The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23
AN ACT

secretary or state.
 AN ACT
 No. 652o (S. S0s. Judge. To fix the compensation of circuit judges.
 circuit solicitors and assistant solicitors in all circuits of the state of Alabama which clrcuits are composed of only one county and having two or more judges. or which circuits may hereafter have two or more judges, and to provide that d porlion of such salaries be paid out of the county treasury of the coun- ties constitutEg the respective circuits. Be it enacted by the legislature of Ala bama:
 Section l. That in all circuits of the state of Alabama which are composed of only one county, and which have more than three judges. the circuit judges and circuit solicitor of such circuits shall each receive an annual salary of four thou | sand five hundred (s45oo) dollars, three thousand (s3000 dollars of the salary of each of such judges, and twenty-four hundred (S2400) dollars of the salary of such solicitor shall be paid out of the | state treasury in the manner now or hereafter provided by law, and one thou sand five hundred (s1500) dollars of the salary of each of such judges and two thousand one hundred $21O0) dollars of
 the salary of such solicitor shall be paid out of the county treasury of the county constituting such circuit in 12 equal , monthly installments upon the warrants of the judge or solicitor.
 Sec. 2. That in all circuits or the state 1 of Ala bama. composed of only one county l or which circuits may hereafter be com posed of only one county, having three judges and the circuit judges and cir cult solicitor of such circuits shall each | receive an annual salary of four thou-
 sand five hundred ($450o)r dollars, three thousand ($3000) dollars of the salary of IL -e II. four hundred C$240O dollars of the salary of such solicitor shall be paid out of the state treasury in the manner now or here after provided by law, and one thousand five hundred ($l500) dollars of the salary of each of such judges and two thousand one hundred (s2100) dollars of the salary of such solicitor shall be paid out of the county treasury of the county constitut- ins such circuits, in 12 equal monthly in- stallmeIts, upon the warrants of the judge or solicitor.
 Sec. 3 That in all circuits of the state of Alabama composed of only one county.
 or which circuits may hereafter be com posed of only one county, having three judges the assistant solicitor shall re- | ceive annual salary of $2400, $500 of which salary shall be paid out of the state treasury as the salaries of circuit solic- itors are paid. and $900 shall be paid out of the county treasury of the county con
 
 ly installments upon the warrant of such
 assistant solicitor. In circuits having more than three circuit judges, the circuit so- licitor may appoint not exceeding three deputy or assistant solicitors who shall be paid the following salaries For the first deputy or assistant solicitor, thirty six hundred t$360O dollars per annum, and for the other two twenty-four hun dred C$2400) dollars per annum each; twenty-four hundred ($2400) dollars an ntally of the salary of the first deputy or assistant solicitor, and eighteen hun dred 01So0) dollars annually of the sal ary of each of the other deputy or assis- tant solicitors to be paid out of the state treasury as the salaries of the circuit solicitors are paid, and twelve hundred ($l20O dollars annually of the salary of the first deputy or assistant solicitor. and six hundred ($600 dollars annually of the salary of each of the other deputy or as- sistant solicitors to be paid out of the treasury of the county composing such circuit, in monthly installments. on war rants drawn on the treasurer by the cir cult solicitor in favor of such deputies or assistants
 Sec. 1. That in all counties of the state Of Alabama which are now, or which may hereafter be composed of only one county. and having two judges, each of the said judges shall receive a salary of four thousand $4O0O) dollars per annum, three thousand ($300O) dollars of the salary of each of such judges shall be paid out of the state treasury in the manner now. or hereafter provided by law, and one thousand ($1000) dollars of the salary of each of such judges shall be paid out of the county treasury of the county con- stituting such circuit. in 12 equal monthly installments. upon the warrant of the president of the board of revenue of such county. That in such circuits the circuit solicitor shall receive salary of three thousand six hundred ($3600) dollars per annum. two thousand four hundred (s240O dollars of which salary shall be paid out Of the state treasury in the manner now. or hereafter provided by law. and one thousand two hundred $1200) dollars of which salary shall be paid out of the county treasury of the county constituting such circuit, in F equal monthly install ments upon the warrant of the president of the board of revenue of such county. Sec. 5. That the assistant solicitor in counties which now, or may hereafter alone constitute circuit having two judges shall receive an annual salary of $500, $15O0 of which shall De paid out of the state treasury in the manner now or hereaftes provided by law for the pay
 ment of circuit solicitors and SSo0 of which salary shall be paid out of the county treasury of the county constitute ing such circuit in F equal monthly in- stallments upon the warrant of the presi- dent of the board of revenue of such county.
 Sec. 6. That if any section, clause or provision of this act shall be declared un- constitutional 1t shall not be held to af- feet any other section, clause or provision of this act. but the same shall remain in l full force and effect
 Sec. 2. That this act shall become ef- fective on the second Tuesday in January, 1917.
 Sec. 8. That the officers named in this soever for their services except the com pensations hereinabove provided. and that
 all laws, local and eeneral. In conflict with