The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-03-13
new SALARY BILL
Office of Sheriff and Asses
sor, Treasurer and Clerk
To be segregated.

An act concerning Lincoln county Of
ficers, and fixing their salaries.
Section l. On and after the fifth day
of January 1917. the offices OF sheriff
and assessor of Lincoln county shall be
81 aggregated.
| Sec 2. On and after the fifth day
OF January. 1877, the offices OF Clerk
and treasurer Of Lincoln county shall
be segregated.
Sec. 3. On and after the fifth day
of January. 1917. the salaries OF the
various officers of Lincoln county shall
be as follows:
The county commissioners shall each
receive the sum of three hundred dol
lars per annum.
The sheriff shall receive the sum of
eighteen hundred dollars per annum.
The Assessor shall receive the sum of
one thousand dollars per annum.
The treasurer shall receive the sum
of eighteen hundred dollars per annum.
The clerk shall receive the sum of one
thousand dollars per annum.
The recorder and ex-officio auditor
shall receive the sum of twelve hum
dred dollars per annum.
The district attorney snail be ex-of-
!, ficio public administrator, shall receive
the sum of fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
Sec. 4. The salaries of all the Off
GERS of Lincoln county shall be allowed.
!. audited and paid monthly.
Sec g. The sheriff OF Lincoln county
! Is hereby authorized and empowered to
appoint deputy or deputies, with the
approval of the board Of county commits
:. sloners, whose salaries shall not exceed
: one hundred dollars per month each, to
be allowed and paid In the same man
. ner and from the same funds as the
:, salaries of other officers are paid.
Sec. 6. The salaries hereinbefore pro-
:. vided shall be payment in full for all
!, services and ex-officio services perform
:, and the county commissioners will have
ed by the respective officers mentioned
no authority to allow bills for deputies
is or assistants to any officer with the ex-
= ception OF the sheriff: provided, that tht
$. sheriff the assessor and the district at
Il torney may be allowed travelling expen
a ces not in excess Of five dollars per day
:. II away from the county seat in tn
10 actual performance of their respective
m duties: provided further. however, tina
70 the assessor shall not be allowed to ex
or ceed 5000 per year for travelling expens
e. es for assessing the county.
nd Sec Z. This act shall be in full fore
VS. and effect on and after the fifth da,
Of January 1917, and all parts Of act
20 in conflict herewith shall then be re
xe pealed.
!. Mr.. L. Fl. Beason wired to H. Z
~. Freudenthal under date Of March 10
cd which was received on the 11th the fol
! lowing, relative to the above Salary Bill
i'm "Please get expressions from citizen
il proposed change is satisfactory an
wire so that we may guide further &C
tion."
ID Mr.. Prudential on Thursday on re
ceipt of the wire, interviewed as man
nd as he could that day. and wired the re
,al suit as follows:
m March II, 1874
ad- Hon. L. H. Beason.
in Carson City, Nevada.
,h- Interviewed as many as Icould toda
and of those with whom discussed tn
measure, majority favor segregation ,
the two offices. The reduction in sal
aries on the whole Is not met with Il
vor and considerable objection raise
ID The salaries Of eighteen hundred +
the sheriff and for the treasurer laee
with general approval. The interview
p', as to the district attorney were unar
imous that should be left at OF
Ver hundred and fifty per month. the opil
'eK ions on the assessor ranged from o.
eiy thousand to eighteen hundred, majori
favoring not less than twelve hundre
expressions on the clerks ran from o.
thousand to eighteen hundred b
80 twelve hundred was favorably mentions
The recorder and auditor with but Il
hat exceptions ranged between fifteen hu
les dred and eighteen hundred. Genel
seq opinion is that commissioners sho.
rom receive miage.
ners H. e. FREUDENTHAL
eh- 1t was unfortunate that this bill "
not introduced earlier in the session
that more time could be taken In I
discussion of a measure of SO much i
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