Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-646
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Compensation of officials
Official statutory text
Each member of the board of directors and each appraiser shall
receive compensation allowed by the court and his necessary expenses
for the time actually employed in performing his duties. Before any
duties devolve upon a county clerk or county treasurer under this
act the board of directors of the district shall consult them and
agree upon the salaries for the extra clerical force, if any,
required in their respective offices to carry out the requirements
of the law by reason of the establishment of said district, and the
said board of directors shall provide for and pay said salaries to
said clerk or clerks, while engaged on the work of the district,
which clerk shall be selected and appointed by each of said county
officers for their respective offices. In case of disagreement as
to the compensation of such extra clerical force, the matter shall
be referred to the court for its determination.
receive compensation allowed by the court and his necessary expenses
for the time actually employed in performing his duties. Before any
duties devolve upon a county clerk or county treasurer under this
act the board of directors of the district shall consult them and
agree upon the salaries for the extra clerical force, if any,
required in their respective offices to carry out the requirements
of the law by reason of the establishment of said district, and the
said board of directors shall provide for and pay said salaries to
said clerk or clerks, while engaged on the work of the district,
which clerk shall be selected and appointed by each of said county
officers for their respective offices. In case of disagreement as
to the compensation of such extra clerical force, the matter shall
be referred to the court for its determination.
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