Mississippi Code
General Provisions
§ 25-3-23. Deputy chancery clerk in certain counties

The board of supervisors of any county having two (2) judicial districts and having an assessed valuation of less than Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000.00) for the year 1945, and having a population of less than twenty thousand (20,000) based on the federal census of 1940, may, in their discretion, pay a salary not to exceed Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1200.00) per annum to a regular appointed deputy chancery clerk, who shall reside in and serve in the judicial district of the county other than the judicial district of the county in which the chancery clerk resides, provided the chancery clerk's office in both districts be kept open for official business during the hours required by law.
In counties having two (2) judicial districts, a regular appointed deputy chancery clerk in each judicial district, a total assessed valuation in excess of Fifteen Million Dollars ($15,000,000.00) for the year 1973 and in which Mississippi Highways 8 and 15 intersect, the chancery clerk or deputy clerks designated by him, may be allowed, payable monthly out of the county treasury such sum as the board of supervisors may allow, payable out of the general county fund; provided, the chancery clerk's office in both judicial districts be kept open for official business during the hours required by law. Provided, further, such amounts as may be allowed by the board of supervisors shall be in addition to all other compensation provided by law.
In counties having two (2) judicial districts, a regular appointed deputy chancery court clerk, a total assessed valuation in excess of Ninety Million Dollars ($90,000,000.00), a total population of more than one hundred nineteen thousand (119,000) according to the federal census for the year 1960, and two (2) cities located within such county, each of which had a population of more than thirty thousand (30,000) according to the federal census for the year 1960, the chancery clerk may be allowed, payable monthly out of the county treasury, such sum as the board of supervisors may allow, but not less than Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00) monthly, payable out of the general county fund of such county; and such amounts shall be in addition to all other allowances now provided by law.
In counties having two (2) judicial districts, a regular appointed deputy chancery court clerk, a total population of more than forty-nine thousand (49,000) but less than fifty thousand (50,000) according to the federal census of 1970, the board of supervisors may, in its discretion, pay a salary not to exceed Two Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($2,400.00) per annum to a regular appointed deputy chancery clerk who shall reside in and serve in the judicial district of the county other than the judicial district of the county in which the chancery clerk resides, provided the chancery clerk's office in both districts be kept open for official business during the hours required by law.
The board of supervisors of any Class 4 county, having two (2) judicial districts, traversed by U.S. Highway 51, wherein Mississippi Highways 7 and 32 intersect, may, in its discretion, pay a salary not to exceed Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00) monthly to a regular appointed deputy chancery clerk who shall reside and serve in the judicial district of the county other than the judicial district in which the chancery clerk resides, provided the chancery clerk's office in both districts be kept open for official business during the hours required by law.

Structure Mississippi Code

Mississippi Code

Title 25 - Public Officers and Employees; Public Records

Chapter 3 - Salaries and Compensation

General Provisions

§ 25-3-1. Classifications of counties

§ 25-3-2. Elected county official's salary reductions due to valuation and population changes

§ 25-3-3. Salaries of assessors also serving as tax collectors; additional compensation

§ 25-3-7. State contribution to compensation of assessors

§ 25-3-9. Salaries of county prosecuting attorneys

§ 25-3-11. Travel and expenses of county attorneys

§ 25-3-13. Salaries of supervisors

§ 25-3-15. Additions to assessed valuation for fixing supervisors' salaries in certain counties

§ 25-3-17. Payment of supervisors' salaries

§ 25-3-19. Salaries of county auditors

§ 25-3-21. Allowance for copying assessment rolls

§ 25-3-23. Deputy chancery clerk in certain counties

§ 25-3-25. Salaries of sheriffs

§ 25-3-27. Salaries of deputy sheriffs in counties having two judicial districts

§ 25-3-29. Method of paying salaries

§ 25-3-31. Salaries of elective state and district officers

§ 25-3-35. Salaries of elected judiciary, district attorneys and legal assistants

§ 25-3-38. Payment of additional funds to appointive officials unlawful; penalty

§ 25-3-39.1. Compensation of Deputy Commissioner of Insurance

§ 25-3-40. Annual salary increases; intent to implement minimum wage and maximize salary increases

§ 25-3-45. Penalty for excessive travel expenses

§ 25-3-47. Department subordinates

§ 25-3-49. Salaries in special appointments

§ 25-3-51. Deduction for absence from the state

§ 25-3-53. Compensation of special judges of circuit, county, or chancery courts

§ 25-3-55. Compensation of special judge of Supreme Court

§ 25-3-57. Deduction for absence from court

§ 25-3-59. Deduction for absence from meeting of public service commission

§ 25-3-61. Governor may grant leave of absence

§ 25-3-63. Local governmental entities and local school districts authorized to grant administrative leave with pay to their employees in the event of extreme weather conditions or man-made or natural disasters or emergencies

§ 25-3-67. Deductions from municipal employees' salaries for contributions for United Way, insurance, and United States Savings Bonds

§ 25-3-69. Uniform per diem compensation for officers and employees of state boards, commissions and agencies

§ 25-3-71. Annual report of recommendations of salary increases and amounts