shall not re-
ceive more than fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum, and that the second
chief clerk or deputy in such coun-
ties shall not receive over nine hun
dred dollars per annum, and that the
remaining clerks or deputies so en-
ployed shall not receive over seven
hundred and twenty dollars per an
mum; and that in Glass G counties,
the chief clerk or deputies shall not
receive over twelve hundred dollars
per annum. and that the remaining
clerks or deputies shall not receive
more than seven hundred and twenty
dollars per annum; and in Glass B
counties, that the chief clerk or depu-
ties shall not receive over nine hun
dred dollars per annum, and such fur
Their clerks, or deputies, if any, shall
not receive more than six hundred dol
lars per annum.
Sec. s. This act snail take effect
Immediately upon its passage and ap-
prevail by the governor
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