United States.

District of
Columbia.

3. APPOINTED OR ELECTED.

Appointed. By President. § 11, Act to Regulate Commerce, as am'd.

Appointed by the President. Two members are appointed by the President with advice and consent of the Senate. The third, Engineer Commissioner, is an officer of the Corps of Engineers of the United States army, ranking above captain, who shall be detailed by the President. 20 U. S. Stats. at Large, p. 102, c. 180, §2. (See note p. 9.)

The Commissioners of the District of Columbia are made, ex officio, the Public Utilities Commission. They shall elect a chairman biennially. District Appropriation Act, March 4, 1913, § 8, par. 97.

Elected. Code 1907, § 5633.

Alabama.

Elected. Const., Art. XV, § 1. Commissioners to elect chairman. Laws Arizona. 1912, c. 90, § 3 (a).

Appointed. Const., Art. XII, § 22, as am'd October 10, 1911 (see Stats. 1911, California. Pt. 2, p. 2048); Stats. 1911, 1st ex. sess., c. 14, § 3 (a). President to be elected by commission. Same, § 3 (a).

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Appointed. Governor to designate chairman. Laws 1913, c. 127, § 4. (See Colorado. note p. 3) 1

Appointed by the general assembly upon nomination by governor. 1911, c. 128, § 2.

§ 5.

Elected. Gen. Stats. 1906, § 2882.

Elected. Code 1910, § 2615.

Appointed. Commission elects its president. Laws 1913, c. 61, § 3 (a).

P. A. Connecticut.

Florida.

Georgia.

Idaho.

Illinois.

Appointed. Governor to designate chairman. Laws 1913, p. 459,1 § 1.
Appointed. Acts 1913, c. 76, § 2. Chairman elected by commission. Same, Indiana.

Appointed. Laws 1911, c. 238, § 5.

Kansas.

Elected. Commission to elect chairman. Const., Art. 283. The state is Louisiana. divided into three districts and one is elected from each district. Const., Art. 289.

Appointed. Chairman to be designated by Governor. Laws 1913, c. 129, § 1. Maine. (See note p. 3.)

Appointed. Ann. Code 1911, Art. 23, § 414.

Appointed. Acts 1913, c. 784, § 1.

Appointed. P. A. 1909, No. 300, § 1.

Elected. One from each supreme court district. Code 1906, § 4826.

Appointed. Chairman designated by governor. Laws 1913, p. 556, § 4.

Maryland.

Massachusetts.

Michigan.

Mississippi.

Missouri.

Elected. Rev. Codes 1907, § 4363; Laws 1913, c. 52, § 2. Commission to Montana. elect chairman. Same, § 4367.

Elected. Const., § 690 in Stats. 1911; Stats. 1911, § 5656, as am'd 1913, Nebraska. c. 149, § 3.

Appointed. By a railroad board, consisting of the governor, lieutenant- Nevada. governor and attorney-general. Rev. Laws 1912, § 4549.

Appointed. Chairman appointed and commissioned as such. Laws 1911, New c. 164, § 2 (a).

Hampshire.

1 Effective January 1, 1914.

New Jersey.

New Mexico.

New York.

North

Carolina.

North Dakota.

Ohio.

Oklahoma.

Oregon.

Pennsylvania.

Rhode Island.

South

Carolina.

South Dakota.

Tennessee.

Vermont.

Virginia.

Washington.

West
Virginia.

Wisconsin.

Appointed. Chairman elected by board annually. Laws 1911, c. 195, §§ 1, 5.

Elected. Const., Art. XI, § 2. Chairman to be elected annually by commission. Same, § 4; Laws 1912, c. 78, § 1.

Appointed. Governor to designate chairman. Laws 1910, c. 480, Pub. Ser. Com. Law, § 4.

Elected. Commission shall elect chairman. Rev. 1905, § 1055.

Elected. Const., § 82. Commission to elect president. Rev. Codes 1905, $364.

Appointed. Governor to appoint chairman. Laws 1913, p. 804, § 1 [487]. Elected. Const., Art. 9, § 15. Commission to elect chairman. Same, § 18a. Elected. One from first congressional district, one from second congressional district, and one from state at large, vacancies to be filled by governor, secretary of state and state treasurer. Lord's Ore. Laws 1910, § 6875. Commission to elect chairman biennially. Same, § 6876.

