The copper era and Morenci leader., 1915-02-12

A Chief Clerk at 5000 a month, q
Rate Clerk at $3.50 per month, a Re
porter at 5000 per month, and an
! Expert Stenographer at 500 per
month, and other clerks and general
expenses amount to $500 per year,
and contingent expense estimated
at $25, 900 per year, totaling $52,800.
The Arizona Historian gets a sal
! ary of 5000 per month and in clerks,
office expense and additional, 5000
per month. He is allowed an addi-
tional sum of $4,000 year for travel
/ ing expenses in connection with OBJ
tanning data from the State and Con-
gressional libraries.
1t is interesting to note that such
items of expense have been in the ap-
preparation bills of the Territory and
State for the past six years, during
the time we have had three Histor-
ians, and to date there is compiled,
and it is now proposed to publish two
volumes of Arizona history. In ad-
dition to the foregoing estimated ap-
preparations, there is pending in the
Legislature bill to transfer to the
general fund of the State Historian,
SO, 900 which was appropriated at the
last Legislature for the purpose of
copy of 1.-THE North American In
diam" a most unusual work of art
of great historical value.
The Arizona Horticultural Commis-
sion costs the State annually $4,000
The Arizona Pioneer Historical So
ciety, s1,250.
The Board of Bar Examiners $500.
The Board of Dental Examiners,
$500.
Court Commissioners, 800.
The State Library Board of Cur
ators and Assistant State Librarian
81 $780,
The Attorney General. for the en-
suing year, will have set aside for
his use from the general fund $12,500.
The Auditors Department, which
includes the Deputy Auditor, book
keeper and only two stenographers,
is an annual expense to the State Of
approximately $4,000.
The Banking Department of the
State, which includes the salary Of
the State Bank Examiner and his
assistants and office and travelling
expenses, amounts to $4,000.
In actual outlay and salary and
maintenance costs the Board of Con-
troll will be an estimated expense for
each of the ensuing two years of
approximately $4,000.
The maintenance of the Capitol
building and grounds amounts to
$4,000.
The Governors department, which
includes fund for the publication or
proclamations, notices of rewards,
amounts to only $4,000.
The Pace law, which provides side
line for our State High schools and
Normals, costs the state 100000.
The cost of the Inspector of
Weights and Measures is $500.
The Live Stock Sanitary Board
ha Cfof
The State Veterinarian annually $3,-
500.
The State Sanitary Commission s3,-
500.
The State Game Warden $4,000.
The State pays for the premiums
on bonds of its State officers, which
costs annually $3.50.
The State prints and publishes de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court for
exchange for like reports from other
states, which cost annually $1,000.
$4,000 is paid for printing reports of
State officials and Commissions and
other public printing costs them an
additional $4,000 annually.
The Secretary of State department
costs the State approximately $780,
600 per annum, but this includes the
expense of printing and mailing the
publicity pamphlets at each general
election and the purchase Of the
motor vehicle licenses, which
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