New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-17
winds to proper dumping place without interference
POSITION or THE SHORE INSPECTOR.

the Police Department. that 30 not, III MS OplHOn,
properly belong there, Mi. Elhardt sald:
1 think that the Boiler Department should be some
where cac. The COmmiss oner< sign thousands OF per-
mis- 70 run boiler and there Isn't one OF them that
knows anytuing about boiler. That department BE-
longs 20 the Fire Department We found IN looking up
the law that the man who must examine the applicant
t. the once. and tried to get an expert.
man 6m W6eT he fomni he was liable to tie transferred
post duty he wouldnt take the Office. We finally found
another cxper;. but he VAS thirty years of age.
AID not allowd 10 appoint one over that age:
senator McCarJhy-Wha have you say about the de-
There are certain places in the city which the Board
ou'degs il wise TO place policeman on account 81 me
the House Of the Holy Family was anob her The Boarj
adopted The rule that tie ol1er men should be asssned
advanced years. think these old men ought
to be retired very neatly full pay. After "a man
has served twentyone years as guardian Oh lne
peace and there is nothing against his conduct don't
see why he should not be pensiOned.
forcei
Undoubtedly; there are between 500 and COO men on
for Telnhg them From the time man goes on The
Senator McCarlhy-Is the pay too iaTgef
Arc not nineteen police surgeons more than are
No they have enough to do, and only draw salary
Docs politics encourage the same difficulties with
policemen are found in the Street Cleaning Depart
No. The principal reason is that the tenure of oHi2a IS
secured The Commissioners have no power 10 dismiss
be turned OuI "a long As he dos bis duty becomes
better officer. Then there Is another ming wish l"
speak OF, that which tends 10 good government IN Tue
departments tends TO economy. al.ude 70 tnn piac,cs
compelling uniformed members 10 contribute money
election purposes. IT is hardship aud Is pToduc-
five OF an utter disruption OF discplne. No stps were
taken in this direction until last election. am IN
formed that there was large amount o. money raised
IL tEe Legislature ana powers ~ a.o..y 40 nov pa
tcct The the force Will become utterly disOrgan-
senator strahanIs there any reason for dividing the
Board II the appointment OF Inspectors OF
III. Obj, s,,tf IL han Al
No In all large cities the Pole DcgarimenTT is na1er
the charge OF one man Yon VIII not ma the rolfe De-
inspectors of election cleaning the streets or giving
You think the political division is the root Of all evil
Yes
EXAMINATION OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS.
Thomas Dunlap. Commissioner of Jurors, was
then called:
Senator McCarthy-I see you get $4,000 year,
that's pretty large salary
Yes. IL IL q large salary -, A., .. l..
Do you superintend the drawing for all the courts In
the ctyl
How do you get your jurorsl
From the directory and registry, and III otner ways
What other naysY
Call on the Tax Commissioner
Do you consider duties OF the office responsiblef
Yes, it very responsible position. mad nothing in
TO do with making the salary. ana ala not seek ths
Well. want TO see II we can't cut it down.
The l. gisafure passed an act last year--
Yes and We can pass another one next year want
TO zee # 1t ougnt not 70 be less.
III
senator Bixby-Tne entire community is unanimous
on that pont; -, - d., . - ,, hoe no,
Senator McCarthy-W want 10 1nd OUT II "oIh mas pte
NJ. Dunap- think the judges win bear me out when
say that have ATTENDED TO tie duties ia III uiY.
DO understand you TO say that you tlnk the salary
iaiways thought it was too large
What would YOU fix 70 ~ 2
Efoh $500 10 $1,000 ny predecessor had II H.
salary OF the CitN Jude. vii say lhai n would be
utter, impo.slpe run the Office on $4,000 year, as
Cd ny tltn pfi a 4 Won
How often is tne jury list MADE upf
We begin just after tn directory Is issued and send
Are any names stricken ona
Yes, by thr Commissioner.
Eccause tLey are not considered compel mi.
Al heir soIciiatlonf
Any consideration for being checked Oft
DO GU know Of any person being excused at BIS own
solicitation aud fer co sideraiOn
nave heard of L, but II not in my Office. Norld
take such &c The roll. because would not con
sid him good juror. have called the attention OF
the Board eases where deputy shei nave been sns-
pected, and have aheu rs advice have known M
deputy ifs for tax ug brides The officer can goto
juror win notice ana tae juror might say cans you
have ne ex useG = The officer 60 % some person
aud tercede behalf OF the and get hD excused
But this is all outside OF my Office
Is there's any Otler source OF income III your once eA-
cept the salaries
cart he office be for less money!
Il can't be run properly FOL less than $1,000 per
aDnun.
MATTERS IN The SUP lIOR COURT.
Thomas Boese. Clerk of the Superior Court, was
the last witness.
Senator strahan-The committee wants to ascertain |
II YOU can't re1uce expenses III your Office.
No, sir. can't.
What the dutiesl
Tic duties are take charge Of the records OF the
Court. OF the calendars. etc keep judgment
book; We nave CLERKS Tor me Naturalization Bureau
W also Keep general mDne-b0OR.
Isn't 1t possible 10 get along with less helpl
The force cut down SIX Oi seven years ago
When the Court Il not IN session. what do the Court
md clerks dOf
Is an at eudant ever more when the Judge who ap-
pointed h.m IS not oa,the bench
Wei. mink they Imagine that II is their privilege 10
hiik duy when the Judge is away. Thcy ought to be
l. an extra charge ever made for naturalization
No. / wouldn't permit it. Sometimes q clerk may
pnt on an America" Dag and charge 50 cents Tor H.
DO You mean TO say tiet sometimes t"cy DONE charge
81 30 for The American lagi
No, SIR; they never do.
HNeu't some peope been CHARGED 81
minutes If YOU BRING proof 10 me Of such fact
ul force o. erhs bus} al da5 ana does Iu days
YORK IRON 90. IN. 10 J H.. ~. z
40 sir; II Is pre- " hdrt 10 swear that
DO they perform d. : WORK rs c.e,k.2
AN 40 gong 40 =" az that thcy per Orm days |
Tfccl NAT a m IN who comes around AT , o'clock and
Oes httle wo.k now, and q Little AGAIN, then has
hree or iour weeks vdcatOn-weli thlnk il /, Kind
have given what Information 7 can. The CLERKS as
Fuic arc busy.
We'll II your orce Gas reduced say four men, wouldn't
/ he work be dUrcl
/ don't inus could get along with less II we had
OF" they would De pu-Y.
Senator Mccarthy lheu introduced a resolution.
hich was adopted, calling on the Police Depart.
ent to furnish a statement showing IN detail the
arous sums received by it for or on account Of or
relation TO, the cleaning % streets from every
uIce since MAY /, 1873 the datc each payment
as received, ana from whom received and the
mount of yearly expenditures made in cleaning
e streets.
ARMY ORDERS.
Nov. 16.-Lieutenants o. NJ.
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