The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-15

pupiic at the pOilS ana loSt, tney make
very foolish spectacle in going back to
the courts again.
| There will be, it is expected, the liveli-
est kind of times at the City Hall on
and after noon on May next when Mr..
Hoos will make a formal demand for the
| Mayors office.
Inc Finance Commissioners at their
meeting this afternoon approved the Off
ciai bond of Street and Water Commits
sioner Weastell. The bond which was in
$4,000, was furnished by Horace H. and
w. w. Farrier
The following is a list of the plums that
VIII fall to the Democrats as soon as
Commissioners-elect Hauck and Nolan
take their seats:-
George T. Bouton. Clerk of the Board,
annual salary $4,000.
Assistant Clerk Ira W. Startup, 81 500.
Other employees whose salaries are not
concurred in by the Finance Board are:
Armorer, John Brownlee, s., 200 per year.
Superintendent of Armory, B. NJ. Ger
ardin, $500 per year.
Wharfinger. H. H. Williams, 81 100.
Lamp Inspector. John 7. Davidson,
81, 200.
Inspector, John Bumsted s1,200
Chief Engineer, w. w. Ruggles. $500.
Surveyor, Charles A Van Keuren,
81, 4Oo
Craftsman, Albert F. Schlegel. s., ,5Oo
Rodmen, William Muller, $500, and j.
w. Whitton, $780,
Clerk to Chief Engineer, Louis Meyer.
Jr., $780,
Surveyor, Frederick E. Ferris, $1,000.
Laborers in parks. James Sullivan, John
Schneider, James Fisher. Thomas orgich-
owski, Neil Jugler. ]. Fitzsimmons, $50
per month each.
Sewer Inspector Edward Benson, with
salary of $1,000, has the following men
under him.
Bottom men. Daniel Sullivan, Bernard
Mortimer, John Deegan, Bernard Feeney.
Daniel Moran. William Farrell. Joseph
Rosmanski Thomas Kelly, Patrick Null
lery, Patrick Cullen and Patrick Moran,
$3.50 day EACH
Top men, Charles Kobel and Daniel
O'Brien, s. a day each.
Men and team. John Bannon, Clock
Brothers, Charles Schmidt and Henry
Stremler, Sc a day each.
In the street repairing department are
these
Repaving over street openings, John
Kelly, Thomas Kelly, Frank Schranable,
James Mailly.
Laborers on paved streets, w. A Smith.
foreman. $1,000 a year.
PAYERS. $3.50 day. Patrick Welsh,
Luke Mulligan, John Spahr, John Cough
lin, J. H. Calhoun.
Helper. $3.50 a day, Fred Klaproth.
Laborers, 81 a day, Thomas Clark.
Daniel Lee, C. Rikeman, James Merri-
man, VIM. Healey, Patrick Murtha.
Michael Burns, Thomas O'Grady, Hugo
Krause, Richard Lee, A. S. Barrett, Geo.
Covert, John Koch, Henry Mannering,
John Kilroy, j. Mulcroon, Thomas Hardy,
p Landmesser, VIM. Cummings, John
Sweeney, Joseph Gurnon, VIM. Barry
Then comes the list of those whose
salaries are concurred in by the Board of
Finance.
In the clerical department are these
Water Registrar, Lawrence Broderick
$3.50; Assistant Water Registrar, John T.
Pringie, s1,4Oo; Water Assessor, Alexander
B. Dusenbery, $1,000; Purveyor, Robert B.
Coar, $1S00; Bill Clerk, T. ]. Carol, 81 800;
Permit Clerk, Frank F. Woodcock. 81, 300:
General Clerks Robert F. Martin, John
w. Ellison, e. T. Rogers, o. K. Gardner
Henry c. Petty, A. L. Headden, Benjamin
>. Haliick, $1,000 each; General Clerks,
Joseph Smith. Thomas Johnston, M. J.
Livingstone. G. w. Lambertson, Henry
Knoop, John Fl. Koplinger, E. L. Giber-
son and Joseph P. Mclean, 5000 each.
Draughtsman, Fred Latourette, s1509:
Taper, Edward Nelson, $1,000; assistant
Taper, John j. Vile, sl,2o0; assistant tap
per, Henry Doneker, 5000; assistant tap
per, Lawrence Buckley, $780,
The Re-assessors are
Henry c. Gruber. $500, and Daniel F.
Shea, $780,
Janitor, George F. Conlzlin, $1,000
The employees at the Belleville Water
Works are as follows:-
Experimenting Engineer, William II.
Hooker, $1,000; machinist. John H. James,
,0SO; helper, James G. Hooker, $3.50; car
penter, George W. Morgan, 81 100: fire.
men, John Davis and p Friend, se5 a
month; Waterman, ]. Post. $3.50. fireman.
$3.50; gatekeeper, p Flynn, s74i; gate,
keeper, J. Lennon, $3.50; general work
men, P. Mailly, c. Caulfield and ]. Hay-
yard; $3.50 each; pipe walker, c. Frank,
sS4o; prldge tender. George A. Lewis, $500.
FoiloWing are the employees at High
81 200; engineer, J. J. Corbett, s925: enci,
neer, William Stivers, $3.50; engineer.
irral frank Ruggless $3.50; firemen. j. Murphy,
Blacksmith's helper. d. Green 5000. gen
eral workman, G.. Spear, S625; carpenter,
A. Booth. 500: driver J. Nolan seso..
reservoir keeper, j. Wormsley, $720.