The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-12-07
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LIND FEEDS THE HUNGRY MULTI
TUDE.
minneapolis Tribune)
One Of the most interesting subjects to
the mind of the average Minnesota Demo-
crat today is that of patronage, and espe-
cially that portion of the spoils which will
be at the disposal Of John Lind when he
assumes the position of governor, January
next. There Is a dearth of information upon
the number and value of the gifts which
will be at the disposal of the new governor
and for the benefit of many Of those of the
faithful who wish to pick the place they
desire. We publish herewith a full list of
the offices which they may properly claim
as the spells belonging to the victors:
Governors pSvate secretary, $3.50
and fees, about. $3.50. ................$5OO 900
Governors stenographer =. -. :. ...... 800
Executive messenger...... ........ 100
Adjutant general...... $500. ..... 1000
Assistant adjutant general. ......1 100
Assistant adjutant general and clerk. l. 200
Military StOrekeeper. ........... ......... l. 200
AdJutant generals stem ographer. ..... 800
State superintendent Of public instruc-
tiOn.... ...... ............. ... 800
Assistant state superintendent Of pub
Tic instruction. ............ ...... ........ 1,SOO
Sierh'...'. ........-. ............... nv
Insurance commissioner. 80. ........ 2, 800
deputy insurance commissioner. 800
Clerks and stenographers. 1900
Public examiner and superintendent Of
banks ............... ], 500
Deputy to public examiner and bank
superintendent. .............. ;. ........ 800
Two assistant bank examiners, each. l 800
One assistant public examiner. 1,50O
Clerk hire l. 900
ofn OF
Assistant state dairy and food commits
SlOner.... ................ 1,SQO
Secretary to the state dairy and food
commissioner. ...... 49,. :. ........ / 200
State chemist 800. .... $500 49,. ....., / 500
State labor commissioner. ......... go. 2, 500
Assistant labor commissioner. ........... l 500
Two deputy commissioners each. 900
one factory Inspector. .............. 200
Two assistant factory inspectors, each. 1000
o.a.e 1900. ...... .......... 2'Uo
Assistant librarian. 80. 80. ........ 900
One railroad and warehouse commits
sioner to succeed Nathan Kingsley
this year, and one to succeed George
L. Becker. Jan. l, 1900. ................. 5000
Secretary to commission, removable
at pleasure Of board of commission
ers, 81 800, and $500 extra warehouse
registrar. :...:.... ."........ 24oo
Under this department is chief grain
inspector. removable at any time, $3,OO0 and
the following appointed by him, subject to
the approval or UQo commission. and SIM
ilarly removable:
Chief clerk, $500; two assistants. $780,
and 1900; two chief deputy inspectors at
$500, and one at $1500; one state weigh
master at $500 and one at $1,000; two as
sistsant warehouse registrars, $500 each.
And grain inspectors galore, about 10
The governor appoints the following capt.
tol attaches:
Four janitors, state capitol, each...... 600
Ch1et engineer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Fireman. :. INSTRUMENTATION. 300
L "o messengers. ........ ................... bU
Two messengers, $500 and...... ........... 900
Five members of the state normal board,
not salaried, who elect the teaching stats
of the schools
Two members of the state board of cor
rection and charities each year.
secretary 900
One member of the state insane hospital
board, probably a ST. Peter man, and two
more next year; S per day and mileage.
One director of state institution for de-
fectives, each year.
One member board of control state public
school.
One member board of managers of state
training school each year.
One member state refOrmatory board each
year
One member Of the board of prison man
ayers each year. The board elects the
warden; s. per day and mileage.
The trustees of state soldiers home.
Three members of the state board Of
health for four years, unsalaried.
President gets $780, secretary and execu-
tive officer, 81, 500; bacterologist 81 500; vet
erinaran, 5000: clerk 5000; assistant bacteri-
ologist, $1,000 and $3.50; clerk 1924; field vet
erinarian, $1.SOo; special agent $1,000; steno-
grapher, veterinary department, $3.50.
Three members of the state board of medi-
cal examiners, each for three years.
One member Of state board Of pharmacy
each year; term, five years.
State board of veterinary medical ex-
aminers.
State board Of dental examiners
Five members of state game and fish COM
mission. of whom the executive agent re-
ceives $1,000.
They also elect a superintendent of the
fish hatchery and a number Of deputy ward
ems $1,000.
Five district inspectors of steam vessels
and steam boilers, who receive fees
State oil inspector, who receives fees and
appoints numerous deputies
Five district surveyors general of logs
who receive fees.
Sixteen members of state board of equal
ization, one for each judicial district who
receive S. per day and mileage.
OF the purely ornamental positions on the
governors staff, unsalaried, are the follow
ing:
Inspector general.
Quartermaster general.
Commisary general.
Assistant inspector general, assistant
QuartermaSter general, assistant judge adj
vocate general, assistant surgeon general
assistant commissary general.
And aide-de-camp at the governors pleas
ure.
A Fine School.
We do not hesitate to recommend tha