Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-01-06

John r. McDermott, G. Suel Ramsburg, E. s.
Wild, 40 cents per hour; w. S. McCurdy, Ed
win NJ. King, Miss Mott l.. Torrents. Miss
Annie b. G. Love, J. A. d. Turner. piece
work; Frank McDermott, F. T. Maloney
James H. ) lburtis, piecework; c. II. Math-
ers, piecework; three press feeders at q cents
per hour; stereotyper, Charles Russell, 40
cents per hour; helper, l.. f.. Etehison, A. S.
Defrees, IS cents per hour; counter, Mrs. E.
]. Harper. % cents per hour; nine folders.
piecework; bindery, nine employees at 40
cents per hour or piecework.
Government of the District of Columbia
Fire department. Rudolph Ball; metropoli-
tan police, two at 1859; two at sOO.
ELSEWHERE THAN IN WASHINGTON.
Department OF State-Consul TO South
mapton, Jasper b. Bradley, 1900; Consul to
Port Hope, Ontario, Luther NJ Sh after. 800;
Consul at Tegucigalpa, James ]. Patterson,
1900.
Treasury observation-disclosures revenue
service, deputy collector (under revenue
agent Albert B. Mason, l,9Nr collector Dis
trlct of West Virginia, A. i. White, 4.2j0;
deputy collectors, w. NJ. Cox, LOO; Van Ii.
Bukey, |. 400; A. e. Love and L. NJ. Mullen,
l.2JO each, Parkersburg; John X. Reed, 200,
w. Newt. Bonar, 100 and 500 for expenses,
Wheeling; X. S. Smith, l,lOJ, Parkersourg;
I. G. Pownall. 1919 and 500 for expenses,
Romney; +. Il. Haymaker, 800 and 10 for ex-
penses, Clarksburg; James 5. Paxton, Par
kersburg same; S. l.. Baker, so and 300 for
expenses, Beverly; c.. ID. Elliott, sutton
same; n. ]. Keadle, Logan, same; {. II.
Payne, Charleston, 500 and 80 for expenses;
Lon. I. Pitchard, PIT. Pleasant, 500 and 300 for
expenses; John L. Reilly, Martinsburg, 500;
K. w. Saunders, \ lderson, $40 and 100 for eX-
penses: James w. Holt. Graft on, 800; Freder-
lex Yarling, Wheeling, 800; Surveyor, Jos. A
Faris, Wheeling, $50 and fees; clerk. +. c.
Smith. Wheeling. SOO; twelve gaugers, fees;
three storekeepers at Martnsburg, 81 per day
each: one at independence, Newburg, Hunt
ington and Petersburg, 81 per day each; Light
House Service, engineers office, superin-
tendent OF construction, Herbert Bamber,
$50 per month, stationed at Philadelphia;
Marine Hospital Service, DR.. c. +. Ulrich,
Wheeling, $40; steamboat inspection service
inspector OF bulls, William Dillon, Wheeling
i,2OO; inspector OF boilers, X. VI. Thomas,
l,2OO janitor public building, Clarksburg, d.
5. Griffin, 720; waschman, Henry Clay, 30;
engineer ana janitor, Parkersburg, 800; ele-
vator conductor, w. w. McHenry, $40; two
laborers at $40; janitor, Wheeling, Charles
Bickerton, $50; Iaborer, James A. Farley.
$40; Bureau of Immigration, inspector, Chas.
T. Golf, per day; customs, +. w. Bowers,
per day.
War Observation-Disclosures Department,
assistant engineer at Charleston, Addison
NJ
mott, same, $50 per month; William p
Smith, Gauley river, 200 per month; overseer
Improvement Elk river. George Brace, ~ per
month; inspector Lock No. !, Kanawha riv-
er. Thomas h. Jeffrles. l75 per month; Dam
No. S, Theodore SHOEMAKER, l75 per month;
clerk ut Charleston. W. VI. Peyton, $50 per
month; sub-inspectors. Dam No. I, Kanaw-
ha, John X. Meyers, 100 per month; Dam No.
s, Ross VI. Stephens 100 per month; mes
senger and Waterman, Charleston, y. IL.
Irving. So per month; twenty-one lock hands
and keepers on Kanawha at 40 to 50 per
month each; fifty other employees at various
compensations.
Department of the Interior-Indian SER
vice, inspector, Robert :. Gardner, 5000.
Department OF Agriculture-State Statisti-
cal Agent, Samuel S. Faris, Bridgeport, w.
Va, GOO.
Fish CommIsslon-Fish culturist, Edward
X. Lucas, Leadville, Col, 1888 per month; as
sistant messenger, On the field, Homer K.
Groves, 60 per month.
Department Of Justice-listrict Attorney,
Geo. c. Sturglss, 200 and fees; assistants,
Samuel c. Burdette, l.0JO, Edward 5. Elliott,
1000: marshal, II. S. White, 800 and fees; four
registers in bankruptcy, fees; thirty-six
missoners, fees.