Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-11-12
PASS THE PIE.
A List of The Fat Places to BE Given Out
to Republicans.

to Republicans.
Below will be found list of the
more important places that will be
turned over to the incoming Repub-
licans:
The Governor win appoint a private
secretary, salary $1,000; State In
spector and Examiner, salary $1,000;
Adjutant General, salary $4,000; AS
sistant Adjutant General, salary
81, 200; Arsenal Keeper, salary $500;
Inspector of Mines, salary 81 800, and
$500 as Curator of the Geological
Survey; Assistant Inspector of Mines,
salary $1,000. The members of the
State Board of Equalization, whose
pay shall be SIS per day for such time
as the board is in session. Superin-
tendent of Feeble minded Institute at
Frankfort, salary $1,000. Three asy
lum superintendent, salaries $1,000;
nine assistant physicians and three
stewards, salaries ranging from 81 ESQ
to $3.50, board at State expenses in
asylums.
The Secretary of State will have the
appointment of the Assistant Secre-
tary of State, whose appointments
must be confirmed by the Governor,
salary ST 800; two clerks in the Cor
poration Department, fees aggrega :
ing ST. 800 and $1,000. The Auditl r
will appoint the Insurance Commits
sioner, salary $1,000; Deputy Insur-
ance Commissioner, salary $1,000;
two clerks in Insurance Bureau, sal
aries ST 800 a. d ST 200.
Assistant Auditor, salary $4,000;
Chief Clerk, salary 81 800; nine clerks,
salaries Fl 800, and one clerk, salary
$780, The Treasurer will have the
naming of his assistant, whose salary
will be ST 200.
The Commissioner of Agriculture
will appoint one clerk, salary 81 200,
and Grain Inspector and Grain
Weigher Inspector at Louisville,
salaries fees optional with Commits
tsioner, usually aggregating $4,000
| and $4,000; weigher fees worth S 800,
The Superintendent of Public In.
struction will appoint three clerks,
salaries 81 500. $1,000 and $500 re-
spectively. Register of Lands will
name two clerks, whose salaries will
be 81 200, and one clerk, whose salary
4 will be $1,000.
| The Sinking Fund Commissioners
composed of the Governor, Secretary
of State, Auditor, Treasurer and At
torney General, will elect two peni
tertiary Wardens, salaries $1,000
two Deputy Wardens, salaries, 81 200
one Chaplain, salary, ST. 200; TIVE
physicians, salaries ST 200, and forty
| four guards, $720 each, and mum
Der of minor employees. The Railroad
Commissioners will select one clerk
salary 81, 200.
The Superintendents OF the asy'
lums will each have the appoint
ment of Receiver, whose salary is
fixed by the Board of Commissioners
1t is generally 5000 and board. Each
Superintendent also appoints Ma
tron, Druggist, 30 to so attendants
carpenters, gardeners, engineers, fire,
men and other employees. whose
wages are from $40 to 500 month
and subject to change by the Boards.
There are nine Commissioners fo1
each asylum. One-third go out in
January 1896, one-third in 1898 and
one-third in 1900. They cannot be
removed under the present law. The
three Commissioners here who retire
in 1896 are Messrs. HI. G. Cant, T. II
Carloss and E. B. Bassett. As there
is no salary attached to these places
it is supposed Gov. Bradley will APP
point negroes to them. In that event
the white Commissioners would all
resign and he would then have an OPP
portunity to appoint full board OF
Republicans who could increase sal
aries to suit the demands of the hun
CRY horde to be turned into them.
The Superintendent, Assistant Ply
sicians and Steward all have about IL
months longer to serve under their
Commissions, but they are subject
to removal and the new Governor
will probably want their places at
once to fulfill ante-election promises.
DR.. Letcher, of Henderson, is al
ready tipped for DIR. Stones place.