Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-28

| as are now, or may be hereafter allow
ed by law.
IL. Superintendent of schools. TWEEN
tyfour hundred dollars per annum
and one deputy who shall receive sal
airy of one thousand dollars per an
mum; (provided that in counties of this
class the superintendent of schools
shall receive no compensation for ser
vices as a member of the county board
of education or as ex-officio secretary
| thereof)
IL. Surveyor, fifteen hundred dollars
per annum, which shall be in full for
all services required Of him by the
| superior court or board of super
visors, or assessor. 1t shall be his
| duty on demand of the assessor, to pre-.
pare any and all maps, plats or block
books for the. use OF the county as
SCISSOR.
-13. Justices Of the peace shall re-
| ceive the following monthly salaries
! to be paid each month in the same
manner;and out Of the same funds as
county officers are paid, which hall
be in full for all services rendered by
them in criminal cases; in townships
having population of more than four
thousand, seventy-five dollars per
u
tion loss than four thousand and more
than two thousand, fifty dollars per
month; in townships having a popUIa-
tion of less than two thousand, twenty
dollars per month.
Constables shall receive the follow
ing monthly salaries to be paid each
month in the same manner. and out
of the same fund as county officers are
paid, which shall be IN full for all ser
vices rendered by them in Grim nal
cases: in townships having a popITia
ton Of more than four thousand people
seventy five dollars per month; in
townships having a population of less
than four thousand and more than two
thousand. fifty dollars per month; IN
townships having population Of less
han two thousand, twenty dollars per
month. Constables shall cooperate at al
times with the sheriff, and shall per-
form any and all duties that he ma Y
require of them; provided that in civil
cases, the constables shall be entitled
to collect and retain the fees and mile
iagc for their own use.
u. For the purpose of subdivisions
IS and Ia of this section, the population
Iof the several judicial townships shall
be ascertained by the board Of super
visors by multiplying by six the vote
cast for governor in each township a |
tho general election next preceding.
dollars per annum, which shall he IN |
full for all services as supervisor and |
road commits ioner for each year.
Ii. horticultural. commissioner, fif |
teen hundred dollars per annum; pro |
Yided, in counties Of this class, said |
HORTICULTURAL commissioner may appoint |
as many inspectors as may be neces- |
sary for the performance of his duties, |
who shall be paid three dollars and fif |
ty cents for each day of eight hours |
actually engaged in the performance of |
their duties. It is hereby found as a fact /
that the changes provided for in this |
subdivisions do not work an increase in |
the compensation of this office, and it |
IS intended that the same shall apply |
imm ediately to the present incum- |
bents.
IS. Health officer and county ply |
sician, twelve hundred dollars per an
mum: provided, that in counties of this |
class, there shaH be and=fs hereby al |
lowed one sanitary inspector, who |
shall also act as dairy inspector, and |
shall receive a salary of eighteen hum |
dred dollars per annum, which salary |
shall include all his travelling ex-
ipenses.
10. County veterinarian. nine hun |
dred dollars per annum; provided. that |
in counties Of this class, there shall |
be and is hereby allowed three dep |
utleS, VINO small receive SaldrleS Ol
county veterinarian shall perform ali !
duties required Of him by law, and by !
the ordinances or orders of the board
of supervisors.
90. All Officers shall be reimbursed !
by the county for actual expenses
necessarily incurred by them in the
performance of the duties required of
them by law, except as otherwise pro-
vided herein
81 In counties of this class, grand
jurors and trial jurors in criminal
cases shall receive as compensation
fer each days attendance on the grand |
Jury, the superior court justice
court the sum Of three dollars per day,
and for each ni.e actually and neces-
sarly travelled from their residence in
attending court or grand jury, in com
ing only, the sum of fifteen cents per
mile; such mileage to be allowed but
once during each session said Jurors
are required to attend.