Appointed. Chairman to be designated by governor. Laws 1913, No. 854,
Art. IV, § 2.

Appointed. Commission to elect chairman biennially. Laws 1912, c. 795, § 3.
Elected. Code 1912, § 3138.

Elected. Rev. Pol. Code 1903, § 187.

Elected. Acts 1897, c. 10, § 1. Commission elects its chairman biennially. Same, § 2.

Appointed. Chairman also designated biennially. Pub. Stats. 1906, § 4592. Appointed. Commission to elect chairman annually. Const., § 155; Code 1904, 1313a (2).

Appointed. Commission to elect chairman. Laws 1911, c. 117, § 2.
Appointed. Chairman elected by commission. Acts 1913, c. 9, § 1.

Appointed. Commission to elect chairman biennially. Stats. 1911, § 1797-1.

United States.

District of
Columbia.

4. SALARY.

$10,000. § 24, Act to Regulate Commerce, as am'd.

$5000. Civil commissioners. Engineer commissioner shall receive his allowances and pay as army officer. But in the Appropriation Act of 1913, a sufficient

sum is appropriated to make his salary $5000. 20 U. S. Stats. at Large, p. 102, c. (D. C.) 180, § 2. (See note p. 9.)

President, $3,500; others, $3,000. Code 1907, § 5640, as am'd 1907, sp. sess., No. 21, § 1.

Alabama.

$3,000. Laws 1912, c. 90, 10.

Arizona.

$8,000.

Stats. 1911, 1st ex. sess., c. 14, § 10 (a), as am'd 1913, c. 553, § 2 1-2.

California.

Chairman, $4,000. Code 1910, § 2622. Others, $2,500. Same, § 2621.

$4,000. Laws 1913, c. 61, § 10 (a).

Florida.

Georgia.

Idaho.

$10,000. Laws 1913, p. 459,1 § 5.

Illinois.

$6,000. Acts 1913, c. 76, § 5.

$4,000. Laws 1911, c. 238, § 5.

$3,000. Const., Art. 287.

Chairman, $5,000; other members, $4,500. Laws 1913, c. 129, § 2. (See note p. 3.)

Chairman, designated by Governor, $6,000; others, $5,000. (To avoid a con(To avoid a con- Maryland. stitutional provision limiting the salaries of state officials to $3,000, the salaries of the commissioners are fixed at $3,000 as state employees, the balance, under the act, being paid by the city of Baltimore, to the commissioners as "employees of said municipal corporation.") Ann. Code, 1911, Art. 23, § 414.

Chairman, chosen by commission, $8,500; others, $8,000. Acts 1913, c. 784, Massachusetts.

Indiana.

Kansas.

Louisiana.

Maine.

$5,000, chief commissioner; $4,000, first associate commissioner; $2,500, second Nevada. associate commissioner. Rev. Laws 1912, § 4549 g.

Chairman, $3,700; other members, $3,500. Laws 1911, c. 164, § 2 (e), as am'd New 1913, c. 145, § 2.

Hampshire.

1 Effective January 1, 1914.

North
Carolina.

North Dakota.

Ohio.

$15,000. Laws 1910, c. 480, Pub. Ser. Com. Law, § 13.

$2,000. (In addition $500 as State Tax Commissioners.) Rev. 1905, § 2754.

$2,000. Const., § 84; Laws 1909, c. 216, § 4.

$6,000. Laws 1913, p. 804, § 4 [490].

$4,000. Lord's Ore. Laws 1910, § 6876, as am'd Laws 1911, c. 279, § 79.

Oregon.

Pennsylvania.

$10.

Rhode Island.

Chairman, $10,500; other members, $10,000. Laws 1913, No. 854, Art. IV,

$4,000, chairman; $3,500, members. Laws 1912, c. 795, § 4.

$2,100. Code 1912, § 3138.

South

Carolina.

South Dakota.

$2,500. Laws 1913, c. 310.

Tennessee.

Chairman, $4000; other members, $3000. Acts 1897, c. 10, § 3, as am'd 1907, c. 390; 1913, c. 10.

$1,700. Chairman, $500 additional. Laws 1908. No. 116, § 21.

Not less than $4,000. Const., § 155. $4,000. Code 1904, §§ 183, 1313a (54).

Three years for civil commissioners. Engineer commissioner is detailed from time to time without fixed term. 20 U. S. Stats. at Large, p. 102, c. 180, § 2. (See note p. 9.)