Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-23

Burke, S720; Miss Anna Fallon, S720;
Mrs. Emma 0. Green, S720; Miss Lille
Hart, S72O; Charles +. Jones, S720; Miss
Emma Mcdaniel, S72O; Miss Mary A.
Mcleod, S12O: Francis Z. Madden, S720;
Frank J. Parke, S12O; Miss Bette L..
Paxton, S72O; Miss Florence G.. Pugh,
S72O; Mrs. Mary L. Reed, S720; Miss
Jennie Ridgeley, SEQ; Miss Matte L..
Turner, S720; assistant messengers,
Jerry NJ Johnson, S72O; skilled labor
erS, Mrs. Ella b. Arbuckle, $500; Miss
Mary E. Bonham, 5000; Clerk B. Brown
field, 5000; William A. Caldwell, 5000;
Miss Carrie NJ. Chambers, 5000,
Miss Beatrice NJ. Crldler,
George p. Dowel, $500; a. P,
McGarreu. $1,000; George f. Eich-
ei0erger, $500; Miss Hattie NJ, Cos
horn, 5000; Mrs Marion V. Hough, 5000;
Charles c. Manning, 5000; Miss Laura
L. Mitchell, 5000; Miss Sallie Murphy,
5000; Miss Fannie O'Rear, 5000; Mrs.
Ida ID. Ranke, 5000; Thomas f. Reed,
$500; Miss Mamie " Ryan, 5000; Mrs.
Elizabeth A. S.yer, $500: Miss Annie
Surghuor, 5000; Miss Louisa thinner
man, 5000; labOTeTS, Daniel w. Robin
son. $500; Cornelius Smith, 5000; special
agent, Aymin +. ShUmau, SO per day;
Geological Survey-GeOlogists, Isreal
c White, 80, 200; topOgrap pliers, BushrOd
c. Washington, Jr., $1,000; assistant
paleOntOhgiSt, John ". Gentry, $1,000,
Department Of Justice-Ofice of At
torney General, chief clerk and super
iuteudent Of building, Cecil Hay, S2,45O;
clerk i'm charge Of pardOnS, Charles v.
Scott, - 400; French SpOliatiOn claims,
Alexander C..-MoOre, 500, law clerk,
Charles w. Russell, $4,000.
Department of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
neer, j. A. Harvey. $1,000; messenger,
A. Z. G0shorn, $40; weather bureau,
clerk, Harold G. Painter, 200; Charles
T. Tro5ter, $1,000.
Department of LabOr-Ofice Of the
Commissioner, messenger, John .. Rus
sell. $50.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clerk, Edward +. Blizzard, 500 per
month: messenger, James Roy Pipes,
$3.50 per day.
Smithsonian Institute-Aid to Cura-
tor, Walter Hough, $50. 80 per month.
Government Printing Ofice-Proot-
reader. Samuel Jacob, % cents per
hour; revisor, w. w. Deioe, % cents
per hour; compositors. ). Z. Mcbride,
George X. Boone. j. 4. Oidfeld, John
+. NcDermOtt, @. Suel Ramsburg, h.
S. Wild, 40 cents per honr; w. ). Nc
Curly. Edwin NJ. King, Miss Mott l..
Torrents. Miss Annie b. q. Love, >. A.
ID. Turner. pieCewOrk; Frank McDer-
mott. T.. II. Malouey, James Ii. Alburtis,
g.ecework; c. n. MatherS, piecework;
three press feeders at 81 cents per hour;
sJereotyuer, Charles Russell, 40 cents
per hour; helper, l.. +. EtchisOn, a. ,.
Defreas. 80 cents per hour; counter,
Mrs. E. j. Harper, - cents per hour;
nine folders, pjecewOrG; Olndery, nine
employees at 40 cents per hour or piece
work.
Government of the District Of Colum-
bia-Fire department, Rudolph Ball;
metropolitan police, two at Sl,OSO; two
40 500.
ELSEWHERE THAN IN WASHINGTON.
Department of State-ConsuI TO Sout-
hampton, Jasper b. Bradley SL5O0; Con-
sui 10 Port Hope, Ontario, Luther NJ,
Shaffer, $500; Consul at Tegucigalpa,
James y. Patterson, $4,000.
Treasury Department Internal re-
-,-uug service. deputy collector lundet
revenue AGENT. Albert b. Mason, 81, 900;
collector District Of West Virginia, A.
3. White. S4.25O; deputy collectors, w.
NJ. Cox. 81. 700; Van IL. Bukey, SL,4OO;
A Love aud Il. NJ. Mullen, $1,000
each. Petersburg; John K. Reed,
II 200 w. Newt. Bonar, S1,1OO and $500
for EXPENSES, Wheeling; Il. ). Smith,
81. 100, ParkerSburg: I. II. Pownall,
81 200 and $500 for expenses, Romney;
r. b. Haymaker, $500 and $3.50 for
expepses. Clarksburg; James 5. Paxton,
Parkprsburg, same; : l.. Baker, $500
and $500 for expenses, Beverly; Z. ID.
ELLIOTT. sutton, same; y. j. Keadle,
Logan. same: c. II. Payne, Charleston,
$500 and $50 for expenses; Lon 1.
Pit-hgrd. PIT. Pleasant, $500 and $500
for expenses: John I. Reilly, Martins
bprn. $500: r. w. Saunders, Anderson,
$500 and 500 for expenses; James w.
Holt. Grafton, $500; Frederick farIlng'
Wheeling, $500; Surveyor, Jos. A. farlS,
Wheeling, $3.50 and fees; clerk, l. T.
smith. Wheeling. $500; twelve gaugers,
fees: three storekeepers at MartinSourg'
a nor dav each; one at Independence,
NewbDrg. Huntington and Petersburg,
- nar dav each: Light House Service,
.e,gfpeer's Office, superintendent or con
stsurtioD. Herbert Bamber, $3.50 per
month: stationed at Philadelphla; Ma
rira Hosuit8l service, DR.. c. l.. Ulrich,
Wheeling. $500: steamboat inspection
service. Inspector Of hulls, william Dii-
Ion. Wheeling, 81, POO; Inspector OF ooi-
ars p M. Thomas, 81, 200;janitor puOuc
bpiIding Clarksburg, ID. ). Grimm, S'-O'
gy,tcbmap. Henry Clay, $40; engineer
and ianftor. Petersburg, 5000; elevator
cordnctor w. w. MCHenry, $40; TWO
Iaborers NJ $40; janitOr, WEIGHING
Charles Bickerton, $500; la6orer' James
A Eariev. $40; Bureau Of Immigration
Irs1ector Cnas. T. GotT, IS per day;
Customs, Z. w. Bowers, So per GAy.
War Department-Engineer DepaIt-
meDt. assistant engineer st CharleSOou'
Addison NJ. Scott, $500 per mohIn'
charles X. McDermOtt, same, oloO per
monsb: William Z. Smith, Gauley river
5000 per month; overseer improvement
E.Jf river. George Brace, $50 per
month; Inspector Lock No. Z, hanawna
river. Thomas E. Jeffrles' SltS per
month: dam No. 5, Theodore Shoon-
1sEer Sl75 per month; clerk at
Charleston, w. NJ. Peyton, $3.50 per
month. sub-inspectOrs, dam No. = IA
rewba. John +. Meyers, 500 per
month. dam No. 5, Ross NJ. stephens
S1OO per month; messenger ana wa Wa' ''l.
man. Charleston, A. h. Irving 500 per
month; twenty-one lock hands Suu
keepers on Kanawha at $40 to 500 per
month each; fifty other employees at