The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-17
first nine months Of this year have been
In the aggreg alto $4,000 monthly.
AT HE POOR HOUSE.

first nine months OF this year have been
In the sesreg ,te $4,000 monthly.
AT HE POOR HOUSE.
Out at the county poor farm the force
OF EN- ployes as to numbers is respscta.
Bile, as witness this: e. L. Burdick, So
perintendent, $2O4. 10; Fred Layman,
farmer, $50; E. W. Brady. s45; 8. H.
Bowen. So IS; Michel Raune, George R.
. Tab.r, so each: Paddy Ryan, SIC; Neal
Nicholson, So; Charles Al5erts, $l2;
John 0antzlsr, sl2; John b. Sanford,
81; q. W. Cram, $40: George Nichols,
ST. Tho%a, Wallace 81 ch,istian IN Nell
There Is new post at the county poor
farm. The post Of "cnicken man" is not
subject TO any civil service rules. 1t is
an appointive Office and the salary Is not
large.
Here are few miscellaneous items on
the August salary roll: r. H. wi liars.
Comparins personal pr,perty index, $40;
Il. A. Bond, clerk. $50; Martin David,
J. W. Menzer, deputy constables, $50 each
ID. 3. Whitaker, deputy county clerk, $50;
Anna q. Stuart, indexine. $40; John
Burr. boarding prisoners, $5s2.3 George
". Dickinson. repairs, $i02.7O; X. Il.
Doan. 80. rs; O. +. Baxter, repairing for
county surveyor, $295.5O, Tor superv. sors.
$04; for recorder, SO; G. T. Meredith,
$2o.4o; M: R. Williams, $l4.So: members
board Of ed ucation
MINOR MATTERS.
The county assessor had force OF
about sixty deputies in March. April.
May and June. But in July the force
was out dawn, and in August only two
men were on the force: A. b. Conrad for
SIS, and W. s. Spencer for $50.
The superintendent OF schools had only
one deputy in August: n. s. Averill at
$50.
The district attorneys force is provided
for by tns statute. but the board OF super
visors allows stenographer, Miss O:illa
Dome |, at SIS per m nth.
In the matter OF examining insane pa
tisnts. August was not hig month, but
the following doctors received a draw
IS: Granville MoGowan. SIS; n. Mathis.
$50; W. @ Cochran. 500; r: ". GOWNS,
IS; J. McUoy, IS; W. l.. Wade, $26; T.
Davidson, $50.
The board Of supervisors OF course had
other help but here are few items scat
tered through the allo Sancs roll charge.
able to their Departments: Margaret NJ.
Davis. SIS; Il. A. Carson, $50; A. W.,
Francisco, mileage, $ll.50; JAMES Han
ley, s16.l0; W. L. Woodward, $29; 4. 3.
Ain ost iii of the dsupties of the county
clerks Office are provided for by law.
But the following gentlemen are on the
ors: q. G. Reyes, $50: Sam Kutz, A.
NJ. Mcpherson, =. NJ. Fairbank ks, $50 each;
George Francis, STA; F. Ryder, $45; II.
Jackl.y, $o5.
JANITORs AND GARDENERS.
Places in plenty are afforded at the
court houss for janitors. watcnmen. gar
dcrn.rs. etc. Notice tn ese demands for
August salaries: c. W. Swope, SIS; P. J.
Anderson, u. ". Hood, B. G. NJ ,ntgom-
cry, ]. B Thomas. T. l.. Wardlow, jani-
tors, $55 each; Maggie Walci'. Jan tire ss.
$3D; A. j. Norton, engineer. $40; N. b.
Lemon and Tnomas A. Plot.s. watch
$55; Peter Grelak gardener, sos; Robert
Gregg, labor, $54.
CALL THE ROLL
If you have time and will carefully ex-
anime the names occurrin. in the lists
above given yon will find almost a
quorum of tue deIega Who attended the
last Republican county convention. 1t is
OF course eminentiy proper 70 express
qualification I II assistance given in time
OF need. but still, when, as in this case.
eradication must be manifested at the
expense OF the tsxpayers, zen 1t becomes
bird ng. County officers have p lid their
COnVentiO1 uecIS, AN tuo Couuty VI AOS
Angeles has paid the bill.
The above communication as to salaries
and amounts paid out for deputies AID
for labor is what the allo vance roll of
the ard Of su supervisors for the month OF
August last disclos+s, when, according
to the auditors books, S3l, 800 AZ was
spent for labor. It must tie remem be:ed
that per diem and mileage of jurors. the
paw of court interpreters, stenographers'
fee, and per diem, sheriff's pr fits. county
ass 'ssar's fees and other m alters are not
included IN the above showing for
county pay roll. The system By which
the county's books are kept pIecludes the
possibility OF getting down to some of
these figures unless a person desires to
make an all-win'er jub However, the
figures that are gwen this morning are
sufficient to show the trend of things.
And there are yet more to be obtained.
If what you read in this issue does not
convince you that the time has arrived
to perfect some kind Of an or,anizati
TO bring about a change in affairs, there
still remain other facts to be presented
and The Herald will give them to you.