The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-04-20

county; ]. t. C. Hopkins, of Harfor d, and AL
bert Constable, of Cecil. Each was backed by
his county, Talbot having six votes, Constable
four. and Shaw and Hopkins five each.
The State Central Committee ordered new
primaries held, and the second convention met
at Towson on September II. The Talbot men,
seeing that their favorite could not get the
nomination, voted for Shaw. Dr. Shaw was
succeeded in Congress by Herman Stump, now
Superintendent of immigration. He was a
prominent member of the House of Delegates
i'll 1892, and was appointed Tax Commissioner
by Governor Brown.
He was much esteemed by President Cleve-
land for his fidelity to duty and energy in the
dispatch of public business and could prob
ably have secured any good place he wanted
1t may be truly said of DR.. Shaw that he has
filed every public position he ever held with
credit and has been faithful and efficient
officer.
MINOR POSITIONS AND SALARIES.
A list of the appointments to be made by
the above named officers, and the salaries at
tached, will probably be interesting reading
| to many. They are as follows:
The salary of the Collector is $1,000 a year.
His appointments which DO not come under
the classified service are:
One local appraiser at $4,000, two deputy
collectors at So 600 each, one cashier at S2,oOo,
one auditor at $4,000, one assistant cashier at
81 800, one assistant auditor at 1,SOo, one
| fireman at $500, one messenger at $50, one
Waterman at 1915, one sampler at $3.50, one
| aide to collector at 1915, one keeper OF record
room at 1915, one assistant weigher Tor night
| duty at 5000, four watchmen at sS4o, eight
aborers at $50, five porters at $500, one store
| keeper at $40, two clerks at $500, IL messen-
gers at $40 to $40, nine laborers ut 500 per
| month, one female inspector at 5000, one boat
| man pilot at $50 per month, one boatman ut
| $40 per month, one boatman at $40 per month,
| one fireman at $40 per month, twenty laborers
on scales at 81 a day VIII n employed.
The civil service appointments are:
| Eleven clerks at 81 600 each, one bond and
record clerk at s., 500, one marine clerk at
81 600 sixteen clerks at 81 200 to 81 400 five
examiners at 81, 400 to 81, 800, two assistant
weghers and acting gaugers at 1900 each
| eleven assistant weighers at 81, 200 each, seven
inspectors at $3.50 per day, twenty-four night
inspectors at 50 per day, one engineer at 81 ,o9o
| IN THE PosToFF1CE.
| The salary of the Postmaster OF Baltimore Is
| Sc, 900 year. The positions in the office which
do not come under the civil service rules are
| Assistant postmaster $4,000, cashier 81, 600,
| assistant cashier S1,500, superintendent OF
| mails $500, superintendent of city delivery
| 50, 800, superintendent of money order division
| $4,000, superintendent of registry division
| receiver in registry division 5000. four clerks
| in money order division 500, $500, $500 and
| $1,000; three stamp clerks each 81 100, one
| stamp clerk 5000, custodian of lock-boX re
ceipts $500, rating clerk $500, superintendent
| of lock-boxes 5000, four superintendent al
| stations, each 5000, one station superintendent
| $500, one printer $500, four watchmen eacl
1 5000, two watchmen each $500, one janitol
$500, ten janitors each $500, one messenger
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The positions under the classified service are
Assistant superintendent of city delivery
400, assistant superintendent of mails
81 400, twenty-four carriers each 5000
eighteen carriers each $500, two hundred and
| twenty-six carriers each 81 900, one hundred
and ninety clerks from $500 to 1000, siN
chief clerks each 81, 100.
The salary of the Naval Officer is $4,000
The patronage is small, consisting of ont
deputy naval officer at $500, two clerks a
| 81 900, three clerks at s., 400 one clerk Al
81 200, one messenger at $40.
The salary of the Surveyor is 81, 800, and III
has the following appointments One deputy
surveyor at $4,000, one private secretary a
s., 400, one clerk at 81 400, two messengers al
| $40, one messenger at S120-
| The salary of the Sub-Treasurer is 81, 500
and his appointments are one cashier ut s., 900
three clerks at $1,000, two clerks ut 81 400
three clerks at 81 200, one clerk at 81 900, on,
messenger at $40, three watchmen at S72o.
The United States District Attorney prose
| cutes all cases for the Government in the Fed
eral courts for Maryland. The salary is paic
in fees, not to exceed $4,000. He is entitled t
| an assistant at Il salary of $500 year.