The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-02-06

and an allowance of $50 for postage
and stationery.
Indiana-Members receive IS day
and mileage of So for every TWEEN
ty-hve miles in a round trip.
Iowa-$3 q day and a mileage of SO
for every twenty miles of the round
trip.
Kansas-MeInbers may not receive
in excess of S240 for the session, with
a mileage not to exceed $3.50.
Louisiana-s5 a day for session days
and a. mileage of cents
Maine-Members receive $3.50 for
the entire session and a mileage of
81 for each ten miles in the round
trip.
Maryland-$5 for each session day,
by constitutional provision. Mileage
is fixed by statute for each town in
the state.
Massachusetts per month and
Minnesota-Members receive SIS a
day, with a mileage of Is cents. The
presiding officer in both branches re-
ceives $40 a day and members are
paid once in ten days throughout the
session.
houses receive s40O for the session and
a round trip, mileage of 10 cents. The
speaker of the House and the lieuten-
ant governor receive $3.50 each if a
session is called, the members are paid
at the rate of SIS a day.
Michigan-$3 a day and mileage
of 10 cents.
Nebraska-$s a day and mileage
of 10 cents
Observation-Disclosures are paid $500 for
the session and a mileage of 5 cents
for one round trip.
ficers receive $3.50 each and the 9TH
er members of the House and Senate
5000. The mileage of members is de-
termined by committee.
New Observation-Disclosures of the Cen
era1 Assembly under the new consti-
tuition, receive IS a daC with a mile
age of 10 cents
New Jersey-.'$5Oo per annurn and
no other allowance or emolument, d.
rectly or indirectly, for any purpose
whatever"
New York-Members receive $1,000
a session and 81 for every ten miles
of one. round trip.
North Caro1ina-The members are
paid 81 day for sixty days and re-
ceive no pay for subsequent days, in
case the session exceeds sixty. The
speaker of athe House and the pre-
Sc a day and all receive a mileage Of
10 cents.
North Dakota-s5 a day and 10
cents per mile.
ohio-t'No member of the Legisla-
ture shall receive more than 50 per
day during his attendance on the
Legislature nor more for every twenty
five miles he shall travel in going and
returning from the General Assent bly,
! Oklahona-stMem of the Legis-
| Iature shall receive So a day and 10
cents per mile for every mile of neces.
sary travel in going to and returning
| add-WHAT THE STATES
| from the nIaQa of 0f the Leg
| fslature on the most. usual route and
| shall receive no other compensation.
| Provided, that members of the Legis-
iature, except during the first session
| thereof held under this constitution,
shall receive only $2 per die for their
services after sixty days of such ses-
| sion have elapsed
Oregon--MemPers shall: -ecaiT@ not
/ to exceed So a day and not to exceed
! $3.50 a session. The presiding officers
| of both houses shall receive 81 a day
| in excess of the pay of the other mem
! bers. The pay for extra sessions shall
be So a day, but no such session shall
extend over twenty days. For both
regular and extra sessions the mileage
shall be So for every twenty miles.
Pennsylvania-Me Members receive ST.
| 600 for 100 days and $40 a day for
| each additional day of the session up
| to fifty days.
| Rhode Island-The presiding Off
Ger of the Senate and the speaker of
the House shall receive $40 a day
and all other members of the Legisla-
ture shall receive SIS a day and cents
mile for one round trip. No session
shall exceed sixty days in length.
South Carolina-Members of the
| General Assembly shall receive 81 a
day. mileage of 10 cents a mile for
one round trip and an allowance OF
/ $40 for postage and stationery.
/ South DakOta-Memb erS of tho
General Assembly receive SIS a day
and a mileage of 10 cents
| nessee-Mernb ers are to receive
/ 81 a, day and mileage of "a for. ev-
| cry twenty-five miles of travel on one