Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
County School Superiniendents.

Armslrong-Robt " Smith 500 300
Eeaver-R n Avery $50 $50
Beiford-Henry Heckerman 500 300
Befks-Rey VIM 4 Good. 9i2 25o
Biair-John Dean 600 400
Bradlori-Teacher c r Coburn 1000 500
Bucks-Wm Johnson 1000 1000
Thomas Balph 300 800
Cambna-S Mccormick 500 400
Carbon-Thos |. Foster 400 400
Cenlre-Teacher J Burrell 500 COO
chester-Dr Franklin Taylor 1000 1000
Clarlou-John G Magonigle 900 300
C!earfeL-Rev l. l. Still 600 200
Ciinton-JeSSe II Berry 600 900
Columbia-Teacher VIM Burgess 400 800
Crawford-S 7 Bates Goo 400
Cumberland-Daniel Shelly Goo SEQ
Dauphin-S d Ingram $50 300
Delaware Charles W Deans 500 $50
Elk-Dr Charles Early 400 IS
Eric-Wm II Armstrong 500 GOO
Fayeue-JoShua V Gibbons 800 500
Forrst-CyruS Blood 200 %
Frankln-P VI Shoemaker 500 Goo
Fuiton-Rev Robert Ross 200 100
Grcenc-A J MGlumphey 4G9 262
Hunting Cdon-Alber Owen COO 800
Indiana-Rrv ) Boleman' ESQ 500
Jeierson-Samnel M'Elhore 500 800
Juniata-Wm W Burch6eld' 500 200
Lauca,ter-Tea ] 5 Crumbaugh' 1900 1900
iawrence|fhomas Berry 500 500
Lebanon-John Kluge' 760 100
IehIgh- Hiram J Schwartz 500 500
Luzerne-Tea l. Richardson 500 SOC
Lycomng-Hugh Castles 800 500
Mckean-LGther K Wisner $50 $50
Nercer-Calvin w Gilfillan COO 400
Nifllin-Teacher A Hawn GOO 500
M0nroe-CharleS 5 Detrick' 100 300
Monlgomerv-Dr Ephraim l. Ackei' 1890 coo
Nontour-A B Putnam 500 $50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hlburn. eco 625
Norlhmbd-Rev ReimenSnyder' 400 300
Perry-Rev Theo p Bucher 4o0 300
Pille-Phi.ip F Fulmer 100 100
Pcner-Rev Hendricks 800 500
Sghuyl.ill-J Krcwson' 1000 1000
SNYDER new COD ; Bower 200
Sonerset-I X Miller AIS 400
Sullivan-C Richardson 800 80
Su>quehanna-B F Tewksbury' 600 $50
TIoga-Newel l. Reynolds 900 400
Uuion-D Heckendorn' GOO 300
Nerango-Wm Bergwin 500 200
Warren-L l. Spencer coo 800
Washington-J II Longdon 500 1000
Wayne-SamueI 4 Terrell 1000 500
Westmoreland-J r M'Afee 500 $50
Wyoming-Iohn G Spalding $50 $50
York-A Blair 1000 500
Those marked thus we recognise as
having been re elected, and there may be
others also who have been been chosen a
second time. Those marked "Tea." were
Teachers by profession, and doubtless others
are who are not known to US.
1t will be seen that the salaries have
generally been raised to a respectable
sum, evincing a general satisfaction with
the system, and determination to offer
liberal compensation. Most of the Super
intcndcnts are now well paid, and should
give good proof of their work.
1t Will be observed that Judge Wilmot's
county has increased their Superintendent's
salary from $500 to $1,000; it has 32l
schools Gen. Packers county, with 100
schools, has decreased the salary from $500
to $500.
Tioga is the strongest Republican county
in the State, (having given Fremont 45ll
votes, and Buchanan 1860 1t has raised
the salary Of her Superintendent from Si00
to 5000. 1t has 205 schools
The strongest Democratic county in the
State is Monroe, where they gave 2275
votes for Buchanan, and only 629 for Ere
mont and Fillmore together. Monroe has
So schools, and last year gave $500 for
their supervision, but now cuts down the
Office to 500 salary! "Old Barks," on
the contrary, with 4Ol schools, has raised
her Suporintendcnt's salary from $3.50 to
1912, while old Lancaster with her AL
schools, pays $500, as before.
The State appropriation for Common
Schools (including salaries of Superinten-
dcntS) is this year S2S0,000.