Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-01

force of men. There is nearly 200, 900
PAID out annually for salaries and
wages on the Public Works. Besides
the many officers, collectors, lock-
tenders and employees there are always
forces at work on repairs.
The terms OF all the collectors of
tolls on the canals expire March 3lst,
the leading ones being as follows:
Miami and Erie Canal-E. J. Stand
ard, Toledo, 600 dollars; I. L. Clark,
Maumee, 400 dollars; R. II. Gleason,
Defiance, 800 dollars; Theo. Wrock-
lage, Delphos, $50 dollars; W. H.
Clark, ST. Mary's, 400 dollars; J. W
Shipley. Piqua 600 dollars; Isaac Dav.
is, Dayton, 500 dollars; F. Banker,
Middletown, 400 dollars; C. W. Skill
man, Lockland, 4SO dollars; W. E.
Meserole, Cincinnati, 1000.
Ohio Canal. Bittel, Cleveland d
900 dollars; J. A. Lantz, Akron, 800
dollars; D. Atwater, Massil,on. 800
dollars; s. Fertig, Canal Dover, $50
dollars; George Sykes, Roscoe, 42O
dollars; L. F. Estinghausen, Dresden,
$50 dollars; John Kape, Newark, 24O
dollars; A. u. Convers, Carroll, 400
dollars; c. Harris, Columbus, 400
dollars; VIM. Parkhurst, Circleville,
25O dollars; A. H. Reutlnger, Chilli
cothe, 800 dollars; A. Downing, Wav.
eriy, $50 dollars; F. Brodbeck, Ports
mouth, $50 dollars.
Muskingum Improvement--A.J J.
Spalding, Zanevilles, 800 dollars; S
c. Beckwith, McConnelsvllle, 800 dol.
lars; VIM. Smith, Harmar, 300 dol
lars.
Hooking Canal--A. u. Converse,
Carroll, none; D. A. Miller, Logan
800 dollars.
The Commission of Public Printing
consisting of Secretary of State New
man, Auditor of State Kiesewetter
and Attorney General Lawrence. will
all be Democratic.
The Commission of the State Libra.
ry will be Cwo Democrats to one Re.
publican, consisting of Governor
Hoadly, Secretary of State Newman
and Librarian Howard L. Conrad
The term of the Librarian expires
April Is, 1885.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners
will all be Democratic, consisting o.
Secretary of State Newman, Auditor
of State Kieswetter and Attorney
General Lawrence. There is good
clerkshlp under this Commission worth
1900 dollars per year and little to do
1t is now neld by G. G. Wheeler, O
Morrow County. The position of mes
senger is held by c. D. Carlisle.
Even the Board of State Charities
will be Democratic, as it is composed
of three Democrats and three Repub
licans, with the Governor as ex-oficio
president of the board. DR.. A. G
Byers is secretary of the board at 8, ,OO(
dollars per year, and his son clerk al
900 dollars.
The terms of the three members o.
the Fish Commission expire Marcel
81, 1884, and they have superintend
ents of the Toledo and Sandusky
hatcheries and others to appoint undel
them.
! Ohio State University, at Colum
bus; Ohio University, at Athens; In
sane Asylums at Columbus, Cleveland
Cincinnati, Dayton, Athens and Tole
do; Blind, Idiotlc and Deaf and Dumb
Asylums; Soldiers Orphans Home
at Xenia; Girls Industrial Home, a
Delaware; Boys Reform School, Ian
caster; Toledo House of Correction
and Ohio Penitentiary.
In the penitentiary there are owe
one hundred guards from the differen
counties at 65 dollars month each
The Warden, Noah Thomas, gets l,SO'
dollars, and himself and family kept
The leading places for salary are th
following: James A, Dean, Deput,
Warden; S. A Parsons, Assistan
Warden; Henry Becker, Steward; |
H. DeBruin, Chaplain; Norman Gay
Physician; L. S. Reeves, Clerk; Free
Buchne, Assistant Clerk; George Fl
Playford, Captain of Night Watch
Fred Gunaaulus, Superintendent o
Hospital; A. H. Goodwin, Superin
tendent Of State Shop; Wesley Cra
mer, Superintendent of Kitchen; K
P. Green, Superintendent OF Gasworks
Samuel johnson, Superintendent O.
Construction; John E. Thrall, Office
of Guard,room (day); 0. B. McAdam
Officer of Guard room might.