Division III. 1. Historical development of laws regarding governors and their comrades

3. M 5726.— EP. C.3. No. 2776. - 3) Sl. book of states. - “But: it happened that the governors, ‘having not made the expenses required according to the expense sheets, without submitting an annual report, took their salaries and gave it to others: then the Landrichters were supposed to manage the money on the guberpater’s and vice-governor’s people and peasants, and on the Landrats and on orderly people themselves. This method of collecting the salary taken by the governor was a consequence of the barbaric right of the rulers to put their people and peasants on the right for themselves. But when in 1720 a decree was issued about the termination of rights in public, this method of collection by itself should have stopped. The governors, however, violated one of the regulations regarding salaries: they took government drinks without money from taverns, from customs and offices - firewood, supplies, paper, for their household expenses, contrary to the strictest prohibitions'). When governors and regional governors in general in the 18th century took office, the position was initially the same as in the 17th century. Its main meaning was the povfrkf of government cash, which was in the hands of the siphoning regional ruler. In an order to the governors of 1728, this order was defined in the following way: having arrived at the place of his appointment, the governor had to take away from his predecessor: 1) city keys, 9) codes, regulations and all decrees and affairs, 3) lists of service people, 4) artillery, ammunition, with all its accessories and 5) cash collection treasury. Having accepted all this, he transferred it according to inventories or written lists, and the money and provisions according to receipts and expenditure books. One of the lists ———— the convicts were supposed to, with their salaries, give out the lands of the former service people - the strfletskys, the pushkarskys, etc. No. 5801. The property and food money were also received in 1739 No. 6090, In 1137, the servants and governors of the Riga and Revel provinces. and the Vyborg province is ordered to give half of the salary in money, and the other in Siberian. goods. M. 7202. ) P.S., 3. No. 8709. you it Richie Rover Vx Sweeney kick io aya eti ee shadows of accepted cash he. fucked in. oepat,. another: left, in the provincial. office; from. whatever. He didn’t appear, but on his face, he demanded. from the culprit. What if there is a new governor? missed. demanding - it appealed. at him. himself, the Predecessor. He, having not handed over everything according to the list, should not have been expelled from the province. cities; If I was sorry, then the new governor reported this to the Senate, and the Senate fined him. return it to your own account in the city, to return everything according to the list