Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05
VChacter POI.

All Act 10 regulate and define the rights
ami privileges of newspaper CORE
spondents IN attendance upon the leg
islatu!e.
Section J. Representatives of the
press are hereby granted the privilege
of the floor OF the House and Senate.
and such representatives shall be sub
ject to such rules as may from time TO
legislature. Such representatives TO
have the above privileges and to be
subject Ito the above named restrictions
shall be actually engaged in sending
lature to daily newspapers, No such
representative shall be interested in any
private claim or measure now pending
before the legislature. nor shall any
such Representative, While acting as
correspondent for any daily newspaper.
ana as such correspondent having the
privileges mentioned in this act, become
interested in the prosecution OF any
such claim or measure.
Section 2. Room elghty-two, the same
being the room known as the pharmacy
and dentistry. room. on The fourth floor
of the state House, shall be maintained
and reserved, during the legislative Ses-
sion. for the use of such representa- tives
of the press, and ii shall be the duty OF
the superintendent Of public buildings to
see that such room is properly furnish
ed. lighted. heated, and kept in order.
Section 3. In the distribution of public
documents. the State librarian and the
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representative Of the press who was on
duty at the last preceding session of the
legislature. such public documents as
are customarily sent to members of the
Chapter POP.
An Act relating to salaries of the subor-
dinate officers of the Senate.
Section l. The secretary of the Senate
shall perform the usual duties of the
ture. file and index all papers. which
have been subject TO adverse legislative
action, index and supervise the publica-
tioI. of the Senate Journal, and in addi-
Der Of the year following the legislative
session TO the work of making prepar-
alton for the incoming legislature. He
shall also perform the duties required
thirty of chapter two of the Revised
Statutes. He shall receive salary OF
fifceen. hundred dollars in fun for all
official services by him performed dur
ing the term for which he is chosen. as
follows; Eleven hundred dollars at the
end OF the session of the legislature.
of the Senate is completed and one hun
dred dollars when the index Of papers is
completed.
Section 3 The assistant secretary Of
the Senate shall receive q salary of six
hundred dollars. His work shall be per-
formed under the direction OF the sec
rotary.
Section 8. The messenger Of the Senate
shall receive a salary OF four hundred
dollars
Section f. The assistant meseenger
folder assistant folder. postmaster and
door keeper shall each receive a salary
OF three hundred dollars.
Section 5. The pages shall each re-
ceNe a salary Of one hundred and
fifty dollars.
Section a The OFFICIAL reporter shan
receive a salary Of one thousand dollars.
section Z. All Of the above officers
SHAH work under the direction OF the
president Of the Senate.
Section s. The above salaries shall be
IN fun for all oficial services by them
performed curing the term for which
tnsS are chosen, and no other or further
except in case Of an adjourned or spec-
Ia session Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS