RULES. Messrs. Wolfe, Speaker (Chairman), Swisher, McVey, McClintic, Kuykendall, Hayes and Weiss. JOINT COMMITTEE ON PASSED BILLS ON PART OF THE HOUSE. Messrs. Godfrey (Chairman), Scott, Grove, Mahan and Peck ACTS OF 1920 CHAPTER 1. (House Bill No. 9 - Mr. Parsons) AN ACT making appropriations of public money to pay the per diem and mileage of members of the legislature for the extraordinary session of one thousand nine hundred and twenty and for salaries of the officers and attaches thereof and miscellaneous expenses in connection therewith. SEC. 1. [Passed September 17. 1920. In effect from passage.] Appropriations for per diem and mileage of members of the legis- thereof, House of Delegates; Speaker's appointees: Clerk's appointees; miscellaneous items, Senate; per diem of other elective officers; President's appointees; Clerk's appointees. Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia: Section 1. That there be and are hereby appropriated out of 2 the public treasury for the payment of the per diem and mileage 3 of members of the legislature for the extraordinary session of one 4 thousand nine hundred and twenty, the salaries of the officers and 5 attaches thereof, and miscellaneous items, the following sums of 6 money: House of Delegates. Mileage of the members of the house, three thousand five hun2 dred dollars. Per Diem of the Speaker and Members. Speaker of the House for four days at six dollars per day, 2 twenty-four dollars. 3 Eighty-nine members of the house for four days, at four dol4 lars per day each, fourteen hundred and twenty-four dollars. Sergeant-at-arms of the house for four days at seven dol 5 6 lars per day, twenty-eight dollars. 7 Doorkeeper of the house for four days at six dollars per day, 8 twenty-four dollars. Speaker's Appointees. Five floor stenographers for four days at six dollars per day 2. each, one hundred and twenty dollars. .3 One stenographer to speaker of the house for four days at eight dollars per day, thirty-two dollars. 4 5 Assistant sergeant-at-arms for four days at seven dollars per 6 day, twenty-eight dollars. 7 Clerk to sergeant-at-arms for four days at six dollars per day, 8 twenty-four dollars. 9 Five floor pages for four days at three dollars per day each, 10 sixty dollars. 11 One mail and banking page for four days at four dollars per 12 day, sixteen dollars. 13 Four journal pages for four days at four dollars per day 14 each, sixty-four dollars. 15 Two assistant door keepers for four days at five dollars per 16 day, forty dollars. 17 Seven cloak and toilet room keepers for four days, at five 18 dollars per day each, one hundred and forty dollars. 19 One gallery doorkeeper for four days at five dollars per day, 20 twenty dollars. Clerk of the House of Delegates. For services preliminary to, during, and to complete the work 2 of the session, including the printing and indexing of the corrected 3 Journal, head noting, indexing, proof reading, and printing and 4 distributing the acts of this extraordinary session, twenty-seven 5 days at fifteen dollars per day, four hundred and five dollars. 6 Two desk clerks for four days, at ten dollars per day each, 7 eighty dollars. 8 One-half of the compensation of the supervisor of printing 9 of the two houses, for services preliminary to, during and to com10 plete the work of the session for fifteen days, at six dollars per day, 11 ninety dollars. 12 One reading clerk, four printing clerks, two bill record clerks, 13 one stenographer to chief clerk, three assistant clerks, and one 14 office stenographer for four days at eight dollars per day, three 15 hundred and eighty-four dollars. |