Each presidential elector
aforesaid, shall receive from the State Treasury the sum of
three dollars for every day spent in traveling to, remaining
at, and returning from, the place of meeting aforesaid, and
shall be entitled to mileage at the rate of three cents per
mile to and from his home, to be computed by the ordinary mail
route between their homes and the place of meeting aforesaid.
And the contingent expenses of the electoral college, not
exceeding one hundred dollars in amount, shall likewise be paid
by the State Treasurer, in both cases upon warrants drawn by
the presiding officer of the college.
ARTICLE XVI
Primary and Election Expenses§ 1504Compensation of Presidential Electors; Expenses of Electoral College
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