New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

Amount 70 be raised bv s3O,5lO II
M-cOUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
Statement No shows the Of the salaries of the
clerks and assistants employed in this office ana also ne
officers appointed attend the Supreme Court and the
Cont Of Common Pleas.
The of the persons employed in the Clerk
Office is paid from the fees perquisites and emoluments
paid into the treasury by the Clerk The Act, chapter
32 of the laws of ls47 provides that all fees pequsites
end emolumens of the County Clerk, Surrogate, Register
and Clerk Of the Supreme Court shall be paid into the
City Treasury and that greater sum shall be paid for
the salaries of officers and the maintenance of the
Offices than the amount thus paid into the treasury In
April last an Act was passed. chapter l2 increasing the
fees of the clerks for searches and permitting him to re
tain these TO his lie is also required to employ
additional searches and to pay them from the fees for
searching The fees paid into the treasury for the past
year. have not been adequate to the maintenance Oh the
office.
In January when the Clerk took possession Of the office
there was an arrearage of nearly due for stationery
procured before he in and yet there very little
stationery in the Office The fees have not enabled the
himself since The close Of the first quarter An appropr.
ton will be required for this arrearage of stationery al
though the fees Of the office ought to pay but in other
respects the office must be maintained from tho fees
An appropriation will also be required for the officers of
Supreme Court and the Court of Common Pleas follows
1hteen officers to attend Supreme Court, 300 -.
each. Ss,lOo
Arearages, their salaries having been raised
from $500 to $780, see Statement No. &c.. lib II
Total. .slo,gla II
Nine officers TO attend Court Of Common Pleas
at SEQ each. st,5OO
Anearages for do.................. 2,2Os-s,50s 90
To be raised BY tax...............sIs,7I II
x-MARIEE COURT.
Statement No TO- is estimate of the sum required for
the payment of salaries in the Marine Court These are
follows:
Three Justices at 1000 each. ..... $4,000
One Clerk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Seven officers, at 5000 each. .......... 1900
Total $1,000
An additional Judge has been appointed in this Court
and the salary Of each OF the three third greater
than the paid TO each of the two former Justices the
total increase being 5000 The salary OF the Clerk has
been increased one fourth and the assistants paid
$4,000, instead Of $500 in 1852.
M.-sURROGATEss OFFICE
Statement No IL is estimate of the required for
the maintenance of this office The total is ell SEQ which
includes deficiency of 5000, and the amount Of $3.50 for
additional debt All these paid out of fees
ceived from the Surrogate This officer has paid into the
Treasury since the let Of January last the of So,
III 50, and has drawn therefrom $40 3D.
xII.-CoROSERs.
Statement No 10 is estimate by the Coroners of the
required by them for the year 1884 being $4,000 This
is increase Of $4,000 the appropriation of 1883
MILNE wARDESs.
Statement 10 is estimate from the Clerk of Fire
N8T@ens, Of the amount of expenditures in 1884. There
twelve Fire NaTdens, and their pay has been in
creased from $3.50 TO $500 each The amount of apprO
pTiaon required TO be raised by tax is 81 500 90.
xV.-BoARD or EDUcArfoS.
Statement No. II is estimate made by the Board of
Education of the required TO be raised by the Super
Nisos, and appropriated by the Common Council for the
erection and repairs of school houses and for the support
and maine of the Public Schools OF the City The
total TO be appropriated is s633,sl3 so.
y.-CoMNoS COUNCIL.
Statement No. Is is estimate of the pay of the Com
Council, and of the Aldermen Supervisors;
gehe with the salaries Of the Clerks and officers of the
Common Council. The totals follows:
Pay OF Common Council. $500