Henry v. Dolen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOweN, J.
A consideration of this case must be premised upon the well established proposition that a public officer takes his office cum onere and is entitled to no salary or fees except what the statute provides. Outagamie Co. v. Zuehlke, 165 Wis. 32 (161 N. W. 6), and cases cited on page 40/ A member of the county board is entitled to a per diem for the time he is in actual attendance upon the sessions of the county board, Sec, 59,03, Stats, The county board may *625provide for committees and fix their compensation, which in Vernon county is limited to thirty days in the aggregate for services on one or…
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