Division III. 2. Structure of the provincial…

1. From 3 M. 8550.- PS ZM 8956.— °) P.S. 3. No. 9298.— P.S. 3 M. 9279. assigned to carry out audits, they voluntarily took orders from various regional offices. We don’t know if they took THEM from the governor’s chancellery, but in 1145 the provincial office was presented to the Senate, and when we took one of the clerks as an auditor, a stop was made on many cases, and “AFISTva” was not carried out. ‘The Senate ordered the auditors to return unauthorized clerks - the auditors did not return’). The shortage of clerical servants in the last states of 1196 can be explained, among other things, by the fact that these states still belonged to the chancelleries, the subjects of the department of which were reduced by the emergence of other institutions created by Peter V. But when all these institutions were abolished, naturally there should have been a request for an increase in the number of clerical servants, and between the two more and more complicated production, strengthening the rare situation, should have raised this request. They tried to satisfy the VMU with the states in 1763, when the number of people who made up the provincial chancellery was significantly increased: 3 secretaries were appointed - with a salary of 375 rubles. per person, protocol clerk - salary 295 rubles, registrar - 1 - 200 rubles, clerical - 7 - 150 rubles each, sub-office clerks - 7 - 130 rubles each, bookkeepers - 10 - 100 rubles each, bookbinder - 1 - 25 rubles, guards - 2 - 18 rubles each. *). Thus, the provincial chancellery at this time formed a sort of full-fledged Factory - so the circle of occupied regional administrators increased, and office production became more complicated. But the structure of some provincial chancelleries was even more complex, especially the Moscow one, which was divided into 8 expeditionary departments, each of which had one secretary, with OpreUP S. 3. No. 9438.° It also talks about clerks, as well as in many other decrees of this time. About podvyachitv everything is mentioned in the decrees of 1765, but little by little it came out of official use, having become confused by the end of the 18th century with the name clerical servants. - °) Si. book of states. ` #4 o e o Gyanirten RA rirchdenye alk a ia nra Prdynrem dlnomu number of clerks '); kromf of that, both with this office! and with the village. Petersburg; searches consisted of ex-dishis; at. Sloboda provincial office. there was a patrimonial department. The structure of the clerical offices was also unique: Novorossiysk, Pskov and Mogilev. At some provinces, chancelleries - Tobolsk, Orenburg, Kazan, Vevsk-Smolensk and Arkhangelsk - there were translators, at some of them - Tobolsk, Orenburg, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod - todmachi t). As for the internal distribution of dfl, in the provincial chancellery, just like in the assembly huts, they were distributed between tables or rows. In the order of 1798, it was prescribed to the regional rulers: “all the cases that formerly existed in different offices, and are now collected in a single office, among the clerical servants, should be described as before there were offices or desks, that is, those who had judicial or investigative matters or accounts 1 other things like that, such people would not have any monetary income, and those who have monetary income and expenditure, such as other judicial and investigative matters. do not attach 3).“ From here it is clear that between. In the last days, as we saw, the most varied matters were dealt with in one and the same place—in monetary matters, judicial matters, in judicial matters, financial matters. Under V. Petrf, financial rights were removed from the department of the provincial chancellery for judicial purposes. The first ones were sent to judicial places, for the latter they were located at the provincial office: the zemstvo office - for the dfl of the zemstvo chamberlain, and for storing monetary fees and in general treasury paperwork - the renterey ‘or the state office (sometimes the zemstvo treasury chamber) *). The chief commander of the first was the zemsyu Kamerir, the main chief of the UP. C