Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22
copy LAWS OF WISCONSIN PASSED DURING SESSION OF 1913

Section lib. The sergeant at arms Of
the senate and assembly elected at the
beginning of every regular session Of the
legislature, shall perform such duties as
are now by law and custom devolved
upon those officers, including direct SUI
pervision by each of the work OF the as
sistants, postmaster, document-room at
tendants, janitors and messengers of the
house Of which he Is a sergeant at arms.
(section 111g) 20 No employees OF
the legislature other than those provided
for by this act shall be paid except by
an act of the legislature, ana payment OF
the salaries and per diem Of the
employees of the legislature shall be
made on the warrants of the secretary
of state.
(S) The chief clerk of each house may
each detail clerks after the close of the
session to do the mailing indexing, proof
reading, completing the bulletin. and such
other work as the clerk may direct.
Section lilo. The chief clerks OF the
senate and assembly shall send to each
county clerk and to each normal school,
college and public library In this state as
soon printed copies of all bills, reso-
buttons, joint resolutions and memorials
introduced into the senate and assembly,
and the senate and assembly journals and
enrolled bills and induces, the bulletin,
and other printed matter on the order of
the legislature, together with proper ap-
pliances for filing the same. Each coun-
ty clerk shall keep the same on file In his
office open to public examination and In
spection. All expenses incurred by the
state in carrying out the provisions OF
| this section shall be charged to the ap-
preparation for the legislature
Section 49, The chief clerk and SER
| geant at arms of each house shall certify
to the secretary of state the names OF all
| persons employed in their respective de-
| partments. the capacity in which en-
! ployed, and the amounts respectively due
mI aDDrOYGd
| by the presiding officer of the house IN
! which they are employed. Upon such
| certificates the secretary of state shaH
! draw his warrants for the amounts there-
| in named, and the same shall be paid out
| of the state treasury, and charged to the
appropriation for the legislature. At the
| close of each session OF the legislature
the secretary of state shall publish In
| the official state paper full list OF the
| accounts so audited. The cost OF such
publication shall be charged to the
| proper appropriation for the secretary OF
| state. .
Section 127. The compensation of all
! witnesses who shall be subpoenaed ana
| attend before such legislative committee
! shall be two dollars for each days at
| tendance and ten cents per mile. one way
! for travel to attend as such witness Inc
secretary of state shall audit the accounts
| of such witnesses upon the certificate or
| the chairman of the committee pelore
! which any such witness has ATTENDED,
|
and the distance he has Travelled, and the
accounts so audited shall be paid out OF
the state treasury, and charged to the
appropriation for the legislature.
Section 82 Sections Ill, 111c. lid,
: lille and 111f of the statutes and chap
tiers 7, 512 and $50, laws of 1911, are re-
pealed.
Section SO. There are added to section
| ITO of the statutes eight new SuDsec-
lions to read: (section 100 81. The
mileage and salary of each member OF the
legisla ture shall be paid out OF the
treasury. The speaker of the assembly
shall receive the same compensation
except mileage, allowed to other MEM
bers of the legislature for his services as
speaker, in addition to his pay as mem
Der; but in case of an extra session OF
the legislature no extra compensation
| shall be allowed.
So The chief clerk of the senate and
the chief clerk of the assembly shall each
receive compensation OF one Thousand
dollars for the full term OF a regular
session, and in case Of service at an
extra or special session, ten dollars q
day for such service. and for service at
the opening of regular session, nifty
dollars. The sergeant at arms OF the
senate and the sergeant at arms OF the
assembly shall each receive compensa-
ton of eight hundred dollars for the full
term of a regular session and in case OF
service at an extra or special session.
| seven dollars a day for such service
3d. The number, duties and compen-
sation of the subordinate clerks of the
senate shall be as follows:
"a One general clerk, five dollars a
day.
l2) One journal clerk. five dollars a
lS) One assistant journal clerk. five
dollars a day.
"a One bookkeeper, five dollars a day
60 One assistant bookkeeper. five dol
lars day.
CO. One index clerk, who shall be ar
expert in card indexing, and who shall
prepare the induces, five dollars a day.
Cd One engrossing clerk who shall bs
an expert stenographer and typewriter
to have charge of the engrossing room
five dollars day.
60 Eight clerks. who shall be expert
; in stenography and typewriting, to per
form general clerical duties for mem
bers and committees, each five dollars E
day
co. Two clerks, who shall be exper
, proofreaders, to serve as revision ant
enrolling clerks, each five dollars day.
1O) Three clerks, who shall be ex
pert in the use of the typewriter, to en-
gross bills, each four dollars a day.
CID One mailing clerk, four dollars {
54 The number. duties and compen
sation of the subordinate clerks OF thu
assembly shall be as follows:
% The same as provided for the sen
= ate, and in addition thereto:
ca One clerk for the joint committee
, on claims, who shall be stenographe
, and who shall have a general knowledge
/ of accounts, five dollars a day.
, 60 One general clerk, five dollars {
| day.
, ca Three clerks, who shall be exper
! in stenography and typewriting, to en-
gross bills and perform general clerica
, work for members, each five dollars ;
day.
! 90 One clerk, who shall be expert il
) the use of the typewriter, to engross bills
! four dollars day
55 The number, duties and compensa
: ton of the subordinates of the sergeant
alarms of the senate shall be as follows
! % One assistant sergeant t-arms
> five dollars day.
CO One postmaster, four dollars day
I (3) One custodian of the documen
, room who shall perform such duties a
may be required by the rules of the body
r four dollars a day.
"a One policeman, three dollars day
I CD One night Waterman, three dollar
3 a day.
CO. Two night laborers, each three dol
Y lars a day.
60 Nine messengers. each two dollar
, and fifty cents a day.
e 90 One gallery attendant, three dol
r lars day
Sc. The number, duties and compensa
ton of the subordinates of the sergeant