The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-07
MENCE AFTER THIS ACT TAKES
EFFECT. FROM $5500.00 PER YEAR
TO 100000 PER YEAR
4 by initiative petition.

CC = In 1tSAA $COUV.VU Hcl6 CA1t
TO 100000 PER YEAR
Submitted by initiative petition.
AN ACT amending and re-enacting
Section ], Chapter 224 Laws Of 1917 1t
being Section 40 1925 Supplement to
Compiled Laws Of North Dakota 1913
and reducing the annual salary of
each Judge OF the Supreme Court
hereafter appointed or whose term of
office commences after this Act takes
effect from Five Thousand Five Hun
sand Dollars ($500O.O0) per year.
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE
OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO-
Section I Of Chapter pa Of the Laws
of 1917 it being Section 719 Of the 1925
supplement to the Compiled Laws of
North Dakota 1913 is hereby amended
and re-enacted to read as follows:
Section 719: Each Judge of the Su.
preme Court hereafter appointed or
whose term of office commences af-
ter this Act takes effect, shall receive
Dollars (s5000.00).
REDUCING AND FIXING THE SAIL
ARIES OR COMPENSATION OF GER
AND REDUCING AND FIXING THE
SALARIES OR COMPENSATION OF
e c Af MHMBERs 81 SFAl ALL ot AP.
PoINTIvE STATE BOARDS, b.
ED FOR BY Law. AND REDUCING
AND FIXING THE SALARIES OR
COMPENSATION OF ALL DEPUTIES,
ASSISTANTs, SECRET RIES.
C e;L r., AND EMPLoYEEs OF ALL
REAUS AND COMMISSIONS
submitted by initiative petition:
AN ACT reducing and fixing the
salaries or compensation OF the Cover
nor: iieutensnt-Goyernor. Secretary
err. Attorney General, Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Commissioners
OF Insurance. Commissioner Of Agri-
culture and Labor and each Commits
sioner of Railroads, to be elected at
vember 3. 1882, and all subsequent
elections, and reducing and fixing
the salaries or compensation Of all ap.
pointive state officials, and members
or all appointive state boards, bu-
reaus and commissions provided for
by law, and reducing and fixing the
salaries or compensation Of all depu-
ties, assistants, secretaries. clerks and
employees OF all state officials, state
boards, bureaus and commissions, de-
lining the persons and classes of per.
sons whose salaries are reduced or
fixed, specifying the time when this
act shall take effect, and repeating
all acts or parts Of acts insofar as
lAey COUIllCI HcT9WllN.
ia:
Section 1. The Governor shall re.
ceiye an annual salary Of Four Thou
sand Dollars ($4.0oo.o0): the Licuten-
salary of Eight Hundred Dollars
$S00.00): the Attorney General shall
receive an annual salary Of Three
Thousand Dollars ts3.oOo.oo(: the Sc
Gretary OF State. State Auditor. State
treasurer. Superintendent Of Public
instruction, Commissioner OF Agri-
culture and Labor, and the Commits
sloner OF Insurance shall each receive
an annual salary of Two Thousand
Four Hundred Dollars tS2.4Oo.OO):
and each Commissioners Of Railroads
snail receive an annual salary of Two
Thous a -Four Hundred Dollars
($3.4OO.O0.
Section. 2. The sa laries or compen
Gals. including members Of all an
polntiye state boards, bureaus and
commissions. now provided for BY
law. and the salaries or compensation
or an deputies, assistants, secretaries,
clerks and employees Of all state of,
ficials, state boards. bureaus and
commissions are hereby reduced and
fixed as follows: The salaries or
compensation of all persons mention.
ca IN THIS section. which are now fixed
at an amount equaling eighty per
cent OF the amount at which the sal.
aries OF such persons were paid or
fixed as OF the month Of January.
1882. whether such salaries or com.
pensation are fixed or computed on
an annual, monthly or per diem basis.
the salaries or compensation Of ali
persons mentioned in this section
which are not fixed by law shall In
no event hereafter exceed an amount
amount at which such salaries moi
fixed by law were paid or computed
as OF tho month OF January. 1912
whether such salaries or compensa.
tion are fixed or computed on an an
until otherwise changed by the proper
authority such salaries are hereby
liked at eighty per cent Of the amount
computed Or paid as OF the month ri
January. 1882; provided, that the sal.