71.1 EMPLOYMENTS PROHIBITED.
It shall hereafter be unlawful for any person elected or appointed
to any public office or position under the laws of the state or by
virtue of the ordinance of any city in the state, to appoint as
deputy, clerk, or helper in said office or position to be paid from
the public funds, any person related by consanguinity or affinity,
within the third degree, to the person elected, appointed, or making
said appointment, unless such appointment shall first be approved by
the officer, board, council, or commission whose duty it is to
approve the bond of the principal; provided this provision shall not
apply in cases where such person appointed receives compensation at
the rate of six hundred dollars per year or less, nor shall it apply
to persons teaching in public schools, nor shall it apply to the
employment of clerks of members of the general assembly.
71.1 EMPLOYMENTS PROHIBITED.
It shall hereafter be unlawful for any person elected or appointed
to any public office or position under the laws of the state or by
virtue of the ordinance of any city in the state, to appoint as
deputy, clerk, or helper in said office or position to be paid from
the public funds, any person related by consanguinity or affinity,
within the third degree, to the person elected, appointed, or making
said appointment, unless such appointment shall first be approved by
the officer, board, council, or commission whose duty it is to
approve the bond of the principal; provided this provision shall not
apply in cases where such person appointed receives compensation at
the rate of six hundred dollars per year or less, nor shall it apply
to persons teaching in public schools, nor shall it apply to the
employment of clerks of members of the general assembly.
71.1 EMPLOYMENTS PROHIBITED.
It shall hereafter be unlawful for any person elected or appointed
to any public office or position under the laws of the state or by
virtue of the ordinance of any city in the state, to appoint as
deputy, clerk, or helper in said office or position to be paid from
the public funds, any person related by consanguinity or affinity,
within the third degree, to the person elected, appointed, or making
said appointment, unless such appointment shall first be approved by
the officer, board, council, or commission whose duty it is to
approve the bond of the principal; provided this provision shall not
apply in cases where such person appointed receives compensation at
the rate of six hundred dollars per year or less, nor shall it apply
to persons teaching in public schools, nor shall it apply to the
employment of clerks of members of the general assembly.
