The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-03-28
Federal OMcers i'm West vir.
giuia.

There are l.139 postofiices in the
State. The Wheeling Office is The
only one rated as first class, three
are I'd class offices, IA of the Sd class,
and 1922 of the 4th class There
are but so Offices in the State author
lied to issue money orders.
The Arnoldsburg postoffice EN-
ploys one clerk at $50; Braxton C..
H., one clerk at As; Berkeley Springs,
one clerk at 900; Buckhannon, two
clerks-one at 240 and one at 100;
Charleston employs four clerks, one
at 600, one at 800 and two at $50;
Charlestown, one clerk at 200; Clarks-
burg, two clerks-one at 600 and
one at 260; Cranberry, one clerk at
$50; Peterborough, one clerk at. so;
Fairmsnt, one clerk at 400; Gauley
Ridge, one clerk at 10; Glenviiie, one
clerk at 100; Grafton, two clerks
one at 30 per month and one at per
month; Huntersville, one clerk at 25
per month: Huntington, one clerk at
500; Keyser, two clerks at 76 each !;
Lewisburg, one clerk at $50; Mar
tinsburg, one clerk at $50; Milton,
one clerk at rs; Parkersburg en-
ploys five postoffice clerks--one at
1000, one at 600, two at 400 and one
at 200; Pennsborough, one clerk at
1884; Red Sulphur Springs, one
clerk at As; Romney, one clerk at 80;
Union, one clerk at As; Wayne c. H.,
one clerk at IS; Webster one clerk,
at 200; Weston, one clerk at 1852; the
Wheeling postofiice employs twelve
clerks-one at 1,020, one at $50, one
at $50, one at 500, one $50, one at
$50, one at geo, one at 100, one at
400, one at 1900 and two at 1000;
White Sulphur Springs, one clerk at
100.
Wheeling has ten etter-carricrs at
$50 each.
At Wheeling there is one Surveyor
of Customs at $50 per year, with fees
and commissions, and one clerk at
500 per year.
At Parkersburg, one District Judge
at $500 per year, one District Attor-
ney at 200 and fees, one Assistant
District Attorney at 500, one Mar
shall at 200 and fees, one Clerk of
Circuit Court, and one of District
Court, paid in fees, two Registers in
Bankruptcy at Martinsburg, one at
Wheeling, one at Charleston, all paid
in fees; one United States Commiss-
Toner at Point Pleasant, six at
Charleston, one at Mason City, two
at Hinton, one at Huntersvilke, one
at Logan c. H., one at Wayne c. H.,
one at Anderson, one at Huntington,
one at Beverly, one at Keyser, one at
Raleigh G. H., one at Oceana, three
at Spencer. one at Ripley, one at
Clarksburg, one at Fairmont, one at
Grafton, one at Sutton, one at Win
field, one at Concord, one at Peters
town, three at Wheeling, all paid in
fees.
There is but one Collector of In
ternal Revenue in West Virginia.
His salery is, according to the latest
official register, $2,S75 per year.
There are fifteen Deputy Collectors,
four at Wheeling, one at 800, two
at l,200, and one at 1000; one at
Clarksburg at 700 per annum, one at
Parkersburg at 1,200, one at Hun
tington at 500, one at Charleston at
1900, one at Bald Knob at 700, one
at Yankee Dam at 700, two at Fair
mont, one at 1000 and one at $50,
one at Beverly at 900, one at Mar
tinsburg at 900 and one at Heads
vile at 1000. There is one clerk at
800 per year.
There are seven store keepers and
gaugers who receive four dollars per
day each, and nine gaugers whose
compensation is made up in fees.
The following is the total number
of officers and employees in the In
ternal Revenue Service in West Vir-
ginia since the consolidation of dis
tricts: One collector, salary 1925
per annum; sixteen deputy collec-
tors, salaries ranging from 700 to
$500 per annum; six store-keepers,
per diem ranging from two to four
dollars while on duty; nine gaugers,
fees not to exceed five dollars per
diem.
at Wheeling there is one inspector
of steamboat bulls and one inspector
of boilers at 1920 each per year. OF
employees in public buildings there
is at Parkersburg janitor and en-
gineer at 700, and Waterman at
300 per year.