The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-12
GOVERNMENT JOBS.
The Jerseymen on Deck
in the Navy Depart
me1it.
MCADOO HEADS THE LIST
Those in the Other Departments
Who Enjoy Uncle Sans
Confidence.
MCADOO HEADS THE LIST

New Jersey from the Government blue
are on deck at the Navy Department.
Assistant Secretary William McAdoo,
$500; j, R. Graham, clerk, 81, 400, Bureau
of Yards and Docks; Frank Hamilton,
clerk, $1,40O, Bureau of Navigation; Miss
Leonora G. Flood, clerk, $1,000, same office;
Fl. E. Quinn, clerk, $1,000, Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts; J. w. Crawford, clerk,
$1,000, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery; J.
Z. Potts, clerk, office of the Judge Advocate
General; John c.. Hart, assistant messenger,
S720, Nautical Almanac Office. The follow
ing are charged to the Washington Navy
Yard and may be ON duty there for all i
know, but in former years men credited
to the yard frequently performed
duties at the Department. I do
not believe that the practice prevails to any
extent now, however:-Georg w. Rodnan,
copyist, 1896 per day; Maurice NJ. Risler,
1926; Henry NJ. Bennett, matchmaker, s4.04
s3.2s per day; James NJ. Clark, engine
tender, 1896 per day; George W. Sneden,
l~eadingman mechanic, 1923 per day; Ashley
Harris, first class machinist, 800 per day;
Charles H. Squire, R.. II. Speake, 3.04;
Charles Starr, second class ~machinist,
$3.50; J. Fl. Sheesly, William Viewers,
So. 80; Walt S. Hall, machinist, third class,
1886; Robert Pollock, blacksmith, first
class, 1904 per day.
Two years ago there were but five off
Gals and employees in the Navy Department
proper charged to New Jersey, this time
there are s and Ia to the yards. In the Blue
Book of 1891 II employees of the General
P~ostoffice were credited to New Jersey. In
the book now under consideration the fol-
lowing appear: Benjamin F. Barnes, stem
ographer, 81, 1000; r. N. G.. Riker. map
$500; Joseph Borroughs, clerk, Sl,S00;
Charles B.. Swayze, clerk, $1,000; Wayne
w. Cordell, clerk, s., 400; Miss Florence E.
Smith, clerk, $1,400; George F.. Nixon, clerk,
S1,400: William S. Deardof, clerk, sl,400;
Mrs. Mary E. Murray, clerk, 1920; Z. G.
Skinner. A. G. M. Provost, clerks, $1,000;
James NJ. Tyree, clerk, $1,000; Acher E.
watchman, $720; A.. G. Malcolm, John H.
Hoagland, laborers, $3.50. This makes II, a
a gain of 6.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
In the Department of the Interior direct
we find Joseph H. Lambert, clerk, S1,400;
Board of Pension Appeals, $1,000; William
J. Mclaughlin, lieutenant of the watch,
$40; Louis w. Gillmor, assistant messenger,
S120. The following are in the Patent
Office:-Robert P. Hams, principal exam
liner, $500, Otto c. Gsanter, first assistant
examiner, 81, 800; Herbert P. Jewell, second
assistant examiner, $1,000; George w.
Stokes, third assistant examiner; William
&. Schoenbonn, fourth assistant examiner,
81. 200; Miss Alfredo Manning, copyist,
5000, Louis II. Lee, $500; Miss Clara K.
Bartlett, $500; Miss Anne II. White, copy
ist, $720; Miss Anna P. Gaylor, S720; Miss
Florence w. Walton. 1920; Mrs. Bridget L..
n1.at,,o I,h1rar &dQn. hFrr C,,cia II ftoOlr
$3.50.
The following are in the Pension office;
John +. Collins, medical examiner. S1,s00;
George T. Ribble, chief of division, $1,000;
Thomas w. Dalton, principal examiner,
$4,000; Jacob R. Van Mater, $1,000; Josiah
$500; Peter W. Blazer, clerk, $500;
William Hatton, $1,000; Morris Thorne,
$1,000; Miss Emily Browne, clerk, Sl,4o0;
George M. Beckett, S1,400; Peter l.. Cole,
$1,400; George 7. Dudley, $1.400; James v.
Gibson, 81 ,400; Harris c. Halnlin, S1,40O,
Manuel johnson, $1,400; Thomas B. JOS
lin, sII,49o; joel r. siddall, sl,4Oo; John o 3.
