Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

Az, Aaandroscoggin. twenty-five hun
;A,roostook. twenty-five hundred
lars, "1 uoi-
Franklin. one thousand dollars,
hancock. sixteen hundred dollars,
Kennebec. twenty-eight hundred
Knox, twelve hundred dollars.
Lincoln. eight hundred dollars,
.OX1ord, twelve hundred dollars,
Penobscot, twenty-eight hundred
.Piscataauis. one thousand dollars.
Sasadahoc, fifteen hundred dollars.
=, somerset, fourteen hundred dol
Waldo, twelve hundred dollars.
Washington, fourteen hundred dol
York. twenty-five hundred dollars.
together with free rental of the
with the county Jail in each county.
including the necessary light and
fuel. Said salaries shall be in full
compensation for services in at
tendance upon the supreme judicial
court and upon the superior courts
IN the counties of Cumberland and
kennebec as jailer. master or keeper
OF the Jail in each county. for re
celVinS and committing prisoners
therein and for the service of all
criminal processes and the per-
Torrance of all duties relating to the
enforcement of all criminal laws.
Such necessary incidental expenses as
are just and proper. incurred in the
performance of their public duties.
INCLUDING all necessary expenses for
alo IN Keeping the jails, shall be al
lowed by the respective boards of
county commissioners of said coun-
ties and paid from county treasures
App. Mar. %.
CHAPTER 10Y
An Act in Relation to Employees and
once Expenses of the Department
OF the Attorney General.
me attorney general is authorized
70 employ in his office in addition to
the officers named in section sixty
seven or chapter eightytwo of the
revised statutes. as amended by chap
Yer Two hundred and ten of the pub
nc laws of nineteen hundred and
nlneteen, additional clerks as the
business of his office may demand,
whose appointment and compensation
Shali be subject to the approval of
the governor and council. He may
also incur a reasonable expense for
postage. printing. stationery. and
other office eXpenses.-App. Mar. 2S
CHAPTER 1Os
An Act to Amend Section Forty-four
of Chapter One Hundred and Seven
teen OF the Revised Statutes, as
Amended. Relating to the Salary of
the County Treasurer of Hancock
County.
Section forty-four OF chapter one
hundred and seventeen of the revised
statutes. as amended by chaptcr one
hundred and siNty-sevcn of the public
laws OF nineteen hundred and severn
teen, chapters two hundred and four
teen and two hundred and fifty nine
of the public laws of nineteen hum
dred and nineteen. and by chapter
two hundred and nineteen of the pub
lie laws of nineteen hundred and
twenty-onc. is hereby further amend
cd by striking out following the word
Hancock in the ninth line. the
words i've hundred dollars" and in
sorting in place thereof tho words
six hundred dollars so that said see
ton. as amended. shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec. A.. County trcasurers in the
several counties shall receive annual
salaries from the treasures of the
counties in monthly payments paid on
the last day of each month. as fol-
lows:
'Androscoggin. eighteen hundred
dollars.
.Aroostool<, eight hundred dollars.
Cumberland. two thousand dollars,
.Eranklin, four hundred dollars,
Hancock. six hundred dollars.
'kennehcc. fifteen hundred dollars,
Knox. four hundred dollars.
Lincoln, three hundred dollars
oxford. six hundred fifty dollars.
penobscot eighteen hundred dol
lars.
'Piscataquis, five hundred dollars.
'Sagadahoc. five hundred dollars,
Somerset. six hundred dollars,
Waldo. four hundred dollars.
washington, seven hundred dol
lars.
York. eight hundred fifty dollars.
Each of the counties above named
shall pay the premium on the official
bonds of its treaSurer.'-App. Mar. 2S.