The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-11

CITY OFFICERS AND THEIR SALARIEs.-As
q matter OF general interest, we publish be-
low q list of the city officers, with names of
lowing are the officers elected by the people:
A. NJ. Kelley, Mayor, 81 800, paid by the
city. ,..~.,
and S2,70O by State; total, $4,7O0.
William II. Allderdice, 81, 800, paid by the
CITY. ..-...- r~..s. .r.,g &v!ft--'.3- -
N. NJ. Lee, Sergeant, no salary, fees from
both city and State.
John F. Regnault, collector, $500, paid
by the city. -
julius c. Fischer, 81, 156.O6 by the city,
and s., 800 by the State. ...
The assistants Of the Collector and Com
missioner Of the Revenue are paid by those
officers. The deputies Of the Treasurer (as
he informs the Auditory on the part of the
State receive the entire emoluments OF the
office received from the State. The Col
lector's pay is one-fourth per cent. of col
lections made. The Commissioner of the
Revenues allowance is per centage on as
sessments. The S4,15G.0G above stated as
paid by the city was the sum paid him for
the assessment of the year 1871, and the
81, 800 by the State is the amount estimated
By him as the pay for the assessment OF the
year 1871 for the State.
The following is list of the officers
elected by the City Council, with their re-
spective salaries:
John. A. Meredith, City Attorney, % 900.
C.H. Dimmock, City Engineer, $1,000.
James L. Davis, superintendent OF the
Water Works, 81 800.
John II. Knowles, Superintendent of the
Gas Works, 81 800.
James 81. Binford, Superintendent OF
Public Schools, 81, $50. ~
&c. Howard, City Clerk, 81 800.
D. a. Cardwell, Clerk to Treasurer, ST.
John Q. Winn, Clerk to Auditor, 81 ,25O
Samuel Ellis, Clerk OF First Market,
81, 900.
George Timberlake, Clerk of Second Mar
Benjamin T. 7; August, Messenger to City
Council, 81 600. ..
C. P, Bigger, Superintendent of Aims
house and Shockoe Hill Cemetery, $l,OoO,
and house rent, gas, and fuel.
VIM. L. Smith, Keeper Of Oakwood Gem
etery, $500 and house. -
DrS. j. G. Cabell, r. S. j. PEBBLES, and
w. Fl. Taylor, 800 each. ~
Joseph j. White, Police Justice, $1,000.
ID. c. Richardson, Clerk to Police Justice,
81 700. :, go
John zoe, Jr., CnlcI Oh EOlice, SI,oOo.
Jas. M. Tyler, 1st Captain Police 81, 600
Chas. II. Epps, I'd Captain, Sl,ooo Johh
| Disney, Sd Captain, 81 GOO.
Geo. A. AInslie, Chief Engineer Fire De-
partment, 81 600.
M. T. Phillips, B. A. Peaks, John d.
King, and S. II. Herndon, Captains Fire
Department, $3.50 each.
| ]. 4. Dowell, Superintendent Fire-alarm
and Police Telegraph, 81 ZOO.
POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-JAsttce d. y
| White presiding.-The following cases were
Georgeand Sarah Lewis (colored), charged
with entering the store OF Dean % earring
ton in the night, were sent to Jail In defaull
of security. ~
Morney Robinson (eolored), for striking
Martha Quarles over the head with stick
Case continued till next Thursday.
| Tim Goff was sent to Jail for tive days tol
stealing four-cent muskmelon.
Mary Callahan, charged with beating
| Margaret Whalen, was discharged.
! A little girl named Maria Smith, who i
an idiot, was ordered to be kept at the sta.
tion-house until she could be sent to the
almshouse.
Marv Sullivan, Mary Shay, Jennie Ed.
wards Nv hite), and Julia Williams (colored)
for keeping an nl-gOyerned house, were senl
to iail to await an indictment Of the granc
Renes Washington and Catherine Bray
(! fcolored), were each fined zoo Tor threat
enine to Kill each other.
Richard Stoakly, charged with stealing q
/ feather bed, was discharged.
| Susan SimpRins (coiored;, Tor steanns
$3.50 was sent to jail for three months. .
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