William H.. H. Warman, $1,400; Miss Lily
Arnold, clerk, $1,000; Neale D. Aois, $1,000;
| Louis D. Cadman, $1,000: Miss Sarah H.
Foss. $1,000; William Hughes, $1,000; Jesse
| Lawson, 81, 200; John W. Mays, $1,000; Miss
Kate w. McGowan, 3 1920: Miss Mary
w Sl,Suu' joel 2. 1ilton, si,aoo,
Harvey B. Whitney, $1,000; George Bow
| man, clerk, at 81, 900; Walter F. Blackwood,
1000; Frank G. Carter, $1,000; Miss Clara
B. Gage, 81 ,C00; John 7. Laning, 1000;
! Sarah E. Sweet, 81, 1000; Edward F. Arnold,
| clerk, at 5000; Miss Myre E. Hillman, 5000;
| Charles J. O'Neill, assistant messenger, $720;
James Mullery, laborer, 5000; Rodney Chip,
|! special examiner in the field, $1,000 and So a
day for expenses.
Fl LAND OFFICE.
The Land Office has Albert B.. White,
| clerk, at 81 800; Robert R. Gilchrist, la
borer, $3.50; Frederick Z. Upton is a $1,000
| clerk in the Bureau of Education. The
following are in the Census ofhce;-Edward
W. Koch, clerk, $1,000; Charles E. Buch,
1,40O; William H. Jarvis, S1,400; Colonel
Ebenezer w. Davis, clerk, at $1,000; Mrs.
Catherine G.. O'Neil, clerk, 81, 100: George
C.. RandeIl, copyist. 5000; Miss Anna M.
Walters, copyist. 5000; Miss Margaret
Franks, computer, s720; Miss Mamie Calf
ney, computer, s7S0; Miss Elise Glyandan,
puter, $72o; Miss Matte W. Morgan, COM
puter, S720; Miss Alice L. Smelling, com
puter, S720; Miss Ella Booream, skilled la
borer, $3.50; Miss Anna NJ. Clayton, skilled
laborer, $500; Miss Picnic Lauterman,
skilled laborer, 5000; Mrs. Lillian c: Win
tiers, skilled laborer, $3.50. In the office OF
the Geological Survey Philip G. Warman is
~stenographer at 81 300; Robert H. Payne,
printer, S1,400; Israel G.. Russell, geologist,
at 81 a day; Frank Tweedy is ~atopographer,
at 81. 500 a year Joel A. Mum is a watch
man under the Architect of the Capitol.
This gives a total of eighty-five persons
charged to New Jersey in the Interior De-
partment.
In the Department of Justice the Blue
Book still carries the name of James H.
Nixon as an assistant attorney at $3.50;
Howard Perry ranks as IN $500 clerk;
Silas Dewitt is a law clerk at $4,000. To
tai, 8.
AGRIcULTURIsTs.
The following are in the Department of
Agriculture, charged to New Jersey: Miss
office: E. W. Whitehead, messenger, $720;
Mrs. E. L. Hart, clerk, $1,000, Division of
Statistics; Alfred G.. Marine, compiler, s., 400,
same office; Miss M. L. Wood, compiler,
$1,000; A. o. Nash, compiler, $1,000; J. s..
Carmen, investigation of a~dulteration of
food. 5000; Louis S. Williams, assistant en-
graver, 1880; Lawrence Gallagher, clerk,
Seed division, 5 / 1000: A. M. Harrington,
chief of division, Bureau of
Animal Industry, S2.250; Theodore +.
Townsend, chief of division, Weather Blu
reau. 81, 1000; Jesse Robinson, clerk, Weather
Bureau, S1,S00; F. J.. Randolph, clerk.
Weather Bureau, 1,400; Theodore I. Moore,
clerk, Weather Bureau, $1,000; Edward Al.
Mattison, clerk, Weather Bureau, $1,000;
total. Is. Jesse EastIack is a 81 900 clerk in
the Department of Labor; John T.. Tilton,
clerk, Interstate Commerce Commission, S100
per month; Walter Norris, clerk, Interstate
Commerce Commission, 800 per month
Fred. A. Cochran, clerk, Interstate Com
merce Commission, $75. j. N. B.. Hewett is
an assistant ethnologist under the regents