Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-08-22

paid out of the state treasury And
4 such justices may further appoint a
marshal and assign to him such duties
! in and about the judicial rooms as
/ they may see fit, including the duties
Of crier when there is no person hold
ing such position who is competent to
Section 2415. The supreme court shall
| have a seal and may direct and from
/ time to time alter the inscription and
| devices thereon: and the superintend-
ent of public property shall procure
such seal as. may be ordered.
The seal OF the court now In use shall
J be the seal thereof until another shall
! be provided hereunder.
Section 2417 The amount for
per diem and for all fees allowed by
law to the clerk of the supreme court
In criminal and state cases, accompan-
led by an itemized bill Of costs in each
case, shall, on being fixed and allowed
(, by the justices OF the court or ma
Jority Of them, be paid semi annually
in the months Of June and December
/ out of the state treasury.
Section 118. Subdivision (D on sub
section ~ of section ITO, subsection
15 Of section ITO, and subdivision 81
Of section 2400 Of the statutes are
Section 11s. There is added to sec
ton ITO Of the statutes a new subsec-
ton to read (Section 100 IL. ~
ing the terms of office commencing
prior to the first day Of July, 1911,
six thousand dollars each,-and during
terms commencing thereafter seven
| thousand dollars each.
CD The reporter of the supreme
court, four thousand dollars, and the
assistant to the reporter such compen-
sation as the reporter may, fix, but
per year. The additional help employ
ed by the reporter to secure the prompt
publication Of the decisions such COM
pensation as the court shall deem rea-
so hi Ia h11t nnf 6fyarr five
/ sand dollars in any one fiscal year.
CD The clerk of the supreme court
such fees as the supreme court shall
deem proper, except when otherwise pro-
vided by law. and in addition to his
fees five dollars per day during the
actual sessions of the court.
(4 The marshal one hundred dol
lars per month, the messenger seventy
| five dollars per month, and the crier
! two dollars for each days actual at
| tendance.
! CD Each stenographer and copyist
shall receive such compensation as the
mine, but shall not exceed one hundred
| twenty-five dollars per month, and the
janitors such compensation as the
trustees of the state library shall de-
] termine.
! co The attorneys appointed by the
supreme court to revise, prepare and
report rules of practice under section
| 2413, such compensation as may be
|
CD All salaries, fees, compensation
and expenses paid under this subsec-
ton shall be charged to the appro-
priation for the supreme court.
TAX COMMISSION.
| Section 120. Section 1O87m-14, 1887
section 10S7-1s and sections 1087-35,
1o87-37, 2oS7-38 and =, 1oS7-40 Of the
statutes are amended to read:
Section 1087m-14 The state tax
dent tax payers of each county to
serve as county board OF review. u
Section 1087m-15. The county clerk
shall be clerk of such board, and shall
keep an accurate record of all proceed
| ings thereof, including a correct record
of all changes In the assessment rolls
made by the board. The county clerk
shall take full minutes of all evidence
given before the board; provided, how
| ever, that the board with the approval
of the assessor of incomes, may in cases
where They deem it advisable, employ
stenographtc reporter to take such evil
| dence in short hand, and extend the
! same in typewriter form. The county
clerk shall preserve in his office re-
/ cord of all such proceedings, minutes
| and evidence taken, and all documen-
tary evidence offered. The stenogra-
| pher shall be paid by the state, such
payment to be charged to the proper
| appropriation for the tax commission,
| but the board may, in it's discretion,
| charge the expenses to the complain
ing party or parties appearing before
the board.
Section 10S7m-29 The state tax
commission is hereby authorized to
employ such clerks and specialists as
are necessary to carry into effective
pensations of such clerks and special
! lists shall be charged to the proper ap-
preparation for the tax commission.
(Section 1087-1S) 2. Under it's gem
af41 NIL q n
10S7-37, the commission shall appoint,
an inheritance tax investigator
who shall have charge of the inheri-
| lance tax work under the supervision
of the tax commission, and who shall
! be provided with such further assist
ance from time to time from the regu-
lar force of the tax commission office
| as may be necessary and expedient.
] Such inheritance tax investigator shall
| devote his time to the work of inheri-
| lance tax Investigations, and he shall
| personally make such Investigations at
| the different county courts from time
| to time as deemed advisable He shall
file with the commission triplicate re-
ports on the first day of January, April
| July and October each year, together
| with such additional triplicate reports
of particular estates from time to time
| as seem to require the special attention
of the legal department. One copy Of
such reports shall be filed with the
| commission, one copy shall be SUBJ
| commission with such recommendation
/ thereon as it may deem advisable for
the due administration of the Inherit
ance tax laws, and one copy may in
the discretion Of the commission be
submitted by it to the county judge
or public administrator of the county
reported on with such recommends ton
as the commission may deem wise and
! expedient.
Section 10S7-35. Each commissioner
within thirty days after notice Of his
appointment and before entering upon
the discharge of the duties of his office
shall take, subscribe and file with the
| secretary of state the oath of office
prescribed by the constitution of this
state y
Section 10S7-37. Said commission
may appoint a secretary and
may employ such other persons as eX-
perts and assistants as may be neces-
sary to perform the duties that may
be required of the commission.
The secretary shall keep full and cor
rect minutes of all hearings, transac-
tions and proceedings of said commits
sion and shall perform such other du-
ties as may be required by the commits
sion. The commission shall have power
to make all needful rules, not incon-
sistent with law, for the orderly and
methodical performance of it's duties
as board of assessment or otherwise,