The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-13
OUR STATE SALARIES.

The annual salaries paid to sStett
officers, members Of the Judiciary.
clerks, etc, are given as follows The
Governor 5000; Private Secretary,
$1,000; c ERIK 81, 200; appropriation tn
other clerical service, $1,000. The
| Judiciary-ChanceIlor Runyon, SlO,'
600; Vice ChaucellOrs Bird and Van
Fleet, about $1,000 each; Chief Jus
tice Beasley, Ss,GG4; Justice Depue,
50, 1876; Justice Knapp, S9,l99; Justice
Parker, 8, PSI; Justice Scudder. $1,000
Justice Dixon, $3.50; Justice Reed,
5 1924; Justice Magic, S1,43l; Justice
Vansyckel, $1,000; thlee ~Sergeants-at
Arms in attendance ut the courts at
Trenton, So a day each; George ).
Duryee, Clerk in Cbaucery, about
SI2 900 u year in fee, and b. +. Lee,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, about
SO, 200. G.,p. W. Broom, Law Re
porter, ard John ii. Stewart, Chan.
Gerry Reporter, each $500 yearly. State
Onicers-IIenry c, Kelsey, Secretary
of state, S., 900; Joseph ID. Hall, Assist
ant Secretary Of State, $4,000; allow
ance fer clerical service, $1,000. John
z. Stockton, Attorney General, 5 1000;
George NJ. Wright, State Treasurer,
-, 600, besides $500 as Inspector of
State Prison; Edward j. Anderson,
State Comptto l,er, $4,000, besides $500
as .IEspector Of State Prison; Il. j. b.
Slack, clerk, State Treasurer's office,
81 900; john p. Lansing, bookkeeper
in the same office, 5 1880; other clerical
service, same Office. 1900; T. 5. Nc
Nicely, bookkeeper, Comptroller's oaics,
SI,600; John e.. Belden, clerk in the
same office, 81, 800; other clerical ser
vice, am office, about $1,000; E. a.
Apgar, Superintendent Gf Public In
struction, $1,000; j. b. Belts, clerk in
Apgar's office, $1,000; James Bishop,
Chief of the Bureau of Labor Statis-
tics, 81, 800; Charles Simmrrman, As
sistant Chief, $1,000; NJ. II. Hamilton,
State Librarian, 81, 800; TIVE boys III
the library, $3.50 William :. Stryker,
Adiutant General, 81 ,200; William NJ.
Mutt, clerk in the Office, $4,000; lanes
S. Kiger, clerk in the same office, 81, 200;
Lewis Perripe, Quartermaster General.
81 200; Samuel ). Armstrong, clerk in
the same office, $1,000; Waltrs 2.
Wells, clerk, S $1,000; Alvah A. Clark
and Joseph LII iodine, Sinking Fund
Commissioners, 81, 900 each; benjamin
Mar, Secretary to the Commission,
$1,000; John Brown, Janitor of the
State House, $3.50; John Mckechney,
engineer, $3.50; one Watchman, SI20
one laborer at Stl0, and another al
$500; the janitress, 1924; assistant, $500
State Prison-P.- II. Layerty, Keeper,
$500, Charles j, Moore, Supervisor
VI the Prison, $1,000; five inspectors o.
[ prison, $500 each; pay rollo assist
ant Keepers, etc, about $500 pei
month, or $4,000 per year. The sal
arg of ten assistant keepers average.
$50 per month, Lumatic Asylum-Tht
salaries at the Morristown Aatlum foot
up about 80, 450 per year; those of the
L .ntOn Asylum, about $1,000. The
Legislature: President of the Senate
and Speaker of the House each S6S6. &C.
Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk OF
ihe House. each, 81 500; Assistant Sec
taTy and Assistant Clerk, each 81, 200;
Two journal clerks, each s 1000; tw.
private secretaries, each 5000; two
engrosSing. clerks, each SL.200; two
assistant %engrOsSing clerks, each 5000.
Sergednt-at-Arms, Senate, $500; assist
AIT $500; Sergeant-at-Arms, House,
500; assistant, SOU; eight d~oorkeepers,
from 500 to $500; pages, each 5000;
committee clerks, fIom $500 to $500.
The payroll of the S ate Arsenal
averages about $4,000 per year. Law
ence I. Fell, Inspector of Child Labor,
receives 81 1000 per year and $500 for
expenses. The Agricultural Expert
ment Station costs annually il salaries
and expenses about $1,000. Prof.
George II. Cook of the Geological Sur
vey, draws for salarics- aud expenses
about $1,000 annually. DIR. @EzLa IL.
Hunt, for registering marriages, births
and deaths, drew in 1882 81, 756, besides,
for services and expenses as Secretary
Of the State Board of Health, S2.S00.
DR.. W. X. Newtou, as Milk Inspector,
receives 800 yearly. Courier.