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Tit. XII, Ch. ¿ COUNTY TREASURER. § 3178-al.
6 be revoked in writing, which appointment and revocation shall be
7 filed and kept in the auditor's office. The person or persons thus ap-
8 pointed shall qualify by taking the same oath as his principal, indorsed
9 upon the certificate of appointment. The deputy, in the absence or
10 disability of his principal, may perform all the duties of the principal
11 pertaining to his office. He shall receive a salary of not less than fifty
12 per cent of that of his principal, nor more than fifteen hundred dol-
13 lars per year, to be fixed by the board of supervisors, and in case addi-
14 tional deputies and clerks are needed, the board of supervisors may
15 make such allowance therefor as they deem reasonable. In counties
16 having a population of fifty thousand or over the salary of the first
17 deputy shall be not less than fifty per cent of that of his principal nor
18 more than seventeen hundred fifty dollars per year, to be fixed by the
19 board of supervisors, and the salary of the second deputy shall be not
20 less than fifty per cent of that of his principal nor more than fifteen
21 . hundred dollars per year, and the salary of the third deputy shall be
22 not more than fifty per cent of that of his principal, to be fixed by the
23 board of supervisors. In counties having within their limits a city of
24 forty-five thousand or over the salary of the first and second deputy
25 shall be sixty-five per cent of that of the principal and the salary of the
26 third and fourth deputy shall be fifty per cent of that of the principal,
27 and in case additional deputies and clerks are needed the salary of
28 such additional deputies and clerks shall be fixed by the board of su-
29 pervisors.
30 The increases of salary granted by the provisions of chapter two
31 hundred seventy-eight, acts of the thirty-eighth general assembly be
32 and continue in full force and effect until the first day of June, nineteen
33 hundred twenty-three.
[C, '51, §§ 411-414, 416, 417; R., '60, §§ 642-645, 647, 648;
C, '73, §§ 766-768, 770, 771, 3793; C, '97, § 491; S. S.,
'15, § 491; 37 G. A., ch. 77, § 3; 37 G. A., ch. 331, § 1;
38 G. A., ch. 278, §§ 3, 6 ; 39 G. A., ch. 97, § 1 ; 39 G. A.,
ch. 260, § 3.]
SEC. 3178-al. Resident collectors in certain counties.
1 In counties having a population of fifty-three thousand to seventy
2 thousand, and in which there may exist a city, not the county seat,
3 having a population of six thousand or over, the treasurer may appoint
4 a resident collector of taxes for such city and vicinity under bond as
5 provided in the preceding section, and fix his compensation which shall
6 be the same as other help receives for work of a similar character. The
7 treasurer is authorized and empowered to prepare the necessary books
8 and records for such deputy each year, and to pay the expenses thereof
9 out of the county funds.
[39 G. A., ch. 132, § 1.]