The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-06

incidental expenses nee
eSsary to transaction of
/ the business of the su-
preme court and clerks
Clerk of supreme court. 500 500 500
Deputy clerk of supreme
Cost and record clerk. -. 800 100
Filing and journal clerk. 200 900
Stenographer for clerk of
/ court .;..----....-. 900 900
Two baiiiffs to attendupon
sessions of court . GOO 600
Totals .s51. 500 51.52o
*"The above item appears as s2S, 600 in
the original bill.
KANSAS STATE PENITENTIARY.
The board of corrections is hereby au-
thorized to buy the following described
Lansing, to-wit: All that part Of Stigers
Island in the Missouri river which lies
the northwest corner of the Delaware
TOWNSHIP in Leavenworth county Kansas
lot one in section eight, lots 1. ) and Of Of
section u and lots 1 and 5 in section
east in Leavenworth county, Kan sns acc CO
Gor,lins to the survey thereof: made by the
shoals and riparian rights and further ac-
cretions thereto.
The Board of Corrections SHALL previous
to the purchase of said land, cause an ac-
under the direction of the Public Utilities
thirty dollars ($3O. OO) an acre including
all coal rights for such land. as may be
available for stock and agricultural pur-
poses; provided, that in no event snail the
aggregate price of said land exceed the
The sum of $24 900 so much thereof as
Pc ne is hereby tS
not otherwise appropriated to pay
for said land and the auditor of
issue his warrants in favor of the Board
of Corrections for such amount may
be necessary to carry out the provisions
OF TINS act. provided, that such
rant shall be issued until the attorney
feet and that the deed of conveyance ten
dered will vest the title to said premises
Sec .. That section 9O1O of the Cen
cal Statutes Of 1909 be amended to read
as follows; Sec 9o1o The secretary of
charter clerk who shall receive an annual
salary of twelve hundred dollars; COM
mission clerk who shall receive an annual
salary of twelve hundred dollars; a re-
cording clerk who shall receive annual
salary of twelve hundred dollars: filing
clerk and copyist who shall receive
nual salary of twelve hundred dollars, and
ual salary of nine hundred dollars.
Sec. 3. That section 4, chapter ,. Laws
Sec That SEXTON so1a se of the General
Statutes of Kansas Of 1909 800, be M, amended
urer of state is hereby authorized to
appoint a special assistant treasurer who
charge of the fiscal agency work of the
state treasurer's office at an annual sal
special assistant state treasurer at an an
nual salary of sixteen hundred dollars: a
ceixe an annual salary of fourteen hundred
dollars: bond clerk who shall re-
dollars an assistant bond clerk who shall
receive an annual salary of nine hundred
dollars ste5nographefr her who shat G reeeiye
and, n guard who shall receive an annual
salary of nine hundred dollars. o..
Laws of 1913, be amended to read as fol-
lows Sec: 3 The attorney general may
also appoint an office assistant at sal
airy of sixteen hundred dollars per annum;
one stenographer who shall receive a sal
airy of twelve hundred dollars per annum;
one filing clerk and copyist, who shall re-
ceive salary of one thousand dollars per
annum; and, two stenographers who shall
See s. The Public Utilities Commission
porter for said commission whose salary
num that ths office s PeG be
sion Laws Of 1913. under the heading
of the Laws Of bnaRnsa led
reporter shall be. sixteen hundred dollars
stallments out of the state treasury.
Sec. Z; That section s. chapter of the
the General Statutes Of Kansas Of 1909 be
The bank commissioner shall receive an
annual salary of four thousand dollars
assistant bank commissioner who shall re
ceive annual salary of three thousand
shall receive annual salary of eighteen
hundred dollars, each: a deputy and book
keeper who shall receive an annual salary
of eighteen hundred dollars; a clerk who
shall receive an annual salary of twelve
hundred dollars; three Stenographers who
shall receive an annual salary of nine hun
dred dollars. each and a deputy bank com
missioner for the building and loan depart
Of IF eighteen hundred dollars ' N'
Sec. 8. That section 4S3 of the General
Statutes of 1909 soI be amended to read as
company examined by the state bank /
his assistants deputies. |
to the officer making the examination a
fee as follows: Any bank or trust com
teen dollars; any bank or trust company
having loans of over $4,000 and not more [
5Faf trust having aI loans Of
S150.OOO and not over 100000 thirty five /
dollars any bank e so 5Tsst so%pany HAY
than $450.OOO, fifty dollars; any bank I
or trust company having loans of over |
dollars any bank or trust company hav- |
ing loans of over 100000, seventy five dol |
Sec. o. That section 9o15 of the General I
Statutes of Kansas of 1909 be amended to
read as follows: Sec. 9O15. The adjutant
general is hereby authorized to appoint /
clerk who shall receive an annual salary
Of twelve hundred ,lr III, dollars liars and, two
salary of nine hundred dollars, each
Sec 10 That IT SCI 1s, he ehapser a97 of the
cha p poS 81 of the Session Laws Of iec1.
Of Medical Registration and Examination,
and to regulate the practice of medicine,
Kansas. prescribing penalties for the vio--
lation thereof. and repeating chapter 6S of