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

prescribe their duties and designate
their respective titles, and the persons
so appointed shall be paid out of the
state treasury such salary or compen-
sation as shall be fixed by the officer
or officers making the appointments,
necessary travelling expenses incurred
in the discharge Of their duties; pro-
vided, that the deputies, assistants or
other subordinates of the officers
enumerated above shall possess
the power and authority now conferred
or that may hereafter be conferred
upon them by law and shall perform such
duties as may be required by law Or
by the officer or officers by whom ap-
pointed and shall be paid the salary
or compensation fixed by the appoint
ing officer or officers unless spec1hc
salary or compensation is provided Dy
law.
The powers and duties incident 10
any office abolished by this section
shall continue as at present ana snal
devo1ve upon such person as the APP
nate for the exercise and performance
thereof, and the appointment or deslg-
nation OF any person by any appoint
ing officer or body to any office or
position by any title or designation
now provided by law, shall be suffi-
cient to confer and impose upon the
person so appointed or designated the
powers and duties now by law made
nothing in this section shall be con-
strued as affecting the tenure of per-
sons in the civil service at the time
this section goes into effect.
g. The salary or compensation and
expenses paid to any officer, deputy,
assistant, clerk, Stenoprapher or en-
ploye shall be charged against the
proper appropriation for the respect
i've office commission, board or body
with which the person receiving the
same is connected
SECRETARY OF STATE
Section 10s. Subsection 1 of section
20, section 94h, subdivision (9) of sec
tion 141, subdivision G3) Of section Ia
and sections $50, 1915, 1921 and 1886
81 of the sta utes are amended to
read:
(Section 20) I. The secretary of
state between the first day of August
and the first day of September in each
year in which state officers, represent
atives in congress, members of the as
sembly and state senators are to be
elected for full term of office, or in
which electors of president and vice
president are to be elected, shall make
out notice in writing stating that
at the next general election to be held
on the Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November following
the officers aforesaid, or as many or
such officers as are then to be chosen,
are to be elected and specifying in
senators the respective districts in
which they are to be elected, and shall
publish copy of such notice in a
newspaper printed at the seat of gov
eminent once in each week from the
date of such notice until the election
to which it refers. The expense of
such publication shall be charged to
the proper appropriation for the Sec
rotary of state.
Section 94h. A reasonable compen-
sation shall be paid to inspectors and
clerks of election, and to ballot clerks,
county and district canvasSerS and
messengers employed and performing
duties under the provisions of this
chapter, to be fixed by the town, viii
lage or county board common coun-
Gil and paid from the treasury of the
town, village, county or city by which
employed. The messenger of the can
vassing board of a senate or assembly
district shall be paid by the county to
which he shall be sent Every mes
senger sent by the governor, secretary
of state or state board of convassers
shall be paid out Of the state treasury
q reasonable compensation to be fixed
by the secretary of state, and charged
to the proper appropriation for the
state officer or board dispatching such
messenger.
(Section 141) (9) To keep de-
tailed statement of all fees, including
his fees as commissioner Of public
lands received by him during the pre-
y
ment, together with similar state
ment Of the treasurer and attorney
general, in his biennial report; and
such fees shall be paid weekly
into the general fund of the state
treasury.
Section 144. N3) To exhibit to
and deposit with the governor within
ten days after the thirtieth day of
September in each year, a complete
statement of the funds of the state,
of its revenues and of the public ex-
penditures during the preceding fiscal
year, with a detailed estimate of ex-
treasury for the II current fiscal
year, specifying each object of eXpend.
tture and distinguishing such as are
provided by permanent or temporary
appropriations, and such as are re,
quired to be provided for by law, and
showing the means from which such
expenditures are to be betrayed.
Section $50. He may from time to
time cause to be published in one or
more newspapers such laws or extracts
therefrom relating to the collection or
payment of moneys that may be due
or become due to the state, or the dut-
les to be performed by the public Off
GERS thereof, with appropriate FORMS
as he may deem necessary; and the
expense thereof shall be paid out OF
the state treasury and charged to the
proper appropriation for the secretary
of state
Section 1915. Whenever any county
clerk shall have failed to transmit to
the secretary of state the abstract of
taxes or the duplicate lists of exempt
property, or the schedules of the deaf
and dumb, blind, insane and idotic
persons, as required by sections 1905,
1912 and 1914, or shall have failed to
transmit to the said secretary the GER
tificate required by section 1910, for
ten days after the time he is required
by law to transmit the same, the Sec
rotary of state may, in his discretion,
in either case, send by mail or by spe-
cial messenger, or both, if necessary,
to such county clerk to procure the
same; and such messenger, when sent
shall receive three dollars per day for
his services and ten cents per mile
for each mile necessarily travelled in
the discharge of his duty, to be audited
by the secretary of state and paid out
Of the state treasury, and charged to
the proper appropriation for the sec
rotary of state; and the secretary of
state shall add the amount so paid to
the next state tax apportiOned to the
proper county to be collected and re-
turned as other state taxes; and the
county treasurer shall deduct such
amount from the salary of such de-
linQuent county clerk
Section 1921. Each county clerk shall
receive as compensation for making
such report, ten cents per folio the
amount thereof to be audited by the