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

Bellefontaine; Daniel 2. Bosworth,
Marietta; Thomas II. Anderson, Cam
bridge, and Evan Morris, Girald. The
Adiutant- General also has quite a
clerical force, and is ex-officio Super
inteudeut of the Public Buildings, in
which capacities the following addi-
tional ones are employed:
John P. Slemmons, Redwood,
Chief Clerk, 81 400.
David Lanning, John w. Chaplin,
Charles F. King and J. Stewart Lowe,
Transcribing Clerks, $1,000 each.
J. B. Allender, Cleveland, Superin-
tendent State Arsenal and Ordnance,
$1,000.
Ike w. Tucker Superintendent of
Laborers, 5000.
Michael Boyle, Superintendent OF
Flagroom, S72O.
j. W. Patterson, visitors director
and ianitor of the rotunda, 500.
J. j. Adams and J. W. Lingo, po-
licemen, $720 each.
J. W. Logan, engineer, SlOO per
month; S. H. HeImer, State carpenter,
500 per month; W. G. Glaize and
J. NJ. Goss, iremen, $75 per month
each
Then there is the "broom brigade" 4"
which has charge of all sort of work
about the larger buildings, such as
scrubbing, cleaning and the like.
They get 81 per day each, and among
those who will fall in to get out are
Edward Harley, George Riley, Geo.
Ogden, Patrick Griffin, Charles Hig-
ginbotham, W. B. Hagan, Fred. Wag'
ner, D. Horner. Luke Murray, Levi
Stroud, P. P. Sullivan, j. L. Flowers,
Aaron Waters, and many others en-
ploye1 for extra labor and odd jobs
in the building and about the
grounds.
Hon. Rees G. Richards, Lieutenant
Governor, with the munifcent salary
of $500, should not be forgotten in
the list of retirements. The Depart.
ments of State will move out in the
following order:
Auditor of States Ofice--John F.
Oglevee Auditor, $4,000; C. H. Os-
trander, Chief Clerk, $4,000; J. ].
Hanna, Book-keeper, $1,000; James
A. Williams, Railroad and Bank Clerk.
Sl,5OO; D. S. Neville, Land Clerk,
$780,; John R. Malloy, Canal and
Trust Fund Clerk, Sl,5O0; E. B.
Eagleson, Statistical Clerk, $1,000;
Horace Mathews, Assistant Clerk,
$1,000; John Williams, Messenger
and Janitor, $500.
Treasurer of State-Joseph Turner,
Treasurer, $4,000; H. S. Babbltt,
Cashier, $4,000; c. E. Albright, Book.
keeper, $3.50; W. J. Turney, Book
keeper $3.50; John E. Evans and F.
D. Carlisle, $500 each; H. S. Falor,
I Messenger and Janitor, $500, with
extras for additional work for Evans
and Falor
School Commissioner-Daniel F.
DeWolf, Commissioner, $4,000; j. E.
Safer, Chief Clerk, $l,750; E. Walker
81 l,2O0;-Janitor,-.
Attorney-General-D. A. Holllngs-
worth, Attorney General, $4,000; W.
B. Beebe, Clerk $1,000; Janltor,
&c.
Besides the long list of director and
trustees of State institutions, Governor
elect Hoadly will have a number of
State offices to fill, besides those on his
civil and Military staffs.
The term of Hylas Sabine, salary
$4,000, as commissioner of Railroads
and Telegraphs, expires February 25,
1885. H. l.. Wilgus is clerk at ST..
200, and the only other employe
besides extra clerk hire and inspectors,
is the messenger.
The term of Colonel Charles H.
Moore for three years, at $4,000 per
year, expires June 3, 1884; J. E.
McEwen, chief clerk, $l,5O0; W. H.
Lott, actuary, $l,5oO; Geo. w. Cope,
land, book keeper, $1,000; J. D. Herr,
corresponding clerk, $500; George A,
Rell, mailing clerk, $500. Besides
the messenger and janitor there is
great demand in this department du-
ring the first quarter of the year for
extra clerical services and for special
examinations and the like. The In
surance is the only department giving
the State revenue.
J. X. Browns term as Supervisor of
Printing expires April IA, 1884, sal.
ary $1,000 and perquisites, with hi:
son; Ray @. Brown, as clerk, 5000.
The terms of all those connected with
the Stale printing and bindery expire
April IA, 1884, as they are appointed
by the Supervisor, the leading ones
being M. G. Lilley, Superintendent o.
the State Blndery, $1,000; George G
Schmelz, foreman, and Philip Whisker
Master of Transportation.
Andrew Roy, State Mine Inspector,
salary $4,000, telm expires February
Ii, 1884, being for four years. Jacob
J. Kleine, Assistant State Mine In
spector, also for four years, salary
$l,75O, is also in till February l4th.
Hiram S. Falor is messenger and
counselor general to this department
The two-year term of Henry Lusky
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