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

State treasury agent two thousand doll
lars;
The commissioner Of immigration, two
thousand dollars.
2. The commissioner Of banking shall
receive an annual salary of five thousand
dollars;
The deputy commissioner of banking
shall receive an annual salary of three
thousand dollars.
3. Each civil service commissioner shall
receive ten dollars per day for time ac-
tually and necessarily devoted to his Of
fetal duties not exceeding eighty days In
! any one year.
4. The officers enumerated in subsec-
lions l, 2, and 8, of this section shall be
reimbursed for necessary expenses in
Cured by them in discharge of their Of
fetal duties.
8. The officer or officers at the head
of the several offices. commissions.
boards, or bodies, with which the fore
going enumerated officers are connected,
including the commissioners of publd
lands and the printing board, shall have
authority-subJect to the provisions OF
sections 990--1 to 990-32, inclusive, of the
! statutes, in cases where the provisions of
said sections are intended to apply, and
subject to the approval of such other Of
| ficer or body as may be required by law
clerks stenographrs, and employees, as
shall be necessary to properly perform
sud discharge the duties, functions, and
obligations imposed by law upon the re-
| spective office, commission, board or body,
! to prescribe their duties and designate
| their respective titles, and the persons SO
! appointed shall be paid out of the stats
| treasury such salary or compensation as
| shall be fixed by the officer or officers
| making the appointment, and shall be re-
| imbursed for necessary expenses incurred
| in the discharge of their duties; provided,
| that the deputies, assistants or other
subordinates mentioned in subsections l
| and of this section 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 Of
Ger or officers by whom appointed and
shall be paid the salary or compensation
| specified in subsections l and of this
section
The powers and duties incident to any
| office abolished by this section shall con-
| tfnue as at present and shall deVolve upon
| such person as the appointing officer or
| body shall designate for the exercise and
! performance thereof, and the appoint
ment or designation of any person by any
appointing officer or body to any office
or position by any title or designation now
| provided by law, shall be sufficient to
| confer and impose upon the person so
appointed or designated the powers and
duties now by law made incident to such
! office or position, but nothing in this sec
! ton shall be construed as affecting the
tenure of persons in the civil service at
the time this section goes into effect.
6. The salary compensation and eX-
penSeS palQ TO any OFFICER, deputy, as
sistant, clerk stenographer, or employee,
! shall be charged against the proper APP
preparation for the respective office, COM
mission, board or body. with which the
| person receiving the same Is connected
| 7. All acts or parts of acts conflicting
! with the provisions of this section are
| hereby repealed.
| Section q This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after July 10
| 1913.
Approved June 25, 1918. Copy Law
No. 546, 81 Published June 26, 1919
" CHAPTER 557, LAWS OF 1918.
| AN ACT-To create section 92S-161 Of
| the statutes, relating to officers in cities
| of the fourth class.
| The people of the State or Wisconsin,
| represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. There is added to the stat
! utes a new section to read: Section 926-
| 161. In any city of the fourth class.
where the city attorney is elected by the
| council or appointed by the mayor sub
! iect to approval or confirmation by the
| council, such council or the mayor ana
! council may, when in their judgment the
| best interests of the city so require, elect
| or appoint a city attorney who is not a
resident elector of said city. and the cleo
ton or appointment of any such person
as city attorney, heretofore made in any
such city, and all his acts within the
scope of his official duties, where other
wise valid, are hereby declared to be
! valid.
Section g. This act shall take effect
| upon passage and publication.
Approved June 26, 1913. Copy Law
| CHAPTER 55S. LAWS OF 1913.
| AN ACT-To repeal sections 491a, 49lb
| and 496 of the statutes, and to create
section 496 and section 1927 of the